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THE DAILY REFLECTOR

104th YEAR

NO. 293

GREENVILLE, N.C.

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION

SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBERS, 1985

80 PAGES

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Middle-Class Earners Today Can't Match Their Parents, Study Says

By ROBERT FURLOW Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Many members of the baby boom generation, now in their 30s, are fincung they cant match their parents middle class achievements of nice homes, financial security and childrens education, the authors of a new study said Saturday.

AH around us, there are signs that the middle class is in trouble, said the study commissioned by the con

gressional Joint Economic Conunit-tee.

Single persons are postponing marriage. Families are postponing having children. GoocI jobs in manufacturing are being lost. Young people feel substantial economic pressure.

The authors said some analysts fear the situation wont improve until the huge federal budget deficit is greatly reduced - an action that in itself would probably lower Uving

standards in the short run.

In comments released with the report. Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., chairman of the committee, called the situation a serious problem. We must achieve higher rates of growth and that means increasing

the productivity and competitiveness of our economy, he said. Thj

That is a hard and complex job with no single easy solution.

Measured in 1984 dollars to remove the effects of inflation, median fami

ly income doubled between 1947 and 1973, the study said.

But in some ways 1973 was the last good year, said the authors, University of Maryland public affairs Prof. Frank S. Levy and Richard Michel, director (rf the income security and pension policy center at the Urban Institute in Washington.

In the 1950s and 1960s, men i^ing

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ECU Prof To Nominate Two For Trip

Wanna Job On The Shuttle?

INMATE ART Inmates at a prison in Columbia, S.C., staged a two-day art sale this weekend at a shaping center, offering some of the art work they had produced at the penitentiary. Proceeds from the art sale were to go to the Rape Crisis Network in Columbia. Ralph Gray, an inmate who help^ organise the project, sits amid some of the items offered for sale. (AP LasesT*eto>

Motorist Killed

A microbiol(^ist at the East Carolina University School of Medicine will nominate two local citizens as candidates for a NASA space shuttle flight scheduled for 1987.

Dr. Carlo V. BruschL assistant professor of microbiology, says he will begin interviewing applicants immediately for payload specialist and mission specialist, flight crew members who wiU be involved with scientific experiments on shuttle missions.

A research project designed by Bruschi will be on board the May 1^ flight. The experiment, approved by NASA officials last summer, is wie of three in the United States selected as life sciences projects for the first International Microgravity Laboratory (UAL) to go into space, in couabora-tion with the Eu^anBpace Agency.

The other projects were submitted by scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., and the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in Houston. The principal investigators for those experiments will also be

nominating candidate for the flight crew.

The 1987 flight wUl be the first shuttle trip devoted to scientific research, Bruschi said. The IML wiU be staffed by three payload specialists and two mission specialists.

Payload specialists act as research technicians in space and perform selected experiments for which they have received specialized training. Mission s^ialists are also involved in research projects, but have additional responsibilities for the operation and flight of the shuttle itself.

NASA will provide all space flight training for the crew members and scientific training wiU be conducted in Bruschis laboratory in June 1986, and in the research facilities of the other institu-tioaisnrQlvedmtlMprolicl Bruschi says the nomination process will give. iriority to applicants from ECU, but will not be imited to the university campus. He said applicants must be between Uie ages of 25 and 40, be in exceUent health and have a solid scientific background with at least an undergraduate

degree in biology.

In addition, appUcants must be wiUing to accept fuU-time employment with NASA for at least two years, a training period which wiU require continuous relocation to scientific and space-training facilities throughout the United States and Europe.

Bruschi said a selected group of applicants wiD be invited to the medical school for a personal interview. Each of the top candidates will be required to have an extensive physical examination before being approved as a nominee for one of the two positions.

A special selection committee appointed NASAwillmeetia January in to Twtew ttwBwknmo humi five candidates to NASA hea^uarters. Bruschi said the final selection will be made in mid-March.

Interested arolicants should contact Bruschi immediately oy calling the demtrtment of microbiology and immunology, ECU School of Medicine, 757-2696.

Related stay imBS

A GreenviUe woman was kiUed and four members of the East Carolina University womens basketball team were shaken up in a coUision Friday night on Greenville Boulevard.

Pejggy Rouse Cannon, 32, of Route 8 was kiHed when her car coUided head-on with a bus canying the basketball team.

GreenviUe Police Officer H.D. Hines said the bus was traveling eastbound on the inside line of Greenville Boulevard. The car driven by Ms. Cannon was traveling westbound in the same lane.

Hines said the bus driver told him he saw the car, slowed and tried to swerve to avoid it, but could not move into the right lane as it was occupied by another vehicle.

Ms. Cannwi was taken to Pitt County Memorial Hospital where she later died. The four team members were treated for minor injuries and released.

Damage to the bus, owned by Seashore Transportation of New Bern, was estimated at $19,000. 'Die car was a loss.

ECU Holds Service For Mid-Year Grads

Discontent should be present in each generation. East Carolina Universitys chancellor told summer and fall graduates of the university Saturday.

Dr. John M. Howell spoke to about 700 graduates and their friends and

Rarents at ceremonies held at lendenhall Student Center.

Our society is, and should be, discontent from one generation to the next, Howell said.

Among the challenges facing new graduates are health problems, and finding new and better ways to pro

tect the environment, Howell said.

We must improve education so that it provides the tools for a productive life in a changing world; we must continue to work to assure an equal opportunity for a full and rewarding life for all citizens of our nation, and we must continue to work hard for world peace, Howell said.

Other participants included Dr. Angelo Volpe, vice chancellor for academic affairs; the Rev. Daniel Earnhardt of the campus ministerial

Dissident's Wife Rejoins Family

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REUNION Yelena Bonner, wife of Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov, hugs her grandchildren Saturday night after arriving at Bostons Logan Airport. She was reunited with her family at the airport before settling in to prepare for treatment for a heart condition. Her son, Alexei Semyonov, is at left. (AP Laseqihoto)

NEWTON, Mass. (AP) - Yelena Bonner arrived here Saturday to a joyous greeting from family and friends and said she was veiy concerned and anxious about her husband, Nobel Peace Prize-winning dissident Andrei Sakharov, whom she left behind in the Soviet Union.

Mrs. Bonner, who was permitted to visit the United States to get treatment for a heart condition, kept a promise to Soviet authorities and refused to comment on a report that a checkup of her husband revealed no negative dynamics.

We are very, very happy our mother is here with us, said her daughter, Tatiana Yankelevich, 35, who had not seen her mother in more than six years.

Mrs. Bonner walked smiling off the plane at Bostons Logan International Airport with her arms around her grandchildren, Anna Yankelevich, 10, and her brother, Matvei, 12, who presented her with a bouquet of flowers.

I am very concerned and anxious for my husband, Mrs. Bonner told reporters after she arrived. This is alfl can tell you.

It is difficult for me to talk about your questions. You aU know that I gave a promise not to hold any press conferences and I cannot give any interviews. I want to thank you for such a warm and human welcome.

Mrs. Bonner gave the promise to Soviet authorities in return for a three-month visa allowing her to get medical treatment in the West.

Mrs. Bonners son, Alexei Semyonov, 29, who accompanied his mother to Boston from Rome, said she planned to call her husband Monday or Tuesday in (3orky, the Soviet city where he is in internal exile.

If she cannot reach her husband in Gorky, she feels her trip will be pointless, he said. She will be worried too much to have the operation. He said his mother planned to meet Monday with a doctor but would not identify the i^ysician or say where the meeting would Occur.

Before speaking to repwters, Mrs. Bonner sprayed her mouth with what Semyonov said was nitn^lcerin fca-her heart condition. She held her

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By STUARTSAVAGE Reflector Staff Writer The Christmas season should be one of the happiest seasons of the year, but caref^sness, tragedy or other unexpected occurrences could martheholidsy.

In an effort to prevent problems from developing, Greenville public safety officials have offered suggestions on how to prevent thefts, fires and traffic accidents which tend to increase as more people are shopping, partying and traveling from place to place.

Police Chief Ted Holmes said shoppers should refrain from displaying large sums (rf money while shopping and cautioned women shoppers: "Dont leave your purse unattended on store counters or in

shopping baskets or fitting rooms.

To reduce the chance of having Christmas gifts and other items stolen from cars, Holmes suggested drivers park in well lighted areas, lock the car doors and place valuables in the trunk, out of sight of would-be thieves.

In an effort to reduce the number of thefts from homes, the chief said residents should have adequate locks installed on all exterior doors and be sure all doors and windows are locked when leaving the house, even for short periods.

"Dont admit uninvited salesmen or strangers into your home, close blinds, shades and drapes at night, and "hang up immediately on unknown ^one callers, Holmes suggested.

Dont advertise your ateence, if you are going to be away from home over the holidays. Holmes said. Have a trusteii neighbor collect your mail; stop delivery of your daily paper or have the neighbor pick the per up each day; (and have the riend) turn outside and inside lights on and off so it appears someone Is at home.

Holmes said motorists should drive safely and defensively ... wear seat belts and be aware of winter driving hazards. Traffic accidents, which normally increase during the winter months, are even more frequent during holiday periods, he noted.

Anticipate situations that call for reduced spe^ - slick road surfaces, poor visibility, turning maneuvers,

stopping, intersections and bridges, Holmes suggested.

Because drinking drivers contribute to a large percentage of collisions, Holmes said persons who are drinking should have non-drinkers designated drivers - drive them home from parties.

Worry and fatigue can also contribute to accidents... people rushing home or drivers rushing to go shopping after working all day and not having their minds on their driving. Reduced vision, because of less daylight, fogging windows and frost, are oUier factoid that contribute to more wintertime accidents.

Make sure the windshield, rear and side windows are free of dirt, ice or fog, and make sure headlights and tailignts are clean so other drivers

can see you, Holmes said.

Tires should be in good condition, windshield wiper blades and defrosters operating, batteries should be fully charged, brakes working properly and exhaust systems checked for leaks, he suggested.

Other suggestions; compensate for bad weather by using low heams and turning on your directional signals well in advance of a turn; allow extra space between you and the car ahead (rain or ice on streets increase the cars stopping distance); avoid hard, sudden braking which could lock the brakes and cause a skid (pump the brakes to give the car more traction with the road); and watch out for icy spots which may appear on bridges (which become icy before other road

surfaces), under shaded areas (n- at intersections.

If you are planning a long trip. Holmes suggested that you sbwdd w fully awake and pro^rly rested an(l make frequent stops or occasionally switch drivers. Driv^ should have ample rest in order to be alert at the wheel and able to make split second decisions.

Emergency equipment should include a glass scraper-siKm Inrush, booster cables, flares or emergency light, a shovel, tow chain or strap, blankets; and in case of snow, tire chains, sand, rock salt or traction mats.

In addition to practicing safe driv- ing habits on streets arx highways.

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Obituaries

Peggy R. Cannon, 32, died Satordajr as a result of injuria received in an automobile accident. Rer funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the Wilkerson Mineral Chapel bv Dr. Hartdd Deitch. Burial will be in Pinewood Memorial j>ark.

Mrs. Cannon was a native of Greene Comity. She spent most of ha* life ih the Greenville area and was a residmt of the Red Oak ciHnmunitv.

Surviving are her husband, Ja<^ Leon Cannon; two sons, John David Cannon and Justin Cannon, both of the hnne; her mother and stei^a-tber, Mr. and Mrs. Elbml Milh ctf the Red Oak community; her father, Samuel Marvin Rouse (A Vancebmt); four Isrotbefs, Eugene Rouse. Marvin Earf Rouse, Robert Rouse and Steve .Rouse, all of Greenville; two sisters, Blrs. Louise Bunn oi Winterville and Mrs. Teresa Suggs (rf Griftoo, and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lossie Tionage Kinston.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home fnxn 7:30 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Fleming

REIDSVILLE - Mr. James Earl Flenng, 75, died Saturday in the Annie Penn Memorial Hosoital in Rddsville. His funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday in the First Bai^t Church by Dr. Bill Allmcxid. Bu^ will be in Reidlawn Cemetery.

Mr. Fleming was a native (tf Pitt County. He smnt most of his life in Reidsville ana was a retired mercantile owner. He was a member of the First Baptist Church in Reidsville, the Reidsville Rotary Qub and the Mens Garden Club. He also held memberships in the Reidsville Masonic Lodjge iK384, the Oasis Shrine in Greensboro and the Rockingham County Shrine.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Kate Mo(h% Fleming of the home; a dai^ter, Mrs. Los T. Everette of fteidBville; two latithers, Roland L. Fleming and David Hassell Fleming, both of Greenville, and a grand--daughter.

Manning

AYDEN - Mrs. Tinie McGlohon banning, 90, died Saturday. Her uneral will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday at the Farmer Funeral Cha-jel by the Revs. C.L. Patrick and Willis Wilson. Burial will be in the Ayd Cemetery Mrs. Manning was a member of

Bdnner...

daughters hand and kept a hand around her 85-year-old mother, Ruth Bonner, who lives with the Yankeleviches in suburban Newton.

I am very happy now to see my entire family, Mrs. Bonner said to the reporters. Your help enabled me to be here.*

Semyonov said of his mothers condition, Right now, she is looking much much better than she did the first day in Italy.

He said Mrs. Bonner came to the Jnited States for medical treatment lecause the doctors treating them m the Soviet Union were under the orders of the KGB. ... She cannot trust the doctors who perform only what the KGB tells them.

Mrs. Bonner left Italy on Saturday morning after a visit which began Monday when she flew to Rome from Moscow. Her Italian sojourn included eye examinations for glaucoma and cataracts, a papal audience and a visit with Prime Minister Bettino Craxi.

I am grateful to Italy and the Italians for the warmth and sympathy I felt during my stay here, she told reporters as she left Italy. She held what Italian reporters said was a new purse given to her by Craxi.

In Moscow, an article Saturday by the Soviet news agency Tass denied what it called blasphemous political filiation about the health of the

Bethany Free Will Baptist Quirch.

Survivii^ are three sons, William S. Manning and Jimmy R. Manning, boUl (tf Ayden, and Tommy Manning of San Antonio, Texas; three dau^ tm, Mrs. Sallie Bett Evans and Mrs. Fannye Little, both of Aydm, and Mrs. Pauline Norman (A 'Tarboro; three sists, Mrs. Lila Beaman of Snow Hill, and Mrs. Lula Allen and Ms Mag^e Lee McGlohon, both (A Aydoi; 15 grandchildren and 15 great-gran(k;^dri.

The family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral bcHne.

Melton

FOUNTAIN - Mr. Donald Ray Melton (tf the Dupree Crossroads community near Fountain died Saturday in Pitt County Menuxial Hospital. Fungal arrangements will be announced by the Hemby Funeral Home of Fountain.

Vines

FARMVILLE - Mr. James Ker-mit Vines of 203 Vines St. died Friday ni^t in Pitt County Memorial Hosm-tal. Funeral arrangemetns will be announced by Joyners Mmluary.

Wooten

GRIFTON - Mrs. Bernice MewbcHm Wooten of Grifton died Saturday at her home. Her funeral will be cmxlucted at .3 p.m. M(mday at Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church in Grifton by Elder E.L. Gamer. Burial will be in the family plot at Loftin Cemetery in GrifUm.

Mrs. Wooten was bm and reared near Grifton in Craven County, but made her home in the Grifton community of Pitt County. She was a member of Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church and the New Covenant Holy Church Bible Class.

She is survived by her husband, Ervin Wooten of Grifton; her mother, Mrs. Willie Mae Galloway Mewbom of Grifton; five brothers, Jessie Ray (Tommie) Mewbom and William Horace Mewbom, both of Grifton, Eddie W. Mewborn and Calvin Mewbom, both of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Steven A. Mewbom of Will-ingtonboro, N.J., and three sisters, Mrs. Irene M. Smith and Mrs. Willie Ruth Davis, both of Grifton, and Mrs. Mary M. Smith of Brooklyn, N. Y.

Family visitation at Norcott Memorial Chapel will be from 6-7 p.m. Sunday. At other times, the family will receive friends at the home, 605 Grifton Manor, Grifton.

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64-year-old Sakharov.

The dispatch said a checkup revealed no negative dynamics in Sakharovs health. It was the first Soviet news media report in more than 1^ years about the 1975 Nobel laureate and nuclear physicist.

We do not have confidence in the Soviet statements, Semyonov said after arriving in Boston. Semyonov had said in Rome that Sakharov lost 44 pounds and was ill after a hunger strike.

On Friday, Mrs. Bonner had an unannounced audience with Pope John Paul II, which, according to Vatican spokesman, she had requested and which was held in the strictest privacy.

Earlier at the U.S. embassy, Mrs. Bonner received her U.S. visa and was given a welcoming letter from Secretary of State George P. Shultz.

Chapter Meeting

The Greenville chapter of Womens Aglow will meet Dec. 14 at the Western Sizzlin on 10th Street. Breakfast is at 9:15 a.m. and the meeting at 10 a.m.

The guest speaker will be Treva Tankard from Washington.

Bonds Approved

The Greenville City Coimcil Friday approval the sale (rf water refunding bonds totaling $3,525,000.

The bonds, wfakfa were sold in 1961 for the constnictioo of the local water plant, were financed at 10 percent in-' teresi according to City Manager Gail Meeks. The refundmg bonds will carry a lower interest rate, resultiog in a savii^ of $197,732 in presoit ddlar value for the dty. The accrued saving will be $309,K9, she said.

The bond sale will take (dace Dec. 10.

Band Boosters

The Greenville City Band Boosters will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at J.H. Rose High School. The i

PUPPETEER DIES - Burr Tillstrom, the puppeteer who created the hmg-nuiBing live televiskm show Kukla, Fran and OUie, died Friday at his home in

Palm Springs, Calif. He was 68. Tillstrom is shown here in a 1978 photo with his puppets, Kukla, left, and Ollie, right. (AP Laserphoto)

Safety,,,

Holmes said cautiim should be used in parking lots as well. Because many accidents hai^n in parking lots. Holmes said drivers should make sure the way is clear before pulling from a parking space and that dnvers should watch for ped^-trians and other vehicles while driving through parking lots.

Fire-Rescue Department Chief Jenness Allen said local area residents should be more cautious during the holiday season because of the increased Uu-eat of fire caused by traditional Christmas decorations and gift wrappings.

Allen said hve trees should be kept outdoors or in other cool areas as long as possible before putting them up. He said that stands used to hold live trees should be able to hold water so the tree wont dry out as fast.

Never use candles on trees and dont use large Christmas lights on artificial trees, he warned. Use only electric lights that bear the UL (Underwriters Laboratories) label and check old sets each year before using. Discard sets with frayed wires, loose connections and broken sockets.

Other suggestions; Never use an outlet under the tree for tree lights; provide a switch some distance from the tree for turning off the lights; inspect the lights from time to time to see if they are turning the tree needles brown, if so, change the position of the lights; and tree lights and other decorative lights should be turned off when members of the family are not at home.

Allen said that only weather-proof electrical decorations and lights should be used outdoors, and cautioned parents not to leave children at home alone with Christmas decorations turned on.

For those who like the warmth of a fire, Allen said screens should be used in front of fireplaces to prevent sparks from popping out onto floors or carpet. Never leave a fire in a fireplace unattended and before leaving the home or going to bed, make sure the fire is completely out. Dispose of ashes in a metal container - dont store them in a garage or utility room, take them to the outside only.

ECU...

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association; Kirk Shelley of Greenville, senior class president, and Frances Dickens of Sanford, senior class vice president.

About 1,500 students complete coursework at ECU during the summer and fall semesters.

PIANOS & ORGANS

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When presents are opened on Christmas morning, wrappings should not be thrown in freplaces or left lying around the house. Instead, Allen emphasized, wrappings should be gathered together as quickly as possible and placed in a proper container outside the home.

Suspect

Arrested

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - A man accused of trying to blow up a jetliner carrying his wife, three dau^ters and 150 others to collect more than $1 million in insurance benefits was arrested Saturday, the FBI said.

Albert Lee 'Ihielman of Austin, Texas, was charged Friday with planting a homemade bomb in his wifes ^^age aboard an American Airlines fl^t on Oct. 30 from Austin to Dallas-Fort Worth.

Agents said Thielman wanted to kill his family to collect life insurance benefits to pay off debts from gambling, drugs and an affair with a woman described in the affidavit attached to a federal arrest warrant as a nude model.

Thielman told the FBI he needed about $6,000 a month to stay afloat, and was considering filing for bankruptcy, the affidavit said.

It was a steady, downward spiral that speaks for itself. Its kind of a last-resort type effort, FBI agent Byron Sage said Saturday in Austin.

The bomb exploded in the planes baggage compartment at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport as handlers prepared to unload the plane. None of the 147 passengers and seven crew members on board was injured.

The arrest resulted from a tip generated by news of the arrest warrant issued Friday, Sage said.

Boom ...

from 40 to 50 saw their earnings grow by 30 percent, the study said. But men who were 40 in 1973 saw tlwir earnings over the next decade decline by 14 percent.

Even more striking, young men a^ fnn 25 to 35, often the years of biggest income increases, had averaged raises of more ian 100 percent in the ievious decades, but their inflation-adjusted earnings in ie decade after 1973 rose omy 16 percent, the study said.

An average 30-year-old in 1973 earned $23,580 in inflation-adjusted dollars compared with $17,520 for the 30-year-oId of 10 years later.

And the 30-year-old man would have had to pay 44 percent of his gross earnings to buy a median-price house in 1983 compared with 21 percent in 1973, the study said.

In all, median family income declined from the 1973 high point of $28,167 to $26,433 in 1984, it said.

What went wrong? the authors ask.

Their answer is a combination of factors such as the big oil-price rises of the 1970s and, more impm^ntly, a virtual halt in traditional mcreases in productivity - ah occurrence they describe as something of a mystery probably due in part to soaring inflation and a rapidly expanding labor force.

The upshot, the authors said, is that Americans who had already at-

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PTA To Meet

The December meeting of the Sadie Saulter Parent-Teacber Association will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Third-grados will present a Christmas play titled Return of the Star after a business meeting.

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tained middle-class status have generally been able to keep it - thanks to job soii(ity and fixed-rate mortgages that kept housing costs low.

But fw people who had not yet attained the middle class standard -or who had lost the standard and were trying to r^ain it the standard looked increasingly out of reach, the study said.

Many woinen have taken jobs in the past decade, greatly increasing the number of two-income families. But even with that strategy, many young families find it hard to match their parents living standards, the authors suggest.

In the decades (xior to the 1970s, children expected early on to live better than Uieir parents, they said. Such is not now me case.

In Loving Memory Of

James Earl Redmond

Who Passed Away 2 Years Ago Dec. 11,1983

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In life we bved you so dearly, in death we kwe you stiS.

In our hearts you hold a very special place that no one can ever fiU.

h broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone For prt of us went with you the night God took you home.

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room 201 of the Pitt County Office Building. 1717 W. Fifth St.

According to Pitt Agricultural Extension officials, the workshop is deigned to help counselors and ministers better understand agricultural problems and how farm famines in Pitt County are affected. Jan Lloyd, family resource management specialist of the N.C. Extension Service, will discuss counseling tehni-ques and information on the involvement of other agencies

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New Practice

Dr. ^rge Klein is opening a family medical practice in the University Prof^ional Center, 602-C E. 10th

St., Greenville.

Klein is a recent graduate of the East Carolina University School of Medicine Family Practice Residency Program and is a board-certified family physician. He is also a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians.

A Chicago native, he is a graduate of Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago and worked on a masters degree in mathematics and computer science at Northeastern. He then began medical studies at the Autonomous University of Guadalajara in Mexico and completed his medical degree at Albert Einstein School of Medicine of Yesheva University in the Bronx, N. Y. He did two years of residency in internal medicine at Grant Hospital, an affiliate of Rush Presbyterian-St. Luke School of Medicine in Chicago before coming to Greenville in 1983 to begin another residency in famijy medicine.

$30,000 Donation

A $30,000 donation from a Greenville resident and R 4 Reywl^ Tobacco Co. wiU support East Carolina Universitys continuing research program on the diagnosis and treatmit of cancer.

A $10 000 gift from Barbara W. FuUer of Greenville was matched two-for-one by a $20,000 gift from R.J. Reynokb Of Winston^em. The gift will establish the Thomas Darwih Wilson Memorial Fund in memory of Mrs. FuUers brother

Mre. Mer is a division manager of the Reynolds Tobacco An ^heville native and a graduate of Western Carolina UmversUy, she has lived in Greenville since 1982.

The school of medicine is pleased to receive Mrs. Fullers gift and Reynolds matching donation, said Dr. Edwin W Monroe, senior associate dean of the medical school Support such as this strengthens our research efforts and is appiSi-ated by the schools admnistration and medical scientists.

MED SCHOOL GIFT - Barbara W. Faller, left, of Greenville presents a gift of I30.6M to the East Carolma University Schoiri of Medicine to support research in cancer diagnosis and treatment. She provided $10,006 of the gift and her employer, RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co.,

provided $20,011. Accepting the gift on behalf of the med-ical school were Dr. Edwin W. Monroe, center, senior associate dean, and Charles R. Blake, assistant to the ECU chancellor. (Ea^ Med School Photo)

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Liquidation Sale

Starting Sunday, December 8,1985 at 109 S. Lee St., Ayden, N.C. beside Hal Moore insurance office.

FumHuf, clotlMs, )), all parsonal aftacts to ba aoM of Mauda Knox Roaanbaum.

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Ayden School

Third-graders from Ayden Elementary School will perform at Carolina East Mall at 11:30 a.m. Monday.

5 p.m. at St. Timothys Episcopal Church. The choir will sing ouring a traditional Anglican service of Evensong.

PTA Meeting

AARP Luncheon

The Ayden Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. In addition to the r^ar business meeting, a Christmas musical will be presented.

The Greenville chapter of AARP will have a luncheon meeting at Greenville Golf and Country Club at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday.

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Collision

DR. GEORGE KLEIN

One iniury and $1,150 in damage resulted from a three-car collision on Charles Boulevard Saturday.

Catherine Ward Pfeiffer of Washington, N.C., was charged with a safe movement violation after her car struck the rear of a car driven by Henry Ralph Peele of Jamesville. Peeles car then struck a car driven by Robert Eugene Chapman of Route 3, Greenville.

Chapman was injured in the accident, according to Greenville police. Damage to the Chapman car was estimated at $150. The Peele car sustained $900 in damages, and the Pfeiffer car $100.

Ostomy Social

Santa's Hotline

The United Ostomy Association, Inc., Greenville Chapter will have its

Christmas social Monday starting at of Pitt

Residents of University Nursing Center in Greenville are conducting Santas Ho Ho Hotline this ^.stmas

Six teachers from the Beaufort County and Washington city schools were recognized as winners of minigrants for innovative teaching at an awards ceremony held recently.

The teachers, three from the Washington school system and three from the Beaufort County system, were selected in a competition sponsored by the East Caro ina University Rural Education Institute and their respective school systems. They will receive grants ranging from $100 to $300 each; funds will be used to implement plans of teaching activities they submitted in the competition.

The winning teachers are Vicki Etheridge and Ceresy Jenkins of Eastern Elementary School, John Guyette of John Small School, Lindsay IngaUs of Pinetown Elementary School, Cynthia Heath of Wilkinson School, and Elizabeth Hodges of Belhaven Elementary School.

series of Family Life Seminars sponsored by the East Carolina University School of Medicines Department of Family Medicine.

Dr. Hal May, an assistant professor of family medicine and a practicing psychologist, will discuss the reasons why the festive mood of the holiday season seems to leave some people uneasy or depressed. He will also present some techniques to combat seasonal mood changes.

A second session will feature Healthy Hints for Holiday Eating, planted by Susie Bredderman and Linda Walker, nutritionists and registered dietitians with the Department of Family Medicine.

The program will last two hours with a break in between for healthful holiday refreshments. The seminar will be presented in the Eastern Carolina Family Practice Center. Preregister by calling 757-4614.

Served As Page

Angela Mercer of Greenville rwently served as a page in Raleigh with the Department of Administration. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mercer Jr. and is a senior at J.H. Rose School.

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Brig. Gen. Uri Smith French III, assistant division commander for support for the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, will speak at the regular meeting of the University City Kiwanis Club at 12:30 p.m. Mon-

wishing to speak to Santa Claus or Mrs. Santa C aus may call 758-5714.

Anniversary

Meetings

Scheduled meetings for Greenville and Pitt County governmental agencies for the week of Dec. 9-13 include: Monday

5:30 p.m. Greenville City Council, workshop meeting, first floor conference room. City Hall, Fifth and Washington streets.

7:30 p.m. Greenville City Council, special meeting. City Council chambers. City Hall, Fifth and Washington streets.

7:30 p.m. - Consolidated Pitt County Board of Education, monthly meeting, third floor conference room, Pitt County Office Building, 1717 W. Fifth St.

Sweet Hope Free Will Baptist Church will celebrate the second anniversary of its pastor, the Rev. Elmer Jackson Jr., with services Wednesday through Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m.

The service Wednesday will be led by Bishop J.H. Vines and the congregation of Lewis Chapel Church, Farmville; Thursday, by the Rev. C.R. Parker and Cherry ne Church

A family-oriented seminar dealing with a pair of seasonal themes -holiday mood shifts and nutrition will be presented at the Eastern Carolina Family Practice Center Wednesday at 7 p.m.

The program will be the first in a

ay at the Holiday Inn.

FYench will outline the history and future plans of the 82nd Airborne

Division.

French is married to the former Charlotte Mallard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mallard Jr. of 2004 Sherwood Drive, Greenville.

Support Group

Lunch Menus

Lunch menus for Pitt County schools this week, as announced, are:

Monday - Sliced ham, macaroni and cheese, steamed cabbage, corn-

The Arthritis Support Group will have an informal business meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Gaskin Leslie Building. Mike Wells will provide entertainment.

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Sundc^Stricklahd Takes On Heavy Task ks Pitt's LeaderTitanic-Saving Bill's Future Remains Unclear

Congressman Walter Jones bill to protect the sunken luxury .liner Titanic from disturbance and looters has won passage in the House of Representatives and gone to the Senate... where anything can happen.

. Briefly, the measure calls on the U.S. to negotiate with Britain,' France, Canada and any other interested nations to develop an international agreement declaring the Titanic an international maritime memorial. The agreement would provide for the development of international guidelines for research on, exploration of, and, if appropriate, salvage of the Titanic.

To be truthful, it is not all that we had hoped. But a lot of viewpoints were consolidated into the process of writing a measure readily acceptable to a majority and it provides one more example of you take what you can get.

Some alterations in the House measure are likely in the ^nate. By the time the basic intent of safeguarding the wreck and final resting place of its dead is put into treaty form among interested governments. Rep. Jones may not recognize his handiwork.

The House vote came less than a week after the head of a. British salvage team (which recovered $3.4 million in treasure from the liner Lusitania) announced his plan for raising the Titanic.

He has not been stopped. His dream is not dead. It may take years to achieve the talked-about international treaty; and, the House-passed bill (even if it becomes law) could not stop an attempt to raise the Titanic since the hulk is in international waters.

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A young girl jumped from the car waiting in line at the stop light at Greenville Boulevard and Evans Street. She ran back to a car behind to talk to a friend. Then as .. the light turned green she raced back to the original car. &

Her friends had playfully lockedjthe door but, after a moments delay, opened it. The girl climbed in and the driver, shaking with laughter, started off. The car choked and the horns behind started blowing. Then the light changed to red and the embarrassed driver didnt dare look back at the long line of glowering drivers.

And a classified ad in a

state newspaper offered a plane ticket, one way to Little Rock for $35. The ques-tiwi arises, who would want to go to Little Rock during the Christmas season? One way, yet.

Well, it is Christmas and I suppose people can do crazy things, or for that matter go anywhere they want. In the meantime, locally, people have gone a little crazy shopping what with the shorten^ shoppii^ season between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The spirit of Christmas was helped considerably when a massive cold front moved in Monday to knock out the balmy days that had prevailed most of

November.

Shoppers, who had been walking around in shirt sleeves only a few days before, suddenly were digging out the heavy coats.

It moved one Christmas shopper to comment, Well, I went from buying shorts for Christmas gifts, to purchasing long johns ... all in one day.

The weathers fiumy like that.

record year for home ;*/ Christmas trees. And even with all the live trees we know there are many artificial ones coming out of attics all over Pitt County... and more being sold. But then whats Christmas without a tree?

Another familiar sight last wee^ was the auto with a Christmas tree stuck in the back seat, ^king out under the trunk lid or tied to the top of a car. If the number of tree sales locations is any indication this should be a

At any rate gloves, coats, hats, scarfs ^d heavy socks now seem perfectly logical for gifts. While we are at it we might look ahead to January and consider snow shovels, antifreeze, windshield scrapers and maybe even auto tire chains. It has been a number of years since a major snow here. The year 1986 could be the one.

The Pitt County Commissioners deal in big business these days and, consequently, a heavy load falls on the shoulders of the commissioner who is elected chairman each year.

Last week Kelly Barnhill relinquished the chairmans post he has held since 1984. Bruce Strickland of Bell Arthur was named the new chairman with Burney Tucker of Winterville becoming the new vice chairman.

The commissioners also renamed Reginald Gray as county mianager, Margaret Roberts as county finance office. Bill Watson as county attorney and John Bulow as clerk of the beard.

. The board will now continue to be concerned with: the merger of the schools and a massive school capital improvements program, which can give us school facilities second to none; Pitt County Memorial Hospital, one of the states medical referral centers; a county-wide solid waste collection and disposal system; a comprehensive industrial development program; social services; public health and many other programs. These services will be delivered to a county whose population may have already exceeded 100,000, and some of the services extend far beyond Pitt Countys borders.

The commissioners must face problems of zoning to avoid miserable tangles of development as rural areas b^ome ur-fcn. They have to fight for highway funds to handle the ever increasing traffic load which growth and development generate.- '

In-these times the position of chairman of the Pitt County Board of Commissioners is far more than ceremonial. It requires a person of leadership and foresight. We wish Bruce Strickland well as he assumes the role.

Harry

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Another Blow For UNESCO F

P.ARIS (AP) - Britains decision to withdraw from U.N'ESCO a year after the United States deals another blow to the U.N agency and indicates the British concluded the organization could not change under its present leadership.

The British move, announced Thursday in London, appears to push the 160-nation U.N. :i)Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization toward further disintegration and to weaken what remains of the movement to reform it.

Pressure is also likely to mount on other Western member nations and Japan, which have been criticial of UNESCO programs and practices, to review their own participation in the Paris-based U.N. agency.

They have until Dec. 31 to give formal notice of withdrawal. Singapore has already said that for economic reasons, it will leave with Britain at the end of the year, reducing membership to 158 nations.

"We knew the U.S. withdrawal meant a big financial loss. one UNESCO delegate said, speaking on condition he not be identified. "But Britains departure will be an emotional shock from which w-e might not

recover.

Britains minister for overseas development. Timothy Raison, told the House of Commons on Thursday that Britain was pulling out of UNESCO because the agency was harmfully politicized, inefficient and did not control its spending.

The Reagan administration withdrew at the end of 1984, citing the same concerns.

UNESCOs director general,

resisted efforts by the agencys gov-rhir

Amadou Mahtar MBow, expressed deep regret at the British decision

and said it was a surprise in view of efforts to alter the organizations programs and practices.

MBow, the controversial Senegalese who has headed the agency for the past 11 years, is now expected to come under increasing pressure to declare he will not run for a third term in 1987 or serve if chosen.

Many Western and Third World delegates regard MBow, 64, a French-trained intellectual, as the man responsible for bringing UNESCO to its biggest crisis ever.

MBow, however, has said there has been adequate reform in the past 18 months at UNESCO, and has

eming board to monitor him and the secretariat.

The United States and Britain, which between them provided nearly a third of UNESCOs budget, set at $374 million for 1984-85, w'ere among the nations that founded the agency 40 years ago to promote collaboration among the nations through education, science and culture,

A decade ago, UNESCO had the reputation of an agency that helped the world by fighting illiteracy, training teachers, studying marine life and rescuing ancient temples.

It still carries out many of these activities today, but the political arguments that echo through the corridors of the United Nations now often dominate UNESCO debates.

The United States, Britain, other Western nations and Japan have repeatedly insisted that UNESCO focus on practical programs which

formation and communication order and other programs they fear could undermine individual human rights and freedoms.

UNESCO maintains ail international organizations are political and that its programs, while drawn up by the secretariat that MBow heads, are approved by the member states, the majority of which are Third 'World nations. '

While most other West European countries, Canada and Japan have indicated they will remain in UNESCO for the time being, pressure will now mount on them to coordinate a strategy aimed at making changes that will bring the Americans and the British back.

Many Third World nations, while maintaining solidarity with MBow for the most part, are also beginning to question what has happened to the

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organization under his tutelage and

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and enjoy wide support.

In contrast, they want UNESCO to abandon what they regard as politically biased prop<als in such areas as Soviet-backed studies on peace, establishment of a new world in-

Discussions on these points took place at UNESCOs general conference, the organizations highest decision-making body that ended a five-week session in Sofia, Bulgaria on Nov. 8.

James J. Kilpatrick

The President's Man

WASHINGTON - A regrettable controversy has developed in the Senate over a basic principle of government. The principle, simple stated, is that barring the most compelling reasons, a president is entitled to have his executive nominees confirmed.

This time the controversy revolves around Robert K. Dawson, a 39-year-old Alabama lawyer nominated by the president to become chief of the Army Corps of Engineers. Dawsons credentials are impeccable. He served for seven years as administrator of the House Committee on Public Works. For the past four and a half years, he has served as principal de|Hity assistant and since ast May as acting assistant secretary of the Army for civil works. Not the slightest question has been raised about his integrity or his character.

Yet his confirmation is in limbo. In mid-September, four environmental

groups, including the highly ^edera-

respected National Wildlife Fi tion, issued a statement opposing confirmation "in the strongest possible terms. The organizations charged Dawson with an overt hostility to protection of wetlands. In October, a bipartisan group of 10 senators warned of extend debate if the

, Dawson nomination is brought to the floor.

Whats it all about? At one level, the dispute involves interpretation of Section 404 of the Clean Water Act of 1972, which gives to the Corps of Engineers an uncertain jurisdiction over the water of the United States. At another level, we have one of those dispiriting battles over turf, so familiar in Washington, between the Corps of Engineers, the Fish nd Wildlife Service, the Environmental Protection Agency and tlw state governments.

At the bottom of all of this lies a fundamental issue. Ronald Reagan compaigned in 1980 and again in 1984 on a promise to reduce the regulatory burden of the Washington bureaucracy. Dawson sincerely believes that he is carrying out that promise in seeking to speed the processing of permits to fill and thus to destroy areas identified as wetlands. The environmental groups have taken a broad view of tte corps jurisdiction: their position is that the waters of the United States embrace virtually every rill, creek, run, stream, marsh or b(^ throughout the nation. Dawson is not so sure that Congress meant to give his office authority over every

isolated pothole or persistent puddle from the Florida keys to the Alaskan tundra.

These wetlands, however they are defined, are vitally important to ground water, flood control, spawning fish and migratory birds. They have been disappearing at an alarming rate. The Interior Department has estimated that 215 million acres of wetlands existed in the continental United States when the first Spanish settlers arrived four centuries ago. Today only 95 million acres are thought to remain.

In some states the loss of wetlands has been severe. Iowa once had 2.3 million acres of natural marshes; only 36,500 acres. Nebraskas Rainwater Basin has dwindled over the centuries from 94,000 acres to 8,500. The picture is not wholly bleak. Half the states have passed their own wetlands conservation acts. Programs in New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware have been especially effective. Even so, the drain goes o.

Dawson insists that he is an concerned as anyone about preservation of wetlands that truly matter. He Mints out that most of the annual loss las nothing whatever to do with his office. The Interior Department estimates that 87 percent of the loss

comes from exempt agricultural conversion; 8 percent results from urban development and 5 percent from

other development. Of the 12,000 apto fill,

plications a year for permits about 4 percent are disapproved

outright, and another 18 percent are withdrawn to avoid formal disap

proval. The other 78 percent are granted, mostly at the district level.

Dawsons position, as I understand it, is that he is not a policy-maker; he is a public servant. If Congress wants to veto the streamlined regulations he has proposed, Congress assuredly has that statutory power. If Congress wants to prohibit further losses of wetlands to commercial development, (ingress could authorize purchase of especially valuable areas. Meanwhile, Dawson understandably feels that he must be doinj something right, or Reagan would not have nominated him to head the Corps of Engineers.

And that is the key. The president has chosen him for the job. Our chief

executives must have leeway to shape their public policies through the executive agencies. Presidents are entitled to presidents men and Dawson is this presidents man. Copyright 1985 Uhiversal Press imcate \

Paul T.

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RAlKrH - Gordon BerkstresRr got hiinlf into a

Uniwsiiys Departmoit <tf Tex^ BianageiTMt and Tediiiology oie to increased automation, Cknil^ to ke 5^ textile and apparel jote a 3W

niture. His remarks were interpreted to mean that the Amenm textiJe a^ apparel industries are doomed WMthff or not the federal gownment acts to cut forei^

Berkstresser was baffled by those interpretations. I m ve^^tive. Im very upbeat about the future of TO two mmBtnes, he said m a telepiione interview. The

H.Educator 'Positive' Over Textiles' Future

The 5,000 nbs lost annually to auUunation are nnthiiy to sneer at, be said, but that loss

-r -r 5 can be managed. It rw-

resents al^ a 15 percent aniniai drop in the size of the uxhBtnes wiwkforce. That number of jobs can generally

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intootijffoccupatioos, mayte with retrainii^.

Berkstressw s optimistic, be says, because of the (^nm^ character of these two industries. What win be left of the Amoican textile and apparel industries wiU be much better than what existed onfy a few years ago. First, there are better working concbtioos,^e id

---------he was a boy grofwing up in Roanoke Rapids, he

iwtetnes are becoming more modera, the jot* they have worked in the terrible heat of a textile plant during the

t^tf pay better and provide better working coomoos, annmer and hauled heavy bundles on n^back Today

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do much of the dirty and dangerous work.

ouu piuTKjc ucuer wunuag conuiuoiis, pi American-made jxochicts can compete in price with foreign goods, he said.

The second point Id make is that the pay is better for tbeiohs which are left. They are higher skilled jobs,he said. We have increasing enrollments at the Textiles School here. Thats because the industry nreds me college graduates to handle the technology in these factories.

Were never ^ng to increase, in total mnnbers, the jobs in white collar that are in blue collar. But, irere probably going to have more money flowing to those who

are left in the industry.

Berkstresser also ned that as the industry shifts fran

being labor intensive to being capital intensive, with all this high tecpilogy, tte industries add to the tax bases of the conununities in which they are located.

As for competing with foreim imports, Berkstresser says the recent acquisitioo of Cluett-Peabody Shirtmak-ers by WestPoint Pepperell is a good sign. Chiett-

Peabody, an AoMrican nn, is the most aidomated stnrtmaka in the world, he said. WestPoint obviously feels theyll be able to make a shirt in the U.S. that can compete in jxice with the Honk Kong sewing shops.

This is not to say that Berkstresser doesnt see pro-Uraas for the induries. He says the one factor ttat the industries cannot plan for is the glut o foreign imports. The blame for that probten, be says, lies with the federal government.

New import laws arent needed, Berkstresser said. The Reagan admimstration sim|dy needs to enforce the laws that are on the bpp. The ^gislatioo is there but the president has not insisted that his administratioos people enforce them

^ import problan has to be sdved, Berkstresser said. Autmnation wiU improve conditioos in the industry but uncontrolied imports could it

Public Forum

Marlene Hughes Greenville

Totheeditm':

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C.R.McKeel

GreenvilleRowland Evans and Robert NovakRose Bird

LOS ANGELES - Far from being entranced by California Chief Justice Rose Birds attempts to save her seat by attacking Attorney Genoal Edwin Meese III, the states Democratic leaders fear her counterattack has the makings of a 1986 bloodbath fw theparty.

Ttiere is little doubt overwhelmingly pro-capital punishment Californians a year from now will vote, possibly by better than 2-to-l, not to renew the anti-death sentence chief justice for another eight years. What is still in doubt is how many other Democrats she will drag to defeat, among them: two fellow Supreme Court justices, Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley in his campaign for governor. Sen. Alan Cranston seeking reflection, and perhaps some state legislate^.

The referendum on Rose Bird could not come at a worse time, from the standpoint of Democratic leaders. As the unwanted legacy of ex-governor Jerry Brown, she symbolizes public rejection of free-spirited Democratic liberalism of the 1970s responsible for todays steadily-rising Republican share of party registration while Democrats on the rolls diminish. That nationwide phenomenon is typically larger than life in California.

Accordingly, well-placed Democrats here privately talk of dam-age^iontrol exercises, not to save the unsalvagable Judge Bird, but to prevent what coula be a realignment election in California.

Damage-Control Option No. 1: vTalk Judge Bird into gracefully resigning from the court. While that would enable conservative Republican Gov. George Deukme-jian (assuming he is re-elected next year) to ai^int a new chief justice, It might weU save her two liberal colleagues on the states high court. Justices Cruz Reynoso and Josejrti Grodin.

But there is absolutely no chaiK^e that Judge Bird will step aside, probably meaning Reynoso and Grodin will be ousted along with her. That leads to DamageControl Option No. 2: To avoid the carnage. Democratic candidates should stay clear of the judge and, if necessary, disavow her.

Worried Democratic state legislators are prepared to do jffecisely that. But Tom Bradley is another matter. Although polls have shown him running neck-and-neck with Deukmejian, party leaders here see him going down with Bird -unless he clearly distances himself from her.

One way to do this is for ex-police lieutenant Bradley to loudly reassert suppcNTt fw the dieath penalty (support which is news to many Californians, though his aides say it dates back at least to his first election as mayor, in 1973). But inside the Bradley camp are voices calling for him to stand behind Rose Bird and the dogma that has prevented a single death sentence from being carried out since capital punishment was re-enacted in 1977.

If Rose Bird wont quit and Bradley wont ditch her, strat^ts here had hoped at least she would conduct her campaign in quiet dignity so that the voters would not get too riled up about capital punishment. That is why California Democrats are furious with famed Washington-based pollster Pat Caddell, retained by Judge Bird to keep her on the Court.

These state leaders blame Caddell for Judge Birds attack on Eddie Meese and his bully boys here for trying to stack the nations courts. Key Democrats believe the campaign is undignified and inappropriate for a sitting chief justice.

But Democratic politicians are sin^ng the blues about Rose Bird, hoping against hope she will quit.

Maxwell Glen and Cody ShearerPushing Nuclear Po wer

TO tile editor:

It recen^ came to my atteidion that Dec. 1-7 has been proclaimed Home Care Week. I wouM like, m some smaO way, to pay tribute to the woodofuOy motivated group of peopte who share their talents and love so wiingly with so many home-bound ill patients and their families.

In March 1965, my 80-year-okl father who was terminally iH with liny cancer complicated by Alzheimers disease, was admitted to Pitt County Memorial Hospital and cared for by their outstanding staff for todays.

When be was d^charged in late March, he and my mother moved in with my husband and me. Dr. Pories and Dr. Jafters made us aware of the wonderful siniort oftei^ by both H(Mne Health Care and Hoq[)ice.

From his first day at home, these caringpeople ma^ themselves available to us. Ttoee times a week, Hne Health re aides came to bathe and give special attention to Dad; muses viritedftequently to provide special care and treatment and phone calls woe made on a r^ular basis to check on his progress. Each one became a friend- Hannah, Janet, NeU, Sherry, Kathy, Mary, Karen, Ruby, just to name a few.

Though their scbechiles were full, they always took their time to gently make Dad as comfortaMe as possible and also to give us a much-needed hour and a half to relax. Until his death at home on Sept. 9, these wonderful people became a very important part of our lives.

I cannot say enough about the support system that is part of Home Health Care. It is the ^test! They will never know just how thr presence meant to us and to Dad.

WASHINGTON - Everyone in America seems to have given up on nuclear power as a panacea for the countrys dwiixfling resource base. Everyone, it serais, excqk for the nuclear power indusby and its chief proponent. Energy Secretary John Henington.

At a nuclear industry conference in San Francisco several weeks ago. Secretary Herrington lost his composure. Having recently returned rrn France, wbrae moe than 60 percent of all energy is nucleargenerated, Herrington declared.

Its truly disa come bmne

for me to

see the Sboreham plant (Long Island Lighting Co.s fa-cibty) struggling to come on line because (rf a regulatory (xocess which purports to serve the public but which in fact denies the public the benefits of safe, econraiical power. Whats so mind-boggiog about Herringtons disposition is that, in the tradition of James Watt, be believes nuclear power would be flourishing in this country if it werent for a few determined ra-vironmentalists and regulation-

hai^ bureaucrats. As be told his San Francisco audience, r^idatiOT and litigation have hamstrung nuclear power in this country... public fears about (nuclear) saf^ are unwarranted.

The press is also culpable, Hrar-ingtra insinuates. The incii^t several years ago at Three Mile Island, for example, has bera magnified and feeds the public perception oi nuclear power as too risky, even tbou^ a nearly identical plant, Oconee-2, holds the world recotl fr the longest run time.

Indeed, Three Mile Island marked a major shift in public attitudes toward nuclear power. A poll taken in Septonber of 1978, six months befrae the accident, indicated that only 31 percent of all Americans opposed the construction erf new nuclear power {riants. Surveys taken fdlowing the accident showed that 45 percent ofK posed new plants. Today 60 percent do. Have these people been ch^?

Certainly Wall Street doesnt think so. Last Fetunary, Forbes magariiip surveyed tte nuclear powra industry

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With the loss of investor confidence, 100 planned nuclear plants have been canceled in the past 12 years.. Construction had already begun on 22 plants before their owners threw in the towel. No new plants have been ordered since 1978.

With all this bad news, Herrii^ton and friends have drafted a strategic plan for reviving the U.S. civilian nuclear power industry. Evra though the Reagan adniinistratioo acknowledges such plants have becraie unacceptable economic risks, the future lies, according to Herringtra, in a new generation (rf li^t-water reactors (LWR). Some of Herringtons friends at the Energy

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Ihe devel^ment of such nlaps. Energy offlcials admit, mustrafl on the shoulcters of the nuclear industry and not the governmrat. In.the meantime, Herrington would lihe'to see his agency develop a reactix to sell overseas. We will confinue to

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Yet, a June 1985 accident at the Davis-Beese facility outside Toledo, Ohio, underscored the fine line between control and disaster. Fourtera different pieces of equipment failed during the mishap, causing coolant to drop to dangerous levels.Noel Yancey

Christmas At Rodanthe

The song writer who proclaimed so positively that Christmas Comes But Once A Year obviously had never heard of Rodanthe on North Carolinas Outer Banks. Folks at Rodanthe not only celebrate Christmas along with the rest of the nation on Dec. 25, but stage another shivaree on Jan. 5 which they call Old Christmas. And this year will be no exception.

Celebrating CTiristmas on Dec. 25, however, is sort of Johnny-Com^ Lately at Rodanthe where, accordinc to legend, folks have observed Christmas on Jan. 5 since 1752 when Great Britain adopted the Gregorian Calendar and directed its colonies to do likewise. The change involved dropping 11 days from the calendar that year. This made Dec. 25 fall on Jan. 5.

Over the years, the celebration of

Old Christmas has evolved and changed so that the event differs in many respects from what it was a few years ago. In recent years it has become a favorite homecoming event that brings sons and daughters of Outer Bankers flocking back to their native heath to visit with their home folks. But probably the swiftest and most radical changes came after the TV networks - including CBS News and others discovered Old Christmas and focused their cameras on it.

Meanwhile, more and more tourists heard about it and flocked to Randanthe on Jan. 5 - or the weekend that comes closest to that date. The locals began to charge admission, and Old Christmas became a monev-maker for the community as well as a raucous party.Gtorge Gallup

Deficit Is Serious Problem

PRINCETON, N.J. Congressman pondering l^islation that would mandate a balanced federal budget by the early 1990b may find it helpful to consider the growing popular consensus that the current deficit represents a serious threat to the natira.

In a mid-November Gallup Poll, 61 percent characterize the deficit as a very serious national problem and an additional 23 percent call it fairly serious. Merely 3 percent say it is not serious, while 13 percent are undecided

The proportion who now describe the deficit as very serious is the highest recorded since this measurement was begun a year ago. At that time 54 percent felt the deficit was very serious.

Depsite the political implication that the Reagan Administration deserves much of the blame for the current deficit. Democrats are only slightly more likely (64 percent) than Republicans or Independents (60 percent each) to say the deficit is a very serious problem.

The extent of the publics concern is reflected by the fact that almost 3 in 10 (29 pefcoit) \vould approve of raising personal income taxes to reduce the

federal deficit. Among college ^aduates, the proportion rises to 4 in 10 (41 percent), Respondents of all pohtical stripes favor a tax increase to the same QBiircc.

Both the House and Senate have approved le^slatira that would gradually lead to a balanced federal budget beginning in the early 1990s. Both versions require automatic cuts in spending if Congress and the White House are unable to arrive at budgets within predetermined limits each year. House and Senate negotiators are now working on reconciliation of the many differences between the two bills. ,

The latest results are based on telrahoiw interviews with 1,006 adults, 18 and older, conducted in scientifically selected localities across the nation during the period Nov. 11-18.

For results based on samples of this size, one can say with 95 percent confidence that the error attributable to sampling and other random effects could be 4 percent in either direction. In addition to sampling error, the reader should bear in mind that question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of opinion polls.

News accounts of Old Christmas in recent years have made much of the drinking and rowdyism that reporters observed among the celebrants.

One reporter wrote, You knew things were going to get rowdy when the overspirited members of the crowd began heckling the preacher as he told the Christmas story.

According to John Hervert, the 80-year-old Keeper of the Old Buck and the oldest man in the village, things are calm these days. This aint nothing to what it used to be like...They used to start having a party two weeks in advance and on the day of Old Christmas, the surf-men at the lifesaving station used to get together. The officer in charge would take one man and let him pick up six apples, Herbert said.

The surfman who had the apples

- and he thought he was really something - would put one on his head and the officer would shoot it off with a .22 rifle. Then hed put another apple up there until all six of them wre shot off. I never saw him miss.

Wasnt nobody out here but the Bankers then, ana it was a good time. Everybody looked forward to it all year.

Although drinking and high jinks have prooably always accompanied the Old Christmas celebration, it has from the beginning - and still does

- had its serious side. In the old days, the observance began before

visit homes. By nightfall, every home in the village had been visited.

In the late afternoon, the procession joined by the remaining villagers would head for the community building for feasting and merrymaking as well as the singing of carols and the recital of ttie traditional Christmas prayer: The Lord has blessed us and brought us safely through another year and so we gather here to celebrate another Old Christmas of our forefathers.

Then came the climax of the Old Christmas observance - the arrival of Old Buck, whose advent was, and still is, the moment all the Rodanthe children and many of their elders have been waiting for since last Christmas. Old Buck is a demonic creature who haUnts the nearby Trent Woods but still manages to keep tabs on all the .village children and knows whether theyve been naughty or nice. Old Bucks appearance is heralded bv a sustained tatto on the ceremonial dnrai which is said to have been removed from a shipwreck more than a century ago.

The children squeal with glee, It's Old Buck. Old Bucks acraiing out (rf Trent Woods. The strange creature - a crude affair made m wood ai^ hide and cows horns is animated by two men who crouch under the skin.

dawn when a band of roving amateur musicians playing fifes and drums piped the town awake. The marchers, who included members of the Sunday school class, paraded from one end of the village to the other. They would reach a central point around noon where a big picnic was spread. Later, Uk marchers would i

Old Bucks caretaker leads him off the stage and throu^ the aisles ^ the community builmng. He frolics up and down the aisles. He raws the flow and snorts at those who rave not followed a straight and narrow path during the jxeceding year^ He always manages to create nearpandemonium amrag the children before returning to the rostrum for a final bow, ,

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, Jl, Claudius' Novelist Robsit Graves Dies Of Heart Failure In opain Home

DEIA, Spain tAP) - Robert Graves, the celebrated English poet, translator and novelist whose best seller I, Claudius was made into a popular television minisehes, died Saturday in this village on the Mediterranean island of Majorca. He was 90.

Graves produced more than 137 novels and books of poetry and criticism over his long career, continuing to write until he was 80. r

At that point, be began suffering from senility, said William Graves, one of the writers eight children by two marriages The younger Graves said by telephone from Deia that his father had not recognized anyone for the past five years, and probably died of heart failure.

daughter, Catherine Daltmi. said

by telephone that her father died in his bed, at home, surroimded by family. Ste said Graves had been confined to bed for sevo^ months.

Graves was noted for his controversial literary views and colorfui lifestyle. He took it upon himself to rewrite Shakespeare. Charles Dickens and part of the New TesU-ment.

Some of his popular work shocked historians and theologians. One d his last works, a new translation of the 11th-century Persian poem, The Rubaiyat of Omar Kha^am, shattered previous concefioos of the wem and led to furious challenges of lis source material.

He also translated classics from ancient Greek.

"Graves importance as a poet still

seems to be in doulH, Briti^ critic Anthony Burgess wrote in 1982. He has produced enough to ensure that ... 10 pot^t (d his output has to beQ taken soiously, but tho is not one ^ stanza or even line of his that has becixne a cmnmon quotation am<mg thelitarary.

But the famed British po^ W.H.' Auden said Graves and Irish poet W.B. Yeats were the two main con-infhimces on his own

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Actor Runs ^ For House

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actor Fred Grandy, who has played televi-siiHis Love Boat [wrser Burl G<^r Smith ot nine years, announced Saturday he will abandon ship to run for Congress in land-locked Iowa.

Grandy, who portrayed the jovial crewman in the hour-long ABC series from its inception in 1977, said he will set sail as a Republican in Iowas Sixth Congressional District. Ive decided that a career in show business can be a great living, but not necessarily a great life, Grandy said in making announcement.

Ive always wanted to return to government service and with the problems now facing the agricultural economy back home, I want to step forward to offer a new direction under new leadership.

Grandy, 37, reared in Sioux City, graduated from Harvard and returned to Iowa to serve as an aide to Republican Congressman Wiley Mayne, who was defeated by Democrat Berkley Bedell in 1974.

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Thi5 was an idea that wouldn't die, Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, one of the principal Senate sponsors of the plan, said after congressional negotiators ended a two-month stalemate Friday and tentatively sattled; on a compromise version of thepackage.

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the congressional budget process and mandate automatic spending cuts if Congress and the White House fail to meet a series of statutory ceilings on budget deficits aimed at reducing the governments annual red ink from the current $200 billion to zero by fiscal 1991.

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It is absolutely irresponsible as public policy, but as a result of our public pronouncements about our new-found courage, we cannot back down, Sen. Nancy Landon Kassebaum, R-Kan., said just hours before the negotiators announced their settlement.

After two tortuous months of a regimented forced march, we have reached the outskirts of a budgetary Moscow - and it has started to snow, she said.

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about $11.6 billion in the current fiscal year that began Oct. 1.

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This legislation, I think all of us know, was bom in frustration over the deficit, said Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif., one of those who negotiated the compromise.

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If hes going to get a deficit down from $200 billion to $144 billion and a 3 percent increase in defense and no taxes, our staff estimates that someplace between 30 and 50 nondefense programs will have to be terminated, said Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.

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HANOVER, N.H. (AP) - Retired Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, a pivotal swing vote on tbe nations highest court for 23 years, died Saturday in a New Hampshire hospital, five days after suffenng a strdke. He was 70.

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Stewart died at 3:20 p.m. Stewart was admitted to the hospital last Monday after suffering a str(^e at the home of his dau^ter Harriet Verksist in Dummerston Vermont.

Stewarts wife, Mary Ann, was at his side when he died, said Toni House, a Supreme Court spokeswoman. Mrs. Stewart had been at the hospital all week, Ms. House said.

Chief Justice Warren Burger in a statement issued by the court, said Stewarts death removes a splendid jurist from the bench. We mourn his loss.

Stewart retired from the bench July 3, 1961, citing an urge to spend more time with his grandchiloren. He was succeeded by Justice Sandra Day OConnor, the first woman named to the Supreme Court and President Reagans only selection to date.

Although a member of the liberal court dominated by the late Chief Justice Earl Warren through the 1960s, Stewart remained the personification of a middle-of-the-road judge even though ta^ such ^moderate Republican i trist displeased him.

I never thought in terms of put-

^ Stewart told reporters after he retired: I think its the first duty of a justice to remove from his judicial work his own mcH-al, philos^ical, political or religious beliefs and not to think of himself as being here as some great bis |^os(^r king, to just apply his i^logy.

Stewarts judicial career was marked bv a keen wit on the bench and a facile writing style that yielded many judicial equivalents of one-liners.

The most famous example of that style was contained in an obscenity decision. Stewart admitted being unable to come up with a working defmtion of obscenity but added, I

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He was bom Jan. 1915, in Jackson, Mich., where his family was vacationing.

Stewart grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, in an atmosphere of law. His father, a prominent lawyer and onetime mayor of Cincinnati, once served as a member of the Ohio Supreme Court.

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Doctors Say New Rules Hurting Care

WASHINGTON (AP) - Two-thirds of the doctors responding to an American Medical Association survey say Medicare recipients are (etting poorer care in hospitals )ecause of payment reforms instituted by the Reagan administration.

A report to be presented to the AMA House of Delegates this week says that 66 percent of those responding said the quality of hospital care has deteriorated since implementation of the s(Kalled prospective payment svstem that limits hospital payments for Medicare patients.

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Attack On Pearl Harbor Recalled

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, IN THE SEN ERAL COURT or JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA riTT COUNTY JOANELISA HARRIS LANGSTON.

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* BY PUBLICATION .TAKE NOTICE that a pleaiting seeking relief against you has been filed m the above antltleO action The nature of the htllcf beina sought is as to*lows; A action by which your spouse seeks an absolute divorce from you.

You are required to make defense to such pleading not laler than January 10, IW6 and upon your failure to do so. your spouse who is seeking relief against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought This iSth day ot Novemoer

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IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF DALLAS w McPherson, ADMINISTRATOR OFTHE estate OF TERESAc McDonald, DECEASED

NOTICE OF OMINISTRATOR'S RE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

Under and by virtue ot an Order of Public Sale signed by Sandra Gaskins. Clerk ot Supe rior Court, dated December 2 ins, and pursuant to N C G S 2*A Me), N C G S 28A 17 I to I3 and N.C G.S 1339 27, the undersioned Administrator will expose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash, the property herein described to wit:

That certain lot or parcel oh land sitatate. lying and being in the City of Greenville, and being Lof S in Block C of tne Johnston Heights property as shown on map of said property made by H.L. Rivers. C E dated June 1929, and recorded in AAap Book 2, at Page 23i m the Office ot me Register ot Deeds Pitt County and lying on the East 5,<je of Lewis Street BEGNNINGala ifake on Lewis Street at the common corner or Lot Nos 5 and and running thence with the line ot Lot .4 5 49 30 E 103 4 feet to line ot Lot I3 thence with line ot Lof <13 and continu Ing with the line of Lot *12. S.H W 42 feet to the corner ot Lot *4: thence with the luxe of Lot 44, N 48-30 A 103 9 fee* to a stake on Lewis Street at the corner of lot 4 thence with Lewis Street N 20 I5 E 42 feet to the beginning and being the same lot conveyed to R D White, Sr . by E O Nunn and wife by deed ot 'rust in Pi County Registry in Boon F 25, Page 544. to which reference is hereby made for a more definite description

Phase II Water Dtslribution system until II 00 a m December 23, I9ts at which me btds Will be publicly opened and rMd

The work will require all labor, materials and equipment nee essary to conste the contracts as designated by the specifica tions and drawings approved by the Housing Authority The work is briefly describid as follows to inc'ude but not limilcd to

The furnishings ot all materials, equipment, labor and related items rtguired to complete the work Included are the replacement of 2" galvanized water distribution ptping with plastic piping and associated fittings, approkimately 2*50' serving approximately 100 units Also included in the base bid will be 24 sites of exploratory excavations This to ascertain that areas depicted as having galvanized piping now in ex istance actually do

Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans and specifications, are on file at the office of Housing Authority of the City of Greenville af 1103 Broad Street. Greenville. NC 27034 and at the office of Dibble A Associates. PA. 222 W Main Street, Washington, NC 27889 and at the oHices of AGC and Dodge in Raieigh NC

Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing S50 00 with Housing Authority of the City of Greenville for each set of documents so obtained Such deposits will be refunded to each person who returns the plans and specifications and other documents in good condition within 10 days after bid opening

It should be noted that 100% per formance'and 100% Payment Bonds are required The sue cessful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfac fory Performance and Payment Bonds

Contractors shall be required to bold a valid Inside Plumbing Contractors license

5% Bid Bond is required payable to the Housing Authority of the City ot Greenville in U S Gov ernment Bonds or a certified check or bank draft or a satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the bidder and acceptable sureties and shall be submitted with the bid

Attention is called to the provi sions of equal employment op portuni'y and payment ot not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on fhisproject

Housing Authority reserves the right to accept or reiect any and all bids and to waive minor in formalities in bidding.

No bid'shall be withdrawn for a period ot thirty (30) days subse quent to the opening ot bids without the consent ot the Hous mg Authority

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Superior Court In Nie above captioned actions reiahve to fhe time, deto. place end manner of seie, I will on the 8th dey of Jenuery. HM. at 12:1 Noon, at the deer of the Pitt County Courthouso. Third Stroet entrance. in Greenville. North Carolina, after tor sale to the : bidder, tor cash, to sat d cxecvtkms. all right. N-tle. and intorest which fh* defendant, J G Whitehurst and the defendant James Garland Whitehurst, now has or at ty lime at or after the docketing of me judgments in said actions had in and to the following described real estate lying and being In Bethel and Carolina Townships, Pi County, North Carolina, and more partkularty described As follows Lying and being partly in Betnel and Carolina townsnips. PiH County, North Carolina, and located on the south side of NCSR *1500 (Elat Swamp Road), and bemg approximate 1y 5 miles east of wfhei between Bethel and Robersonville. North Carolina, and commonly known as the J. E Whitehurst "Samuel Gaynor Farm" and being described as follows Beginning at two small pines on the Greenville road and runs South 4l'i east 20 poles to some small pines and water oak; thence bouth 9 East 34 poles to a pine in a branch; thence down the center of said branch to a gum in Highsmifh's line: thence with his line Souto 11 West 44 poies to a pine and post oak, Alfred James comer, thence with his line to Greenville road thence with the road to the beginning, containing by estimation 120 acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands ot I H. Little and others.

This being the same land con veyed to J E Whitehurst by Howell Warren and wife, Julia F. Warren by deed dated November 20, 1900, in Book Z 4. page 534 ot the Pi County Ro istry and devised by J. t Whitehurst to his wife. Inez Whitohurst, by Will in Will Book 7, page 581 and devised by Inez Whitehurst to her son. (^rland Whitehurst in Will Book 10, page 440. all in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt Coun^, except so much of said description as has been altered and changed as a result ot those three (3) certain civil actions filed in the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt County as 90 CVS 504 81 CVS 1433, and 82 CVS 1098. resulting in the establishment of the boundary ime between the lands ot J G Whitehurst and the lands of F.

L Blount, Jr , et al, Ernestine Taylor Alcrott, Mildred Taylor Grimes, et al, and S C Whitehurst, III by judgments appearing of record in the office of the Register ot Deeds of Pitt County in Book 57, page 478, Book 57, page 472, and Book 57, page 484 to which the above description is made subject The successful bidder at said sale will be 'equred to deposit a sum equivalent to Ten (10%) percent of the successful bid

This 5fh day of December 1985. RALPHL TYSON,

HONOLULU (UPI> - At exacv 7:55 a.m. Satiffday, a moment (rf silence was observed as a jet squadron flew overhead and flowers floated over the Arizona Memorial on the 44th anniv--sary oi the Japanese attack on Pearl Harix-.

Some 2,300 people were killed and 19 ships sunk or damaged in the attack on Dec. 7,1941, which brought the United States into World War II. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt called the Japanese sneak attack a day that will live in infamy.

The sound of a shipyard whistle drifted across the placid waters of Pearl Harbor at 7:55 a.m. and all activity at the Pacific base halted for a minute of silence.

A squadron of F-4C Phantom jets flew overhead, a guided missile destroyer drifted by with its crew lining the deck at attentiM, and one flower frwn each of numerous wreathes from American and

Japanese dropped into

on the Arizona Memaial was oily waters ov* the sunkoi

vessel, in which the remains o 1,177 men lie entombed.

Vice Aihniral Kendall Moranville, cwmnander of the U.S. Third Fleet, said in a sunre ceremwiv aboard the ArizMia Memmal that the attack shocked Americans out of false security because potential enemies were so far away,

We learned potential enni no kx^er needed land bases close to our sImh^ and tluit they could launch attacks from thousancfe of miles away, Moranville said.

He said that part of the lesson was apparent today in the United States keeping aircraft carriers stationed far from U.S. shixes fcx* its own defefhse and that (rf its allies.

l^lien I look at this memorial, I think about Imperial Japans intense preparatimK for war

and Americas relative unpreparedness, the admiral said.

Moranville said the 15-carrier Navy sought by President Reagan is not someones wild guess at what we nee but essential to meet national^ coramitroits.

The Third Fleet commander said the U-S. Navj^ had 97 aircraft carries during Wld War II that number dwindled to 18 during the Vie war and to 12 in the mid 197Qs.

In New York City, 49 survivors of the Jai attack stood at attentioo Saturday on the deck oT the USS Intrepid and saluted their fallen com-* rades as taps was played on the battleship memorial on the West Side of Manhattan.

The sharp report of a three-rifle salute broke the silence after two survivws poured water from the USS Arizona on a wreath honoring the dead.

Department Store Wedding Ends Couple's Life Together In A Car

.ANDERSON. S.C. (AP) - The wedding scene was far from traditional. but guests who witnessed the nuptials of Marv Jane Smith and Terrv Holley agreed that the spirit was just right at the couples wedding at a Wal-Mart department store.

The two had been sleeping in a car and eating cold soup out of cans for several weeks when Wal-Mart manager Val Freeman discovered their plight The wedding Friday was held at the store so that employees who had helped arrange the ceremony could attend.

.As an organ played the traditional wedding march, the bride appeared from between the womens clothing and lingerie departments. The couple exchanged vows on a platform set up for the stores Santa Claus.

Ms. Smith. 20. and Holley, 23, were married by Jerry Colegrove, a part-time pastor who also works in the stores sporting goods department.

Freeman, who acted as best man in the ceremonv. said he found out that

the two were down on their luck when Ms. Smith aw>lied for a job Wednesday.

She had no address on her application, so I asked a few questions about it. Freeman said Saturday. She told me that she had been living in a car.

He gave her a part-time job as a cashier at the store. Ms. Smith told Freeman that she planned to get married when she had the money, and he offered to help her with the ceremony right away.

Wal-Mart bought the rings and rented Holleys tuxedo, and an employee loaned her wedding dress. Local merchants decorated the platform for the ceremony, and a Greenville hotel offered to put the couple up for a weekend honeymoon,

Tle same thing could have happened in July or anytime, but since it is Christmas, it is extra special. Freeman said.

The new' bride said Friday that living in the car had been bearable but

was less comfortable since temperatures had dipped into the 20s this week.

I have been sleeping in the front seat and Terry has Wn sleeping in the back seat, she said. We have two blankets each. I sleep comfortably. The cold does bother me. But

once I go to sleep, it doesnt bother, me. ?

The couple have arranged to stay with a relative until they find an, apartment. Holley has applied for a, job in the same shopping center, but' Freeman didnt know Saturday if he had gotten the job.

Address o* Lewis Slreet 77834

Property

Greenville

The terms of the sale a'e *ha' the real property heremoetpre described will be sold fo' :ash to the highest bidder wj'h 'he Opening b'd ot S24.3(X)(Xi and tSat he undersigned may re

rt ttw successful bidder at MN to iwwnadtotoW deposit cash or a cecitied check in he amount of ten percen* '0% ' ot the high bid up to ana mcluding $1,(0.(X1 plus five percent .5%) of any excess over I ooc 00 The real prope-'v hereinapove dcstriped be wid suoiect to any and an supe rior liens, including taxes Snd special assessments The sale wili be held open tpr ten (10) days tpr upset bids as by law required.

Date and Hour tor Saie 12 00 Noon December , 1985 Place ot Sale Pitt County Courthouse

Date 6t this Notice December 2,1985

Dallas W McPherson Administrator ot the Estate of Teresa C McDonald 101 West'4th Street . Greenville NC 27834 Telephone i919 ) 752 7333 December 8, 1985 and December IS, 1985

INVITATION FOR'BIDS

The Housing Authority of the Ci ty of Greenville will receive bids for the Modernization of existing low rent housing prpiect NC 22 2

Interested par'ies shall remit a 550 00 deposit immediately Plans and specs will be avail able tor distribution on or about December 9. 1985

jM Laney. Executive Director Housing Authority of the City of Greenville December 8,10, 1985 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY UNDER EXECUTION fileno 81 CVS 1433 EILE no 80CVD504 FILM NO IN THE GENERALCOURTOF JUSTICE

SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA

PITT COUNTV

ERNESTINE TAYLOR ALCROET JAMES LEONARD DEES MILDRED TAYLOR GRIMES, ROBERT L. grimes, and ALTON ED WARDGRIMES

JAMES GARLAND WHITEHURST and wife, myrtle K WHITEHURST

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J C WHITEHURSTandwife, MYRTLE K. WHITEHURST

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Under and by virtue of executions directed fo the undersigned Sheriff of Pitt County from the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt County, and pursuant to orders entered by the Clerk of

SHERIFFOF PITT COUNTY December 8,15, 72 and 29.1985 NOTICE OF SALE

The Estate of David K. Burns is soliciting sealed bids for the purchase ot woodworking equipment located at Carolina Woodwork, 703 Dickinson Avenue. Greenville, NC. The juipment will be sold "where is. as is." Bids must be received by noon, December 13, 1985 and arrangements must be made tor removal of equipment by noon. Friday, December 20, 1985 For furthur informalion contact the office of McLawhorn & Short, P.A:,(919) 752 2435.

Decembers, 1985.

REAOVCRTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be re ceived by Pitt County Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees In the Office of Vice President, Facilities Services, until 3 00 PM. January 9, 1984 and im mediately thereafter publicly opened and read tor the con structlon of a Metal Storage Building and Site Facilities Each bid submitted must cover all portions ot the work. All con tractors are required to have proper license Bid bonds ot 5% will be required and perfor manee bond of 100% ot the cost ot the work will be required Bids received alter the hour named above will not be consid ered Pitt County Memorial Hospital reserves the right to reiect any or all bids, to waive formalities, and take such ac fion as Is In the best interest of the hospital

Plans and specifications are available In the office of Ralph R Hall, Jr Vice President, Fa cillties Services, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Greenville, NC 27834 Phone: (919) 757 4587. Decembers, 13, 15,22. 1985

Candles Recalled

GREENSBORO i.\?) - A Greensboro-based gift wholesaler has recalled about 200,000 candles and candle holders after learning the products may be a fire hazard.

Potpourri Press, which designed the products and has sold them to retail stores in all 50 states, said Friday it decided to recall its Room Scenters line after receiving complaints from six merchants and one consumer beginning last week.

Potpourri is advising consumers not to use the Room Scenters and to return them to a store for a full refund immediately.

Potpourri also is preparing certified letters that will be sent to its 12,000 retail clients advising them of the recall, company officials said.

David L. Grimes, the firms president and owner, said Potpourri is not aware of any injuries resulting from use of the product.

Room Scenter, a 54-inch-tall decorative item, consists of a tiny candle in a metal cup, a round ceramic holder with ventilation holes in the. side, a decorative jar and cover, and a package of sweet scents.

The product fills a room with a pleasant aroma - spice, cinnamon or citrus, for example when the iar is filled with water and a scent and is

heated by the candle.

The complaints involve excessive carbon buildup on the jar and candle holder. David S. Routh, Grimes top assistant, said the sooty carbon can cause excessive smoke.

Carbon buildup also could prevent the candle from venting properly or could cause chunks of carbon to fall into the hot wax. This could cause the entire candle holder to burst into flames, Routh said.

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Pitt County Humane Society Pets of the Week are this female part-collie puppy approximately 3 months old and others - Labrador-ver-huskeys, part-German shepherds, a part-airdale terrier, shep-a part-boxer, and two Labrador retriever puppies. All have started and are dewormed. To adopt any of them, call the Humane y, 756-1268.

Also being sought iKunes are the following;

A 6-mooth-old spayed female small brown dog, a 6-month-old spayed female t-terrier, a 7-month-old male mixed terrier; an 8-month-old spayed female eltie-Doberman, a 1-year-old SMyed beagle-terrier; a l-year-old male igle bound; a 2-year-dd femalekeeshound, a 2-year-old male full-blooded a< Labrador retirever; a 2-year-old spayed female mixl shepherd; a 5-r-(^ male mixed huskey. All have shots started and are dewormed. lumane Society, 756-12681.

Eight kittens - assorted colors; a 6-month-old female declawed cat, a 7-I toonth-old neutered male gray tabby cat; an 8-month-old spayed female black and white cat, and a l-year-old female blue point Siamese cat. Humane Socie-|ly, 756-1268.

I Four 6-week-old cocker spaniel-Labrador retriever puppies. In foster home, 1355-5619.

A 6-month-old female German shepherd-coUie. 7466891.

A male parakeet. Cage and feed included. 756-9069.

A 7-month-old neutei^ male gray tiger cat, litter-trained. 753-2852.

Seven part-terrier puppies about 8 wei^ old two males and five females. See at Homestead Trailer Park, Lot 28.

, Found near Food Lion Stw Nov. 27 a golden retriever with brown collar nd a flea collar. Doug Williams, 752-2296.

' Lost in Cherry Oaks a male black Labrador retriever wearing a red collar. 7568643.

Found on County Road 1217 near Bell Arthur Nov. 30 a brown black and white female beage, probably a hunting d<^ 3 to 4 years old. 753-4007.

' Lost on S. Wi^t Road a male off-white long-haired mixed cocker spaniel. 752-2815.

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Pope John Paul II, in an unprwe-dented move Saturday authorized that the 14-page report on the synods findings and recommendations, as aK)roved by the prelates themselves, be made public.

Church sources said the bislK^ report recommends increasing the churchs cinnmitment to the pocH* and cautions against taking a complacent view of secular influences.

The pope convened the synod to assess the application of church reforms initiated by the 196265 Second Vatican Council, also known as Vatican II.

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DERBY, Com. (AP) - Officials worked Saturday to determine what triggered a posable natural gas Boston and fire that leveled a popular restaurant, killing at least six peopte and injuring a dozen more.

Two bodies were found overnight among the enormous |Hles of bricks, wood and wet ash, and four more were uncovered afto* daybreak, said state police Lt. Kenneth Kirschner. Four erf the victims we believed to be women and two appeared to be men, be said. The search was called off in the afternoon.

We feel confident we have searched tlxx^xighly, Kirschner said.

The explosion Friday afternoon blew apart the three-story brick buildii^ housing the Italian eatery and a number of api^ents. The restaurant, which included a bar and two dining rooms, had beat at the site since the mid-1970s after relocating fitxn another sectim (rf the aging industrial city by the HousaUmic River.

While Kirschner said the cause of the explosion mi^t not be known for weeks, residents, shop owners and firefighters speculated that it could have been the result of natural gas. A half-mile area around the site was evacuated ovemi^t because of gas fumes that permeated the orfd air.

The fire still smoldowd Saturday, with billowim white smoke visible fnn miles away. Semal [xeces d heavy comtniction equi[Mnrat were being used to move K detwis.

Hositals treated 12 people, including three firefighters and the 30-year-old son (tf the restaurants owner who was pinned beneath a collapsed section of the buildiog for more than four hours.

A local organization had scheduled a Christmas fix the restaurant Friday night, and Butler noted

the explosion had taken place an hour lator, there may have been 100people in thm.

We wen su^Msed to be in the j^ce fw sui^r at 5 p.m. and it happened at 4 p.m., said John GeUein, iwo-prietor (rf a ndghboring (rffice suf^ly store, as he surveyed the damage Satiutlay.

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AshUm said the utility had marked the street so the contractors could av(rfd hitting gas lines. When we mark, we dont feel we have to stay, he said.

According to witnesses, the crew was w(xrking in front of the restaurant when the explosion occurred.

Bombings At Two Paris Stores Injure 39 People

PARIS (AP) - Two expiosi(ms in quick succession tore through two large Paris department stores packed with Christmas shoppers Saturday, wounding 39 people, rescue workers reported.

Dr. Francis Roy of the City Rescue Service said 12 of the victims were in serious condition, with most suffering severe burns.

Fire department officials had said earlier that 25 people were injured, 13 \ seriously, in the bombings at the Galeries Lafayette and Printemps stores.

Police sources said several telephone calls had been received with the callers asserting responsibility fori the bombings, but it was not known if any of the claims were authentic. The sources would not idi^^' the groups the callers pur-portiffly rc^xeeeiAed.

An anonymous caller to a French news agency claimed responsibility in the name of the faction of the Palestine Liberation Front headed by M(rf)mmed Abbas, also known as Abul Abbas.

flie caller threatened a third at- tack at Parc des Princes sports arena, where a soccer match was being played Saturday night. He told the agency, Agence Central de Presse, or ACP, he opposed any warming of relations between France and Iran.

The Palestine Liberation Front is one of the guerrilla groups in the Palestine Liberation Organization, an(i the fronts Abul Abbas faction was blamed for the Oct. 7-9 hijacking of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro. The United States accused ' Abbas of masterminding the Mediterranean hijacking, in which a 69-year-old New Yorker, Leon Kl-inghoffer, was killed.

Ibrahim Souss, the PLOs representative in Paris, condemned with the strongest vigor the bombings. He noted that PLO chief Yasser Arafat said recently in Cairo that the PLO opposed such attacks and limited its activities to Israeli-occupied Arab territories.

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i MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - An ex-fonvict forced to serve the re-linder of an old sentence 12 years fter he walked away from a prison ipital has been released early so can spend the holidays with his imily.

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! Gary Pierson, 35, of Minneapolis, |ft Stillwater Prison on Friday after, irving just under a month of the two onths and three days remaining om a North Carolina sentence, ierson says he had been told his re-Drd was clear and didnt know he wed the time until this year.

He praised his attorney, Richard ioch, for winning his early release d said he was treated fairly and ith respect by prison authorities, t he was critical of a criminal tice system that sent him back to ;on years after hed straightened it his life. t

Pierson had been serving time for eaking and entering when he alked away from Dorothea Dix ospital in Raleigh, N.C., in August _I73. He had at least two months and fliree days left before he would have jeen eligible for release. North rolina authorities said. A month ter he was picked up in Georgia for glai7, and served five years here being paroled in 1979.

At that time, he has said, he was Id no one else wanted him for any her violations and he assumed the rgia sentence had also been cred-^^ed to the remainder of his North f arolina term.

He went to Minneapolis, where he ad relatives, found work, married nd had four children, and bought a ouse.

But earlier this year, on returning ) Minneapolis from a trip to hgland with his wife and children, fierson learned during a routine omputer check through U.S. !ustoms that North Carolina ithorities had issued an arrest war-ntfor him.

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futhorities to waive the rest of his intence, citing his record since his irole, but they refused. However, liey permitted him to serve out the Sme in Minnesota, and he entered ftillwater Prison the week of Nov. 10. * On Thursday, Gov. Rudy Perpich North irolina Gov. James artin agreed to speed up Piersons lease so he could spend the holi-ys with his family.

Since his 1979 parole, Pierson has orked at a Minneapolis nursing me and studied hydraulics at a tional school.

Mills Enters House Race

I RALEIGH (AP) - Former state 5en. William D. Mills of Jacksonville jnnounced plans Friday to seek the emocratic nomination for the 3rd district seat being vacated by U.S. ). Charles Whitley.

This is a campaign that I begin tith the deep conViction that the iiture of this 11-county congressional {[strict can be bright and that we can ^rt a steady course to take us into me next century, Mills said in a K^red statement.

: Tne former Onslow County com-lissioner served in the state House rom 1964 to 1968 and in the state enate from 1970 to 1976 and 1978-82. |e did not seek re-election in 1982. j Mills is president of Seashore In-festments in Jacksonville and secre-Jiry-treasurer of Seashore Insurance f Associates.

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Surham 0. Warwick, a state educa-on official from Clinton.

Whitley announced Thursday he rould not seek a sixth term, saying e wanted to return to a more Bisurely life in Mount Olive.

Forecaster Says Winter's Here, Regardless tDf Date

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Donald Gilman, the weather services long-range forecaster in Washington. They disregard the traditional Dec. 21 winter startup fw at least two reasons. -

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I dont know where the idea came from that winter starts December^ 21, said Joe Pelissier, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Raleigh. I would think that December 1 would be a better beginning point. ^

You can pay ttention to calendars and encyclopedias if you want to, but Pellisier says the cold and sleet and snow pay only pacing attention to solstices and equinoxes. December 21 is the start of a new astronomical season and is the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.

December 21 is an astronomical event and has little to do with meteorological conditions, Pelissier said. Theres nothing special about it.

Usually, we dont get severe winter weather earlier than December, Pelissier said. For this area, thats a pretty good time to start thinking winter.

Wtoe you live, obviously, has a lot to do with when winter begins.

Jlf we lived in Minnesota, wed think October. If we lived in Jacksonville, Fla., wed think January. (But) the preponderance of our winter, weather occurs in December, January and February, although there are excep-tions, Pelissier said.

Jirfinnie Smith, meteorologist in charge of the weather service office at the Greensboro-Winston-Salem-H igh Point Regional Airport, said March could also be added to that list. Our biggest snowfall has been in March, he said.

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IGASTONIA. N.C. (AP) - A Qiarlotte free-lance j^tographer tuts become the first pers<m charged under the new North Carolina child pornography law in effect since Oc-toter.

Carl Steven Hartsell was charged last week with first-degree sexual exploitation of a miiK)r, a feltmy. He is accused of taking nude pictures of a IS-year-old Gaston County girl and her 18-year-old sister. If convicted. Harsell, 35, could serve up to 40 years mmrisOT.

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Judge Thomas H. Lee sentenced Stephenson to six' months in jail, beginning Dec. 30. followed by supervised probation for four years.

Lee also ordered Stephenson, who had repaid the money before appearing in court, to perform 200 hours of community service and continue to receive counseling on how to manage his budget.

Arguments

WILMINGTON (AP) - U.S. District Court Judge James C. Fox heard arguments Friday on whether FCX Inc., a Ralei^-based farmers cooperative, should be allowed to honor $332,000 in checks made to grain farmers.

Fox did not indicate when he would rule (m e iaatii by PCXs maior creditors blocking an order by a federal bankruptcy court judge that about 120 farmers be paid (or gain they sold to FCX.

FCX filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of federal bankruptcy laws Sept. 17. Attorneys for FCX and the North Carolina Farm Bureau said Friday that the cooperative would fail if it did not pay off the farmers, who are its customers as well as its creditors.

Not For Defense

CHARLOTTE (AP) - Only 312 of more than 4,000 U.S. military bases are really needed for defense, an official of the Grace Commission told a Chariotte group.

The strategic significance of the remainder is only to local con-gr^men, George S. Goldberger said during an address to the Harvard Business School Association of Charlotte. Goldberger is an assistant to Peter Grace, chairman of the Grace Commission.

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BOONE, N.C. (AP) - Students will pay an additional $151 a year to attend Appalachian State University

fee increase was apiHtived by ASU Board of Trustees Friday. Richard N. Davis, chairman of the boards business affairs committee, said the university would be in desperate straits in a year or so without the fee increases.

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RALEIGH (AP) - A former parole supervisor with the North Carolina Department of Correction has pleaded guilty to embezzling and extorting more than $13,000 from inmates during the year before he qukhisjob.

Woody Ray Stephenson, 39, who

BOONE, N.C. (AP) - The Boone Police Department has purchased a military helicopter to aid in its investigations.

Police Administrator Robert S. Kennedy said the helicopter was purchased with money paia by criminal defendants. In recent months, Kennedy said, local courts have required some defendants to reimburse police for activites that enable them to make the arrests.

Kennedy said it took six months to convert the military helicopter for civilian use.

Suit Filed

GREENSBORO (AP) - A Davidson County woman has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Winston-Salem against eight companies, accusing them of negligently producing woods and glue that emitted a toxic chemical.

Donna Lookabill states in her lawsuit that she was expo^ to formaldehyde while working in the cabinet room at Burlington Industries plant in Lexington. She brought no claim aginst Burlington Industries, but she did bring claims against eight companies that she says supplied builoing materials and glue to her eiMloyer.

Trie lawsuit asks for an unspecified amount of damages.

SvH Settled

Club was settled after four days of

testimony in Davidson County rior Court, Deputy Clerk Ellen Sharpe said Friday. D. Clark Smith, the clubs attorney, said the three parties agre^ not to make the settlement public.

Mrs- Bivens filed the suit because her 16-year-old son, Kent F. Bivens, was electrocuted at the club July 16, 1979, The suit charged that negligence on the part of the club and the electrical contractor caused his death.

Bivens had been swimming at the club and was killed when he fell against an electrified metal tube that encased wires carrying electricity to a poolside jukebox.

Endowment

ELON COLLEGE, N.C. (AP) -Elon College has received the largest irivate endowment in its 97-year-listory - $1 million - from the family that fountted Burlington Industries.

The money will be used to enhance the business department, the schools largest academic program _with nearly 950 students. The deparments name will be changed to the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business

lion from the (}eneral AssemUy to make the drug buys, but received less than $417,000, Morgan said.

Morgan said he will appeal to the Council of State fcM* $250,000 from the contingency and emergency fund. He said the biueau has about 60 agents dedicated to drug work, but without money to do undercover work, their effectiveness is hampered.

by seeking election to a fuU-tiine office, but md not lecify which (rffice he might seek. 11)00188 district in

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WASHINGTON (AP) - St. Augustines College has received a

$100,000 grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Developmen^^ that will be used to help three Nortl> Carolina cities with technical assistance, the schools president said.

The grant marks the second cwi-secutive year that HUD has given ^ school such an award. The cities have not been selected for aid.

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RALEIGH (AP)- The State Bureau (rf Investigation is goii^ into 1986 with no money to buy illegal dngs in undercover operations, SBI directw Robert Morgan said Friday.

SBI drug agents spent $417,000 making undercover drug buys in the first half of fiscal year 1985, Morgan said. The SBI had requested $3 mil-

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E. Thomas, a state senator from the 3rd District, announced Friday that he will not seek re-election in 1986.

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WINSTON-SALEM (AP) - The Wake Forest University Board of Trustees has voted to remove the teto power that the North Carolina ^ptist State Convention now has fver prospective new trustees for the school.

The resolution, approved by ^ frustees Friday, gives them the right to name their successors without convention approval. It set off im-

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Forest officials said.

The central questkm is whether the university has the legal right to select its own trustees.

"The opimoo (rf our counsel is that we can do it legally, said Weston P. Hatfield, chairman of the tnstees.

Under a covenant approved in 1979 and put into effect in 1981, the university gave up ^ranteed funding from the convention in exchange for

across the state.

:rm very disappointed, said William E. Poe, president of the ^ptist State Convention. "If s put us m a position of having to consider ^1 action.

*The action gives the university tfreedom to maintain our own destiny and educational potential, Wake Forest President Thomas K. pearn said in a news conference after the meeting.

I The resolution, which passed by a fliajority voice vote, goes into effect Immediately and will affect the frustees selected next year.

; "This is certainly a strong and bold move, Poe said. It flies in the face f the way Baptists have done things tor more than 150years.

: The resolution puts the university 9t odds with the convention, which in November rejected the trustees at-

fempt to gain control over the way I selected.

iome of the members were_________

At that time, the convention decided Dot to give up its veto power of trustees who are non-Baptists or from out of state.

* Fridays action goes beyond that Jiroposal, asserting the trustees fight to have the final word over trustees who are Baptists or from North Carolina.

The change would relieve the uncertainty that prospective trustees have in not knowing whether the invention will approve them even if the university wants them. Wake

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: WASHINGTON (AP) - The 33 fenators elected or re-elected last year spent an average of almost $3 million each on their campaigns, while it cost A288,636 to win a House iace in 1984, the Federal Election Commission said Saturday.

: The agency, closing the books on tast years congressional races, confirmed that the total tab fw the 1984 lections was $374.1 million, or 9.3 (torrent more than the $342.4 million Qiat candidates spent in 1982.

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Wake Forest receives about ^,000 a year from siKh contributions, university officials said. TTie total budget is over $145 million.

T. Robert Mullinax, executive secretary of the conventions Cwmcil on Christian Higher Education, said he did not know what would ha|^ with the fundin%g arrangement as a result of the tnistees decision.

Mullinax said he had prepared a written statement, which reads

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"The critical question is whether the trustees have the legal right to alto* the universitys rdatiMKhip with the Baptist State Convention.... We owe it to Baptists (rf the past, present and future to question and challenge this unilateral action of the trustees.

Roy J. Smith, the general secret'ry of the convention, said in a inrepared statement that he regrettre the trusteesdecision.

We stated clearly (in conversations with university officials) our opinion that a self-perpetuating board of trustees would not be acceptable to the convretion, Smith's statement says. "We must now carefully consider our relationship in light of ie trustees action.

Although the board voted to end the current veto power exercised by the state convention, the university made an effort to retain some ties. For example, the trustees voted to include in their membership the General, Secretary of the Baptist State Convention, the executive sec

retary of the conventions Council on Christian Higher Education, and not fewer than four ministers from churches that belong to the ctmven-ti(Ml.

The trustees also voted to increase their number from 36 to 40.

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ByRICKSCOPPE Associated Press Writer GREENSBORO (AP) Kansas Coach Larry Brown says hes glad his seventh-ranked Jaytiawks played the young, inexperienced North Carolina State Wolfpack early in the season.

I sure dont want to play them later in the year, Brown said, after Kansas beat the Wolfpack 71-56 in college basketball Saturday. This was a very big win for us and will help us later in the year when we have to plav under these coiHlitions on the road.

Forward Ron Kellogg scored 19 of his 23 points in the second half, hitting 11 of 14 shots from the floor.

We were tentative early and we werent playing with much poise, Brown said. I thought our seniors really took control midway through the second half. Ronnie was great. He made some clutch shots for us. N.C. State coach Jim Valvano said his club is getting better.

Generally, I see some improvement, Valvano said. I think the schedule has a lot to do with where we are. I thought wed be 4-2 at this time, but were 3-3.

We have cause to think we will get better, Valvano said. Weve got to cut down on our turnovers, and steals

(See KANSAS, Page B-3)

State's Chris Washburn fights for the ball.

Jackson Nips Long For 1985 Heisman Trophy

NEW YORK (AP) - At one point Saturday, Bo Jackson wasnt sure he would survive the Heisman Trophy announcement.

Survive he did, however, winning the 1985 award in the closest vote in the 51-year history of the trophy, which is awarded by the Downtown Athletic Club.

Its been on my mind all day, and I felt like my heart was going to jump out of my shirt, said Jackson, the Auburn tailback who beat Iowa quarterback Chuck Long by only 45 points in the balloting.

Its the first time since Ive been in college that Ive been nervous. I think the people in the next row could hear my heart beating, I was so nervous.

Jackson, who rushed for 1,786 yards this season, said that winning .the Heisman was the culmination of his poUegiate athletic career, but getting my degra is more important than the Heisman. The Heisman symbolizes the best athlete, he said, but when Im done with sports, I can always use my degree in the rest of my life.

Jackson had had his toughness questioned several times this season after removing himself from games with Tennessee and Florida, both of which Auburn lost. But he responded to his critics with a 142-yarcl effort against Alabama despite playing with broken ribs.

It wasnt easy, said Jackson, who is also a pro ^pect in baseball. I had to sit and listen to all the criticism that people dished out. Then you have to prove yourself on the field.

I think I handled it very well, I didnt let itgettomei

Jackson became the second Auburn to capture the award. In 1971, Auburn quarterback Pat Sullivan won the Heisman, the last non-running back to win it until last year when Boston College quarterback Doug Flutie was the recipipnt.

Jackson and SuUivan are the only Auburn players ever to win tte award, named for John Heisman, who coached at Auburn among other schools.

I think he is most deserving, Sullivan told The Associated Press in Montgomery, Ala. He is the finest

Daugherty Leads Heels In Rout

ByRICKSCOPPE Associated Press Writer

GREENSBORO (AP) - Brad Daugherty scored a game-high 23 points to power top-ranked North Carolina to a 114-71 victory over Rutgers in college basketball Saturday night.

North Carolina, 6-0, outscored the Scarlet Kni^ts 19-7 in the first 5:12 of the second half to stretch a 10-point halftime lead to 64-42 on a dunk by Dauterty, who hit 10 of 11 shots and jraboed a game-high seven refunds.

The Tar Heels used their inside muscle - Rutgers does not have a player over 6-foot-9 - to key the second-half surge. Daugherty, a 6-IP/4 senior, hit a pair of baskets and two free throws, while Warren Martin, a 6-11*^ senior, towered inside to get two buckets.

Reserve Kevin Madden scored 18 points as six Tar Heels scored in double figures and North Carolina hit more than 60 percent from the field. Steve Hale added 14 points, while Curtis Hunter had 13, Jeff Lebo 11 and Martin 10.

Rutgers, 1-3, was led by Ed Zucker

with 18 points, while Emory Ward added 13 and Bailey Alston had 10.

Daugherty hit all six of his first-half shots and North Carolina used an 8-2 run midway through the first half to grab a 45-35 halftime lead over Rutgers.

After struggling early, the Tar Heels took a 30-19 lead on a jumper by Madden with 6:18 left. Rutgers cut the lead to seven, but the Tar Heels outscored the Scarlet Knights 11-2 to rab a 43-29 lead on a three-point play )y Daugherty with 1:28 left.

Rutgers played without its top two scorers - forward Eric Riggins and

center Lloyd Moore, who did not play because they missed a practice session Friday.

athlete 1 have ever seen as far as being a pure athlete. I think he has handled himself in a class manner. I am proud to be an aliunnus of the same school.

I wouldnt say its just a running back award, Jackson noted. There are tons of great athletes out there. I dont think they should overlook the rest of the field, there are a lot of talented and good people out there.

Auburn Coach Pat Dye credited Jackson with being res^nsible for reviving the Tigers football program.

Bo has been the strength and heart and soul that put Auburn football back on the map, Dye said. I feel the same way today as I did four years ago when Bo came to Auburn. You could see he had just unbelievable God-given ability.

And now he has the Heisman.

Jackson, who has been projected by National Football League scouts as the top pick in next springs draft, had 317 first-place votes and finished with 1,509 points. Long was second with 1,464 points and had 286 first-place votes.

Jackson and Long split as winners of the six regions in the voting. Jackson was first in the Mid-Atlantic, South and Southwest, while Long won in the Northeast, Midwest and Far West.

It means a great deal, said Jackson. Its something Ive looked over the years at... Its a tradition Ill try to uphold.

Jackson will receive the trophy at a dinner here Thursday.

Brigham Young Quarterback Robbie Bosco finish^ third, followed by sophomore tailback Lorenzo White of Michigan State and junior quarterback Vinny Testaverde of Miami.

Purdue quarterback Jim Everett was sixth, tollowed by Navy running back Napoleon McCallum, Notre Dame runner Allen Pinkett, tailback Joe Dudek of Plymouth, N.H., State, a Division III school, and, tied for 10th place, quarterback Brian McClure of Bowling Green and running back Thurman Thomas of Oklahoma State.

(SeeJACKSON, Page B-3)

Dawkins Sparks Duke By Virginia

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24 6-10 1- 3 18 2- 4 0- 0 0 13 1-2 1-2 0 10 5-9 0-0 3 200 31-66 5^18 26 18 28 71

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Wolf 10 0- 2 0- 0 1 2 1 0

Popson 15 2- 6 0- 0 5 2 1 4

Dauaherty 27 10-11 3- 3 7 2 2 23

Hale 25 4- 5 6- 7 1 7 1 14

K. Smith 27 2- 6 2- 2 4 5 1 6

Martin 18 4- 4 2- 2 4 2 1 10

Hunter 16 5- 7 3- 5 3 2 3 13

Ubo 22 5- 7 1- 3 3 6 1 11

Madden 16 8-11 2- 3 6 2 3 18

Bucknall lO 3- 3 0- I 2 1 2 6

R.Smith 7 3- 3 2- 2 0 0 1 8

Norwood 3 0- 0 1- 2 1 0 0 1

Dave 40-10-0000 0

ToUils 200 46-66 22-30 38 31 17 114

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Tumovers-Rutgers 24. N. Carolina 16.

Technical fouls-None

Officials-Dodge, Donaghy, Wall.

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By TOM FOREMAN Jr.

AP Sports Writer

DURHAM (AP) - Johnny Dawkins scored 24 points and sparked third-ranked Duke to a 72-64 Atlantic Coast Conference basketball victory over previously unbeaten Virginia Saturday night.

Dawkins scored eight of Dukes last 15 points as the Blue Devils boosted their record to 8-0. Virginia took its first loss after four victories.

The Cavaliers controlled the boards for much of the league opener and forged a 32-27 lead on Tom Calloways two free throws with 1:46 left before halftime. Duke rallied and took a 34-33 lead at intermission on Tommy Amakers 52-foot shot at the buzzer.

Before Duke took the lead, the Blue Devils shot six of 16 from the free-throw line in the first half, while Virginia was 11 of 17.

Duke led by as much as 47-41 early in the second half before Virginia came back for a 56-55 lead on Tom Sheeheys baseline jumper with 6:14 left.

LSU Rushes To 35-15

Win Over Pirates

By JIMMY DuPREE Reflector Sports Writer

BATON ROUGE, La. - For highly-touted Dalton Hilliard and the 12th-ranked Tigers of LSU, it was a night of big numbers on offense their best home production of the season.

Hilliard flnished with 170 yards on 26 carries to take over the number one slot in LSU career rushing and led the Tigers to a 35-15 victonr over East Carolina Saturday bef(g% a crowd of 65,660 at Tiger Stadium.

It was Hilliards 2(%h 100-yard game of his career and including three touchdowns.

Garry James added 61 yards on nine carries for LSU, while quarterback Jeff Wickersham connected on 18 out of 25 passes for 182 yards. Wendell Davis cau^t five passes fiH-77 yanb, while R(^e Magee had four receptions for 56 yards.

For the Pirates, kicker Jeff Heath posted three field goals, and Kevin Walker returned an interception 80 yards for a touchdown. Walkers interception was his ninth of the season earning a share of the NCAA lead in thatcateg(H7.

Running hack Tony Bakers bid to become the Pirates all-time leading rusher came to an abrupt end when he suffered a fractured skin bone in the second quarter and never returned to the lineup. Baker had four carries for 12 yards and added three receptions for 32 yards.

They really are a eaX defensive team, Coach Art Baker said of LSU, but I was extremely proud of the

way our offense played. I have to be proud of the way Berke Holtzclaw ilayed. He made some mistakes, but K sho(A them off and showed me some poise. They got what they needed, which was a win. I feel for our players because thev were mismatched most of the night. They fought hard all night aixl never gave up.

Ilie Pirates got the first break of the game when Tim Wolters punt was fumbled by LSUs Daryl Owens and reoivered by Walter Bryant d ECU at the Tiger 24 with 12:10 left in the first quarter. LSU would have been penalized fw roughing the kicker on the play, but tte penalty was declined.

From there, Anthony Simpscm rushed for three yards, Holtzclaw passed to Baker for six more and Baker carried fw two and an ECU first down at the LSU 13.

But three plays later the Pirates were forced to settle for a 22-yard field goal by Jeff Heath with 9:11 left in the opening period fw a 3-0 lead.

LSU falterea on its first possession with the help of an illegal procedure lenalty, and Willie Mack partially )lock^ a punt by Matt DeFrank.

The Pirates took over on their 49, but Holtzclaws pitch to Baker on a third-down option play was fumbled and recovered by Ron Sancho of the Tigers at the ECU 32 with 5:44 left in the quarter.

LSU went to Hilliard on five consecutive running plays-moving the ball to the ECU 7, where it faced

fourth-and-two. Wickersham lofted the ball over ECUs Ellis Dillahunt to Mitch Andrews for a sev^yaurd touchdown. Ron Lewis poit-aiftBr kick put the Tigers ahead 7'3: wfth 2:39 left in the first quartw.

LSU was penalized 15 yards for a personal foul on the kickoff retofii, giving the Pirates the ball on thdr 47. From there, Holtzclaw passed lo Baker fiar 21 yards and Clair combined two runs fw 11 m(e to the L^ 21.

Holtzclaw completed a third-and-seven pass to Baker fw five yards, and the Tigers were penalized five ^(sre on a facemask penal^ gnfing ECU first-and-goal at the eight. . -

But the Pirates wm unable again to put the ball in the end zone, and Heath booted a 27-yard field goid to trim the margin to 7-6 with 14:27 left inthehalf.

Wickersham passed to Brian Kin-chen f(H* 20 yards on the Tigers first offensive play of the second quarter, and Hilliard rushed f<N 13 - puti^ him over the 1,000-yard mark for the season-to the ECU 47.

The Tigers were p^lized 10 yards for holding, but Wickersham passed to Rogie Magee for 12 yards to the ECU 36 on third-and-11. Wickersham connected with Bdagee fw 27 more yards two plays later, and Keith Ford made the saving tackle for the Pirates at the six.

Hilliard burst through f(- the final five with 11:09 left in the half, and Lewis added the PAT for a 14^6 LSU lead.

(See LSU, Page B-3)

O'Conner Sparks EC Women To 66-54 Win Over UNCC

Duke finally took control of the boards and claimed the lead for good at 57-56 on Danny Ferrys jumper from the lane with 6:02 remaining.

Virginia got within one point three times, the latest a 63-62 deficit with 3:51 left, but Mark Alarie scored three points, David Henderson added a jumper and Dawkins canned four free throws in the last 30 seconds.

Henderson scored 20 points and Amaker added 10 for Duke.

Mel Kennedy led Virginia with 20 points, whije Sheehey had 13 and Olden Polynice and John Johnson scored 10 each.

VIRGINIA <4)

Sheehey 6-13 1-2 13, M. Kennedy 8-15 4-7 20, Polynice 4-7 2-4 10, Calloway 0-4 2-2 2, Simms 0-3 0-0 0, Johnson 3-6 4-4 10. A. Kennedy 1-4 5-7 7, Dyslin 1-10-12, Blanks 0-0 0-0 0, Daniel 0-0 (M) 0 ToUls 23-5318-27 64.

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Henderson 7-12 6-9 20. Alarie 4-10 1-2 9, Ferry 2-5 0-1 4. Amaker 5-12 04) 10. Dawkins 9-19 6-8 24, Bilas 0-21-21, King 0-1 2-5 2, Synder 1-2 04) 2. Totals 28-6318-27 72.

Halftime-Duke 34, Virginia 33. Fouled outNone. ReboundsVirginia 37 (A. Kennedy 10), Duke 39 (Henderson 10).

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor

Chris OtTonner came off the bench at the start of the second half to spark East Carolinas Lady Pirates to a 66-54 basketball victory over UNC Charlotte last night in Minges Coliseum.

They were running a 1-3-1 zone against us, leaving the comers open. We told Chris that she would start the second half and to shoot from the comers, Coach Emily Manwaring said. Chris wanted to know how many times she was to shoot, and we Udd her whenever she was open.

The redshirt freshman responded, hitting five of seven shots from outside and adding a pair of free throws for a total of 12 points.

She was ca led upon and rose to the occasion, Manwaring said.

The Lady Pirates, apparently still numbed by their bus accident FYiday night (see stories on Pages B-6 and A-1), were a step slow in the first half and Charlotte used that to ease out into as much as a six-p()int lead before going into the dressing room up by one, 26-25.

I felt that we were still mentally upset, Manwaring said in reference to the fatal accident. I could tell it at our shooting practice earlier today. They had more than basketball on their minds.

But they came back in the second half and got the job done.

The accident sidelined only one member of the team, guard Loraine Foster, out with a sli^t concussion and her absence from the playing court was obvious in the first half. (Foster was on the bench in street clothes.)

Between OConner and Delphine Mabry, who was a terror to the 49ers on defense, the Lady Pirates quickly pulled away in the early stages of the second half, and led by as much as 15 points before it was over.

Mabry and Sylvia Bra^ were both credited with six steals in the game as they dogged the 49er offense.

Both teams had shooting troubles in the first half, but the Pirates managed to solve theirs in the second half, UNCC never got over the hump, hitting only 28.8 percent for the game. ECU improved from 34.6 at

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MP FG FT Rb F A P Williams 33 4-11 5-8 10 2 1 13

Rose 33 814 2-3 6 3 1 14

Wilson 17 M 7-8 6 5 1 7

Reeves 13 82 04) l 1 0 0

Garrett 20 1-8 80 4 1 2 2

Witherspoon 19 83 80 7 4 1 0

Moore 5 1-2 80 0 1 1 2

Benson 16 2-3 0-0 4 0 0 4

Hargett 14 2-9 80 2 2 1 4

Kenninlon 1 OO 80 0 0 0 0

Walker 25 3-10 2-2 0 0 2 8

Hnat 1 00 80 0 0 0 0

Randolph 3 80 80 0 0 1 0

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the half to 46.6 for the whole game, making 56.3 percent in the second half.

But despite the poor shooting, UNCC led much of the first half. East Carolina held the early lead by as much as four, but Elizabeth Walker tied it up at 10-10 and Tolanda Rose followed to put Charlotte up at 12-10. Francine Benson added a bakset for a 14-10 lead and later Sherri Williams layup ran the lead to six, 18-12.

East Carolina, led by Bragg, battled back, however, cutting the lead to 26-2&bythe)do{thepei^ ^

After an exchange of baskets to open the second half, Mabry scored on a layup to put ECU up. Wilson made a free throw to tie it at 29-29, but OConner hit two straight after that, then added two more jumpers after a Lisa Squirewell layup to upen up a 39-31 lead.

UNCC trimmed it back to five at 40-35, but Bragg drove to the basket for two and Squirewell added a

three-point play to run it to ten. Greta ONeal added a short jumper to opffl the lead to 12, 49-37 and the mai^ fell belong ten again only once, ttot after the game had been decided.

Squirewell, who had an off night from the floor, hitting but five of 16 shots, led the scoring for ECU with 13 while Mabry, Bragg and OConner each had 12. Rose led the UNCC scoring with 14, while Williams added 13.

I was suprised by Lisas ni^t, Manwaring said. But I think ttiat she found herself so open so often that it surprised her and threw \m oH-Mrlde. 4

Im also surprised tnat they outrebounded us lixe they did (48-36). But we also knew that was one of their strengths.

The loss dropped Charlotte to 2-3 on the year, while the Lady Pirates now climb to 4-2.

East Carolina returns to action (m Friday, hosting N.C. Central, with Radford visiting on Saturday evening.

Totals

2M I8 1821 48 If II 54

AssistsVirginia 8 (Simtns 3), Duke 20 (Amaker 13). Total Fouls-Virgini Duke 23. Technical-None A-8,564.

(Amaker

Total Fouls-Virginia 21,

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Pompili 13 14 80 0 1 0 2

Squirewell 37 816 3-3 6 3 0 13

Bethea 9 1-1 80 0 3 1 2

Mabry 33 89 2-2 7 1 2 12

Bragg 34 811 2-5 5 4 3 12

WUIiams 11 2-2 82 0 0 0 6

Ellia 1 80 81 0 1 0 0

OConner 19 88 2-2 2 2 0 12

Miller 1 80 04) 0 0 0 0

Grier 12 81 80 3 1 0 0

Durkin 4 81 80 0 0 0 0

ONeal 20 34 14 4 2 1 7

Tucker 6 81 80 3 0 0 0

Team 8

ToUlt 20* 2748 12-19 3 18 7 88

UNC Charlotte............... 28 28 - 54

Eait Carolina ....................25 41 - 88

Turnovers: UNC Charlotte 22, East Carolina 17.

Technical fouls: None.

Officials: Daugherty and l^wis.

Attendance: 2U.

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NORMAN, Okta. (AP) - Quarter-back Janwtte iMieway rued for two. touchdowns and threw for anottier Saturday to lead No. 4 Oklahoma past Southern Methodist, as-lS, Ikeeping alive the Sooners iforanatM

finished its season with a 10-1 record and^ will play unbeaten, top-ranked Penn State in the Orange Bowl on Jan. 1.

Soihhem Methodist fished 6-5, the first time since 1979 the Mustang had more than four losses. The nationally televised game marked the last such appearance by SMU until the 1967 season, due to NCAA probation.

. Holieway, who finished with 126 yards rushing, scored on runs of 38 and 3 yards. He also hit split end Lee Morris with a 16-yard TD pass.

Oklahoma scored three second-qiiarter touchdowns to erase an early 7-0 deficit. Tailback Spencer Tillman scored on a 1-yard dive at 14:52 (rf the

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On their next poss^ion, the SooDs drove 68 yards in 12 plan with Patrick Ckillms scoring from the 11. A roughina the kicker penalty agaiKt SMU kept the drive alive a^ Oklahoma had stalled at mid-fiekl.

Holieways scoring pass to Morris came at 5:15 of the t^ quarto-, and his 3-yard option keeper at 7:07 of the fourth quar^ ended the scoring.

Southern Methodist started the game in impressive fashion, driving 82 ytitb-in 11 plays with tailback Re^ Dupard scoring on a 3-yard run. But two first-half nimhles skvw-ed the Mustangs.

Diqiard added another touchdown in the fourth quuter, a 2-yard run. The conversion kidi was Mocked.

OklaiMMna's most impressive drive of the day was its first, and it s%nt fw nothing. The Sooners covered 79 yards in 18 plays, convertir^ four times on third down and once on

fourth down, before Holieway fumbled at the SMU 1-yard line.

The 206 yards nislUng by Soitfiem Methodist was the most Oklahoma had aHofwed this Mason. The Sooners entered the game ranked second nationally against the rush, allowing 78.2 yards per game.

The Oklahoma dMoise had not allowed a toudidown in five games until Diqiard scored on the Mustaigs first pMsession. In 11 games, OklalMNna has given up nHwe than (me touchdov i only three tkiMS.

Diqard finished with 117 yards on 24 carries. That gave him 3,772 for his career, seconcMiest inSMU history.

H(d^ay finttbed the season as Oklahomas lea(fing around gainer with 861 yards, making him the fourth strai^ freshman to lead the teaminnul^.

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I had 417 total vards, 377 of it on the ground. PuUback Le(m Perry finished behind Hidieway with 73 yards.

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Pitt Nips Baby Heels

GREENSBORO - Pitt Communi^ ty College held off the University of North Carolina's junior varisty for an 83-81 basketball victory last night, their first victory of the season.

Pitt, which had trailed by as much as five points midway through the second half, scrambled back and tied the score at 67-67 with six minutes left to play. From there, the Paladins took a 79-75 lead with 1:53 remaining. The Baby Tar Heels cut the lead to two, 79-77, but Donald McIntosh hit, Mowed by another UNC score making ai-79. Donald WUaon then canned two free throws with 23 sec-pnds left for an 83-79 lead. UNC scored with one second left and Pitt took home the win.

- The game was close throughout the first half. Pitt led by six, 24-18, before UNC rallied to tie it up at 31-31. But f itt managed to push back to a 37-35 jeadhtintermission.

We played well, Coach Charles Coburn said. We played good 'defense. Our turnovers were high in the first half (18), but we cut them down in the seconii. The kids hung in there and played well.

- Tony Clemons led Pitt with 17 'points, while Wilson had 13 points and Jeff Hopkins had 12. Both Jesse Pratt and Mpck Walston each added ten.

UNG was led by Allen Cooley with 18 and Joe Jenkins with 11.

:Pitt is now 1-2 on the year and opns conference play on Friday at Sampson Tech.

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Ga. Tech Rolls By Georgia

ATLANTA (AP) - Duane Ferrell and Bruce Dalrymple keyed a M spurt that shut the door on a Georgia comeback attempt as fifth-ranked Georgia Tech drilled the Bulldogs 8M5 in college basketball Saturday night.

Ferrell started the run with a three-point play after the Bulldogs had sliced a 16-point lead to 6H1 with jit under six minutes remaining.

Dalrymple then came back with a layup on a goaltending against the Bulldogs and followed that with a

pair of free throws before Mark Price drilled a 15-footer to put the Yellow Jackets in front 78-61 with four minutes to play.

The victory brought an end to Georgias seven-game winning streak in the series and lifted Techs

LSU Tops Pirates^.

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East Carolina stalled at the Pirate 48, and LSU took over on its 20 after Walters ptmt.

James picked up 10 yards on first down, and a five-yard facemask penalty moved the ball to the LSU 35. James rushed 16 more yards on the next play, and Hiliard combined two runs [(-11 yards to the ECU 33.

Wickersham pas^ to Sam Martin for 13 yard and hit Wendell Davis three plays later for 11 more to the

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing: East Carolina, Baker 4-12, Simpson

8-25, Clair 7-24, Holtzclaw 4-(-17), McKinney 9-25, James H, Moody 1-9, Richardson 6-27. LSU, Hilliard 26-170, James Hi, Harris 7-23, Wickersham 5-18, Jones 8-50, Lawson 2-6.

Passing: East Carolina, Holtzclaw 8-21-1-88. LSU, Wickersham 18-25-1-182, Powell 1-3-1-6, Guidry 2-2-0-46.

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ECU three. Hilliard bolted through 00 first-and^oal to put the Tigers ahead 21-6 with 4:21 remaining in the first half.

The Tigers took control in the third juarter, marching 80 yards on their irst pos^ion to increase the lead to 28-6. Hilliard picked up 40 yards on three carries in the series, while Wickersham completed five passes for 31 yards and carried the final two yards with 10:54 left in the third quarter.

LSU got the ball again near midfield with 9:07 remainihg in the period, and Hilliard capped the drive with a 15-yard touchdown. James tallied 32 yards on the drive, with Hilliard added 31 and Wickersham one carry for 12.

The Pirates got on the board in the fourth quarter on a 41-yard field goal by Heath with 12:51 remaining, trimming the margin to 35-9. Dwight Richard^n posted 23 yards rushing, and Holtzclaw, passed to Tony Smith for 16.

Walkers interception with 7:57 left in the game cut the gap to 35-15, but a lass for the point-after was grabbed )y the Tigers.

ECU recovered the on-side kick when the ball touched LSUs Willie Bryant at after traveling nine yards.

But Holtzclaws first-down pass was intercepted by Mike DeWitt at the LSU 33.

Leon Hall recovered an LSU fumble at the Pirate 25, but ECU was unable to sustain a drive and punted with 3:58 remaining.

'The Tigers moved the ball all the way to the ECU four before time ran

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Kello^, a 6-foot-5 senior, scored eight points in the first nine minutes of the second half to key an 18-8 run that gave Kansas a 56-34 lead.

N.C. State cut the lead to 52-46 with 7:11 left on a pair of free throws by Nate McMillan, but Kelli^ hit jumpers on either side of the lane to make the score 58-46 with 5:10 left.

The Wolfpack never got closer than 10 after that in falling to 3-3. Kansas is now 6-1.

Joining Kellogg in double figur^ for the Jayhawks were Calvin Thompson with 14, and Greg Dreiling with 12 - 10 in the second half, and Cedric Hunter with 10.

Center Chris Washburn led the Wolfpack with 22 points while McMillan added 10.

Kansas stretched a 28-26 halftime lead to 34-26 on a jumper by Kellogg with 18:10 left. The Wolfpack cut it to four points on a driving jumper by McMillan, but Kellogg nit a pair of jumpers and a free throw to give the Jayhawks a 12-point lead with 11 minutes left.

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Jackson...

(ContinuedFrom Page B-l) Previously, the closest vote was in 1961, when fullback Ernie Davis of Syracuse beat running back Bob Ferguson of Ohio State by 53 points.

Jackson averaged 6.4 yar^ on his 278 carries, scoring 17 touchdowns and 102ypoints, which tied him for second [jlace in the nation.

Leg and rib injuries prevented him from having the super season many expected. Jackson rushed for 1,233 yards and 11 touchdowns in Auburns first six games before he was injured. He removed himself from games against Tennessee and Florida, which the Tigers lost. But his big finale - 142 yards against Alabama despite playing with broken ribs mi^t have clinched the trophy for Jackson.

Jackson missed six games with a separated shoulder last year and ruined whatever chance he had of challenging Flutie as a junior.

Long, who had been redshirted and could ^ve turned pro after the 1984 season, guided the third-ranked

record to 4-1. Georgia fell to 2-2 before a sellout crowd of 16,615 in the Omni, the largest crowd ever to watch a Tech-Georgia basketball game.

Georgia held a 21-18 lead with 13:18 left in the opening half before Dalrymple scored 10 consecutive points one a layup on a blind over-the-shoulder assist from Price - to give Tech a 28-21 lead, one it never relinquished.

Freshman Tom Hammonds led Tech in scoring with 20 points. Dalrymple had 18, Ferrell 15, John Salley 12 and Price 10.

Joe Ward paced the Bulldogs with 20 points. David Dunn had 13 and Horace McMillan 10.

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Wake Forest..................60

WINSTON-SALEM (AP) - Jamie Benton hit a three-point play with 1:08 remaining and Dana Barrows stole the ball to preserve the victory as Boston College beat Wake Forest 62-60 in college basketball Saturday night.

With Boston College trailing 60-59, Benton drove between two defenders for a layup, was fouled and hit the free throw. Barrows stole the ball from Wake Forest center Mike Scott with 10 seconds to go.

Wake Forest, 3-2, trailed 39-28 at the half but freshman Ron Watson scored 10 of his game-high 18 points in the second half and helped cut the margin to 4948 with 9:40 remaining.

Mark Cline, who finished with 16 points, twice gave Wake Forest leads in the final three minutes, but Barrows responded with baskets each time to give the Eagles a 59-58 lead with 1:50 left. Scott hit two free throws with 1:21 to go to give the Demon Deacons a 60-59 lead.

Roger McCready led the Eagles, 3-0, with 15 points and helped Boston

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Charlie Thomas added 11 pmnts for Wake Forest and Tyrone Bogues chipped in 12 assists. ' .

Boston College was limited to n of 28 shots in the second half but finisth ed the game hitting 44 percent fnan thefielc

Nev.-Las Vegas...*...64 Maryland...............63

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) -Armon Gilliam scored the only four points for Nevada-Las Vegas in overtime as the 14th ranked Runnin Rebels blew a 13-point second half lead before defeating the Maryland Terrapins 64-63 Saturday night. ;

Maryland, 3-2, had a final cbahce to win after Mark Wade missed two free throws for Nevada-Las Vegas with three seconds remaining. Bufa shot by Marylands Keith Gatlin from near midcourt put off the back of the rim as time expired.

The Rebels, 5-1, led 46-33 early in the second half before the Terps rallied behind Len Bias and Gatlin to go ahead 52-50.

A rebound shot by Bias, who finished with 22 points, gave Maryland 60-58 lead with 47 seconds left. After two fouls against the Rebels, who were not in the bonus situation. Anthony Jones sanks a 19-foot jumper with five seconds remaining to send the game into overtime. '

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Hawkeyes to the Big Ten crown and into the Rose Bowl. He hit on 231 of 351 passes for 2,978 yards and 26 touchdowns, placing him third in the complex NCAA passing efficiency ratings. He was intercepted 15 times this season,

In his career at Iowa, he passed for 10,142 yards, and he completed 64.6 percent of his passes.

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Testaverde and Bosco were sixth and seventh in the ratings, but Bosco had thrown for 28 touchdowns going into Saturday nights game in Hawaii, seven more than Testaverde. However, Testaverde guided the Hurricanes to No. 2 in the rankings and into the Sugar Bowl.

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McCallum, Navy Top Army

PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Tailback Napoleon McCallum missed most of last year with a broken I ank|e and was shunned this year by Heisman Tn^y voters.

' Blit while Bo Jackson was receiving the Heisman in New York, McCallum was finishing up a glorious farewell performance ^turday in Navysl7-7 victory over Army before a Sellot crowd of 71,640, including Vice President George Bush.

Mc^llum rushed for 217 yards and helped set up 10 fourth-quarter points as th Midshipmen prevailed in the 86th meeting of the two service academies.

McCallum finished with his sec-ond-tiighest rushing total at An-

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ona-highest rushing total in an Ar-my-Navy game, behind Eddie Myers 278 yards for Navy in 1979.

This is the game Im going to remember, said McCallum, who was granted an unprecedented fifth year at the Naval Academy after missing nine games last season This game made the extra year worthwhile. The offensive line stayed with their blocks and that allowed me to make the cutbacks I needed.

Still, he was curious about the Heisman ceremony, wondering where he finished in the voting. McCallum was seventh in the balloting with eight first-place votes and 72 points against Jacksons 1,509 points.

Theres a little irony there, I ^ sting out of a largely disap-

g\^, said McCallum. I guess I m ------- *.....

a little late in having a good game.

Navy Coach Gary Tranquill said,

Hes always good. Ive never seen him be bad. He does a lot of things.

The defenses are always keying on

him, but youve got to stop hir.

I think Navy took the game to us, said Army Coach Jim Young. They controlled the time of

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pointing 4-7 year. Army, which will play Illinois in the Dec. 31 Peach Bowl in Atlanta, slipped to 8-3.

McCallum carriwl 41 times, induing eight of the 10 plays as Navy drove for Todd Solomons clinching 26-yard field goal with 1; 15 to play.

McCallums 6-yard run on Navys ioiK possession set up Chuck

They controlled the time of posses- ths 5-yard TD run up the middle Sion, plays and yardage, which is to play, giving Navy a 14-7

j * lead. Navy drove 77 yards in 13 plays

McCallum demonstrated that > y ----- i-.i-.j.L-

hes a great back. Navys game plan was excellent - just run him and k^ running him.

The victory avenged Navys defeat last year at the hands of Army and

Army Touchdown

Armys Clarence Jones tumbles into the end ione for a first quarter touchdown despite the defensive efforts of Navys Eric Fudge (44)

and Marc Firlie (41) during the annual Ar-my-Navy classic at Philadelphia Saturday. Navy won the game, 17-7. (AP Laserphoto)

Paladins Romp, 59-15 To Gain Semifinal Berth

.GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) - The fiphnan Paladins got four touchdown paSSes from Bobtey Lamb and took advjintage of nine Rhode Island hi^overs on the way to a 59-15 NCAA Dfi^ion I-AA football playoff victory Strday afternoon in Greenville.

Jbe quarterfinal triumph came d^ite a record-setting effort by R01 quarterbacks, who threw a conjbined NCAA record 90 pas^ add completed 45 for 532 yards. With thbwin, Furman (11-1) earned a host sqmijinal berth in the playoffs next Sat&n&y.

. Jibede Island (10-3) got on the (joard * first, after Doug Haynes rumed the opening kickoff 86 yards Iqthfialadin nine yard line. Mike Gfifftri settled for a 26-yard field gal,-aOid the Rams led 34) with 14:20 jtit in the first quarter.

: Dn the ensuing kickoff, Mark Rudder scampered 90 yards down the left sijieline for Furmans initial score. Mter the first of eight conversion kicks by Kevin Esval, the Paladins led 7-3 with 14:09 left in the quarter.

Furmans secondary picked off three Tom Ehrhardt passes in the quarter. The second, returned by comerback Jerome Norris from the Ram 31 yard line to the 6-yard-line, set the stage for another Paladin score. Esvals 21 yard field goal gave Furman a 10-3 edee at the 9:08 mark.

After forcing Rhode Island to punt. Paladin quarterback Bobby Lamb engineered a 76-yard scoring drive. Wide receiver Kirk Burnett ran a post pattern and split two defenders, catching a 10-yard touchdown pass. As a result, Furman led 17-3 with 1:47 left in the quarter.

Four plays later, Karl Moody intercepted an Ehrhardt pass at the Ram 46. Furman moved the distance in seven plays, as Lamb threw a 23-yard scoring pass to tailback John Bagwell.

Rhode Island threatened twice before intermission, having another pass intercepted by Norris at the Furman three yard line and falling short on downs again at the three. As a result, the Paladins led 24-3 at halftime.

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for the go-ahead score, including a 15-yard pass from Bob Misch to Greg Schildmeyer and a 15-yard reverse by end Troy Saunders.

The Cadets vaunted Wishbone offense stalled in the secwid half, with backup sophomore quarterback Tory Crawford in the lineup in place of senior starter Rob Healy, who was injured at the end of tie first half, which ended 7-7.

Each team scored a touchdown on its first possession, Navy on a 13-yard pass from Misch to Saunders, and Army on Clarence Jones 10-yard run.

Healy was stopped and injury on fourth-and-one at Navys 2 late in second quarter. He had driven the Cadets 70 yards, starting with a 30-yard pass to Rob Dickerstm. But on the crucial play, he faked to fullback Doug Black and was hit in the backfield by comerback Steve Brady.

Healy left the game with a dislocated left shoulder and was replaced by Crawford.

Navys opening drive was typical, starting with a 27-yard kickoff return by McCallum. McCallum carried nine times for 45 yards in the 14-play, 73-yard drive. The touchdown came on a timing pattern, with Saunders

making a catch at the left flag with 6:54 to play in the first quarter.

Jones returned the kickoff 61 yards, cutting to the left sideline at the 30 and racing to the Navy 36. Eight plays later, the speedy Jones

Clemson Tops SC In Overtime

took a pitch and went around left end, getting a block from fellow halfback William Lampley and stepping just inside the flag.

McCallum finished the half with 118 yards in 23 carries.

Both teams threatened but did not score in the third period. Army drove 60 yards in 15 plays, but placekicker Craig Stopa missed a 37-yard field goal attempt. Navy then drove to Armys 17, but McCallum fumbled on first down and Armys Kurt Gutierrez fell on the ball.

Army, which entered the game averaging 350.8 yards a game on the ground, was held to 192 rushing and 288 overall. Navy gained 313 yards on the ground and 397 total.

Nivy............. 7oO lft-17

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NavySaunders 13 pass from Misch (Solomon kick)

Army-Jones lOnin (Stopa kick)

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CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) - Junior forward Horace Grant broke a tie in overtime with a free throw and freshman Jerry Pryor hit two more free throws to lift Clemson to a come-from-behind 73-66 basketball win here Saturday afternoon.

Grant, who missed a slam dunk with 2:50 in regulation and Cjemson ahead by a point, finished with 17 loints and a career high 17 rebounds, ^arry Middleton had 18 points for the Tigers and Pryor had 15.

Tony Shaw led South Carolina with 14 and freshman Terry Dozier had 12. It was the 22nd consecutive road loss for the foul-plagued Gamecocks and Clemsons sixth win without a loss this season.

Clemson is now 64) and South Carolina dropped to 2-4.

South Carolina, which lost four players with disqualifications in the final half, established an early lead as Tony Shaw scored 10 points in the opening half. The Gamecocks led by as many as seven points, the final time at 34-27 with 25 seconds to play before halftime.

A three-point play by Glenn Corbit closed the Tigers to within four at intermission, 34-30.

Clemson rallied to tie the score at 42 in the second period on a three-point play by Pryor and, after swapping the lead twice, went ahead at 54-52 on a jump shot by Chris Michael with 6:05 to play.

South Carolina knotted the'score at 60 on a shot by Keith James with ei^t seconds to play and both teams missed opportunities before regulation ended in a deadlock.

First downs 27

Rushes-yards 59-313

Passing yards 84

Return yards 49

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RUSHING-Navy, McCallum 41217, C Smith 9<3, Saunders l-lS, M Smilh 4-14, Berner 2 10, Misch 2-(minus 6) Army, Black 13-64 Jones 10-63, Crawford 13-29. Lampley 8-19, Healy 6-15. Wright 1-3, White l (minus l)

PASSING-Navy. Misch 8-164WM. Army, Healy

1-l-0-30,Crawford3-74W6 RECfelVING-Navy, Lobb 3-26. Saunders 2-28,

Schildmeyer 2-20, McCallum l-IO Army, White

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Rhode Island..............................3 0 12 0 - 15

Furman....................................17 7 28 7 ^ 59

Rhode Island-Griffin 26 FG

PwmRudder 90 kickoM return (Eaval kick)

Furman- FG 21 Esval

Furm-Burnett to pass from Lamb (Esval kick)

FurmBagwell 23 pass from Lamb (Esval kick)

FurmBagwell 42 run (Esval k)ck)

FurmGrady 9pass from I.amb (Esval kick)

Furm-Rush 27 interception return ) Esval

Rl-Donfield ^ pass from Ehrhardt tkick failed)

FurmBurnett 50 pass from Lamb (Esval kick)

RIDiMaggio 1 pass from t;hr(iardi (pass failed)

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CLEMSON Michael Grant McCants Marshall Middleton Pryor Corbit Jenkins Totals

S. Carolina............................34 26 6-66

Clemson................................30 36 1373

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27 1- 3 1- 2 2 3 1 3

5- 9 17 3 4 17

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0-10-25 3-7 3-4 6 6-12 6- 6

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225 25-52 23-31 43 16 14 73

TurnoversSouth Carolina 9, Clemson

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I.NDlVimAl.STATl.STKS RUSHING-Rhode Island, Morris 6 29, Ehrhardt 2-14, Furman, Jager 13-83, Bagwell 6-60, Drye 10-37, Speaks 7-41 PASSING-Rhcxle Island, Ehrhardt 39-78-494-6. Farland 5-11-33-1, Donnally 1-1-5-0. Furman, Lamb 6-12 115-0, Bagwell 0-1-04), Moore 0-1-04).

RECEIV1,NG-rW Island. Reilly 8-141, DiMaggio 9-128. Forster 6-114, Donfield 5-44, Morrill 6-:i6. Morns 6 36, Muse 2 25. Pratt 2-3, Rocha 1-5, Furman, Burnett 2-60. Bagwell 1-23, Grady 2-19, Drye 1-13.

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -Center Roy Tarpley scored 19 points and was one of four Michi^n players in d(Mible figures Satur^y as the second-ranked Wolverines romped to a 91-68 non-conference college basketball victory over Florid Southern.

Michigan, 6-0, jumped out to a 20-2 lead and the Moccasins never could get closer to 16 points thereafter. The Wolverines completely shut down the Mocs offense with 10 blocked shots and seven steals in the first half while running up a 52-24 lead at intermission.

Tarpley had seven blocks over the first 20 minutes and finished with 10.

Gaiw Grant had five steals for Michigan..

The Mielan reserves saw extended playing time because of the big lead, and freshman Glen Rice had his second impressive outing of the season, finishing with 14 points.

Fl(ida Southern, 1-2, was led by John McNulty with 15 points. The Mocs didnt play anyone taller than 6-foot-7 and were unable to match up with the Wolverines, who at one point didnt have a player under 6-5 (mi the court.

However, MichiMn only enjoyed a 44-37 rebounding edge over the Mocs.

The Wolverines, who now have won 22 successive regular season games.

led by as much 87-52 befwe Florida Southern went on a run against the Michigan subs.

Notre Dame............71

Loyola..................58

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -Joseph Price and Donald Royal scored 13 points wiece as 10th-ranked Notre Dame fou^t off a second-half comeback by Loyola of Chicago, defeating the Ramblers 71-58 Saturday in a non-conference college basketball game.

Loyola, 1-5, held the lead only briefly during the early minutes of the first half, despite Andre Moores

19 points and 17 points fnun Bernard Jackson.

Notre Dames leading scorer David Rivers, averaging 20 points per game, was held to 12.

Notre Dame, 3-1, led 42-24 at the half as Ken Barlow, freshman starter Mark Stevenson and Price provided the muscle that established the Irish inside game and gave them a 21-8 edge in rebounding.

The Irish took a 7-6 lead on a free throw by Barlow and never gave up the lead.

The Notre Dame defense held Loyola scoreless for over four minutes late in the half, while the Irish pUed on 11 straight points, in-

Ga. Southern Gains Semis

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) -Georgia Southern fullback Gerald Hams rushed for 148 yards and scored three touchdowns Saturday to lead the Eagles to a 28-21 upset of Middle Tennessee in the quarterfinal round of the Division I-AA football

playoffs. The

victo^ sends the 12-2 Eagles into a semifinal game against Northern Iowa, a 17-14 victor over Eastern, Washington Saturday.

Middle Tennessee, which had finished the regular season atop the Division I-AA poll, saw its year end with an 11-1 mark.

Middle Tennessee, which had lost only 11 fumbles all season and led Division I-AA in turnover marg^, handed the Eagles the football twice in the first quarter.

Georgia Southern linebacker Danny Durham stopped a promising Blue Raider drive with a fumble recovery at the Eagles 33-yard line early in the contest.

The Eagles promptly turned the miscue into a 67-yard scoring drive with quarterback Tracy Ham capping the eight-play march when he skirted his own right end from 9

yards out for a 7-0 lead with 10; 19 still to play in the first quarter.

Middle Tennessee quarterback Marvin Collier gave the football back to the Eagles 42 seconds later when he fumbled while attempting to pass and defensive end John Richardson covered the ball for Georgia Southern at the Blue Raider 5.

Two plays later, Harris drove in from the 1.

Tim Foleys PAT kick was blocked and the Ea^es led 13-0 with 9:04 left in the opening quarter.

Ham directed Georgia Southern 91

ards on their next possession with rris sweeping the right side of his offensive line after taking an option pitch from Ham to score on a 6-yard run 11 seconds into the second quarter.

Ham connected with wide receiver Monty Sharpe for a 2-point conversion pass ana a 21-0 Eagle advantage.

The Blue Raiders climbed back into the contest with 14 straight points in the third quarter.

The Eagles then marched 80 yards with Harris scoring the game-clin-chinjg touchdown on a 1-yard run.

Middle Tennessee scored its final TD on a 10-yard run up the middle by

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CHARLOTTE (AP) - The Professional Golf Association Tour has agreed with investors led by Texas real estate developer L. Glenn Terrell to build an 18-hole world-class golf facility in Charlotte, officials said Friday.

PGA Commissioner Deane R. Beman and Terrell said at a news conference that the course would be built on a 1,200-acre development off N.C. 51 and would be known as the Tournament Players Club at Piper Glen.

Although there are no plans for a PGA tournament at the course, officials said it would be built to exceed any standards necessary to host professional competitions in the future.

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Northtrn Iowa...............17

E. Washington...............14

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) -Quarterback Mike Smith guided Northern Iowa to a 17-0 halftime lead and the Panthers held off Eastern Washington in the second half for a 17-14 victory Saturday in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs.

Fourth-ranked Northern Iowa, winning its 11th straight game and 15th in a row at home, will play host to No. 9 Georgia Southern in a semifinal game next Saturday ni^t. Georgia Southern upset top-ranked Middle Tennessee 28-21 in a quarterfinal game Saturday.

Smith completed three passes for 49 yards on Northern Iowas first possession of the game to set up Kevin Motes 32-yard field goal and fired a 13-yard touchdown pass tight end Brian Baker with 1:48 left in the first quarter.

Carl Boyds 7-yard touchdown run midway through the second quarter put Northern Iowa ahead 17-0, nut the Panthers (11-1) struggled on offense in the second half and had to rely on Tim Moses fumble recovery and Clay Netusils punting to blunt an Eastern Washington comeback led by quarterback Rick Worman.

After a shaky first half, Worman threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Tim Floyd in the third quarter and Rob Friese returned a Nutesil punt 84 yards for a touchdown to make it 17-14 with 12:47 left in the game.

However, Netusils next three punts were downed at the Eastern Washington 2-, 10- and 3-yard lines and the Eagles (9-3) were unable to get past midfield. Their last hopes ended when Northern Iowas Ed Grimes sacked Worman on fourth down with 26 seconds left.

Eastern Washington marched from its own 6 to the Northern Iowa 17 when it trailed 17-7 late in the third

quarter, but flanker Jon Vea fumbled after catching a pass from Worman and Moses recovered for the Panthers at his own 2.

Ntvada-Reno................24

Arkansas State ........23

RENO, Nev. (AP) - Senior linebacker Mike Dixon blocked an extra point attempt with 3:10 remaining in the contest to seal Nevada-Renos 24-23 victory over Arkansas St. in an NCAA Divisiim I-AA football playoff game Saturday.

A successful extra point would have sent the game into overtime.

Arkansas State had two chances to kick a game-winning field goal in the last 27 seconds. The first failed on a third-down situation when there was a bad snap from center, and the second failed on fourth down.

Trailing 10-7 at the half, Nevada-Reno scored 17 straight third-quarter points. The go-ahead touchdown came on a 49-yard pass from Eric Beavers to Calvin Sailes with 10:45 to play in the third quarter.

Nevada then added a 46-yard field goal by Marty Zendejas and a 15-yard scoring pass from Beavers to Thai Ivery with 3:41 left in the third quarter.

In a swirling fourth-quarter snowstorm, Arkansas State got back into the game on a 1-yard plunge by Lewis Brown, culminating a 68-yard drive.

With 3:10 left in the game. Brad Dent blocked a punt deep in Nevada territory, and Greg Zachry fell on it in the end zone, but Dixon, who was Nevada-Renos most valuable player for the season, stormed up the middle for the game-saving block.

Arkansas State used its wishbone offense to hold the ball 14 minutes longer than Nevada-Reno. Arkansas State also outdistanced Nevada-Reno in total yardage, 407 to 301.

Nevada-Reno, now 11-1, advanced to the semifinals of the I-AA playoffs to meet Furman in Greenvil e, S.C., next Saturday. Arkansas State, the Southland Conference champion, closed its season at 9-3.

cliKling five from Price.

But the Ramblers charged back after the intermission, as Jackson contributed nine to a string of 15 points in a row to trim the (Micit to 42-39.

Mistakes and cold shooting Notre Dame scoreless du^ first eight minutes as the Irish missed eight field goal attempts before Roya scored on a three-po^t play.

Louisville...............77

Purdue..................58

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) ^ Senior Billy Thompson led a balanced scoring attack with 13 points and Louisville got strong play from its bench as the 16th-ranked Cardinals defeated Purdue 77-58 in a nonconference college basketball game Saturday.

Freshmen reserves Tony Kimbro, Kevin Walls and Kenny Payne sparked a stalled Louisville late in the first and second halves with sharp passes, strong defensive play and key baskets.

A three-point play by Thompson

put Louisville up f^ good at 30-22 with 3:13 left in the first naif.

Louisvilles b^ich outscM^ Piff-dues 19-8 in the first half, with Payne hitting all four (rf bis shots from the field.

Louisville, 3-2, widened the gap at the start of the second half as a pressing Louisville defense and foul trouble stymied Purdue. The Boilermakers, 5-2, managed to score only eight points in the first ten minutes of the half as Louisville stretched its lead to 17 points.

Purdue made (mly 7 of 24 slx^ fr(n the field for 29 percent in the second half. Tlie Bmlermakers shot 35 percent for the ^me, compared to 45 percent for Louisville.

Louisville led by as many as 27. points in the second half, the tot time at 71-44 with 4:13 left.

Kimbro and Payne, both forwards, finished with 10 and 8 pmnts, respectively, and Walls, a guard, had seven. Guard Milt Wanner, who sat out most of the second half, finished with 10 points for Louisville.

Purdue was paced by guard Troy Lewis 17 points.

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North Pitt s girls ran away with the second half of their game to claim a 44-29 win over the Valkyries.

Wright finished the contest with 17 pants whUe Farrow added 16, accounting for well over half the Viking poiAts on the night

The contest was tight throughout the first half, with neither team able to build much oi a lead. Conley fmal-ly edged out by five shortly before telftime, but led only by three at intermission.

In the final quarter, however, the Vikes slowly pulled away, leading by as much as nine points before finally setting that margin at the end.

Noi^ Pitts biggest problem was its ball-handling, as it committed 23 turnovers to only 14 against Conley. The Vikes also didn't shoot quite as well, 36 percent as compared to 40. but they made two more field goals. Conley went to the line 32 times. 23 times more than did the Panthers, hitting on 16 of them. North Pitt made only three free throws.

North Pitt did enjoy a final rebounding edge, 39-33. but picked up

much of that m the second half.

We didnt rebound well when we had to, North Pitt Coach Cobb) Deanssaid.

We finally did a good wb rebounding, Conley Coach Walter Claybrooksaid

Both felt it was an impo^nt factor in the game It was the difference in the game. Claybrook said. Weve been telling the kids they had to do better on the boards. Neither Farrow nor Wright had been doins that well, but I think both of them did a good job tonight Wright hasnt started the last two games, and I think hes playing better coming off the bench.

Claybrook said that Maurice Jones of Nlh Pitt appeared the have the hot hand for the Panthers (he scored 18 - the only Panther in double figures). We tr^d to look for him and defense him as best we could. The kids finally be^n to recogni^ him on the court and stoppedhim. Jones got only seven points in the second half, only one in the final quarter.

He did a good job scorine. Deans said of James, but he needs to work on his play at the other end of the court. Im really suriMTsed that we held a rebounding edge. Maybe so, but when thev made runs, they controlled the boards. We had some runs that took us out of it; shooting badly

boards. They dia good job of chang-ii^ up the defense and wfe came down and shot without recognizing wtet they were dang. What I didnt like was our giving up rebounds after we got our bands on the ball first.

Deans also said he didnt realize the foul difference was so wide. "That too. shows me that we were not the job on the inside. They ww gating iiside for the shots or getting inside to get the rebound, and thus drawing tlw fouls.

Conley took an early 44) lead, but North Pitt came back to twice tie it up before moving out to an 11-9 lead with 12 seconds Irft in the quarter on a baseline jumper by Ashley Sheppard. A free throw by Wright cut it to 11-10 at the horn.

The two swapped the lead early in the second frame, with Conlw finally regaining it at 17-16 on a drive by Wright with 3:29 left. North Pitt never caught up again.

Joel Cox tiK>ed in a missed shot fw a three-point lead and after Jo)es hit for Pitt. Wright and Farrow both scored to up the lead to five. 23-18. North Pitt cut it back to 25-22 at intermission. '

In the third period. Conley again extended the lead to five and the two swapped baskets the rest of the way

Squirewell Paces Women

Past Broncos By 73-54

FAYETTEVILLE - East rolira's Lady Pirates upped their rcord to 3-2 Friday night with a 73-54 wjnp over Fayetteville State Uni-^ersi^.

: The Lady Pirates had little trouble ji the contest, moving out to an 11-point lead at intermission. 41-30.

The Ladv Pirates played without Mint guard Sylvia Bragg, who was rested for a muscle bruise.

: Meanwhile Lisa Squirewell continued to lead the way. scoring a game-high 20 points for the Lady Pirates. "She seems to make the baskets at the key times for us. Coach Emily Manwaring said. "She atdhes theball and turns around, gives the little fake and goes to the ^sket

"Im also happy to see (Alma) ftethea playing a iittle stronger for

she added. Bethea had 16 points, ftoring 32 ol these in the first half : Ther were no official statistics kept t the game, but .Manwaring said she It the Lady Pirates dominated the rdsi "We really came out strong n the boards in the second half. I don't think we allowed them many Second shots. We should have won the l)oards by a healthy margin.

The Lady Pirates broke the game pen in the first minutes of the second half, outscoring the Lady Bron-0S. 17-2. to run out to a 26-point lead, 38-32. After that it was just a question oCtime.

Fayetteville State was led by the scpring on Dimple White, who got all 17;of her points in the first half, but she played only sparingly in the sec-ondhalf.

Jaguars

Duggins

FARMVILLE - Farmville Central picked up its first basketball victory of the young season Friday night at the expense of Roanoke, 45-39.

Roanokes girls, however, took a 55-42 win over P^armville in their game.

Roanoke eased away to a 12-11 lead in the first quarter of the boys game. Farmville stayed hot on the Redskins heels, however, and inched into a lead of its own, 21-20, at intermission. It continued close through the third period, which saw the Jaguhrs ease away to a 33-28 margin. Farmville held off any Redskin hope of a rally, 12-11, in the final period to notch the victory.

Kennedy Williams led the Jaguars with 17 points while Don May added 16.Derreck Boyd led Roanoke with 13 points.

Lady Pirate Bus In Fatal Wreck

Several members of the East Carolina Lady Pirate basketball team suffered slight injuries when the bus carrying them on their trip to Fayetteville State Friday night was involved in a head-on fatal collision.

The accident occurred just before midnight Friday night on Greenville Blvd. just east of the Evans St. intersection. A 1980 Mercury Capri, carrying only the driver, allegedly swerved into the path of the bus. The driver, still unidentified Saturday morning, died at Pitt Memorial Hospital shortly thereafter.

Four members of the Lady Pirate team were transported to Pitt Memorial, treated and

released.

According to Coach Emily Manwaring. none of them were seriously injured. The most serious injihry occurred to guard Loraine Foster, who is believed to have suffered a slight concussion. She was to sit out Saturdays game with UNC Charlotte, but the remainder of the team was expected to be ready to play.

The accident is the second fatality involving an East Carolina University athletic team in the past year. A member of the ECU mens track team, Erskine Evans of Greenville, died near Bailey this past spring when a van carrying members of the team overturned.

Loraine Foster added 12 points in the game for the Lady Pirtes, while Lisa Green had 12 and Annette Faulcon added 11 for Fayetteville State.

East Carolina was to face UNC-Charlotte on Saturday evening, and will then play Kadtord next Friday at 7:30p.m. in Minges.

Available individual scoring for the game follows:

E.ASTt\ROI.IN.A(73)

Squirewell 20, Beltiea 16. Foster 12. Mabry 9, Pompili 6, Rodriquez 4, OConner 4, Williams 2.

FAYETTEV ILLE STATE (54)

White 17, Faulcon 11, Green 12, Wright 6, Boyd 2, Bergin 4, Armsgtrong 1, Woodburn

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East Carolina........................41 3273

FaveUeville St.......................30 2454

Defeat Roanoke; Paces Lady Skins

In the girls contest, all eyes were on Gloria Duggins as she continued to rip the nets for Roanoke. She hit for 30 points in the contest to lead all scorers.

Roanoke shot out to a 17-3 lead in the first period and Farmville never managed to catch up after that. The Lady Jags did cut the lead back to 26-16 by halftime, but fell back again, 43-30, after three frames. Both teams scored 12 points in the final quarter.

Sheila Carlisle added 14 points for Roanoke while Lisa Lang led Farmville with 17 points.

Both the Farmville boys and girls are 1-2 now while Roanoke is 2-2 for both teams.

Farmville returns to action on Tuesday, traveling to Conley, while Roanoke is idle until next Saturday when it hosts North Pitt.

JV Game; Farmville Central 47, Roanoke

37.

Girls Game ROANOKE (55)

Teele 1 04) 2. Harrel 11-2 3, Outlaw 12-5 4, Duggins 13 4-9 30, Carlisle 7 04) 14, Harris 1 04) 2, Atkinson 0 04) 0, Chance 0 04) 0, Hoggard 0 04) 0, Raynard 0 04) 0. Totals 24 7-1855,

FARMVILLE CENTRAL (42)

Harrison 3 2-4 8. Staton 10-0 2. Vines 11-2 3. Vandiford 0 2-4 2, Lang 7 3-917, Stancil 3 1-3 7, Bullock 11-23 Totals 1610-25 42.

Roanoke.......................17 9 17 1255

Farmville C ..........3 13 14 1242

Bovs Game ROANOKE (3)

Taylor 2 04) 4, R. Moore 4 0-2 8, Boyd 61-5 13. Knox 3 2-2 8, H. Duggins 1 (FO 2, M. Duggins 104) 2, Whitehurst 104) 2, Morning 004)0. Totals 183-9 39.

FARMVILLE CENTRAL (45)

May 7 2 3 16, Foreman 1 0-0 2, M. Williams 1 2-2 4, K. Williams 5 7-9 17, Taylor 3 04) 6, Blout 0 04) 0. Totals 17 11-14 45.

Roanoke.......................12 8 8 1139

Farmville C II 10 12 12-45

with the Vikes up 37-33 staring tbe final frame Contoy made only one field goal in the last period, b(A made nine of 16 at tbe line as tbe PaiRhers were forced to foul to try and get the ball. North Pitt had hte success shotting, too, making but tlnee of 12 shots from tbe floor (hiring tbe final eight mintues. Conk^ extended the lead to nine, 44-35 beftxre North Pitt cut it back once more to 45-39, only to let the Vikes pull back by nine at the end.

The win leaves Conley with a 2-2 record while North Pitt is now 2-1.

Paat-HERS 44. Valkyries 29 The girls game was tight thro(#out the first half of (^y . Both teams held the lead in tbe first period, which ended with Conley up. 6-4. Tbe Valkyries stretched the lead to four, 84, before North Pitt rallied to twice tie it, then take the lead at 14-12.

N(wth Pitt went back out on a free throw by Trellaney B<^d and a basket by Casey Chapin. 15-14. North Pitt resumed the lead, however, 16-15, on a basket by Kesiha Pilgreen with six seconds left in the half.

The Pant-HERS never trailed again after that.

N(Mlh Pitt scored the first eight points of the third period and upped its lead to 24-15 bef(e Conley br^e the ice. The Valkyries cut it back to five, 24-19, but could never effectively rally. North Pitt went back out to a 30-21 lead at the end of the frame.

N(Hlh Pitt upped its lead to as much as 17 at 40-23 before the end.

Regina Cox led the North pitt scoring with 16 points while Gwen PUgreen added 12. Rhonda Jackson

Six Vikes All-League

WASHINGTON - D.H. Conley High School placed six players on the Coastal 3-A All-Conference football team, announced Saturday.

Conley, which shared the league title with West Craven, also shared all-conference honors with the Eagles, who also landed six players onieteam.

Those making the team from Conley included Joel Cox, back; Martin Anderson, back; Tim Briley, line; Ricky Farrow, back; Brian Joyner, line; and Shane Adams, end. Honorable mentions for Conley included Lee Hardy, Clifton Clemmons, Keith Payton and Marie Davies.

Washington had two players who made the all-league team. They were lineman Steve Tubaugh and linebacker Grey Lyons.

Honorable mentions for the Pam Pack included AI Mathews, David Lawrence, Benard Daniels and Melvin Boyd.

Picked from West Craven were Terrill Hardy, Chris Wells and Eric Roseberry, all linemen; Dennis Best, linebacker, Jesse Campbell, defensive end; and Mickey Raseberry, back.

From West Carteret, picked to the all-league team were John Wadsborth, Dwayne Wallace and John Stiles, all backs, and Daniel Fischler, end. From Havelock came Al McCabe and Jeff Johnson, backs, and Marvin Williams, linebacker. East Carteret landed Nicky Smith, linebacker, and William Windley, lineman. The only North Lenoir )layer chosen was Kenneth Wessell, ineman.

M Conley with nine.

I was very d^f^winted in our first half play, N<wth Pitt Coach Randy Avry said. But we decided to put more pressure on the tJl im tbe court and I think that helped. Were a better club than 16 first half points, but we just walked around in the first half. Tbe second half was a good half of basketball for us. Every one contributed.

Cox kept tbe Pant-HERS in the game in the first half, scoring the first 14 points until she finally got some help.

Conley Coach Joy Riddicfc had no comment after the game.

Conleys girls are now 2-2 while North Pitt is 2-1. \

North Pitt returns to action on Tuesday, travelii to Rose, while Conley is host to Farmville Central onTuesdav.

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NORTH pm (*4)

Frdcy 0 0 0. Harrngtoi 0 04 , Bcachun 044)0. K. Pitertea 3044^ Moore 1 401 Cm g 0-3 10. (T PUpeca 0 40 IX. 11403. Powefl004)0. Harris0430. 10 44 0. C Jeid 3 41 4, Garaer 0 44 0. Moore 3 44 4. P. Jeakins 0 04 0 Totali224344.

CONLEY (29)

Bcqrd 1 4-6 6, Credle 3 (MO. Jadtsoo 41-2 9. Chapin 3 44 7. Wooiard 0 44 4, PaytOB 1 433.Totali 12 5-119.

North Pitt.............. .4 12 W 14-^

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f 0 410. ttie 2 44 4, Brown 4444, j 144 2, White 0440. Sheppare 3 1-4 7. M Joms 8 2-4 la. Mulbas I 44 2, Cberr> 2 44 4. DKkerson 144 2. Awtmra 0 440 ToUls 18349.

CONLEY (48)

Vines 2 40 4. Ebron 0 2 5 2, Philip 01-3 1. Adams 0 44 0. Best 1 44 1 C>H 2 2-2 6. Br> ant 0 410. Best 0 44 0. Wri^ 5 7-1117, Farrow 6 4-10 16. MecDin 0 44 0. Totab 16 1432 48.

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JACKSONVILLE - Rose Higb School seems to enjc^ playing them close to the vest. The Rampants, who have won one game by two pmnts, kse anotho* a point, went to overtime in gainii^ a 5ft-55 win over JacksoovOle Fri^y night.

Jacksonvilles girls handed Roses Rampettes their first loss of the year in their game, rallying for a 36-32 decision.

The boys' contest was close all the way through with neither team able to puD away from the other. The Cardioals built im a slim 12-11 lead in the first period, but Rose came back to dominate the second quarter of the game. The Rampants outscored Jacksonville, 16-7, and pushed into a 27-19 lead at the ilf. Lenny Lan^ paced the Rampaids through th^K

with his defense, gaining six steals during the frame.

In the thffd (piarter, however. Jacksonville got back on its feet and rallied against the Rampants, outscoring Rose. lS-13, to trim the teadto40-32 f

In the final quarter, the Cards got even hotter, fin^ tying it up, then takii^ the tead in the late stages of the game, 3tH7.

But Melvin Jenkins made a three-point ^y f(w the Rampants with 26 seconds to go, knotting it at 56-50. Jacksonville kept the b^ outside until six seconds remained, then called a time out to set up their final play.

They never got a chance to use it however for just after the inbounds play, Keith Langley stole the ball and

fed Ricky Outlaw, who m^sed a shot just at the buzzer, sending it imo overtin.

During the extra p^iod. Rose sced all its pdnts at the line, including four by Jdcins as the Ram-p^ts outhit te Cards, 8-3, to take the win.

PerkiiK led the Rose scoring with 20 points while Oilaw had 13 and Lenny Langley had 12. Art Clark led Jacksmville with 13 while Ricky Jones had 11 and Thcanas Tun^ hit ten.

Jacksonville enjoyed both better shooting and rebounding. The Cards outsbot the Rampants. 45.8 percent to 38.9 and held a 3^27 rebounmng ec^e. The foul line proved the difference as Rose canned 16 of 27 as compared to

11 of 24 for Jacksmivilie.

Most of our baskets came on layups, Coach Jim Brewing sal. We were able to get insiix and do the damage there.

(Jacksonvillei is a good team. They beat Kinston earlier. And we dont have much inside game with Martin (N(MTille - out with a broken arm), Brewingtwi added. But we played with a little eidhusiasm. Lenny had ten steals, and that's more than I can remembo* anyone havii^ fwrne:

Brewin^on said the Rampai.ts got into trouble by not hitting their early free throws and allowing Jacksonville to get the rebound. When they shot and missed, thev usually got the ball back. They made one four-point

Roanoke After District Spot

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor ROBERSONVILLE - Roanoke High School, the defending regular season champion of the Northeastern Conference, is going through a rebuilding year this season, but Coach Clarence Atkinson is pleased with the way things are going so far.

Weve played four games so far and were 2-2. Thats about what I was hoping for. I figured if we could be .500 during the pre-holiday schedule, wed do all right.

Last years team claimed the league title then lost in the first round of the league tournament. The Redskins did advance to the district tournament, losing in the second round.

"We lost six of our top eight players from last year and we have only one starter back, Atkinson

said. That playo* is 6-5 center Der-rid[ Boyd. Aside from bim. the Redskins are relatively inexporiooced.

Currently startmg at the big forward is 6-1 senior Herman Duggins. while 6-3 senior Mickey Knox has the job at the small forward. At the two guard position is 6-3 sophomore Richard Moore, whom Atkinson says will be a good one before he leaves. Roun^ out the starting five is 5-8 senior Ricky Taylor at the point.

For a 2-A team, we have fairly decent height. Were not real big, but we dont give up a lot. We should match up well in our conference. Edenton may be the biggest team and Plymouth next but there wont he ^t much difference. Weve shown improvement in our rebounding in each game and should continue to improve.

Chargers Struggle Past North Lenoir

WHEAT SWAMP - The first time Ayden-Grifton and North Lenoir met, it was a blowout, the Chargers winning 96-55. Friday night, it was a different story.

The Chargers still won. but it was only by five points. 5045. North Lenoirs girls handed Ayden-Grifton its fourth loss of the year, 54-39, in their game.

I thoi^t they did a better job of defending inside than last time, Charger Coach Bob Murphrey said. We are not getting enough offense from our guards. They need to be hitting some foul line jumpers to open up the inside players for us. What it amounts to is that they put three men on our two inside people and played up pretty tight on Danny West and let just one man worry about the guards. So weve got to have some offense from them.

Murphrey said that North Lenoir was better prepared but the Chargers were a little tight too. Were still coming up with the big defensive play when we need it though.

North Lenoir led by 8-7 after the first eight minutes of the game, but Ayden-Grifton took control in the second quarter. An 18-8 margin allowed tne Chareers to build up a 25-16 halftime edge. In the third quarter, however. North Lenoir came back strong, 14-8, and trimmed the lead to 33-30. Ayden-Grifton then held off the Hawks, 17-15, in the final period to claim the win.

West led the Ayden-Grifton scoring with 15 points while Eric Blount added ten. Benny Sutton led North Lenoir with 11 while Kyle Branch and Darrell McNeil each had ten.

Ayden-Griftons girls held a slim 9-8 lead after one period of their game, but couldnt hold it. North Lenoir came back with a 14-13 advantage in the second frame to tie it at 22-22 at intermission. The Lady

Hey Overton's

Hawks then inched ahead, 33-32 at the end of the third quarter.

Then, in the last period, the Hawks blitzed the Chargers, 21-7, to win going away.

Diane Wooten and Lisa West each hit 13 points and Melissa Collie had 11 for North Lenoir. Karen Edmonds had 19 and Stephanie Mort added ten for Ayden-Grifton.

The Chargers boys are now 4-0 while the girls are 0-4. Ayden-Grifton is idle until next Friday when the Chargers travel to North Pitt.

JV Ganif; North Lenoir M. Ayden-Gnflon 49

Girls Game .AYDEN-GRIFTON (M)

Edmonds 7 5-919. Mort 5 0-210. Stokes 2 04 4. Mercer 0 0-2 0. Whitfield 2 0-1 4. Barfield 0 04 0. Brown0040, Burnham 1042. Totals 175-1419. NORTH LENOIR <541 Wooten 5 3-4 13. Woodson 2 0-2 4. West 5 3-7 13. Killrell 31-27, Collie 51-211, Buie 3 04 6. Hemby 0 0-10. Best 0 04 0, R. Kittrell 0 04 0, Sanders 0 04 0, JonesOOOO.Totab 23 01954.

.Ayden-Grifton..........................9 13 10 7-39

.North Lenoir............................8 14 It 2154

Boys Game .AYDEN-GRIFTON (50)

Anderson 3 04 6, Smith 3 04 6. West 7 1-3 15. Berry 2 01 4. Blount 3 4-4 10, Farmer 1 1-2 3. Peterson 1 00 2. Ellison 1 04 2, Woods 1 04 2, Hunter 0 04 0, Loftin 0 04 0, Gillard 0 04 0 Totals 220I050.

NORTH LENOIR (45)

B Sutton 43-511. Worthen 104 2, Oliver 3 2-2 8. Branch 5 02 10. McNeil 3 4-110. Buie 1 04 2. T Sutton 0 2-2 2. Mitchell 0 04 0. R. Sutton 0 04 0 Totab 17 11-15 45.

.Ayden-Crilton..........................7 18 8 17-50

North Lenwr...................... 8 8 14 1545

Backing up Boyd is Eric Whitehurst, a senior who didnt play last year. Hes 6-4. Baclmps at the forward spots include 64 junior Mike Duggins and 5-10 junior Darpl Baker. Ricky Congletwi, a 5-11 junior and Corey Morning, a 5-7 junior, are the top backups at the ^rd spots.

Our quickness is fairly good at the ^rd and center positions, but our forwards are not as quick as Id like to see them, Atkinson said. Were concentrating in getting the ball inside for scoring, but we can hit from the outside.

Atkinson points to Plymouth as the team to beat in the Northeastern, followed by Northampton East. After that, its probably going to be whoever gets the breaks. The rest of us are about event.

As to Roanoke. Atkinson is hopeful of regaining a district berth. That would mean at least fourth place, and I think thats realistic. The key will be how much our reserves improve and come in and help us, how our rebounding goes and the type of year Boyd has. When he plays well, we play well.

LADY REDSKINS

There are a lot of eyes on the Roanoke girls basketball prc^am this year, and thats because of highly regarded Gloria Duggins, a high powered guard who can shoot them in from anywhere.

Despite the fact that the Lady Redskins are only 2-2, Duggins has already turned in two 30 point game and has hit in double figures all four games.

After our first game (against Belhaven), I was a little disappointed in our play. But after playing them a second time, I realized they were better than I thought they were. Were young inside and trying to gain experience there. Guard is our strongest area and the place where we have the most experience, Coach Robbie Calfee said. The experience of playing the good teams should be a help to us.

Duggins is being highly recruited and that keeps her coach hopping. Im on the phone nearly every day and its been like that for the last two weeks, he said, referring to handling recruiters. Th4e recruiters are coming from as close as East Carolina University to as far away as Missouri, Oklahoma and Nebreska of the Big Eight.

Shes doing a pretty good job of

handling it all so far. We talk about it and she knows that she needs to decide just what she wants out of a college and how far away from home she is willing to go. Were trying to weed out some of them now. But she seems to be able to put it in its pr(^r place and not let it affect her play.

Meanwhile. Calfee is hopeful that her supporting cast is going to come along and help out in the Northeastern Conference battle.

"Sheila Carlisle, the other guard, is averaging in double figures and that helps. The biggest key is how long its going to take a freshman center and a sophomore forward to become helpful to us. If they come around, were going to be hard to deal with.

The center is 6-2 Joyce Outlaw and, Calfee notes, shes playing like a freshman now. But sWs improving and showing a lot more with each game.

The sophomore forward is Angela Harrel, who lettered last year but didnt get in a lot of action. "Shes good leaper and hustler, but not a big scorer. We hope shell make up for that with defense and rebounding.

The other forward petition is held by Soyna Teele, a senior who started some last year. Shes a scrapper who hustles and plays good defense, Calfee said.

There are several reserves who can come off the bench and bring experience with them. They include Robbie Harris at guard, Rosaline Chance, a senior center who has played a lot. Debbie Atkinson, a senior guard, Carolyn Williams, a sophomore playing for the first time, anid Ivy Ranard, a 64) sophomore who is also in her first year of competition.

"Both Atkinson and Harris saw starting action some last year, so they both have good experience. the coach said.

In the Northeastern race, Calfee looks to Plymouth to be the team to beat. They won it all last year and return all five starters. Ahoskie was second and they bring back four of five. 1 think well have a shot at a district berth, and if our inside people come around, we could be battling for the conference title.

ptfy that way, he pointed out. If we had made those free throws, the game wouldnt have been nearly as close. We did make them when it counted KwevCT

Brewington praised the play of both Lang^ and Perfciis and added that Outlaw played one of his better games, too.

Rose heM a slim 11-10 lead aftor one period of the girls game and improved that to 21-18 by halftime .Neither team seemed to find the rant in the third period, as the Rose lead held at 28-25. Then, in the final

Girb Game

ROSE (32)

Parrolt 2 0-2 4, Koootz 01-2 I. Holec 51-2 11, Dupree 4 1-2 9, Smith 2 04 4. Bndses 1

I-3 3, Leisten 0 04 0, Atkinson 0 04 0. Max-onOOOO. Rogers0040 ToUb 14 4-1132.

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Green 6 OlO 20. Graf 0 04 0. S. Green 2 0-14. Borden 2 04 4. Robev 2 04 4. Babski 1 2 35 ToUkl3ll-l53C.

Rose................. II I 7 432

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K LangJe> 0 01 0. L Langley 5 2A 12. Hemn 0 04 0, Smith 0 04 0, W arren 0 4-5 4, Outlaw 5 34 13. Wooten 1 1-2 3. Perkins 1 04 2, Duffie 2 0-1 4, Jenkins 7 64 20, Lee 0 040 Totals 2116-27 5*.

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Turner 5 0410. Ow ens 0 04 0. Green 3 0-2 6. Fitzgerald 1 04 2. Wells 0 04 0, Jones 3 04 11, Clark 6 3-5 15. Davis 3 34 9. Tynissmas 1 01 2, Frier 0 04 0. Totals 22

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Rose ........ II 16 13 16 858

JacksonvUle............12 7 IS 16 S-55

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Tracy Green led Jacksonville with 20 points while Chris Hdec had 11 points to lead Rose.

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Sanford, 12-2, got the winning score on a third-and-nine play when quarterback Trey Ecfee famd wide receiver Joe Generette in the back ai the end zone.

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WASHINGTON - Washington High School rolled up a 46-27 wTestl-ing victory over D.H. Conley Friday

-The loss was the first inlwo starts, both in Coastal Conference competition fw the Vikings. Washington is now 2-0 against league competition.

.The Pam Pack won eight classes, three of them by forfeits. Of Conley's Tive wins, only one was a fw^eit.

: Conley travels to West Carteret on ;T\jesday, while Washington visits JWest Craven.

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98 Chico Dixon (W) won bv forfeit.

105 Da vid Farris i C) won by forfeit.

112 Mike Landon tW) tp. Todd Davenport. 18-2

119 Tunmy Mobley (C) d. Todd WamCT. 14-5.

126 - Brian Stokes (W) d. Jackie King. 11-2.

132 - Marty Hodges (W) woo by forfeit

138 Carter .A Jiins i C) p. Kenny Smith. 1:37

145 Marcus Miller (W) woo by forfeit.

155 Kent Keyes iW) p James Barnhill. 1:03.

167 Larry Harris iW) p. William Mizell.0:56

1^ Chns Penhollow (W) won by forfeit

195 Gifton Clemons iCi p Mark Bid-dix.5:30

HWT - Robbie Little (C) d. Chris Winstead. 13-1.

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Page will host Eastern champ Fayetteville Terrq Sanfwxi, a 14-7 overtime winner over Smithfield-Selma Friday night.

tioo to capbire the victory. With under a minute left, Sanford df-fend%r Jimmy Jackson (cked (rff a pass inside the 10 to snuff out one scoring opportunity.

On toe next play, Edge fumbled a pitchout and the ball was recovered by the Spartans. However, kicker Craig Hou missed a 46-yard field

with eight seconds 1^ that would have won the contest in regulation.

In the 3-A semifinals, Burlington Williams, 12-2, crushed West Craven 31-0 and will take on defending 2-A champ Forest Hills, a 23-15 winner ovw Brevard. ^

Williams, which won the state title in 1900 and 1961, dominated the contest ( ddense. led by Joe Zangs three interceptions.

(hi offense, Williams used Ricky Turners two IoucIkIowb and John Maultsbys two semes. Burlington

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In the 2-A ranks, Fuquay-Varina, 144), will host Lexirgtmi, 13-1, for the Utle.

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Local hunters who depend on public hunting areas to shoot waterfowl may be upset to learn that one of the states most popular public duck hunting impoundments may be partially owned by a Virginia man.

It seems that one-fifth of the Pamlico Point impoundments, currently operated by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, is owned by a man from Newport News . Va.

According to Grady Barnes, section manager for the commission's Research and Regulation Section of the Division of Wildlife Management, James Johnson of Newport News wants to claim his portion of the land and has petitioned the state to settle "who gets what, where. Jtrfinson already owns the private impoundments adjacent to Pamlico Point across from Mouse Harbw Ditch.

"Back probably in the early 70s, there was a court case in regard to the ownership of Pamlico Point. Barnes explained. "A guy from New Bern by the name of Jack Taylor had an old land grant saying that part of the impoundments was his. The case went to court and the judge awarded him one-fifth undivided interest in Pamlico Point. iOne-fifth undivided interest means the total piece of land cannot be divided into parts.)

Later, he said, Jack Taylor sold his one-fifth to Johnstm. Now Jc^inson wants to claim his share of the land. The commission discussed the issue at its last meeting and has turned the matter over the N.C. Attorney Generals office.

There are currently four pubbc impoundments at Pamlico Point. Those impoundments are some of the states most frequently used public hunting areas.

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Tboes good and bad news for North Carolina sportsmen, (^il and rabbit numbers are up, but waterfowl populations are at their lowest point in over 30 years.

; Siffveys conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service show that the total duck population - 62 million is 22 percent lower than last year. Spring brMng counts of ducks were also the lowest recorded since record keeping

Trinity Christian placed five players in double figui^ as the Tigers rolled up a 92-56 victory- over Hilltop Christian of Fuquay-Varina Friday night.

Trinitys girls overpowered Hillt^, 59-1, in their contest.

Trinity raced out to a ^ lead in the first period of the boys game and stretched it to 47-16at intermission.

In the third period. Hilltop was able to increase its production, but was still outhit. 26-18. The visitors finally managed a 22-19 margin in the final quarter.

Jimmy Powers led the way with 18 points while Edward Everette added 17. Art Reynolds had 14. Joey Braxton hit 13 and Roger Williams had 10. Hilltop was led by Nitrice Staton with 24 points while Jimmv Woodcock added 18.

In the girls game, Trinity held Hilltop scoreless until the final quarter when all four points were scored. Trinity led. 18-0,31-0, and 454) at the end of the first three quarters.

Karen Wells led Trinity with 28 points while Rene Deans and Becky Stocks each had 10.

Wells bad 15 rebounds while Deans had 11.

Trinitys boys are now 54) and the girls are 4-0. Trinity hosts Goldsboros Faith Academy on Tuesday.

Girls Game

HILLTOP (4)

Bevan 2 04) 4. Powell 0 00 0, Larson 0 OO 0. Avery 0 00 0, Eason 0 00 0, Winegar 0 OO 0, Reardon 0 00 0, Farthing 0 00 0, Hall 0 00 Totals 2 004.

TRIMTV (59)

Wells 13 24 28, Deans 4 2-310, Stocks 5 00 10. Bell 41-29, Mizell 100 2, Everett 0 00 0, Martin 0 OO 0. Whelihan 0 OO 0. Totals 27 5-939;

Hilltop...........................0 0 0 4-4

Trinitv.........................18 13 14 1459

Bovs Game

HILLTOP (56)

Woodcock 9 O-l 18, Bryant 0 OO 0, Wallace 2 OO 4, Staton 12 0-124, Ashworth 2 0-0 4, Whitaker 3 00 6, Bevins 0 00 0, Allen 0 00 0, Moon 0 00 0, Reardon 0 OO 0. Totals 280-256.

TRI.MTY (92)

Powers 8 2-5 18. Braxton 6 1-2 13, Reynolds 7 OO 14, Everette 8 1-3 17, Williams 4 2-3 10. Ky Welch 4 0-2 8, Brown 3 0-16. Kr Welch 2 0-3 4. Ki Welch 1 OO 2, Griffin 0 00 0 Totals 436-1992.

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Trinitv.........................25 22 26 19-92

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Paul HoUingswMlh and Darrell Harris each scored 23 points to lead Greenville Christian to a 69-57 victory over Bethel Christian of Kinston ^dayni^t.

Greenvilles ^Is also rolled up an ea^ win. downing Bethel, 65-12.

the Knights found themselves down by wie after the first period, 16-15, but came back to push into a 33-26 halftime advantage. Greenville outscored Bethel. 19-15, in the third period and carried a 52-41 lead into the final quarter. In that, Greenville held a 17-16 edge.

Derek Leupen added ten for Greenville, while Barry and Louie Dea ver each had 16 for Bethel.

Bethel played an excellent game iim losing as many players as they 'did from last year, GCA Coach Dale (Thatcher said. They made it a '^me. We were able to pull away a little in the second half, but they tcame back against our reserves. We were a little fiat in the game, but our 'defense held us up.

JV Gamp; Greenville Christian 74, Bethel 29.

Girls Game

BETHEL (12)

Mercer 3 0-16, Jones 2 0-14, McCoy 0 0-2 0. Rouse 104) 2. Howard 00-00. Guevarra 0 00 0. White 0 00 0, Ward 00-00 Totals 6 (M 12.

GREENVILLE CHRISTI.A.N ((3)

Brown 7 1-4 15, Carr 3 00 6, Stevens 3 3-4 9, Bragg 30-06. Huggins 30-06, Faulkner 3 00 6, Boyd.l 2-4 4. Tripp 0 7 10 7. Bland 0 00 0. Boseman 01-5 1. Johnston 2 00 4. Cherry 01-71 Totals 25 15-34 65.

Bethel...........................2 4 6 0-12

Greenville....................23 9 20 1365

Bovs Game

BETHEL (57)

Davis 3 1-3 7, L Deaver 8 0-1 16. B. Deaver 7 2-3 16. Harrison 3 00 6, Heath 5 00 10. McCoy 0 OO 0. Tavlor 0 00 0, Shackleford 00-00. Moodv 1 (H) 2 Totals 27 3-757.

GREENVILLE CHRISTI.V.N (69)

K House 1 OO 2, Hollingsworth 8 7-12 23, Harris 10 3-4 23. R House 3 00 6. Leupen 5 0-1 10, Williams 1 01 2. Holloman 0 2-2 2, Harrell 0 00 0. Coltrain 01-2 1, Dixon 0 OO 0 Totals 28 13-22 69.

Bethel..........................16 II) 15 16-57

Greenville....................15 18 19 1769

Lady Bucs Down Navy

ANNAPOLIS - East Carolina Universitys women swam to a 61-52 victory over the U.S. Naval Academys Lady Midshipmen Fn-day, but the mens team didnt fare as well.

The Navy swam by the Pirates. 69-44 in their meet, taking nine of the 11 swimming events.

East Carolinas only mens winner was Bruce Brockschmidt, who won both the 200 individual medley and the 200 backstroke.

Navy has shaved down for their meet against West Virginia two days earlier, so it was really a no-win situation for us, Coach Rick Kobe said.

The Lady Pirates, meanwhile, had no trouble with the Lady Middies, winning ten of the 11 swimming events led by Scotia Millers three wins. Miller captured the 800 freestyle, the 200 freestyle and the 400 freestyle.

Casey Poust won two events, the 200 individual medley and the 200 butterfly. Other winners included the 400 medley relay team of Brenda Horton, Susie Wcntink, Susan Augustus and Jenny Pearson; the 100 freestyle, won by Pearson; the 200 backstroke, won by Horton; the 200 breaststroke, won by Wentink, and the 400 freestyle relay, won by Angela Winstead, Augustus, Lori Livingston and Poust.

East Carolinas women host New Hampshire today at 11 a.m., while both the men's and womens teams return to action on Saturday, hosting American University.

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Greenvilles girls had no trouble in their win. By the end of the first period they led 23-2 and up^ it to 32-6 by halftime. In the third period, the margin climbed to 52-12, and GCA outhit Bethel. 13-0, in the final quarter.

I was pleased with the play of the girls. Few of them played more than half of the game, 'Diatcher said.

Paige Brown led GCA with 15 points.

Both the boys and girls are now 4-1 on the young season. GCA plays host to Falls Church on Tuesday.

SNOW HILL - Greene Central, pja^ng its second game in two nights, got revenge for an earlier defeat Friday, beating Southwest Edgecombe, 54-49.

Meantime, SouthWests girls showed no mercy to Gremes Lady Rams, pounding them, 72-12.

The Cougars inched out into a 10-7 lead after one quarter of play in the boys ^me, but the Rams took charge in the second period. Greene Central came back with a 17-9 advantage and moved out to a 24-19 margin at the half.

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period to cut the lead to 38-36, but the Rams held them off, 16-13, in the final quarter to take the win.

Anthony Artis ted the Rams with 22 points while Eddie Norfleet and Yancey Thigpen each had ten fw the Cougars.

Were improving, Ram coach Greg Ashorn said. Weve got a lot of inexperience in the guards and were missing our two big men. But to win two back-to-back like this shows me something. Im tickled to death to be 2-2 now. We played a good man defense, and theyre doing what I want them to do on defense now.

SouthWests girls took no jMrisoners as they raced out to a 2(M lead after one period and expanded that to 396 at intermission. Southwest continued to pour it on in the third period, running the score to 60^. They finally let some of the reserves finish the Lady Rams off, 12-4, in the final quarter. Terry Condery led Southwest with

JV Ganr: Greene Central 53, SouthWest EdgeciMnbe 49.

Girls Game SOLTHWEST EDGECOMBE (72)

Vines 104) 2, Mabr> 8 0-316. Pa Gorham 10 l-121,Ph Gorham 4 0-5 8. Condery 111-2 23, Joyner 104) 2, Walker 0 04) 0, Pitts 0 04) 0, Uoyd 0 04) 0. Mayo 0 04) 0, Varneil 0 04) 0, Battle 004)0 Totals 35 2-17 72.

GREENE CENTRAL (12)

Herring 12-4 4, Hardison 0 2-3 2, Hooker 1 04) 2. Albritton 1 04) 2, Jones 1 04) 2. Williams 0 04) 0, Sullivan 0 04) 0. Ward 0 04) 0, Streeter 9 04) O, Blow 0 04) 0, Harrell 0 0-0 0 To(ab44-9l2.

SW Edgecombe............28 19 21 1272

Greene Central..............4 2 2 412

23 points while Pam Gorham added 21 and Regina Mabry had 16. No me hit double figures for the Lady Rams, now (Hon the year. . ,

Greene Central travels to Nwlh Lenoir on Tuesday.

Bovs Game .S01THME.ST EDLiEt OMBE (49)

Hines 1 04)2. Wooten 11-43, AmstrongZ 0414. Gulley 2 0-0 4. Gray 16-8 8. Norfleet % OO 10. .Mavo 4 04) 8. Thigpen 4 2-2 IQ. Tntob 20 9-11 19.

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Wallace 1 2-2 4, Harrison 1 4-5 6Lang 1 04) 2. .Speight 1 0-0 2, Artis 5 12-16 22. Barrow 2 1-1 5. Hill 4 1-19, Joi^ 1 2-5 4, Hokus 004)0 Totals 16 22-3854.

.SW Edgecombe............10 9 17 13If

Greene Central..............7 17 14 1654

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By TV Associated Press IV 18tb-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes were left standing on the doorstep as tV competiton in the Amana' Htirkeye Classic proved tough for a couple of nationally ranked college baflcetball teams, towa lost for the first time in six

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^Arkansas State. -M), meets UAB, 4=1 in Saturday niehts champion-sbm, while Iowa will be paired with Ljefiigh, 2-3, in the consolation game.

*Many times we came right up to tv door, Iowa Coach George Raveling said, but we just couldn't ^ in. To Arkansas States credit. tVy locked the door every time we knocked.

'John Tate led Arkansas State with 23 points, and Brad Goshien added 21 The Indians led 32-30 at halftime. buQt their second-half lead to 52-17 and held on to win. although Iowa cut the lead to one point three times Freshman Rov Marble led Iowa with

defeated Columbia 80-58, and Fairlei^ Dickinsoo beat Hofotra 82-55 in the Upchick Memorial Tournament in New York; No. 19 Auburn defeated Kentucky Wesleyan 80-71, and Western Kentucky dtwned Chaminade 101-75 in the Wendys Classic at Bowling Green, Ky. First-round winners meet for the tournament titles Saturday night.

No. 13 Memphis State beat Hawaii Loa 95-52 in the Pearl Har^ Classic at Kaneohe, Hawaii No. 6 Georgetown crushed Grambling State 77-30 in the only other game Friday night involving a ranked team

Jerome Mincy scored 10 of his 14 pomts in the second half as UAB held on to beat Lehigh. The Blazers led 30-29 at halftime, but Lehigh went ahead 39-35 on a jumper by Vernon Doswell earlv in the second half. UAB retook the lead and expanded it to as many as 13 points. Daren

Queenan led all scorers with 23 pmnts for Lehigh.

Later, UAB Coach Gene Bartow joked about his teams own tournament b^inninfi Dec 20. I talked to some of Lehighs coaches, and they said they want to come to our tournament, he said. They just lost their bid.

Carrier Classic Syracuse woo its fourth straight

game, although the 25-point victwy smallest of the

margin was the smal season for the Orangemen. Rafael Addison had a game-nigh 23 points, 17 in the second half. The Orangemi led only 25-20 when they went on an 11-3 run en route to a 45-32 halftime lead. Larry Koretz scored 19 points for La Salle.

Vernon Butler had 29 points, including nine straight in the second half, as Navy ralli^ from a 5044 deficit to beat Ohio University.

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our other tournaments included ranked teams. Fourth-ranked acuse beat La Salle 97-72, and defeated Ohio University 73-62 in the Carrier Classic in Syracuse, N.Y.; No. 12 lUinois 79. Eastern Kentucky 56. and Utah State edged Murray State 75-74 in the Illini Classic at Champaign. 111.. No. 15 St John's

Martina Again Defeats Lloyd

IIBiii Classic nioois took an early lead, then sent in the reserves in an y victory ovr Eastern Kentucky. Anthony Welch scored 11 points to lead the Fitting Illini, while Efrem Winters and Tony Wysinger had 10 apiece. Illinois, 4-1, which has won all seven of its [revious Illini tournaments, led 39-20 at halftime. The victory was the 200th in C(ch Lou Hensons 11 years at Illinois.

Greg Grant had 20 points in Utah States victory.

Lapchikk Tournament St. John's, which has won each of the previous 10 Lapchick Tournaments, got 29 points from Walter Berry and 18 from Ron Rowan to beat Columbia. Berry hit 13k>M5 field goal attempts for the Redmen, 5-1. St. Johns led 40-27 at intermission and increased the margin to 54-39 on a turnaround jumper by Berry with 12:22 left.

Jamie Latney scored 20 points and keyed a 144) biKt that era^ a 21-17 first-half deficit, carrying Fairleigh Dickinson over Hofstra.

Pearl Harbor Classic Baskerville Holmes scored 17

mnts, 15 in the second half, to pace kfonphis State over Hawaii Loa. The Tigers will face Fresno State in to-ni^ts championship.

Memphis State used a pressure defense to limit Hawaii Loa to only three field goals in the first half to

take a 34-18 lead at halftime.

William Bedford, the Tigers 7-foot center, took a lob pass from guard Andre Turner and s ammed in a shot with the game only three seconds gone. The Tigers went on to race to a -17-7 lead with Beford scoring nine/ more points.

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MELBOUR.NE. Australia (AP) -Andy Coltingham kicked a 34-yard field goal with 9:35 remaining in the game to give the the University of Wyoming a come-from-behind J-21 victory Saturday over the University of Texas at El' Paso in a Western Athletic Conference football game at VFLPark Wyoming trailed 21-7 early in the third quarter but fought back with touchdowns from quarterback Scott Runyan and tight end .Mitch Daum.

Wyoming lifted its record to 3-8 for the season, while UTEP finished 1-10. last in the conference.

It was the first competitive .American football game to be played in Australia and was watched by a crowd of 19.107. VFL Park has a seating capacity of about 75,000.

The game marked was the last for both the coaches of Wvoming and UTEP.

Kincaid, coach at Wyoming since 1981. has been replaced for next season by former University of Idaho coach Dennis Erickson.

UTEP Coach Bill Vung was in charge of the Miners for the last time after a four-year stmt at El Paso His replacement has not yet been named.

MELBOURNE, Australia lAP) -Martina .Navratilova continued her domination over long-time rival Chris Evert Lloyd Saturday with a 6-2. 4-6.6-2 victory in the filial of the $1,5 million .Australian Open tennis championship.

The powerful Czech-born lefthander earned a check for $100,000 and also established herself as worlds number one womens player for the fourth straight year.

This is very. veiV satisfying. said .Navratilova, who won the 13th Grand Slam title of her career.

After so many years at the top it really gets tougher and therefore is more satisfying.

The second seed beat Lloyd for the 17th time in their last 19 meetings and and for the seventh time in eight matches on grass.

Also Saturday, defending champion .Mats Wilander of Sweden advanced to the mens singles final by downing Slobodan Zivojinovic of Yugoslavia 7-5, 6-1, 6-3 in a match that had been halted by rain Friday.

Stefan Edberg of Sweden, the fifth seed, led top seed Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia 2-1 in the second semifinal when rain prevented any further play.

The match will be concluded Sunday and the mens final will now be played Monday, tournament officials said.

It will be only the second time in the history of the event that play was extended to a 15th day.

Navratilova took 1 hour, 44 minut'es to defeat Lloyd in a match of strategy

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Navratilova won it for the third time. She also has won six Wimbledons, two French Opens and two U.S. Opens.

Navratilova was simply too strong and quick for Lloyd, who rarely ventured from the baseline.

Martina must be considered number one now, conceded Lloyd.

That was tough on the nerves, said Navratilova. It seems Chris and I always play great matches.

Navratilovas previous Australian titles came in 1981 and 1983.

She began her 67th career match against Lloyd like a runaway juggernaut.

The opening set lasted just 28 minutes as Navratilova moved quickly to the net at every opportunity cld and punished some loose shotq from her opponent with crisp volleys.

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LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) - Donald Curry, who wants to be remembered in the history books as one of the wwlds greatest fighters, wrote a very convincing chapter with his destruction of Miltm McCrory.

Curry, the World Boxing Association and International Boxing Federation champ, knocked McCrory down once in the second round Friday night before finishing him with a short right hand that put McCrory motionless on the canvas and made quick work of the battle of two unctefeated welterwei^t champions.

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Donald Curry is on the precipice of greatness, said referee Mills Lane. When history tells the story on him, he may go down as one of the greatest.

Curry also had history on his mind after the knockout that gave him seven successful title fights and boosted his record to a perfect 24^). ;Im looking more to history, I ^nt to win thiw titles, said Ciury.

want to be mentioneid in the same tireath as my man. Sugar Ray Iieonard.

: Leonard may eventually take a hack seat to Curry if the R. Worth, Texas, fighter continues the series of crushing performances that culminated with Friday nights razor-sharp showing.

From the opening bell Curry stalked McCroi7, getting inside his opponents left jab and jolting him with left hooks to the body and head. Curry stunned McCrory two minutes into the first round with a left hook and from then on knew the night was his.

After the first three or four shots, in my mind I knew I cwild control the fight, Curry said.

In the second round, Curry shot a vicious right hand past McCrorys head that might have ended the fight sooner had it connected. Instead, he

had to wait another minute or so to land a left ho(^ that sent McCrory sprawling to the canvas.

Hie World Boxing Council cham-ion was up at the count of six but his legs were wobbly and Lane appeared ready to end the bout. A quick, successful plea by McCrory to let tte fight continue was his next mistake.

Lane motioned the two fighters to begin boxing again and Curry flew across the ring to land a tremendous right to McCrorys unprotected chin that ended the bout. It took McCri^ more than two minutes to raise himself from the canvas.

I knew he was hurt but he still seemed to have control of himself, Curry said of the first knockdown. I went out there and threw my best shot. It was a* right hand and it landed.

Curry said he sensed early that he was stronger than McCrory, who had an edge in height and reach but weighed the same 146^^. But it was the lack of speed in McCrorys jab and his tendency to drop the left hand that Curry to(A advantage of.

He was wide open for the left hook, said Curry. I thought he was going to be a lot faster with his jab than he was.

McCrory, the Detroit filter who suffered the first loss in his 29 bout career, remained concious on the canvas despite the tremendous blow to his head. His mind, however, was far from clear as ring doctor Donald Romeo worked over him.

What round was it, the second? he asked.

A subdued McCrory said later that he never imagined he could be knocked out. He had never been down in his professional career.

It seemed unreal, McCrory said. I thought I had a steel chin. I never thought I could be knocked out.

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With the performance tonight, bring on Marvelous Marvin Hagler (the undisputed middleweight champion), ne said.

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Sunday, December 8,19BS fl-13

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Thanks to an unenthusiastic public and a skep-deal Congress, President Reagan is perilously close to losing the tax-

overhaul plan that just six months iiie

ago he haUed as the spark that would ^t off a second American revolution.

> With(Hit some monumental arm-twisting by the president, say leaders Of Congress, the House just might reject the bill when it comes to a final vote this week. That probably would kill any chance of major tax changes before 1987.

But in his weekly radio address on Saturday, Reagan signaled a determination to continue his fight for tax ohanges. He urged the House to pass 4n amended version of his tax pro-iosal written by Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee.

While the proposals before the from perf(

House are far from perfect, they do represent an essential step toward a tax code that is fairer, simpler and encourages greater growth, Reagan said. I hope the House will vote yes next week and allow the Senate to consider debate and to improve this important measure.

The House is also scheduled to vote on a substitute tax plan put together by the Republican leadership.

, The congressional bills follow the broad outlines of Reagans proposal; |ither would cut taxes for most individuals, raise them for most cor-irations, snare some of the mil-ionaires and giant corporations that bave been able to dodge the tax collector, and sweep millions of lower-income Americans off the income-tax rolls alti^ether.

Delivering the Democrats reponse to Reagans radio address. Ways and Means Chairman Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., said the bill carries more tax reform and more tax fairness than any bill in our history.

What has not changed over the last ei^t months is the presidents determination to move a refrm tax bill thr(High the House this year, nor has mine.

In his original proposal, Reagan recommended that a significant share of the total tax burden be shifted to corporations, chiefly by repealing the 10-percenl investment credit and by scaling back deductions allowed for depreciation of machinery and buildings. Democrats did that and more; while Reagans bill would cost corporations $123 billion over five years, the Democratic plan would cost them (and benefit individuals) about $140 billion.

The big increase in business taxes is the chief reason most of the 182 House Republicans are likely to vote against the Democratic bUl, even though Reagan has urged passage as a first step toward tax reform with the notion that the GOP-controlled Senate can be counted on to improve it.

But almost to a man, Republican leaders are rejecting that approach. Why should a member of Congress vote for a bill that Reagan himself would veto? asked Rep. Richard Cheney, R-Wyo., a Reagan loyalist and head of the House Republican Policy Committee.

Two members of the Eastern Carolina chapter of the National Association pf Accountants have received their "Certificate in Mange-ment Accounting.

Drexel G. Durham,' cost accountant with Abbott Laboratories hospital products division of Rocky Mount, and H. Jones Norris Jr. of Planters National Bank and Trust Inc., Rocky Mount, were awarded the CMA after completing a five-part examination sponsored by the NAA, the worlds largest organization of management accountantsRose's Results

Roses Stores Inc., which operates a store in Greenville, has announced that sales for the third quarter increased 9.4 percent to $221,589,000. while net earnings for the period declined 21.4 percent to $2,865,000.

Through three quarters of fiscal 1985, sales increased 8.7 percent to $666,835,000 and net earnings fell 26.7 percent to $9,645,000.

The companys board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of 7 cents per share and an extra dividend of 10 cents per share on voting common and non-voting Class B stock of Roses Stores, to be payable on Jan. 2 to stockholders of record Dec. 12.BW Appointment

Burroughs Wellcome Co. has announced that Samuel R. Johnson has been appointed manager of the planning and scheduling department at

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships were presented to several students in the East Carolina University School of Business during ceremonies held on the ECU campus last week. Winners of the scholarships included, left to right,

Shaela Kathleen Ray, Amanda Cuel Thomas, David A. Priestly and Anne K. Bogey, all of Greenville, and Deborah Fay Hall of Winterville. (ECU News Bureau Photo hy Tony Rumple)

OPEC Seeks Help On Oil Prices

: GENEVA (AP) - OPEC leaders said Saturday that oil prices may plunge next year, with grave consequences for the world, unless in-(Jependent oil producers cooperate with the OPEC to tighten up supplies.

- The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has been unable to agree on a strategy for propping lip prices. The plea showed that the cartel is desperate for outside help to regain some control of the oil market.

Western analysts agree that prices re likely to come down in 1986 but Contend this will help, rather than hurt, the world economy by spurring growth and reducing inflation.

Oil ministers from the 13 member countries finished the first day of their year-end conference with no greements on pricing or production. They said they would resume their talks on Sunday.

; Several ministers said they did not expect any decisions at this conference but that an emergency session may be convened in February or Warch when an expected decline in prices would force them to act.

' A seasonal rise in oil demand has kept prices fairly steady this fall despite growing disarray within OPEC.

Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the oil ipinister of Saudi Arabia, reiterated his prediction that oil prices could mil mIow $20 a barrel next year if OPEC and non-OPEC producers did rtot cooperate to limit supplies.

: World oil prices currently average gbout$28abarrel.

If there is no cooperation with the

non-OPEC producers prices will come down drastically, Yamani told reporters at the outset of Saturdays meeting.

"This is what they call a price war, he added. We dont want a fight.

The Saudi minister, whose views usually dictate the direction of OPEC policy, said oil prices and supplies were likely to hold steady over the winter. But then prices could tumble, he said. r*

One day it will be below $20 (a barrel), one day it will be up to 23 or 24, Yamani said. "It is very frightening for the consumers.

It no longer is pcKsible for OPEC, whose share of the world oil market has shrunk from about two-thirds in 1980 to about one-third today, to

major

single- handedly prevent a decline in prices, he said.

The non-OPEC producers must cooperate in limiting supplies to consumers to dry up the oi glut, he said.

Asked why Britain, with its North Sea fields; the Soviet Union and other independent producers would be willing to restrain their sales, Yamani replied only, "They will see.

Yamanis predictions were echoed by other ministers, including Indonesias Subroto, whose opening address to the conference was his last as chairman. He was replaced Saturday by Arturo Hernandez Grisanti, Venezuelas oil minister.

"The next months will be very difficult indeed, Subroto said.

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After receiving his bachelors degree in pharmacy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1971, Johnson joined Burroughs Wellcome in 1972 as a supervisor in the compressed products department. In 1974, he transferred to the sterile products division as a supervisor and was subsequently promoted to assistant department head.

In 1978, Johnson was named department head and assumed responsibilities for leading a production and engineering iinit project team. After that assignment, he returned to work in the sterile products division as department head, sterile manufacturing and filling.

The pharmaceutical companys corporate headquarters and research laboratories are in Research Triangle Park.

Quarterly Dividend

Directors of Fieldcrest Mills Inc. voted recently to pay a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents a share on Dec. 31 to holders of record Dec. 16.Net Income Fell

After a year at Healthcare Computer Industries and two years, at Computer Displays, Harrell jbed ComputerLand as a marketing- r^ resentative, the position he held prior to his Rocky Mount promotion.

A Rocky Mount native, Harrell and his wife, the former Dorie Massengill of Fayetteville, have two cbil(^n, Blair and Ashley. . .

Third quarter net income for Du Pont Co. was $282 million, down 10 percent from the $315 million earned in the same quarter last year, according to a report by Edward G. Jefferson, chairman.

Jefferson said net income for the first nine months of 1985 was down 45 percent, while earnings per share were $2.53 compared with $4.67 in the same period of 1984.

Du Pont operates a plant at Kinston.Manager Named

Ray Craft and Jim Clemmons, who own and operate ComputerLand franchises in Greenville, Rocky Mount and Wilmington, have announced that Butch Harrell has been named manager of the Rocky Mount business.

Harrell graduated from Pitt Community College with a degree in business administration. As a certified respiratory therapist and a registered cardiology technologist. Harrell was employe for eight years at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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CHARLOTTE (AP) - Fieldcrest Mills plans to operate Cannon Mills as an independent subsidiary when its acquisition is completed in January, a Fieldcrest executive says.

"Initially, it will be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary, William Fraser Jr., Fieldcrest senior vice president of finance, said. "Its premature to say what will happen in the future. Well have to see whats best."

Cannon owner David Murdock and Fieldcrest Chairman Joseph Ely announced Wednesday that Fieldcrest would acquire 80 percent of Kannapolis-based Cannons operations for $250 million. The Cannon operations being sold employ 12,900 in three states.

Fraser declined comment on what position, if any, Cannon President Douglas Kingsmore would have with the new firm. But he praised Kingsmore, saying, "We know hes a capable exeuctive and hes done a good job at Cannon.DECISIONS! DECISIONS!

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MARKET

ANALYSIS

DOW XaES 30 MOUSTMM^

Weekly Stocks In Spotlight

NEW YORK lAPl - Yearly hign kM, actkly sales. Kigh lo. closing price and net

change 0 me a most active slocks trading tor more than 11

Hi|b Lm Saits Hiife Lav Last Q*

X 30X Texaco ........ 15,110.700 24 30X 31X-1

XX IIX BaxlTr . ........................9.140,5 ISX I4X 15X+ X

24X II ATIT .................................7.0M.OU 24X 2X 2X+ X

0 a BeatCo .....................................7,70*0 MX MX 44 - X

44X 0X Viacom ............................. 7,352.7 44X O S7X+ IX

MX 10X BItGE S. ....................................7.241.3 234. 2 2 + X

ax 15X PacGE .................................. ........4*7,3 I4X 14X 14X- X

10X 114 IB* 4.20.4 142X 137X U1X+ 2

SIX 14X AmExp ................... 5.543,4 SIX *' 444.* X

SOX 2X AMR ................................. 5.M2.4 42X *X 40X- IX

15X IXMMSUt ............................. . 5.152,4 X 4X X+ X

0X a Sears ................................4,4W*0 30X aX 30X* IX

21X UXTexOGs 4,475. 15X 15X 15X- X

37X 14 Gould ....................4J47 7M 14 MX 31X+ IX

34X 0X Ntotorla 4J33J 3IX ISX 0X* 2X

15 44X GMot .......................................4,143,2 73X 44X 71X+ IX

34X ISXMerLyn ......... AKI7,1 15X 2X BX

S5X 42X Exxon .............................. 4*2,7 54X OX OX- X

15X X NtSemi .......... ....................... A075JM I4X 12X 13X+ X

a 15X ScbrPk) ........................ aOM.TW a 0X 5IX+ IX

Heiimn 40a 12 1474 a 14X 14X- X

Me.ni $ 14 10444 2X 31X 2X- X

Herculs 1.M I4X136 34X 17X 30X* X Hershy ISO 15 2725 u55 OX OX-'

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1 l2 4047 u5IX S6X 544.- X

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Inexco 07) 2149 4X 4 6'- '

InotrR 2.M17 1W7 56X 54>y 55'-1X Inkfttl ai 45* 24X 2' 24 +1X

Intrtst 60 11 5772 10' 10 lOX* X

Intrik 2.M W 250 52' 51 51X* X

IBM 4* 1662309 ul42X 137X 141X*2 IntFlav 112 a 3041 174. 14X a - X

IntHarv 1010917 I 7X 7X

IntMm 2.40 12 1253 40X aX *'* X IntPapr}* 154* 49 47X 49X*IX IntNrm 2*10 074 46' 43X 46 *IX IpalCO 3 04 9x1101 36X 15' 15'-'

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Kaneb 40 2 059 IX 7X 7X- X

KanGE 1 11 5 >31255 13' 12 13'+ X

KanPLt2.6 xl403IX a M'*-X

Katyin 1051 17 15 16X- '

KautBr * siia 16' 14X I4X-1X

Kellogg Il4 16 3431 71'* 6I' 69 -1'

Kenai 244 3 16d3 2 5^2

KerrMc 1 10 24 X4094 MX 2X 33X-1' KimbCI 2.2 12 >4204 uTO 67X 64'+IX KnghtRd 76 114141 0 37 MX* X

Kopers W 05 a05 II 17'* 17'*- X Kroger 2 12 247 47' 46X 47'*- '.

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LearPt a 3Sa 9'd9 LearSg 2 9 310 50' *'

LeaRnl s * 16 5M 18 J6X LeeEnt 1 04 II 10 *2 41

Lehmn I.Me 11 15' 15

LOF 1.2 1205 47 46

Lilly 3 a 14 67* IDS'* IM' 103'- '*

LincNtl 2 11 0M SIX *'* 49X- X Litton 1 i n an iix ttx n -i' Lockhd 7a I2107 47X 46X 47 - X Loexyss la 10 7665 S2X '< 51'-IX

LnStar 1. 56515 2X 24. 2'*IX

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LuckyS 1.16 I232ua 2 25'-'*

Lukens .* IS 418 15 14' I4t- '*

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Masco a 17 6902 u* 37'* '* X

MaseyF 47M 2X 2' 2'*- ' Maxam 6 427 13 12'* 12'*- X

MayOStr IM I2 46l9u61 0' W *2

Maytg a 131341 M' 65X M'**IX

McOerl m 742 I9X 11 II -1'*

AAcDnId 90 16 11710 u76'* 71' 75X* X

McDnD 1 14 14961 2'* 71 2 - '*

AAcGrH 1 * 16 4591 47' 45 45X-X

AAcKess 2 * 13 16 SIX 504. SOX-X

Mead 1 a 12 212 41X 0' ** X

Mdlon 2M 7 221 X 44'. '* X

Mtlvill 1.M 14,6577 44X *' *- '

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Mesaft -7 25M1 17X I6X 17

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PugetP 1 76 7 216 15'* 14X UX- ' Pu'teH

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Ouestar I M 11 1615 31X XX 30X+ '

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RCA 1.04 II I6ia *'* 46' 47X+ ' RLC a 21 321 7' 6X 7 - W

RalsPur 1 15 0 47'* 45'* 44X+ '

21 1999 7X 7' 7- '

14 10 1* UX

RangrO 4495 4'*

Rayftin 1*11 1007 SI ReadBt M VOi 5X

ReichC 14 1727 2 RepAir 5 121* 10X Revlon 1.14 II15 0' 57X 0X- ' Reynlnsi* 7 012 0' X aX-'

ReyMli 1 12N2 2'* 34 34'- '

RiteAid . 15 53a M* 2' 24'+ '

yjRoblns 5M IIX II 11'*+ X

Rockwl 1.12 9l764Sa' 34X a'-' RohmH 2. I2M75 72 71'* +IX

Rohrin 104*7 57X 55X a -I'

Rorer 1.12 18127m a'* 2X 36X+IX Rowan 12 64 3509 I' 7' 7-' RoylD 3 29e 9 11375 63X 61X 62'-IX Ryders W13 4iau2X 31' 2'+X

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. 16 146 14 2'* 2X+ '

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Scottp 124 I1 7444 U47 2' 2'*+ '*

Seagrm M 1315 u2 MX 2 - '

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3 12 12202 2 74X 74 -I'

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Skyline

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Tank

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NIndPS I S6j 9 3442 9 IX IX-' NoStPw 3 2 9 127 50X *' 499- X Nortrp l.a 9 7435 46X 41X 44X* X Norton 2 U 2267 37X a aX- ' Norwst 1. 8 2511 aX 27X aX* X NutriS M) IS 405 4X 4W 4X- '

NYNEX 4 * 4 740Iu43'* 90X 42'+ X

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Olin 1 2ai ax 35X a'- '

ONEOK 2 II 174 2 31' 31'*- '

OwenC 1 * 4 4164 36X 2' U'- ' Owenlll i n 11 4154 u2'* 2' 53X-'

Oxford M2 514 15'* 14X 15 *

- P-0-PPG 1 74 10 740 SO M'l 44X-3 PacGE 1.14 7 64373 14X 14'* 14X* X PacLtg 3 * 13 130 44 45X 45X* '*

PacTele 5.72 9 11554 K'l a' 719- X Pacitcp 2* 1740 a'* 0 24X* X

PanAm 3240 IX 7X I + X

PanbEC 2 X 13 2104 M' a ' a'*

PantPr 7441 4 IX IX- X

Penney 2.at1106MuS5 SIX 54X+1X PaPL 24x30027Xa 24X+ X

Penwll 2 20 4442 40X 0X 0X- X

Pennjol 2 M a 2750 u47X 61X X* X

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PortGE 1 90 9 3417 U0X 21X 0X+ X

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PSvCoi 2 9 4600 20X ax ax

PSInd 1 8 97 7 7X 7X- X

PSvEG 2 14 8 x15714 ax 29X MX+X

2X0 4072 51 X 44X-I 10 279 2tX 14X 0X- X

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TexOG* 0 )2442 ISX 15X ISX- 4 TxPac *14 09 32X ax 2X+2X TexUfil 2 S2 7 1410 24X 24X 0X* X

Textron too 4 391 XX 0 SOX

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Dow Iones Averages

NEW YORK (AP) - The following gives Jones

the range of the dosing Dow ledOec

Ind

Trn

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averages tor the week ended I

STOCK AVERAGES First High Low Last Ckg. 1457.91 1414 * 1457 91 1477.11*5.05

9737 709.62 97 27 62.+33

163 62 165.9 163.62 165 57+ 1 54

65Stk 514.47 547 a 584 47 1 46+ 2 74

BOND AVERAGES a BndS 11.57 11.7 11.47 11 44-0 2

Utils 9 25 0.11 0.11-0.46

Indus 2 01 U a 2 07 2 17+001

COMMODITY FUTURES INDEX 1206 12513 12.37 IMI7 + 22

Weekly Pcrceat Leaders

NEW YORK (AP) - The following Visi shows the New York Stock Exchange stk$ and warrants mat have gone up the most and down the most in the past week based on percent at change No securities trading below S3 or 1000 shares are included Net and percentage changes are the difference between last week s dosing and mis week s dosing.

UPS

Name 1

.ast

Pet

Norlin

5'*

355

Thackeray

2'*

WitwiersCp

+ 2

Aileen Iik

273

Ple)ev

27'*

DataOeaign

7'*

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154

Damon Cp

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155

PullmnPea n

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FinCpAm

FairCom

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15.3

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14.3

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143

InspirRjc

139

Trinity

134

IngredTec

18'

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130

GenlDevI wt

4+1

12 9

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2'.

12,5

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120

EITorlto

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1'*

119

HuffyCp

12'

1'*

11.5

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115

LTV S25pl ChockFON

11.4

11.3

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112

SategrdSci

12'

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344

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Missionlns

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22.2

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FrMcAtoG

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214

Oft

19.5

WstCoNA

2'*

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182

LehVallnd

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136

ClabirCp

7'*

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13 4

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125

McDrmInt wt

21.

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12,0

Talley Ind

17'

Oft

11.9

12 Clevpk 2 23pl

1'.

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11,6

Vornado Inc

73H

Off

11.6

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14H

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Its

Nal Homes

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114

XTRAInc

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114

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11.1

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121.

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10 4

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101

TWA

2'i

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61.

Ott

100

Church

171.

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11.

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NEW YORK (API - WWkly Investing Companies giving Me higb. and 0 pdcfs tor Ike week with the n* change irem the previeus Nek's last price Mi guotations supgiied by the tiatienai AsMciatan o( Securities Oiators. Inc., reflect net asset values. ti diich sscurities csuW have been sew

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The Ayden Home and Garden Qub has set Dec. 14 for its Christmas tour of homes. The hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Janice Rogers is serving as overall chairman for the event and was assisted by; Donna Harris, attendance; Linda Stainfield, greenery; Elaine Woodman, publicity; Jane Raines and Betty Car-raway, tickets.

Homes selected for the tour are: Laura Higginbotham, 506 Juanita Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Craig Quick, 703 W. Third St.; Mr. and Mrs. David Harold Smith, Route 2, Ayden; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Whaley, 102 Country Club Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collins Jr., 414 E. Second St. ; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Dunn, 609 Cannon St.

Traditional touches highlight the contemporary solar Higginbotham house. The living-dining area will feature a nativity scene as well as handmade ceramic ornaments decorating the Christmas tree.

The Quick eclectic home was built in 1903. It is filled with antiques and collections which include ducks, demi-tasse cups and souvenir spoons. The upstairs bath features an antique tub. The couple is in the process of redecorating. A collection of family ornaments will be featured there.

The family tree at the Smith colonial house will be decorated with 180 sand dollars collected by Mrs.

Smith. Her hobby is collecting seashells. Mrs. Smith is particularly fond of a 100-yar old cradle. Of special interest is a secretary with a matching chair placed in the living room.

A stained glass window enhances the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whaley, which is described as a rustic con-temprary styled home. The landscape patio and screened porch overlook the golf course at the Ayden Country Club. A traditional Christmas setting will be use.

Mr. and Mrs. Dunn live in a 72-year old Victorian house which has five working fireplaces. It also features as unique stained glass window. Mrs. Dunns love for clocks and dolls is found througlKMit her home.

FAMILY SECRETARY...is used by Mr. and Mrs. David Harold Smith in the living room of their colonial style home.

VICTORIAN HOME...of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn will be featured on the Ayden Christmas tour of homes.DAR Sponsors Candlelight Tour Of Homes Sunday

A Farmville Christmas tour of homes is being conducted by the Major Benjamin May chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Dec. 15 from 2 to 6 p.m. Eight houses are included on the tour.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baucom at 505 May Blvd. is of colonial design with a double portico across the front. Inside, a curving staircase, moldings and dining room paneling decorated with potato rubbings are of note. French, Italian, English, American and Oriental furniture and accessories are usedi Of special interest is a pair of sleigh beds from the home of General Ulysses S. Grant in New York and a portrait of a Bishop of Como and his poltergeist.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Flake at 108 Jones St. was built in 1910 and purchased by the Flakes in 1977. It is deocrated with Victorian and "country antiques and ac

cessories, including a four-poster bed handmade around 1937 for an ancestor of the family. The attic has been finished as a room for one of the Flakes sons and to house an antique toy collection.

The home of Dr. and Mrs. M.D. Heizer at 203 Hillcrest Drive is a Dutch colonial brick house furnished in the Williamsburg style. There are three fireplaces, a greenhouse tended by Dr. Heizer, and many examples of needlework done ny Mrs. Heizer. Delft tiles personally selected for the Heizers in Holland are used in the kitchen and around a fireplace in a bedroom. Beams are from a family home in Virginia. A stained glass window from the old Farmville United Methodist Church is used in a downstairs bedroom.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry King at 201 Grimmersburg St. was built in 1918 by John W. Holmes and is a mix of Victorian and colonial

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Joel Vickers family, the house has recently been completely restored and redecorated by Mr. and Mrs. King, who are longtime collectors of antiques. A special feature are the antique Victorian lamps and hanging light fixtures in every room, col

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from Durham, and the formal draperies designed and made by Mrs. Sybil Dampier of Raleigh, mother of Mrs. King.

The home of Dr. and Mrs. W.C. Mercer Jr. at 311 N. Main St. was' built in 1919 by Tom Dixon. It was

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The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith near Fountain was built in 1907 by Marcellus Smith and a separate kitchen and dining room were added two years later. The porch between the two sections of the house is now a bright family room. The house was remodeled in 1973 by the Smiths, with a large fireplace in the family room as a focal point, and is decorated in soft colors.

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wainwright Jr. at 100 Circle Dr. is an American ranch-style home with diamond-paneled windows. The interior is a mixture of styles reflected by bright warm colors. The foyer and kitchen floor are of handmade sun-

dried bricks from Mexico. The master bedroom features a hot tub area andoieck. The sun porch has transoms of stained glass created by Farmville artist Stan Harmon.

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Walters at 104 Circle Drive is a'U^-story Georgian house with French influence. Two points of interests are a mantel in the den which was taken from a Greene County residence built around 1800 and a mantel in the living room which came from a Charlotte nome built around 1900. Antiques boxes and books and painting by Walters appoint the home occupied by the Walters and their two sons.

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Cheryle Evelyn Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Jones of Greenville, and William Albert Dunn Jr., son of Hattie E. Dunn o Greenville and the late William Albert Dunn, were united in mar-11 a.m.

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and The Lords Prayer. Both are fnun Greenville. Katherine Vinson of Greenville directed the ceremony.

Inger Caroline Fearing of Greenville was maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Marykay Finer of Greh ville, sister of the bridegroom, Christa Lane Jones o Washington, D C., niece o the bride, and Sandra Marie Edmundson Ayden.

The best man was Rexford Eugene Finer Jr. (rf Greenville, brother-in-law of the iMridegroom. Ushers included Allan Joseph Jones of Washington, D.C., and Larry Earl Jones of Greenville, brothers (rf the bride, and Buck Ginn Harrison of Greiville. The ring bearer was Rexford Eugene Finer III, nephew of the bridegroom.

Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of white ci^tal (MTganza over peau de soie desigi^ with a jewel necklii encircled with pearls. The gown featured a sheer yoke of illusion edged in beaded silk Venise lace. The fitted bodice overlaid in satin and silk Venise lace extended to a basque waistline. The gown was enhanced with short pouf sleeves fashioned with organza ruffles. The full circular skirt was bordered in silkened embroidered organza lace. Crystal fluted organza ruffles'accented the full cathedral train. She wore an open crown of silk Venise lace and silk flowers accented with pearls. The veil was enhanced with a double tier of illusion and pencil edging pearls fashioned the pouf illusion at center back. She carried an arm bouquet of white silk flowers, miniature orchids, roses, apple blossoms and gyp^ilia accented with greenery and tied with full white satin bow and streamers.

The bridesmaids wore formal gowns of red matte taffeta designed with an open squared neckline enhanced with a border of red sequins. The gowns also featured French pouf sleeves gathered in an Austrian drape effect detailed in sequin trim. The modified natural waistline as accented with jweled trim. They wore silk flower circlets in matching red with satin streamers. Each carried an arm bouquet of white silk poinsettias accented with greenery tied with bows , of white satin with long streamers.

The mother of the bride wore a fuschia tea length gown and a cym-bidium orchid. The mother of the bridegroom selected a blue tea length gown and wore a cymbidium orchid.

Bessie N. Jones of Greenville and Thelma Elks of Simpson, grandmothers of the couple, were remembered with white pixie carnations.

A reception was given by the brides family in the church fellowship hall after the ceremony.

Mrs. David Keeter and Mrs. Len-say Cox poured punch. Mrs. Jack Taylor and Hazel Stocks served cake. All are aunts of the bridal couple. Wendy Daniels of Washington, cousin of the bride, presided at the guest register.

The mother of the bridegroom enterfained at an after-retearsal dinner at the Beef Bam for members of the wedding party and relatives of the bridal couple. Pre-nuptial entertainment incuded a champagne wedding breakfast at Jaunceys given by Mr. and Mrs. Woodson B. Fearing, a champagne brunch held at the Colonial Inn in Farmville, a rice bagging, batchlor-batchlorette

The wedding ceremony of Deborah Karr Wall and David Allen Stefte took (rface Satiffday afternoon at three oclock in Arlington Street Baptist Church. The Rev. Harold Greene conducted the double ring ceremony.

The bride, daughter (rf Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wall Jr. of Greenville, was given in marriage by bo* parents and escorted by ber father. The bridegrooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. A1 Steffes of Southern Pines.

Eva Wall (rf Vienna, Va., was honor attendant for her cousin. Gl(m Russell of Raleigh, Brenda Staocill and Cindy Inman of Greenville and Kim Sutton of Grifton were Iwides-mai(b. Rose Ann Wall of Greenville was flowOT girl f( her aunt.

The best man was James Dawson of Greenville. Ushers included Charles W. WaU III, brother of the bride, J.T. ONeal, Mike Inman and Dwight Jowdy, all of Greenville.

Jeff Ayers was organist and sang "0 Perfect Love and ITie Lords Prayer.

Tte bride wore a floor length gown with a chapel train of organza with Chantilly lace over taffeta. The fitted bodice featured a Victorian neckline with an Illusion yoke outlined with a Chantilly lace ruffle. The bis^i sleeves had drop shoulders. Chantilly lace motifs etched with seed peark a{^liqued the bodice and cuffs of the sleeves. The floor length skirt extended into a chapel train. Garlands of lace cascaded the skirt and train. She wore a waltz length veil of illusion with a hand rolled edge accented with scattered lace mofs flowing from a caplet trimmed with seea iris. The bride carried a round ^uet of stephanotis, liHes, pink

sweettieart roses and babys breath tied with white satin streamm.

The attendants wore formal gowns of burgi^ satin. The bodices were styled with spa^ietti straps and had matcUna jackets with standHip collars and full len^ pouf shirred sleeves. Each earned a chisto' bouquet of mixed flowers in burgupdy, mauve, babys breath and greenery with mauve and burgundy streamers.

The flowor girl wore a white floor len^ dress with an illusion yoke outnned with a cbantilly lace ruffle. It had dn^ shouldos and bishop sleeves. The skirt was layers of (Stilly lace over taffeta. She carried a white basket with flowers and petals in burgundy, mauve and pink tied with satin bows.

The mother of the bride wore a f(xinal gown (rf mauve crepe and the mother of the bridegroom worea tea length gown of blue crepe. Both wore cymbi(&um orchid corsages.

A reception was held after the ceremony in the church fellowship hall. Cake was served by Peggy Wall, aunt (rf the lide (rf Vioma, Va. Punch was

Eri^(/ Raeford. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Packard of Greenville presided at the register. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Blrs. Kenneth Harrell of Greenville and goodb^ were said by Mr. and Mn. Dm^ Jacks(Mi of Wint^'ville.

The couple will live in Greenville.

The bride is emirioy^ by the Deli Kitchen and the Mde^otnnn is employed by McGraw-Edison Co. in Greenville. The Inide attended J.H. Rose High School and the bridegroom attended Bishop Gallagher High School and Wayne State University in Michigan.

Museum Directors Hunt For Art Collections Yearly

By TOWN & COUNTRY AHearst Magazine Millions of dollars worth of private art collections are donated to American museums every year - to boost the donors ego or reduce his taxes and museum directors hunt for these prizes.

How skillful a director is in snagging collections can determine whether he ends up on the front pages

parties and several showers given by friends and relatives.

The bride is a graduate of J.H. Rose High School and is attending Pitt Community College. She is employed by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. The bridegroom is a graduate of J.H. Rose High School and attended East Carolina University. He graduated from Beaufort Community College with an associate degree in nursing and is employed by Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

After a wedding trip to Disneyworld and Epcot Center the couple will live in Greenville.

or off the payroll, acc(tling to an article in the December issue of Town & Country, but there is a hitch that can harm museums.

Often a museum must accept a whole collection, compromising its right to decide what is worth showing and crowding out more deserving work. Although the gift is free, the cost toa museum may be too high if it has to build a special wing.

Sherman Emery Lee, who until his retirement in 1983 as direct(H of the Cleveland Museum of Art was often called Americas greatest museum director (A charge I categorically refuse to deny), has doubts about collection-chasing.

He derides what he calls the very notion that you can build a museum on the quick, by buying or accepting

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The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Paul^H. Rasberry of Greenville and Carroll R. Shiley of Kinston. The brideffoom is the son of Mrs. John Paul McGinty of Greensboro and the late Mr. McGinty. .

Scott Bailey of Greenville lighted candles before the ceremony. A gram of we(kiing music was presented by organist Linda Thurber of Greenville and soknst Karen Sneed ^ Raleigh. Selections included Endless Love, The Wedding Prayer and Forever Committed.

Maid (rf honor was Melanie West of Raleigh. Bridesmaids were Cindy Shiley, sister of the bride; Cheryl Price of Berryville, Va., coiein of the bride; Martha Gordon of Greensboro, sister of the bridegroom, and Jennifer Fiore of Melbome, Fla. Lauren Gordon ^ Greensboro, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl.

John McGinty of Statesville served as his brothers best man. Ushers were Randy Shiley of Winston-Salem. brother of the bride; MUip Cotten and Richard Gordon, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, both of Greensboro; Curt Holmes of Raleigh; Michael Peterson of Chapel Hill, and Jim Parker of Roswell, Ga.

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Each honor attendant wore a long satin gown of teal blue featuring a close fitting bodice with a full skirt and wide sash at the waist. Each attendant carried a bouquet of silk daisies and miniature carnations with a touch of turquoise tied with ribbons and streamers.

The flower girl wore a Iwig-white taffeta dress with a teal green cummerbund. She carried a small bouquet like that of the honor attendants. The motter of the bride wore a xiwder blue georgette flowing floor ength gown featuring a bodice with rolled collar. The mother of the \ bridegroom chose a cream colored floor length gown of organza trimmed in blue taffeta with a gathered skirt. Both mothers were given white orchids. The brides grandmother.

Valley Country Gub tty Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Rasberry, mothn- and stepfather of the bride. Special musk was provided Linda Thurber and Karen Sneed. Beth Rhodes of Raleigh presided at the register. Cake was cut by Mrs. John Spears of Denville, N.J., sister of the bridegroom Assisting in serving were Birs. Clifton Price 0 Berryville. Va., and Mrs. S.R. Shiley of Winchester, Va., both aunts of the bride, and Mrs. C.R. Shiley of Kinston, stepmother of the bride.

A rehearsal dinner was given by the bridegroom at the ^leraton-Greenville. A bridal luncheon was given by the mother of the bridegroom at the Greenville Country Club. Several parties and showers were given in himor of the couple.

Following a weddii^ trip, the couple will reside in Virginia E^ch.

The bride is a graduate of Hard-barger Junior College in Raleigh. She is employed as a marketing researdi director for Professional Pit^rty Managers of Virginia Beach, Va. Tte bridepwm is a graduate (rf the Uni-

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(Continued From Page C-2) whole collections. The only way to build a museum is object by object, one piece at a time, as it was done at Cleveland, at Toledo, at Kansas City, at the Museum of Modem Art (New York City).

That isnt the way its done these days, however. New YOTks Metropolitan Museum of Art owes much of its glory to gifts of great collections, as does the National Gallery in Washington.

Lee believes many directors compromise the integrity of their museums needlessly in the hunt for collections.

Museums should drive much harder bargains, he said. The Met was wrong to give Bobby Lehman a separate wing and to reproduce in it his familys rooms, just as Dallas is wrong to f replicate the Reveses Riviera mansion. Why make a mans house a living mausoleum when it's not a great house?

Harry S. Parker III, director of the Dallas Museum of Art, disagr^.

We spent more than $5 million to build the wing in which the collection is housed. he said, but in one swoop we doubled the value of the museums holdings, receiving important paintings by Van Gogh, Cezanne, Renoir, Gauguin, Manet, Pisarro, Bonnard, Toulouse-Lautrec and Monet.

Donors often stipulate how their collections must be displayed, while museum directors have a different vision for their institutions. The result may be a clash of wills in both senses. A $60 million collection was left to New Yorks Met, for instance, but will go elsewhere if the

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Another problem lies in the fact that predicting what collectors will do with their art is an inexact science, as Leon Harris wrote in Town & Country.

For more than a decade, for instance, J(^ Walker, former director of the Nati(Hial Gallery, wooed collector Calouste Gulbenkian. When Gulbenkian died, his entire collection went to Portugal.

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The couple will live in Hampton after a wedding trip to the mountains.

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Several showers were also given for the couple prior to the wed^ ceremony.

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GASTONIA The weddinc cere-nmy of Marian Jane McSpadden of Gastonia and Joseph Lee Schrader of , Greenville took ^ce Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Chim;h. '&'

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mjs. Lawrence Bajw McSpadden Jr. of Gastonia and Hilda Schrader of New Martinsville,' W.Va., and the late Glenn Lewis Schrader.

The father of the bride gave her in marriage and her honor attendant was Laura McSpadden Belle Isle of Nyack, N.Y., sister (rf the bride. Bridesmaids included Lori Mc-Catisland McSpadden of Gastonia and Laurie Warlick McSpadden of Khaaorille. Tenn.

The best man was Glenn Lewis S<iirader Jr. (rf Birmingham. Ala., brother of the bridegroom. Malcolm Bayne McSpadden of Gastonia. Douglas Stephen McSpadden of Knoxville. Tenn., brothers of the bride. Earle Joseph Chute (rf Johison Cdy, Tenn.. Bruce Westbrook He(lreen and Randolph Jeffrey Patton. both of Greenville, were ushers.

Jackie Beatty Is Named New President

The Pitt County Republican Women's Club held its luncheon meeting Wednesday at Sweet Caroline's Jackie Beatty was named prsiient for 19K.

Ofher officers are: Gabriel Olivera, vice president: Bobbie Want secretar)-; Luddy Sherwood. tr^Surer. and* Betty tate. scrapbook chairman.

T.R. Jones talked on "The Not So Public Political .Agenda."

A report was given from the Pitt County Republican Party. The partys second annual Lincoln Day dinner will be held Feb. 15 at the Steraton-Greenville. Howard Moye spoke as an exploratory candidate for First District member of Con-grtes.

Coq^atulations were extended for Lcjrtmne Shinn's recent election to the Greenville City Council.

The next meeting is scheduled for Feb 5.

Communfty Wch - nei^i^is helping neighbors! Inquire about starting a community watch program in you-neighborhood Contact Sgt. Doug Jackson at the Police Department. 752-3342.

Irvine Dohner and Terry L. Moore were organists. Alisa Matthews., David Belle Isle and Joseph L. Schrader w^ soloists.

The brides parents itertained at a reception in the church fellowship hall after the ceremony. A rehearsal dinner was given by the mother of the bridegroom at the Gaston Country aub. \

The couple will live in Greenville. The coiipie will be full time staff members with Campus Crusade ior Christ on the East Carolina University campus.

Andrews

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Earl Andrews. Tarboro, a daughter, Marion Alisha, on Nov. 23, 1985, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gene Barber, Jamesville, a daughter, Casey Denise, on Nov. 24,1985, m Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ray " Born to hlr. and Mrs. Johnnie Lee Jenkins, Bethel, a son, Gordon Ray Stocks, Ayden, a son, Tyler Lee, on Jr., on Nov. 24,1985, in Ktt County Nov. 24,1985, in Pitt County Memo-Memorial Hospital. _ rial Hospital

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Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Gei^ge Howard Halladay, 301 E. 12th St., Apartment 2, a daughter, Kara Ann, on Nov. 24,1965, in Pitt County Memorial HosfMtal.

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Bora to Mr. and Mrs. T^ Wilson Oliver, Route 1, Greenville, a son, Matthew Wilson, on Nov. 27, 1985, in Pitt County Manorial Hospital.

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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Richard ^ip Rizzuti, Route 11, GreenviUe, a son. Christian Matthew , on Nov. 25, 1965. in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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AMY GAIL BARBER...S the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Macon Barber of Jamesville, who announce her engagement to Lawrence John Si-monffi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simonds o Rockville, Md. The wedding is being planned for Jan. 4.

MARTTZA MARIA RAMOS...is the daughter of Mrand Mrs. Julio Ramos ai Ocala, Fla., who announce her engagement to J. Paul Baker Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Baker (rf Greenville. A Jan. 4 wedding is being planned.

BRENDA-KAY SPENCE...is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther B. Sponce of Lexington, Ky., who announce her engagement to Jeffrey Mills Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Nelson Sr. of Winterville. The wedding is being planned for Feb. 8.

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DEAR ABBY; Our 16-year-old daughter, .Linda, is four months pregnant. She didnt want an abortion and neither did her boyfriend (Ill call him John). We have Blue Cross, so the doctor and hospital bills will be paid for, but we need to know how to go about legally adopting the baby. Some say go to the city hall; others tell us to get a lawyer. We want to support and raise Undas baby until Linda is older and has a good job. John is also 16. He was her first and only boyfriend. Does John have to sign the baby over to us? Will his name be on the birth certificate? Like we told them both, they are both very young and may not even be together in a few years. We like John. He doesnt drink or do drugs, but he is very immature.

Ive never worked outside the home, so I will be able to take care of the baby. We will be called Grandma and Grandpa. Linda is going to get tutoring at home until the baby comes so she will have school credits. John and I will be going to prenatal classes. Johns parents are relieved that we agreed to raise the baby and not expect anything from them. Will you please let us know how to proceed?

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liECKY SUE DNN...S the daugh-er of Mr. and Airs. Chester R. Dunn if Greenville, who announce ber Engagement to David Coleman Dickerson, son of Air. and Mrs. Ar-!hie G, Dickerson of Greenville. The vedchng wUl take idace Feb. 1.

DAPHNE ANN ROACH...S the daughter of Air. and Mrs. Winfred Morris Roach of Route 1, Grifton, who announce her engagement to George Thomas Savage, son of Mr. and Airs. NcMinan Dixon Savage of Raleigh. The wedding is being planned for Feb. 8.

VESTER HARDY...S the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howard Hardy of Vanceboro, who announce her engagement to Sp.4 Kenneth Ray Freeman, son of Mr. and Airs. Alilton Freeman Sr. of Route 2, Winterville. The wedding is bring planned for Jan. 25.

TINA ANN HERMAN...S the daughter ri Air. and Airs. Ben Herman Jr. of Route 2, Williamston, who announce her engagement to Talmadge Dawson Page Jr., son of Air. and Airs. Talmadge Dawson Page of Greenville. A Jan. 26 wedding is being planned.

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Usually when Hose High students assemble in the gym durii^ sc^I hours, its to raise their school spirit or to honor a member of the faculty. But on Nov. 12, students attended a s(demn but interesting and informative assembly concerning SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk).

They heard from a variety of speakers ranging from North Carolina State Representative Walter B. Jones,Jr., to WITN-TV personality Dick Jones to a highway patrolman. All the speakers urged the students to make responsiUe and mature decisions about ornlng and driving. In addition, an announcement was made that a SADD chapter would be established at Rose High. The students who founded this chapter are Bfamie Elvington and Rotw Bolande. BolaiKle is also the chairman of the youth committee of the Council for the Prevoition of Alcohol and Drug Abuse in Pitt County Youth. The faculty advisor is Ifrs. Sandra Heath. She became involved with SADD after two sons <rf a close friend were tragically killed by a (hunk driver.

As a kick-<^ ff- the new SADD organization at Rose, the Prevention Council, McDonalds, and tne Greenville Recreation and Parim Department sponsored a Fun-Run. On November 17 at River Park North, over fifty people participated in the three-mile run in the hoj^ of raising money and attention for the SADD orunizatiim and the development of a Teen Center, a club for young p^e that would serve no alcohol. The top fundraisers were Ciuene Lao, Nancy Johnson, Carl Wilie, and DeMiie Morrisson.

The national SADD organization was founded in 1981 by Robert Anastas, a former high school teacher who now serves as SADDs executive director. Ori^lly, the SADD program called for a mandatory course fm* high school sophomores on drinking and driving. The North Carolina SADD chapter, directed by the Youth Advocacy Office (headed by Walter B. Jones,Jr.)in Ralei^, was started in 1962 after statistics from a Congressional study showed that the number one kUla* of North Carolinas youth was alcohol-related automobile accidrats. One of the goals of the new SADD chapter w^ to help eliminate the drunk driver and save lives.

SADD is not limited cmly to the problem of drinking and driving, though. Recently, SADD joined forces with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to promote the use of seatbelts in auUMnobiles.

The purpose of SADD is not to moralize or dictate what people should do; it is to accurately inform students about alc(^l and drugs so they can make their own decisions properly. The club advocates positive peer [M^ssure to encourage students to make these decisions. It also encourages communication between

students and their parents. An example of this is the (^tract for Life a contract between youi^ and their parents in which ties agree not to get behind the wheel of a car if th^ve be^ drinking.

After the first meeting, it became evidoit that SADD will be one of the biggest, if it is not already die biggest, clubs at Rose Hi^. The club las met just a few times, but student interest seems to be strong. Ahready the students have ack^ited a constitution siimilar to the national (xrganizations, and election of officers will probably be held at the next meeting. The founding of this club and the great enthusiasm showed by all those involved is an in-

Sinha

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Madhur Sinha, J 8 Doctors Park, a son, Maunas Prakash, on Nov. 29,1965, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ervin Hoffman Jr., Ayden, a daughter, Lauren Elizabeth, on Nov. 30, 1965, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Andrew Smith, Ayden, a daughter, Kaitlyn Marie, on Dec. 2,1985, in Pitt County Mem(ial Hospital.

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SEATTLE, WA. -hitch hiking and bopping trains near the nigged Pacific cost was Brom Victor Wikstrom's favorite pasttiine as a yoimg lad. Growing up amid some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere, Ehrom soon became accustomed to physical as well as mental challenges From an earfy age, this Seattle native had also shovm considerable artistic ability.

Yet, it would come about that only in overcoming a shattering persimal physical loss^would he be able to uliill his promise as an artist and as a caring p^son.

Lureo by the cokwrful Manh Gras. Brom in his early twenties moved to New Orleans in 1975. where he was soon working as a sign painter. While diving into the Mississippi River, be broke his neck. The result was permanent paraylsis, from the shoulders down.

Suddenly, the freedom and independence he had known seemed forever out o reach. His whole world was shrinking to four blank walls and a bosfMtal b^. But his mind was as active as ever.

After seven weeks of intensive care. Wikstrom returned hraie for

another ten months at Seattles University Hospital. Considering the severity o lus misfortune, be could have simply retreated imo a protective shell of self pity. Inst^ he began to pick igi the pieces of he life.

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I was fortunate in thej-encouragement I was getting from the staff andrfrom my family,'he" recalls. Bi^ began using a mouth-want to tmn book pages and to tyiie.

With a paintbrush clenched between his teeth, be then tried water-colors. with mixed results, at first. 1 was happy to realize smne success, he says, but frustrated to have to learn so much all bvo- again. But. he admits, with persistent rffort, the first scribbles ^dually progressed into more satisfying pictures. Even though I gave away many o these early pieces, I still managed to sell a few.'

Brom. while helping himself, also saw an opfrtunity to help otho^ improve their own lives.

Mliile still undergoing th^py, he volunteered to conduct art workshops for patients at the Childrens Orthopedic Hostal. To work with youn^rs was an unex-

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pected hft, Brom says. They thiiA theres nothmg they can't do, be notes with a hint of fatherly pride.

Finally, Brom was able to return home to his family With a spare room converted into his stiKho, he began painting by mouth with renewed vitality. Several art shows and exhibitioos of his mouth-painted works fdlowed, including two shows at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

' Now, at 32, Brom spends much oi his tinK painting bv mouth. Since the accident, my cdior sense has actually improved, he says.

Joined Group Brom Wikstrom recently joined the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists, Worldwide. The associa-tM is a self-help group oi over 200 disabled individmds. All have lost the use oi thw hands since birth, or thnxgh accident or illness.

Some, like Brom, use their mouths to re^ce their bands. Others bold a paintwush between their toes. The results are indistioguishable from conventionally painted artworks.

The association, a self-supporting co(^)erative organization, run by an executive board of elected membo-

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artists, pihsbes reproductioas of the artists finest works Sales provide a steady, naoothly ioconie for theart^.

It is not a charitv, Brom points ottt. The artists help each ot^ to ' earn their own way, in the awit of free enterprise. Through the en-^ cour^ement oi the association, my cidleagues and I have been helped toward our goal of financial independence.

A truly remarkable person, determined to make the most oi his own physically limited life, Brom Victor Wikstrom is certain to have a positive impact on the lives (tf otheiv My dream, says Brom, is to continue to grow, to experience as much of the world as possible, to become independent and raise a family, and to help othas achieve their own full potential

The Association (rf Mouth and Foot Paintiog Artists gives him and his more than 200 colleagues the oppor-Umity to fulfill this dream... tp live iodepmdently through the sale of thmr repromiced gree^ cards, calendars and original paintings.

Further informatioo on the wwk (rf the association, as well as information on cards, calendars and other artwork by handicapped available, write to: Association of Handicapped Artists, Inc., 503 Brisbane Buikluig, Buffalo, N.Y., 14203.

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One is Confederate Veteran, in 40 volumes with about 20,000 pages of text and more than 4,000 photographs. The 20 volumes constitute a reprint, clothbound, of the monthly magazine, Confederate Veteran," issued as a monthly magazine in Nashville. Tenn. from January 1893 to December 1932.

The 40-year run contains thousands of personal reminiscenes, biographical sketches, obituaries and a great deal of local historv .

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New Mexico Museum Brings Colonial Days To Life

ByJIMMcELROY Associated Press Writer

U CIENEGA, N.M. (AP) - Its a trip that takes only a few minutes from Santa Fe but carries people bad[ centuries to a time that Y.A. Pakheimo says should never be forgotten.

Paloheimos inspiration fw bringing the Spanish cmonial period to life stands near the tiny village of La Cienega. Its a living museum called El Rancho de las Gdmdrihas, or Ranch of the Swallows, where people can see New Mexico as it was 200 years ago.

The 86-year-old Paloheimo said be

crops. The mills and the shops are woirking replicas. Theres a church on a lull with a cemetery nearby. Theres the main buildings, built with the torremi ami a wall completely surrounding them to provide protection against attack.

Paloheimo said the miiseum, including the fields, spreacb over about 200 acres. He said about seven people work at the museum thrmighout the year because it is a working ranch, and more are employed from April through October when it is open to

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Women can be seen baking bread in earthen ovens, washing clothes along a nearby stream or shucking com and throwing it into a wagm.

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I was overwhelmed by the beauty and also very much disturbed by the fact of how uttle people knew the Spanish colonial period, he said.

He said he also was astonished that so little was being done to preserve, esp^Uy fw people of Snanish heritage, a place considered tobe one of the most historical ranches in the state.

The old ranch that would become the museum was owned by Paloheimos wife, Leonora, and her mother. Paloheimo and his wife be^n to renovate the property, which not only had been a self-suffi-cirat working ranch, but also a stopping point for travelers on El Camino Real between Santa Fe and Mexico.

The first jxroject was to reconstruct the torren, or defense tower, that years ago had [xovided a lookout post against raiding Indians. The foundation still was intact, so Paloheimo knew his reconstruction was historically correct.

He said that after work on the torren was completed in 1951-52, he and his wife began searcl^ throughout New Mexico for buildings, tools, furniture and other artifacts to move to the ranch.

It was a very difficult matter to set them, he said. The prople mdnt want to part from those tnin^. We had to convince them it was in their benefit to get people to know about their culture and history.

Paloheimo also was short on time because of his job as the Finnish consul for Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico. He opened the office in 1947 and lived in California for the 18 years he held the post. His work on the museum was done primarily in the summers when he and his family would cmne to Santa Fe.

He said when he retired and moved to Santa Fe he began to really work on this museum project in earnest.

The museum was (^ned to the Hiblic for the first time in 1972 under ease to the Colonial New Mexico Historical Foundation. The property was donated in 1982 to a charitable trust. Rancho de las Golondrinas, which now runs it.

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Art From Virginia College In ^Ffow Show

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. RALEIGH - Worb many of the i^iajor artists in America from 1840 through World War II will be shown in the exhibition, An American Perspective: PamLngs from The Maier Museum of Art, Randolph-Macon Womans College at the N-orth Canfina Museum of Art . The ( Kbdution will open Saturday and will be on view through Jan. 26. The womans cdlege is located in Lynchburg, Va.

.Among the 38 painting in the show c-re especially fine woifa by American im{Hressionists Mary Cassatt, (hilde Hassam, John Twachtman, Iheodwe Robinson and FYederick Itieseke, as well as three artists of the Ash Can School, Robert Henri, John Sloan and George Bellows.

The show presents a balanced representation ^ American art, beginning with Edward Hicks The Peaceable Kingdom (18W-45) and l.mdscapes by Thomas Cole, Asher F. DuraiKl, John F. Kensett and C>eorge Innes. Small figural works by Winslow Homer, Eastman Johnson and Thcunas Eakins show another aspect of 19th-century painting. Also included is a small ^ by James .McNeill Whistler.

From the early 20th century, the

exhibition indhMin woria by WilBaoi Merritt Chase, Maurice Prendergrast and Arthur B. Davies. These are ftdkwed by an important group paintiitts from between World War 1 and World War II. with works by Goorgit OKeefe, Stuart Davis.'Arthur Dove, John Marin and Edwin Hopper represented.

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The Randol(^Macon Womans Colk^e collection was founded in 1^ under the leadership of Louise Jordan Smith, professor and director of art. Through astute purchases and fortunate gifts, it has expanded to becwne one of the best college collections of American art in the country, said Dr. William J. Chiege, chief curator oi the Ncnlh Cardma Museum of Art, who has organized the exhibition. Ihe (jplity of each work in the coUectioo is exceptionally high, often at the tevel of the ar-tists^t efforts

The show will be accompanied by a fully-illustrated catalogue .with an essay on the collection by Dr. Nancy Mattews, curator of the Maier Museum of Art and author of the recently published Cassatt and Her Circle; Selected Letters. 'There will

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Child Survival is the theme of a new set of six stamps issued by the United Nations Postal Administration. Depicted on the adhesives are fmir life-saving techniques which could help childien in more than 100 developing countries all over the world.

The lifesaving techniques are: growth monitoring, an early wamii^ system to detect signs of malnutrition; oral rehydration therapy, a salt and glucose combination mixed with water for children suffering from diarrheal dehydration; breast feeding, infants breastfed for more than six months are five to 10 times less likely to die in succeeding months; and immunization, heat-stable vaccines that do not require refrigeration, which can now make immunization available to millions more children.

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A stamp exhibit commemorating the contributions and sacrifices of American veterans was presented to Arlington National Cemetery by Postmaster General Paul N. Carlin during Veterans Day ceremonies. The exhibit of 36 stamps honors military leaders, servicemen and women, the battles in which they fought and the organizations that represent them. The display case is located in the upper east wing of the

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YORK (AP) - TTtere ar 8

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tere amid the bustle of Manhattan c n you find eno^ silence, space a^ solitude to write even one?

[usic journalist Chet Flippo to have written a book on the Stones in a closet. If you out rents and rooms in ittan, and that doesnt seem so rous.

York writers face certain ific problems you dont find in (daces, said Gosse, exec* _ director of the Writers Room, qjockly ticking them off: outrageous , tiny rooms, constant noise, the universal writffs woe, a of funds.

]A writer in the country doesnt hjive these problems, she con-t|ued. And because (d the housi

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Roanoke River Poetry

Roaeeke ReKs - Vene Fren tke Martia Caaaty Area. EUubdli S.

Hoyt, EdRar. WiUiaautaa. N.C., PaRCf. n plai vi pagaa. |3..

Local coUectkms of poetry, with cootributions amateurs as well as professional writ^, sometimes work unexp;tedly wl. In the case of Roanoke Roots. the volume contains 62 poems by 27 poets, the percentage of worthy contribu-tkns is several cuts above the nom for this type oipublication.

Editor Elizabeth S. Hoyt, herself a contributing poet to Roanoke Roots, has been eclectic in her clMices for the volume, selecting poems ranging from downri^t dog-gml to ones that contain refreshing OrtDnality.

The volume is dedicated to the late Mrs. Lucy Pat Worsley, a Martin County teacher of English who was well-known as an advocate of craftsmanship and an inspiration fw her -students. It is a loving and fitting tribute to this lady, a native of Weeksville in Pasquotank County whose adult life was lived mostly in Martin County.

(This reviewer was fortunate to have her as a teacher in early high school years during the first years of the 1940s at the long gone high school in Oak City. At that time, she was Miss Lucy Pat Meads, an attractive young teacher with searching blue eyes, only a few years old* than the teenagers she taught. I recall clearly advice she gave me several times relative to English class literaiy assignments that I had a fne gift of imagination but had not cultivated the patience to realize my potential. Hers was the gift of caring enough to give students her reasoned, personal responses to their creative efforts.)

In the preface to this volume, editor Hoyt states: The word Roanoke does seem to convey a certain timeless quality... and now serves as an approf^ate unifying , common denominator to those of us who happened to grow up near the same bends in this river...

This thread of root-unity is apparent in the collection, yet the editor has wisely included poets whose roots lay outside the immediate Roanoke River area but who have something in their poems universally common to people everywhere

An instance of this is Greenvilles poet (and ECU faculty member) Ernest C. Marshall, a native of Ohio. One of the poems he has contributed has these lines that touch each of us

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Dgdra Nash could hardly bettn' the succinctness of 78-year-old Bessie Willis Hoyts portrait (R an 0^ to^narian He read the oIRts every day/ And then hed chuckle, Damn!/ Every single one of them/ Is younger than I am. Now hving in Smithfield, Tar Heel native Mrs. Hoyt taught in Williamstoo schocRs for four years.

Julian Mason, who teaches English at UNC-Charlotte, is perhaps Martin County's best known poet. A volume of his poems, Search Party was

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Contributors range in age ftom Sharon Brown Hodges. 16, to veteran writer Louise R. Booker, 86, txRh of Williamston. One poet. Greek-born Katrina Katsarka Wliitley, has rbots in for^ soil, but after living for 20 vurs in Williamston. the infhwnce of Kf Mediterranean heritage seems altogether compatible with her cur rent Roanoke River environment

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The volume is a commendable undertakiitt. May there be others to follow in this fmmat of local con-tributioos oriented to a common thrtne.

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RALEIGH - The decorated North Carolma Capitol will be ttie focal point fiM- 12 'days (rf Christmas music and events, featuring church cIkhts, school tfoups, handbell and instrumental music, Monday throu^ Dec. 20.

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Hi^ght of the 12-dav celebration will be the lighting of the Capitol Christmas tree by Gov. and Mrs. James Martin at 5; 15 p.m. Tuesday.

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. The final meeting in the 1985 calendar year of the East Carolina University Poetry Forum will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in Room 242, Mendenhall Student Center.

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Those wanting to have manuscripts of poems read are to bring 10-12 copies for critique distribution. Anyone interested in writing poetry or bearing it read is welcome.

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Tt^ first and only meeting during the month of December of the Greenville Writers Club will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Steele, 104 Avon Lane.

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lidetii'dviiiation. chapter in the history of our state, ft

How this decfiae came about a^ of (w heriUge tot aD thra# war, trencherv and misuD- HeeftshouWtatetiinetodhcofer. dintMdtag is a ltd but reveahog JERRYRAYNOR

Indian Wars in North Caroltaa, 1643-I7S3. By E. Lawrence Lee. Raleigh. N.C., A pablkalkw of The Caroliaa Charter Tercentenary CommissMa (1SS3). repriated by to State Department of Archives aad History, Raleigh (IMS). Paper, i> listrated, 54 ptu Spages, |2.M.

whats all of Greenville singing about?

This small volume, first 22 years ago, is aa amnirable soiica book tot sheds iovahiabte iosi^ on the lives and fate of Indians of North Carolina in a turbulent, eaiiy cenbvy of our states history in wfaicfa war fare was rife.

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LeesIndian Wan delineates the initial overtures of friendships on to p^ of Indians living in the Carolina wildnemess in the early days of settlement, and the gradual and justified disullionment on the part of natives as they began to realize there was no alternative to dealing with the growing numbers of whites except through retaliation and deceit. These unsavory characteristics they soon learned fnxn the new mastos of their ancient hunting lands.

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. inclined to be tall... Their limbs are exceeding weU shaped.

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was not one of the outstar tues of the early white setUers.

The century of Indian wars skirmishes, retaliations, major wars - is the major concern of this book, however, and Lee does a first-rate job in explaining the incredible in-tracies of the wars. Two European powers, England and France, were the major instigators of the practice of aligning Indian tribes against each other to serve their own expanionist interests. Often, the various tribes were caught up in shifting alliances, and at times, refused to take sides, a risky option since their Uvelihood had come to depend more on trade with the whites than on self-reliance formerly practiced by the native Indians.

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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - Fresh out of Harvard and dreamii^ of bectaniog a flminaker, it (&d not seem like a shrewd career move when Glen Pitre returned h(Mne to Baymi Lafourche to wmi on his fathers shrimp boats.

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PITRE DIRECTING Director Glen Pitre discusses a scene with Stephen McHattie at the flming site in LaFayette, U. Pitre, from Cut Off, U, wrote, directed and co-prodnced the flm, Belizaire, The Cajon." (AP Laserphoto by Mi haelCaffery)

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By BOB THOMAS Associated Press Writer

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Marcello Mastroianni fn(te it difficult to be alive and amusing early in the morning, and he just cant believe the energy of some Americans when they arise.

You Americans, the Italian actor said. You get up in the morning, eat a big breakfast and then sit down and watch the television news, which isaUbad.

Mastroianni has had a chance to ' observe the strange habits of New World inhabitants while on a KKlay tour on behalf of Macaroni, his new film with Jack Lemmon. Such tours always involve early-mcMTiing talk shows, and they are Uk cause of ; Mastroiannis wonderment.

:. How can you be alive and amus-; in^ at that hour in the morning? he ' said. Someone says Good morning, but how is that possible when

and immediately got' into the groove.

Mastroianni said he felt sorry for Lemmon because he was the only American in the company. He kept tranquil and calm by working crossword puzzles. But it must have been frustrating to be in the middle of all that activity in another language.

dont flow immediately. He readily admits to being 61, which hardly seems possible. He is ever the

romantic figure.

Bom in Fontana Liri, a hamlet be

tween Rome and Naples, be moved with his large family (his carpenter

grandfather had 10 sons) first to Turin,!

Mastroianni speaks English in Macaroni, and he seems fluent, though in an interview he sometimes relies on an interpreter when wiutls

then to Rome. As a teen-ager he worked extra in movies, then was discovered in a University of Rome acting troupe by Luchino Visconti. During the postwar years Mastroianni alternated between stage and films.

' you cant open your eyes and your jcl?

mouth tastes bac ; Mastroianni is making only his ; second U.S. publicity tour in 20 years. The last time was at the behest of ; promotion-minded Joseph E. Levine 1 for Divorce Italian Style. This : time the actor is here out of devotion ; to his longtime director, Ettore ; Scola, and his newfound friend, Jack ! Lemmon.

: Macaroni casts Lemmon as a ; staid American businessman who ; reunites with a wartime buddy on a ; trip to Naples. The old friend in-I trciduces Lemmon to a new way of ! life and also to the child he had fa-: thered during the war.

: I had met Jack here while he was ; filming Irma La Douce and I was ' touring for Divorce Italian Style, Mastroianni recalled. It was just I admire you... bon jour, that was all. Then we met again in New York on The Night of 100 Stars. When Scola told me he hoped to get Jack Lemmon for Macaroni, I was delighted.

I have a big admiration for him.

Jack and I are different in film technique, he continued. In Italy, we take advantage of the situation; at the last minute we may devise something new. Jack is more attentive to the work (as it is written in the script). He comes from another mentality, another education. But we worked together with intelligence

CAROL VANESSis one of the cast members scheduled to perform m a new production of Mozarts The Marriage of Figaro on Saturday. The live from the Metropolitan stage in New York City broadcast of opera on Saturday afternoons, sponsored by the Texaco Company, will air on two local stations WTEB, New Bern and WRRF, Washington, N.C. James Levine will conduct the opera. Other singers in the performance will be Kathleen Battle, Frederica von Stade, Ruggero Raimondi, Thomas Allen, Jocelyne Taillon, Michale Senechal and Artur Korn.

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A lot of companies have approached us, wanting to see it, te said. Thats very flattering.

Pitre said he expects the emerging ....... nfood^

I tre, a working-class Ca^ whose Ivy League scholarship ^d made him the pride of the family.

His par^ts and sittings hiad to wonder when he showed no intoest in going to Hollywood, but retmmed iHime aiKl cast them, d all people, in a series of Cajun documentaries that werent even in English.

But the documentaries woo awards in New York and Cannes, and bdore kmg Pitre had directing like Robert Redfmd and Sydney P(dlack coming to Louisiana to talk about making a full-length feature film.

The result of their efforts is Belizaire the Cajun, a adventure-nmiance that premk recently in Lafayette, where it was filmed last spi^ with financial bac^ fnm RemiMxis Sundance Institute.

At 29, Pitres name was ri^t up there on the big screen, credited as writer, director and producer, kctm include his father, mother and sister, also a few better known perfmmers like Robert Duvall and Armaod Assante.

Its a movie that can go bea(l-to-head with what comes out of Hollywood, Pitre said.

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to rid the state of undesireaUes, a broad category that included many Cajuns.

Its a bit of a history lesson, but we play fast and loose with the facts, tre said. The bottom line is entertainment.

He calls the movie a gumbo western, and it serves up a generous helping of local color, indudiog one lengthy scene at a faisKknk), or Cajun dance party.

Michael Doucet, a Cajun fiddler who recently performed at Carnegie Hall with his band, Beausdeil, arrant and i^yed the music for the film and made a cameo appearance * as a musician at the fais-do^.

Authentic Cajun waltzes and two-steps dominate the soundtrack, but new music bad to be written for some scenes.

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key reason it attracted the inteftstof Redfcwd, whose invotvonent shiukt b^ it win national distribiition,' tre said. - *

Thats sort (rf like the Good Housekec^ seal of approval. ' Even if the film is never shofwn outside Louisiana, simply being aide to get it made has propelled tre beyond most of his former classmates.

Pnrfessionally, Im way ahead of the game, he said. And thats real, ironic, because I took the route least likely to succeed.

Although Cajun folklore has dominated all of his went to date, PHre said he would like his next iMctive to be set in the iesait and oiRside Louisiana. ., ,

I dont waid to be limited to^Wfaat Ive already, done, aiKl in- tliis business, you get pigeonholed very' fast.

RALEIGH - Christmas AH Over the Place, a holiday play for children, parents and grandparents wUl be iwesented at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Stewart Theaure on the Nira Carolina ^te University campus.

Performed by the Tarradiddle Players of Charlotte, the series of four mini-plays cover themes of the holiday seas(M) through song, dance and ccMDic relief.

The four mini-plays are Runaway Presents, Wiggfe Worms Sur

prise, The Lost and Found Christmas and Christmas AH Over the Place.

Formed in 1971 by artistic director Constance Welsh, The Tarradiddle Players is a professional company of adult actors who perform fcM- young people throughout the Carolinas.

Tickets fw the performances are available at the Center Stage Box Office, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. The telephone number is 737-3104.

Special prices are available for Girl and Bov Scouts and for grandparents ancT grandchildren woo attend together. Call the Center Stage Box Office for more infinrmation.

The performance of Christmas AH Over the Place is jointly supported by grants from the North Carolina Arts CkHincil and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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HIGH POINT - The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival will present its version of Dickens A (Christmas Carol beginning Friday

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Michael LaGue wiU play the role of Dickens, the narrator, and the Ghost of Christmas Future in addition to directing the play. Lucius Houghton, who played Scrooge in last years production, returns this year as Scrooges nephew Fred.

Festival veterans Steve Boles and John Woodson will play the Ghost of Christmas Present and Marleys Ghost. Lesley Hunt wiU return as the Ghost of Christmas Past and recent NCSA graduate Ross Johnson will play Bob Cratchit.

Mer a week on the road in Greensboro at the Carolina Theatre, and in Charlotte at Spirit S(juare, A Christmas Carol will end its run at the Stevens Center in Winston-Salem Dec. 21 and 22, with shows at 3 and 8

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Tte^nditiooai ballet for the CbriBM seasoe, Tchaikovskys TheMmcker, is being presented iiCweenville for a four^te run, Dec. jlfn. Ptfformances this year wiU bejiresented in the A. J. Fletcher Reci&cHaU on the East Carolina Univ#{ity campus at 7:30 nightly with >1 adchtional matinee pmor-manc^^t 3 p.m. Dec. IS. An out-of-town pfrformaoce will be presented at 7450 p.m. Dec. 18 in the McDOwell-Columns Auditorium, Chowkn College, Murfreesboro Reservations and addtiooal infor-matiqpTis available by calling 353-2140. * ;

Th(^assic full-length ballet is being Dkoduced and {Minted by the Nortlr Carolina Academy (rf Dance Arts,;Beaded by artistic director Sherryt Mercer. Choreography is by Mercer, David Wanstreet and Lynette Dorn. Costume designer is Patrice* Alexander and the set design isbyPennyLaing.

Dancers o the academy, ranging in age from 9 to 18. for this production will be joined by guest dancers from the community and from the East Carolina University Dance Theatre.

Lead roles in the ballet will be danced by Valerie Chappell as Gara; Jeremy Dillwwth as Fritz; Raljrfi Bass and Duane Mills as Dr. and Mrs. Stahlbaum; Steve Myott as Drasselmeyer; Ernest Miller as the .Nutcracker Prince; Freddie Heath as the Mouse King, and Lauren Dunlap as the Sugar Plum Fairy.

Based on E.T.A. Hoffmans story, The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, the story was put to music by the 1^ century composer Peter Tchaikovsky, ana was first performed in St. Petersburg, Russia in 1892.

The tllet is in three acts. It opens with Ostmas Eve festivities at the home of the Stalhbaums. Herr Drosselmeyer, a mysterious old gentleman. arrives with presents and a very special gift for C ara - the nutcracker. When Clara falls asleep at midnight, the fantasy begins - a series of vivid tableaux that brings to the stage characters in the form of dancing dolls, toy soldiers and an army of mice.

l^lien the prince appears in the sequence of fantasies, he invites Clara to join him on a journey to his Kingdom of Sweets.

Th^ fantasy format provides op-xirturties for colorful ethnic dances )v pE(yle of various nationalities danciyig to music evocative of their native lands. They are dressed in colorful native costumes.

GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN -Two films produced by Hugh Morton of Grandfather Mountain - Hang Glidiitf Around the World and Wildife

the World Wildliie Artist Richard Evans Younger: The Black Bear- were howMred by the motion picture organization CINE at ceremonia in Washington, D.C., Fri^, when the films received the CINE Golden Eagle, the highest award for non-theatrical films in die United States.

In winning the CINE Golden Eagle, the two films automatically have bec(Mne (rf the U.S. entry in f(N'eign film festivals for the (xrniing year. CINE was recently advised that one of the films, Wildlife had won a tn^y for the United States in the Salen), Italy, International Film Festival. That trophy was also lae-sented at the Friday ceremonies.

Piedmont Airlines is Uie sponsor of the film, Hang Gliding, which has aired coast-toH;oast m(Me than 20 times in the past year to the 33 million households that subscribe to the ESPN television sports network. The film, narrated by Jim Thacker, gives a hisUsry of the coi(Nrfui young spcMt of hang gliding, and features scenes

of the international competition in Australia, as well as the Masters <rf Hang Gliding Championship at Grandfather IK^tain.

The Black Bear is one of three pilot films for a contemplated wiliUife series (m television, and features Grandfathers Mountains Mildred the Bear as the subject fcH-wildlife artist Richard Evans Youngo- (rf Blowing Rock. The other two v^dlife pilot films covo* the cougar and the shore birds on the N(u^ Carolina coast. The cougar and slxHe binte films were completed too late for entry in the 1965 CINE Golden Eagle competition.

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CLARA AiND THE PRINCE ... Dancers in the roles of Clara and the Nutcracker Prince in the forthcoming |utKlncti( of The Nntcracker are Valerie Chappell and Ernest Miller. Chappell, (rf Greenville, is a member of the N. C. Academy of Dance Arts, and Miller, of Lexington, is a senior dance major in the East Carolina University dance theatre. (Photograph by Dr. Jarlath McKenna)

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Nancy Wilson Concert

DURHAM The Hayti Development Corporation will present jazz song-stylist Nancy Wilson in concert at 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Duke Universitys Page Auditorium.

The shows will benefit the Hayti Development Corporation and the Reggie Harris Scholarship Fund of Duke University. Local jazz artists Yusef and Friends and Nnenna Freelon will also perform. The evening program will additionally inclu(ie a fashion show. WTVD (Channel 11) producer Janice Crump will emcee the shows.

For more information, call 683-1818 or 684-4059.

KENANSVILLE - The brighy lit tree, gaily wrapped gifts, stockings hung by the chimney - much of our mo(iem-day Christmas celebration has roots in the customs of our European forefathers. StUl, settlers in the New World found ways to make the holiday their own, especially in the South. The Kenan family of Duplin County was one of the many families who borrowed tradition, but also )ersonalized their (Tiristmas cele->ration.

Actually, if the first pilgrims had had their way, December 25 would be just like any other day on the calendar. In 1620, the Puritans at Plymouth Colony banned C^stmas celebrations, connecting the holiday with the Anglican reveling of the England they had left behind. One dissenter, though. Captain Ctotopher Hones of the Mayflower, did open a barrel of beer for the occasion.

Connecticut law was even more specific, prohibiting the making of mince pies, playing at cards, or performing on any instruments of music except the drum, trumpet and Jews harp. Though the laws were repealed in 1681, Cfuistmas was considered a common workday in Boston until 1856.

Farther south. North Carolinians celebrated in much the same way

know them today were unknown to mid-19th centui7 Americans. Particularly American is the tree that reaches from floor to ceiling. In Germany, where the Christmas tree originated, the evergreen was set on the tabletop. If an evergreen was not available, the early American pioneers made do with sassafras or oak trees.

Original too to America is the community tree. Up until about 1900, only one in five families had a Christmas tree of their own. Instead, an evergreen was set up in the schoolhouse, church or town hall for everyone to decorate and enjoy.

A familiar holiday plant, previously known only south of the border, also became Americanized. The U.S. ambassador to Mexico brought the showy scarlet plant home to South Carolina in 1829. And so Joel R. Poinsett gave the poinsetta its name.

By adopting and adapting the dif

ferent customs of its inhabitants, America has created a melting pot holiday, and all these traditions are considered when historic Liberty Hall in Kenansville and its support buildup are (tecorated each year for the holiday season.

Open house activities are sched

uled from 1 to 5 p.m., Saturday. The events are open and free to the

public. Liberty Hall will remain decorated for guests and tours through the hiliday season. For more information, contact Liberty Hall Restoration at 2964)522.

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Sunday. December 8,1965

An 83-year-oId bird hunter, Luke Anderson, and an author from Durham, b Griffin, are among the line-up of guests to be appearing mi Carolina Today

during the coming week. The early morning magazine show, co-hosted by Slim Short and Cindy Pleasants, is broadcast each weekday morning ovm* WNCT-TV, Channel 9, Greenville, from 6 to 8 a.m.

The weeks calendar is: \

MONDAY - 6:40 a.m., Corn-growing in North Carolina, The N.C. Com Growers Association; 7:15 a.m.. Community Salute to Carteret County: Terry Pollock, education specialist of the N.C. Marine Resources Center - A Holi

day Seafood Recipe; 7:25 a.m.. Ginger Edwards and Chuck Stokes, the Scuf-fleton Parade; 7:40 a.m., Lib Griffin of

Durham, author of the book, The Pains and Pleasures of Parenthood

TUESDAY - 6:40 a.m., Healthbreak with Dr. Hal May, department of Family Medicine, East Carolina University: Holiday Depression. 7:15 a.m.. Dean Janies, Deans Photography: copy and restoration of portraits; 7:25 a.m., Jeaii Bowen, chairman and Ed Swindell, the Bath Christmas Parade.

7:40 a.m., Glenn Adair, town commissioner; Bud Dixon, Morehead City mayor, and Jeff Newton, president of Beaufort Business and Professional Association in a Salute to uirteret County.

WEDNESDAY - 6:40 a.m.. Education spotlight - Sherry Boyette, president and Pat Jackson, vice president of South Lenoir VICA Gub; 7:15 a.m.. United Way News - A visit to the REAL Crisis Center; 7:25 a.m., Kim Walker, director of the Ci^tal Coast Civic Center, a Salute to Carteret County; 7:30 a.m.. Social Security information with Fred Lilley; 7:40 a.m.. Nutrition Advisor Gaye Jallota, registered dietition, Cooking with low sodium, low cholesterol.

THURSDAY-6:40 a.m., Luke Anderson, an 83-year-old bird hunter; 7:15 a.m.. An update of Lady Pirate Basketball with Head Coach Emily Manwar-ing; 7:25 Les Gamer and Majw Davis of the Salvation Army; 7:30 a.m.. Employment Security Commission reprsentative on available jobs; 7:40 a. m., all around the house.

Friday Thelma Chadwick, director of Tri-County Senior Citizens Pageant and Gladys White, the reigning Miss Tri-County; 7:15 a.m., Carol Marsh, author of The Fortune Cocrfiie Christmas - a Christmas story set in Greenville; 7:25 a.m., Mamie Smith, Ayden Home and Garden Tour; 7:30 a.m., Camp Lejeune report; 7:40a.m., plant doctor.

IN TODAY'S CONCERT Two of the perfumers being featured in the Greenville Choral Society and Greenville Chamber Orchestra concert today are shown in rehearsal. The two are soprano Patricia Hiss and pianist Mark Gansor. The concert will begin at 5 p.m. at Memorial Baptist Church on Greenville Boulevard. Tickets may be purchased at the door.

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WASHINGTON, N.C. - Louis J. D?Tno of Bath is directing this years production of The Messiah at 8 p.m. Saturday, and again at 3 p.m. Dec. 15. Darmo was a soloist in the premiere performance of The Messiah last year in Washington, and returns to direct the choir of 40 local singers.

Co<;hairman of Swansboros 200th anniversary celebrations subcommittee for Music and Drama, he has been a soloist and choir member of the Greenville Choral Society and a past cast member in Baths outdoor

Madagascar colony in 1896.

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drama, Blackbeard: Knight of the Black Flag in Bath as well as a cast member for two seasons in The Lost Colony at Manteo.

In 1980, Darmo was named chairman of the Beaufort County Schools Music and Arts Committee and has since served in this capacity. He has also been the County music teacher for the Summer Migrant Program for two years.

Darmo teaches music at Beaufort County Elementary School and Belhaven Elementary School.

Accompanying Darmo will be Doug Cut er on pipe organ, and a string quartet from the Greenville area. The production is open and free to the public.

A musical performance by a large number of students will highlight the Monday meeting at the P.T.A. at E. B. Aycock Junior High School.

The Fine Arts faculty - which includes Chuck Allen, band director; Martin Bellar, orchestra director; Patricia Hiss, choral director, and Dawn Thomas, art director, are jointly preparing and presenting the program.

The program begins at 7:30 p.m. in the E. B. Aycock Gymnasium. There is no admission charge and the public is invited.

The chorus will be accompanied by Jeannie Carstarphen ana Crystal Dillard. Signs for the hearing impaired will be presented during the singing of Depart in Peace. Elections in the program include Pergolesis Glory to God, to be performed by the combined orchestra and chorus. The orchestra presentation will have selections i rom the Sound of Music and South Pacific, with the latter to be led by student conductor John Rose.

Other portions of the program will be the presentation of music by the Concert Band and the Symphonic Band, conducted by Chuck Allen and assisted by student teacher Cheryl Whitehead. The program will conclude with a suite of traditional carols.

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Twelve auditions for students interested in attending the East Carolina University School of Music have been scheduled for early 1986. Four of the auditions will be held on campus; the remaining auditions are scheduled off-campus for the convenience of students who live m distant locations.

The auditions are for students seeking admission or scholarship aid at the ECU music school. It is recommended, but not required, that students set a specific audition time ahead of the date.

The 1986 auditions schedule includes on-campus events set for Jan. 17, Feb. 14, March 21 and April 18

Off-campus auditions are:

Charlotte - East Mecklenburg High School, Jan. 22,1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

^rtanburg, S. C. - Spartanburg High School, Jan. 23,3 - 4:30 p.m.

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By JANEE. ALLEN ' AsseciatedPress Writer NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) - In sewch for Civil War realism, the makers of the television mini-series Merth and South, Book II" have gone to the m who take the realism of the hattka^ to heart: war re-caactors.

And they bdieve the resulting nor-trayal of such key battles as Bull Rua, Antietam, Petosburg and Five

Forks will stand through hisUxy as themot accmate portrayals of those fightseverfilmed.

This is the onlv chance Ill ever have to make my bobby come to life and finally see it dnie right, says Ray Itobeck, a Civil War re^nactor and the {roductimi historian, battle choTMgrapher and technical adviser.

This is the most historically correct film that has been made, as far as battles, wardrobe and props. Everything you see visually is detail. Whenever they research a Civil War film, this will be the film they go to," saw property master Bill Macsems.

l2-hour production, scheduled for broadcast in the sjMing, picks up where the recently aired series North and South left off, chronicling the Civil War years in the lives of fictional Northern and Southern fam-ito.

Its not a movie, its an event, Httheck says of the gathering of the re-enactors on a Natchez ranch. This stand as a historical drama, not a soap opera.

You want to get across the horror,' how horrible it really was, so people will apinreciate what our forefathers went through.

To do that, he has brought to Natchez nnffe than 1,300 men from 45 states to re-enact Civil War battles in auUientic uniforms using original artillery. 'iey flocked here with their guns, cannons, horses and sometimes families in tow - to be a part of the battle scenes in the $26 million production.

Herbeck, who began organizing his armies 18 months ago, placed them in 10 brigades under military commanders. Even off the set, they behave like soldiers.

We have reveille at 4:30 a.m. Its just like any army. Im the commander.

Among the group are 18 of the 35 members or Camp Fuller in Rockford. 111. Like most of the reenactors, they read an advertise-moit Herbeck placed in their hobbys special magazine. Camp Chase Gazette, calling for participants in the filming, said Richard McAdoo, an insurance man from Rockford.

The re-enactors, who enioy playing out Qvil War battles back home on weekends, didnt need hotel accommodations: theyve set up camp in A-frame tents on the sprawling property of Dr. Avery McKinley. Sitting each night around the campfire, they discuss strategies for the ne\t days battles. Many have become so wHolly absorbed in fighting the Civil War again, theyve made even the crew and Herbeck believe the battles are real.

Its like I was there. All of a sudden, youre in 1861, 1864, 1865, Herbeck says.

For Herbeck, 39, clad in the uniform of the Eighth Texas Cavalry, the passion for history originated with a childhood trip to a national park battlefield in Arkansas where befound a musket ball.

The crew has encouraged the passion in the re-enactors.

When we get into battle, I want you to mean it. Kl (them), British director Kevin Connor screamed into a megaphone during the Bull Run re-Qactment. Below him and down a hill, the booming cannons sent clouds of smoke across the fields, muzzleloaders cracked into the air and soldiers held their sabers pointed skyward as they played out a Union cannon bombardment. Sweating in their wool uniforms, they fought to die death, following their colors through the gunpowder haze.

A model of Henry House, where Stonewall Jackson made his home, blew apart in a volley of cannon fire as Herbeck inconspicuously cued his field commanders with a walkie-talkie.

Joseph R. Jennings, the production designer and a veteran of the miniseries Shogun, says the crew

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. CARTHAGE - Camp Easter In-the-Pines is a recipient of a donation in the amount of $26,192 from the Folk: Round and Square Dance Federation of North Carolina. The federation is a statewide organization that has been in existence for 34 years.

A total of 180 clubs took part in this event in supporting projects resulting in this donation. The check was presented to Bill Russell, director of Camp Easter In-the-Pines at the federation dance held recently at Wilkes Community College in Wijlhesboro.

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realized rains that flooded s^ially prepared trenches davs berore the mining actually added a special air (rfautl^ticity.

There was more damage causal to the Unk trenches by the rains than by all the Confederate shells fired at it. They had the same |ro-bkms we had, he says.

The penchant for detail and passion for history has rubbed off on the principal actors. James Read plays George Hazard, head o a family ironworks factory who a^ serves as a cotonel on a generaTs stafi and a special adviser to President Awaham Lincoln.

The role has reactivated his diildhood passion for Civil War history, sKhng the New York state native to the nearby Viduburg Military Park in search of relatives graves.

I had a great-great uncle killed in battle at Vicksburg. I went up there last weekend and found the monu-

sooal story.

Read says he relies on the re-enactors to hdp him on the battkfidd.

Wha Im in battle, I ask these guys instead of an assistant director. Ihe war hobbyists even taught him the West Point method of raising a sword that would have been used at

the time a Northern commander.

Actor Lewis Smith of Chattanooga, Tenn., portraying Soidh Caroliman Charles Main, agrees.

To all of us, the reenactors are what will make this thing work. They know what theyre doing more than we do. When you pan across these faces and when youre woiting with those men in scenes, the work becmneseffortle^.

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WHEN CLEANED UP . . a broken cooch shell revealed the accretion of smaller shells within a hole in the shell. The specimen is obvioosly one dron>cd by someone along the way. as the natural deposit of such a shell in the swampy area would be a rare occurrence.

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Tr>e Dally Reflector. Greenville, N.C._Sunday, Decembers, 1985 Q.-J

Text And Photographs By Jerry Raynor

C FANCY TWIST... In one area along the stream is a large, tangled growth of . hoMyscudde vines. The detail here shows the manner in which several I natter vines have used the larger stem to cling to in its upward climb.r >)

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two uprooted trees and a third tree bent into a rainbow shape. The root system of the trees, heavily covered with black swamp mud, adds a contrasting dark note.

As waterways in eastern North . Carolina go, this nameless small stream in Beaufort County is hardly noticeable in passing, just large enough to need a 20 foot bridge to span the highway crossing point.

The wooded area bordering the slow flow of dark water is narrow, a ribbon of dampness in which gum, oak, pine, maple and an occasional tall c;^ress grows.

On sunny davs, additional sunlight filters into me grayness of the swampy rea from- open fields on both sides, no more than a hundred yards distant at any given point. This extra spread of light creates an atmosphere almost of a make-believe swamp instead of an isolated remnant of the real thing.

These miniature swamp streams - and they are numerous throughout eastern North Carolina, are p&iect choices for limited exploration, especially in the presence of young children who might be intimidated by larger, denser swamp settings. m

Without any sense of being rushed an hours slow meandering over a distance not exceeding about a mile is all that is needed to make any number of pleasant discoveries of things expected, and an occasional unexpect^ find.

In this particular swamp area, one of the unexpected sights was a large growth of heavily tangled honeysuckle vines sweeping high into several trees. Honeysuckle* is indeed a common plant throughout eastern North Carolina, but as a rule the heavier growth occurs along fences, around abandoned buildings and on the edges of fields.

Evidently not cut back for a long period of time, the older honeysuckle vines have attained a diameter of more than an inch.

The most unexpected discovery was that of a six-inch conch shell protruding from the mud at the edge of a dark pool of shallow water. Washed off, it was revealed as a battered specimen with an accretion of smaller shells firmly attached to a hole in the shell. As no other sea-related object was anywhere nearby, it can be assumed some earlier visitor for some reason had dropped it there.

Another item of interest stumbled upon was a medicine bottle from some years past, caked inside and out with layers of dried and new mud. It lay on top of a small trash pile almost hidden by many seasons of soil and leaf accumulation.

In any stretch of outdoors, whether swamp, pasture or wooded area, a lookout from ground to waist level always brings to light a surprising number of cocoons spun by insects. The shapes, patterns and placement of these easily overlooked jewels of nature come in a surprising variety, A comprehensive study of these reproductive sacs could be a challenging subject for anyone with time to devote to searching these mt for a research project.

At one place not far distant from the highway bridge, a number of trees, (according to a nearby homesteader) , were toppled several weeks ^0 by the winds of Hurricane Gloria. I^e wind, in passing through, fashioned a fascinating storm-created swamp garden in a manner that would certainly win plaudits of admiration from a connoisseur of Oriental nature arrangements.

At this small stream lcale, as well as in any similar place, the possibility (rf alluring .discoveries extend beyond the immediate site.

Here, at the edge of the forest bordering the stream, sunlight spotlighted paper-thin gold leaves of a wild gra^vine and glistened on sprinklings of a few remaining crimson leaves adhering to small branches of black gum and sourwood saplings.

The final phase of this leisurely journey of dikovery was through an irregularly shaped fallow field, covered with stands of bronzed broomstraw and shoulder-high lacy seed heads of dog fennel weeds. A few late-flowering morning glories asserted their hardiness the vine furnishes an array of jeweled colors from March until the arrival of the autumns first killing frost.

Where the field bordered on a one-lane dirt road, the rustic beauty of a water pump beneath an apple tree in the yard of a tiny abandoned frame house was a perfect conclusion to oliscoveries in an hours rambling along the nameless little Beaufort County stream.

INSECT ART... The handiwork of an insect in spinning a snowy-white cocoon and weaving a silver-gray web is confirmation of the intricate workings of nature on a small scale.

NEAR THE STREAM... In the yard of a tiny abandoned home in a field bordering the stream, the combination of a water pump beneath an apple tree lends an appealing

rustic touch of the nostalgic kind in keeping with the ; nearby serenity of the stream area.

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2 Rosa ^arks. the mother ol the ci rights mosement." recmiK returised to Vtonlgomers. Alabama, to obserse the 30th annisersars of the (CHOOSE ONE: bus boscott. restuarani sit-ins| she started in 1955.

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i The Miami [>olphirH recmfK ended the Chkago Bears' dream of an unbeaten season. During the game, became the first runner in NEl hislory to gain 100 yards in eight straight games. 5 Notre Dame head football coach Gerry Faust recently resigned after five years. Faust wiH be replaced by Lou HolU of (CHOOSE ONE: Mkhigan State, the ^ University of Minnesota).

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Guidelines Ordered

PORTU.ND. .Maine '.\Pi - A federal judge has given Transpora-lion Secretar) Elizabeth Dole 10 days to wnte regulations governing accessibility by the handicapped to public transportation systems receiving federal money.

The decision by Judge Gene Carter charged Mrs. Dole with violating a 1982 congressional act that established guidelines for handicapped access and set a July 1983 deadline for the U.S. Transportation secretary to draft regulations and implement them

The Transportation Department declined comment on the oraer

The executive director of the .Maine Association of Handicapped Persons, which filed the lawsuit last April that prompted the decision, said. "It's a morning of celebration."

Weve received an early

Christmas present from Judge Gene Carter," said Thomas H. Andfews.

The judge said congress set the deadline to ensure that disabled or handicapped people have access to fixed-route bi systems, such as the .Metro system in Greater Portland, which receive federal money.

"This court is not prepared to sit by and condone the secretarys

unimaginably leisurely pace in per- inctions," Carter said.

forming her functions.

He ordered Mrs. Dole to submit a draft of the regulations, together with her urging for prompt review, to the Office of Management and Budget and the Department of Justice by Dec. 13. ,

Mrs. Dole also was ordered to report to the court every 15 days with "a detailed review of the secretarys efforts to accelerate that process" of implementation.

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1902 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL

Mark VI, 2 door. Dove Gray, ex cellent condition. 756 7057 days or 355-7124, nights

(4) 1905 Lincoln Town Cars, Ford Executive. Leo Venters Motors Inc., Ayden, 746 6171.

020

Mercury

1976 MERCURY MARUIS,

very good condition, fully equipped, $900. Call 756 1^1.

1901 MERCURY LYNX sta

tionwagon, air, AM/FM stereo, cruise control, radial tires, $2800.752 3013 anytime

021

Oldsmobile

1979 STARFIRE. Good condi tion, automatic transmission, air Call 752 5707 or 355 2886.

1979 CUTLASS, new tires, new battery, runs good. $1600. 746-4474

1979 CUTLASS Supreme Brougham, 63.000 miles, one owner, air, cruise, tilt, $3800. 756 5276.

1981 OMEGA, 4 door, power steering, power brakes, air. AM/FM, Burgandy. Excellent condition, U400. Call 758 1274. atterp.m.

1*03 CUTLASS CIERA

Brougham. AM/FM stereo, tilt wheel, cruise. Days, 757 1960. After*, 355 7391.

023

Pontiac

1900 PONTIAC TRANSAM, fully equipped with T Tops, new tires, 50,000 miles. Must see to appreciate. $4500. Call after 6 p m 758 1271.

1903 PONTIAC 6000LE. Fully loaded, take over payments. Call 355 6039.

1904 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX

LE white, fully equipped, added extra electric sun roof, 18,000 miles $8500 negotiable. Call atterp.m. 758 1271

024

Foreign

1971 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, very good condition. Best offer before December lOth. 752 8869.

197* TOYOTA Corona station I, 4 speed, good condition, 2381, after 6.

wagon, 4 $950.753 ;

1977 DATSUN B210 $1295. 752 7636.

1970 20OZ, Silver, $3950. Can be seen at Colonial Gulf, 1-975 2348.

1979 B-210 Oatsun wagon, good condition, 756 5119.

1979 OATSUN 2802. Very good mechanical condition, wiil seli at reasonable price. Please call Terry Jordan or William Handley at BBAT, 752 6889 or at home, 756 4711 or 758-0374

1979 HONDA ACCORD Deluxe, gray with maroon velvet interl or, extras. $500 down and only $198.07 per month. Call 752 7117.

1979 MAZDA RX7 Must see to appreciate. Very sporty $4500. Call Jamie 758 2172 between 8 a.m. 12noonandSp.m. untii.

1979 TOYOTA COROLLA sta

tionwagon, 5 speed, excellent condition. 67,000 miles. $2350, 355 6103.

1979 TOYOTA Corolla, 2 door, 4 speed, good motor, $1250 with warranty, 753 2381, after*.

1*80 TOYOTA Clica I will fl nance at less than $200 per month with $500 down payment. Call Mr Norman 752 8986.

1*01 HONDA CIVIC 1500 DX hatchback. Very good shape $3.050 746 3513.

1*02 MAZDA RX7 GS. Excellent condition Call after 6, 752 7901

1*03 20OZX, black with tan Inte rior Leather package Glass t tops, fully loaded. Excellent condition. $13,000 Call 756 4456 anytime.

1*04 HONDA ACCORD LX, 4

door, air, 5 speed, cruise, AM/ FM cassette. 4 speakers, power windows, 22,200 miles, 1 owner, excellent condition, $9800. Call 756 5686, nights.

032 Boats & Motors

WOOD SUNFISH Needs work, great for hobblst $75. 756 77*2 anytime.

1*03 NACRA Catamaran. 5.0. l*''5' with galvanized trailer. 756 6771. after*.

034Camping Equipment

?RUC^COV?RSr*t*CtoTy outlet. Aluminum covers, starting at $149. Raised roof fiberglass, starting at $499. Ayden, 746 3530.

l0'/i FOOT Prowler travel trail er, sleeps*, $2000. 758 6307, after 6p.m

1*06 AlRSTltEAM Excella 500. Good condition reasonable price 752 8826

034 Cycles For Sale

XR-IOO HONDA, 1982 Model lor sale, $425 Call 752 4470.

YAMAHA 3 AND 4 WHEELERS on sale now. Stan's Cycle Center, Inc. *0i Dickinson Avenue We are Excitement!! 757 0592

19*5 HONDA CR-00 Like new condition 752 002*

034 Cycles For Sale

ADULT 3 WHEEL bicy ( condition, 8150 negoti. 5750444

cie, good iable, 1

Caa00T HONDA ail 75b2S74 after 3:M.

iUZUKI DSeafWX, excellent

condition, $500. 757-0333.

040 Jeeps & Vans

1977 CHEROKEE Chief. 4 wheel drive, $2500 752-0524, after 3 p.m.

1*7* FORD VAN 6 cylinder, automatic transmission, clean, in very good condition. $2295 nr gotiable 758 1603

1*02 DODGE VAN AM FM. air

good condition Will sell at rea sonable price. Please call Terry Jordan or William Handley at BBAT, 752 600* or at home. 756^ 471 lor 750 0374.

1*04 JEEP CHEROKEE Chief, 2 door, 4 wheel drive, 15,000 miles, 5 speed, cruise, air, AAA/FM cassette, 4 speaker, 1 owner, excellent condition, $12,000. Cali 756-5606, nights_

041

Trucks

ASSUME LEASE $176 month 1905 Nissan pickup 5 speed, air, AM/FM stereo-tape, rear bumper, 7800 miles warranty! 756 7133 aHer 7:30; Saturday and Sunday anytime.

IfU FORD pickup $450 Call 946-6909.

1*71 CHEVROLET C 30 flat bed truck, automatic. $1400 758-0641 8AM 5PM

1*75 TOYOTA PICKUP, long bed, clean, good condition, 4 speed $1100 negotiable Call 750-1603.

1*75 WHITE FORD Econoline Van, 8 cylinder, air, 756 0416.

1*77 FORD VAN, 56,000 miles, great condition, power steering, power brakes, automatic. 351 motor, speed control and tilt, 4 windows. $4500. 758 2300.

1*70

FORD COURIER XLT

cylinder, 5 speed transmission, long bed, with sliding glass window. $1100 negotiable 758 1603

pickup.

transmi

1*79 CHEVROLET BLAZER

4x4, white, standard equipment, clean. 78.000 miles. $4295. Call afterSpm. 758 1271.

197* FORD WINDOW Van. air, automatig, V-8, 58,000 original miles, $3450 752 9249.

1900 BLACK TOYOTA 4 wheel drive truck. 98,000 miles, long bed, slide black glass window. Apline stereo, good condition, 753 3692. $3800

1901 CHEVROLET Scottsdale short bed truck, $5,000 retail value; will sacrifice $3695, will finance with reasonable down payment. Call 752-7118.

1901 CHEVROLET C IO. 8' body, excellent condition. Will sell at reasonable price. Please call Terry Jordan or William Handley at BB&T, 752 6889 or at home, 756 4711 or 758 0374.

1901 FORD S Custom 100, good condition, power steering, air, power brakes, 756 0691.

1901 JEEP WAGONEER, very clean. Priced to sell, 72,924 ac tual miles, 825 4746.

1902 CHEVROLET TRUCK

Silverado Call 758 3819 after 6 p.m

1902 WAGNEER LIMITED

Asking$10,500. Call 756 9866

1903 $10 Longbed Chevrolet Truck, 40,000 miles, power steering, automatic overdrive V-6, air condition, black and silver, $5,500. 756 8099

1*04 CMC, automatic, air. AM/FM stereo with cassette, dual gas tanks $8150.756 9505.

044

Child Care

BABY SITTER needed, my home. Monday Friday, 32-40 hours, references required Call 757 0323,

BABYSITTER NEEDED to

care for infant in my home, Monday Friday. 7:30 4 30. Ref erences required. 752 0903.

FULL TIME sitter needed star ting in mid January. Prefer Camelot, Cherry Oaks or sur rounding area. Call 756 7837.

050

Pets

AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies, excellent bloodline, all shots, wormed. Will hold until Christmas. Call 758-5018.

AKC GOLDEN RETREIVER

males, $100, females,$SO. 758 7748.

AKC REGISTERED

Keeshonds. 5 weeks old. Call 1 524 5436after5:30p.m

AKC REGISTERED Siberian Huskies. 752 4577 after 7.

AKC SHIH-TZUS, 6 weeks old, December 20th, affectionate, will hold til Christmas, 355 5826.

AKC YORK Shire Terrier. Ready for Christmas Call after 4 p.m. 757 3850.

BLACK LAB female pup, 11 weeks old, AKC. Call. Animal Hospital, 756 0148,

BORDER COLLIE pups Great companion, guard and working dogs. 1 859 1206or 1-795 3604.

FREE CHRISTAAAS PUPPIES.

756 2582.

GERMAN SHEPHERDS AKC, beautiful markings, will hold til Christmas, $100.823 0605.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup

pies, AKC registered, 1 975 2224.

LOVING 4 MONTH old Beagle puppy named Snoopy, all shots. For sale or trade for Rat Terrier puppy. 752 3079, after6 p.m.

PETHAVEN MEMORIAL Park has all your needs for your time of grief. We have choice burial plots, coskefs special tor pets, flowers, mourments tor pets, for you to bury in our cemetery or

C favorite spot at home. 7 days a week. Call any time 1 747 3805.

POMERANIAN. I male, AKC. 7 weeksold. $200.752 8149.

RAT TERRIER puppies, $50 each, devyormed and shots, 752 5199, after 4 p.m.

REGISTERED CHOWS. $100 Call 355 5351.

SEAL POINT Himalayan, CFA champion bloodline, great Christmas gift, $175.756 2969

SYLVIA'S GROOMING Parlor and professional grooming and training. Obedience and protec tion 758-0732

TWO REGISTERED Treeing Walkers, 17 months old, I male $175; 1 female $150 Call 746-3810

UKC REGISTERED Rat Ter

riers Also Beagle puppies. 752 5419

WANT TO BUY 1 or 2 Beagles. 12 to 13", good |ump and run that will not run deer, 746 3955.

2 YEAR OLD Setter, started, female, or pointer male, $150 Call I 946 68M, after 7 p.m

057 Help Wanted Administrative

DIRECTOR OF BERTIE Cam pus needed at Martin Community College. Responsible tor organizing and promoting courses In Bertie County. Must be able to work flexible hours when needed Bachelor Degree reoulred. Masters preferred wlfh community service experl ence or community college work experience preferred Applica tions accepted through December 20,1985 Job Service. Employment Security Commis Sion, Washington, Street, Wllllamston, NC 27892. Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer

kSUMES professionally prepared. Reasonable rates. 355 6410.

058

Hlp Wantfd Clerical

ACCOUNTS PAYaIlI posi tion Bookkeeping experience or 2 year accounting degree re quired Computer experience helpful. 756 3lS0, extension 26

oSkkRWeT Part-time with flexible hours Ledger posting experience preferred but not necessary 752 2131. Ask for Ron

ThaDaily RGfloctor, Gf>a2vfllM4JC^^^^^Suf^ay^ecembra^^ , - j

058 Htip Wantad Ckrical

WATGAGE loan Servicing Clerk. Send Resume with sal^ requirements to First Federal, attention Sue Creech, P O Box 1039, Greenville, NC 27034.

RECEPTIONIST POSITION

available with growing Ophthalmic practice. Excellem salary and benefits. Send resume to Ophttialmic Recep^ tionist. P.O. Box 1*67, Green villa, NC 27035.

SECRETARY needed imedfate ly. Experience essential Vari ety of work Good hours and good benefits with regional company Call Mr Meeks, 7SA 3171.

TYPISTS-SECRETARIES 50-1- Words Per Minute. Call TRC Temporary Services, Inc 355^7222

WANTED: Payroll clerk We are now interviewing for a payroll clerk Most be able to run a calculator with touch fluently; typing, dictation, personnel and insurance knowledge is a plus 7 paid holidays, Christmas vacation pay. 50 week year work. Apply in per son Berce Inc.. HiMway II, 4 lane Griffon, Big Butler Build ing at Pitt Lenoir County Line. 524 4320

059

Help Wanted Medical

ASSISTANT HEAD NURSE

Hemodialysis

THE MOSES H. CONE ME

A0ORIAL HOSPITAL, a 533 bed teaching hospital, is currently seeking an Assistant Head Nurse for Hemodialysis

The opening is on our 4 bed acute hemodialysis unit. Re quirements include the follow ing: BSN preferred, medical/ surgical acute care and hemodialysis experience re quired. You will report directly to the Head Nurse and have management and evaluation responsibilities for all phases of patient care with 24-hour ac countability

JOINUSINOURPHILOSa

PHY

OF PRIAAARY NURSING! Contact

Pat McLean, RN Nurse Recruiter Department G

THE MOSES H. CONE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

1200 N. Elm street Greensboro, N.C. 27401-1020 (919) 379 4489 (COLLECT)

An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

DENTAL ASSISTANT

Immediate position available for mature enthusiastic individual with a minimum of 2 years of college to assist general dentist. Prefer health related background. In-office training provided. Salary commensurate with experience. Minority applicants encouraged. Submit resume or apply at:

Assistant 614 North Grace Street Rocky Mount. NC 27801

HELP WANTED immediately Fast growing health care facility has the following position. AAedical assistant and X ray technician experience prefer red. Send resume to 507 East 14th Street

LPN NEEDED for large medi cal office Good benefits. Expe rience required. Please send resume to LPN, P.O. Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.

MEDICAL RECORDS mana I. Responsible for the day to i operation of a Single Cou Area Mental Health Prograr Medical Records Department Includes supervision of 3 staff and Member of Quality Assurance Committee Desire an RRAorandART with mental Health experience.

Contact Tony Sanders, Pitt County Mental Health Center. 306 Stantonsburg Road, Greenville, NC 27834. (919 ) 752 7)51, EO/AAE.

PAMLICO NURSING CENTER

has immediate openings for RNs and LPNs on 3 11 and 11 7 shifts. Full time and part time positions are available. Call Bridget at ) 946 9570 for further information. 8:30-5. Monday Friday. EOE.

PHARMACIST position now available at Kerr Drugs in Kinston, Goldsboro, Jackson ville, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Pinehurst and Dunn. Benefits include profit sharing, group in-surance, paid vacation, employee discounts and an ex cellent starting salary. Contact Amy Barbrey at 919 872 5710 or send resume to P.O. Box 61000, Raleigh, NC 2766).

REGISTERED NURSE. Posi tion available working approx imately 15-20 hours per week Must have prior experience in health education. Computer experience helpful. Send resume to Registered Nurse, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.

SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELOR I

Salary Range: $12.924 $18.804 Minimum Education and Experience:

Graduation from high school or equivalent and 3 years experl ence in substance abuse field, 2 of which must have been at level of Substance Abuse Worker; or graduation from a four - year college or university and ) year experience as a Substance Abuse Counselor Trainee. Must have knowledge of substance abuse addiction processes, withdrawal, psychoparmacy and be able to apply different therapeutic approaches. Must have sound grasp of Alcoholics Anonymous program and be el igible tor ceritlcatlon as an alcoholism counselor by the N C. Alcoholism Counselor Cer llfication Board, which requires 500 board approved hours of alcoholism training, including 390 in practicum and 210 aca demic/didactic Last date for accepting applications: 12/16/ 05 Mall completed N C. State Application for employment to:

Neuse Center for MH/MR/SAS P.O. Box 1636 New Bern, NC 28560

Attention Harold Lilly Equal Opportunlty/Altlrmatlve Action Employer

Please attach to application three (3) letters of recommeda tion.

WANTED: Social Worker Assistant, Social Work Degree required. Dietary supervisor, food service certification re quired. Housekeeping Super visor, experience required. Apply at Beverly Health Care Center, lOOO Western Boulevard, Tarboro, N.C May call 1823 0401. 95. Equal Opportunity Employer, M/F/H/V

040

Help Wanted Miscellaneous

MEDIftAL Transcrlptionlsts and Executive Secretaries needed Immediately. Contact Manpower, 757-3300.

TECHNICAL PUBLISHER has

openings in Havelock, NC for technical writers and II lustrators Prefer background in electronics, avionics or mechanical engineering, mill tary experience helpful. Also have openings for technical typ ists, layout technicians. Apply lo Local Employment Security iSlon.EOE.

Commission.

YLtMAKEtlNG position available with nations largest retail company. Afternoon and evening hours available. Salary plus bonuses. 355 7108 to ar range Interview.

WANtED; Hardworking per sonnel for supermarket to work varied hours. Apply for any department List experience and salary expected Send resumes to: PO Box 7383, Greenville, NC 27034

M Help Wanted Miscellaneous

ADVERTISING. Established local company seeks qualitied

tion is available Immediately Appty to: Advertising. P.O. Box 1967, Greenville, N.C 27835

AMERICA'S UM6EST inven lory service is seeking perma nent part time employees to take inventory in the Greenville area Starting pay, S450/hour. high school graduates or above only For interview appointment call collect 91* 707 0591, December *th and 10th.

ASSISTANT

SERVICE

AAANAGER

A long established, local autonrwtive dealership is in need of an assistant service manager. We offer excellent salary, com pany paid benefits and vacation If you feel you qualify, please respond to

Assistant Service Manager PO Box 1967 Greenville, NC 27834

AUTO PARTS MANAGER 3

years experience plus supervi Sion desired Excellent benefits Base $16 $22 plus commission Fee Negotiable Call Ted. 750 0541, Snelling & Snelling Per sonnel Services

AUTO PARTS Manager Trainee Mechanical background re quired Good starting salary (iail Atlantic Personnel 355-7931

AVON HAS openings for Christmas Season (^11758-3159.

BECOME A PART OF ANNE'S TEAM

IMMEDIATE NEED

For secretaries/typists and clerical workers Must have 1 years exper ience arid type 50 wpm Call for an appointment today

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

758-6610.

COAST GUARD opportunities, regular/reserve enlistments. Prior military service welcome AAorehead City, collect, 726-4774

COMPENSATION Specialist Must have experience Raleigh area. $15-$20 Fee Paid Call Ted. 758-0541, Snelling & Snell ing Personnel Services.

CONTROLLER needed Heavy industrial accounting plus com puter background desired. $30K^^ Fee Paid. Call Ted, 758-0541. Snelling & Snelling Personnel Services

EXPERIENCED ROOFING

personnel with quality workmanship history needed Eastern Coatings Inc. 757-3355,

EXPERIENCED ROOFER

wanted: C.L. Lupton Company, 752 6116

FULL TIME PERSON for

frame shop. Frame building experience helpful. (Sood benefits and working conditions. Send resume to Frames, P.O Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835

FULL TIME PERSON for art

supply store. Must be able to work Saturdays. Send resume to Full Time, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.

HANGERS AND FINISHERS,

756 0053

HERITAGE PERSONNEL P.O. Box 6005 103 Oakmont Drive Greenville, NC

Estimator .Experience in electrical contracting and pricing. Mid 20's to start. Call Mr. Taylor.

EXPERIENCED Sales Repre sentative ..Retrigerated truck bodies. Call Mr. Taylor

MACHINE AND WELDING

supply company needs experi enced sales representative to become sales manager in 2 years. To $40,000. Call Mr. Taylor.

WINSTON SALEM area firm needs sales representative to market and sell telephone systems. Salary plus commis sion and car allowance. Call Mr Taylor.

STEEL DETAILER Steel fabrication knowledge required. To$25,000. Call Mr Taylor

INDUSTRIAL

Sales ..Overproducing territory for welders, industrial supplies Job stability from last 5 years a must FEE PAID! Call Mr Taylor

INSURANCE ADJUSTER It

you are licensed with general adjusting experience, this p<i tion offers growth potential with great benefits. Call Mr. Stroud.

DIRECT SALES .Break into the rewarding field of marketing and direct sales with radio advertising Several positions! Call Mr Storoud.

LOOKING FOR the right ca reer? Come see us .we have management trainee and sales positions available. Be the first to get a new job for the new year! I Call Mr Stroud.

355-2020

HOMEWORKERS wirecratt production, we train house dwellers, for details write. P 0. Box 223, Norfolk Va, 23501

HOUSECLEANING WORKERS

needed. Must have own trans portatlon and live within 2 miles of Greenville. References re quired and experience prefer red. Must work 36 40 hours per week. Call Willis Maid Service. 752 4043

INDUSTRIAL SALES. 2 years experience plus college background needed. $14K plus commission Fee Paid. Call ted, 758 0541. Snelling & Snelling Personnel Services

LIVE IN COMPANION for el derly semi Invalid woman. Cooking and light housekeeping, references required 753 5973 or 753 2557, after 5 p.m

LOOKING FOR caretaker for infant with possible light housekeeping. Own transporta tion a must References re quired. Call 758 0570 after 12 noon.

MAID NEEDED for large apartment complex No phone calls please Applications ac cepted 14 only, 1400 Willow 41, Greenville.

MAJOR RESORT In Myrtle Beach seeking management personnel with hotel experience. $15,000 $22,000. Fee negotiable Call Atlantic Personnel 355 7931

MAKE EXTRA Christmas money! I! I We need people to set appointments for people to take tours. Part time evening work, ay

PM. Make 3.50/hour plus big bonusesll Males and females needed. Call 756 3360, after 5:30PM for Interview.

Sunday Thursday, 5:30 9 30

mAnAGEMNT TRAINEE

AREA REPRESENTATIVES TO COLLEGE STUDENTS

$l500a month This exciting opportunity Involves putting on afternoon and evening prescheduled consumer education/sales programs to small groups of college students In Greenville area. The com pany offers full training, pro vides appointments, salary, bonuses We are looking tor 2 people who want to be finan dally successful, love an ob talnable challenge, want more flexibility In their schedule and advancement into management. For Interview call 919 *75 9754 Sunday, December 8, li 2 p.m. and Monday, December 9, 9-12 a.m American Future Systems, ilncorporated

06C Help Wanted

Miscellaneous

MEDfCAL LAB Techntciafi needed in local office, 5 day work week Good workintf oatf-dition and fringe benefits. ^lyto: ibTectinician ^

P 0 80x3*6 Greenville, NC 27034

MERCHANDISING TRAINEE.

Experience or college bacxground needed for posflions in clolhing or sboe manage^ ment Calt Ted. 750-0541, Snell ing & Snelling Personnel.

NATIONAL FIRM needs a part time individual to fi the position of insurance fiel4 rep resentative in and around the Greenville area Preferably a retired individual looking for part time work only Auto required. For further information, call J B. White, 1 80bS32 1360

NEEDED: 5 experienced shingle roofers plus 5 laborers Call between hours of 5 and 0 pm, 752 1183

NOW HIRING TimeOut Res taurant is now hiring, cooks, ca shiers and delivery drivers All applicants must be hard work ing and honest All applicants must have own dependable car Please come by between 2 pm 5pm, 1011 Charles Street

NOW HIRING ALL Restaurant Personnel Experienced only MANAGER TRAINEE ASSISTANT AAANAGER DINING RCX3M SUPERVISOR FOOD PREPARATION STAFF WAITRESS COOKS DISHWASHERS BUS BOYS Company otters competitive salary, wages and benefits APPLY NOW Atlantic Personnel 211 Commerce Street 355^7931

OUTSTANDING Opportunity tor account executive with growing Eastern NC advertising agency Entry level, but some knowledge and experience in the advertising field is preferred Ser>d resume and any suppor ting documents to Account Ex ecutive, P.O. Box 19*7, Green ville, NC 27835

PART-TIME Child care needed on weekends Must have depen dable car for transporting children Before 5 p.m. 752^14.

PERSONNEL COUNSELOR

College background plus sales experience desired. Excellent training Call Ted, 758 0541. Snelling & Snelling Personnel

PRODUCTION Worker, High School graduate, experience with fiberglass hand layup and mold construction helpful. Heavy lifting rwuired. 40->-hour week Benefit package Apply in person Creative. AAar ble, Highway'264 West, 355 2086

PROFESSIONAL RESUME

compositions. Reasonable rates. Call Judy at Atlantic Personnel 355 7931.

PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER TRAINEE^ .

Learn from one of the oldest schools in the South

AAodern road equipment used in training

All federal certifications are supplied

- Excellent job assistance -

' Reasonable tuition

' Housing available

CHARLOTTE TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL Highway 16N Charlotte, NC

TOLL FREE 1 800 52 M933

RESTAURANT MANAGER

Trainee Fast paced business needs energetic people to train for management positions Call Ted, 758 0541, Snelling & Snell ing Personnel Services RETAIL STORE MANAGERS, and trainees needed locally and for relocation. Call Aliantfc Personnel 355 7931 J SECRETARY-helper Duties, some typing, simple bookkeep ^ ing, answer phone, pick up man, run errands, $l40/week, plus car --expense. Write with photo, SECRETARY HELPER,' P 0. Box 1967, Greenville. NC 27835.

SEEKING PERSON for draf ting position In Farmvllle Call 753 2139, between 9 5PM, Mod -day-Friday.

"STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MEDICAL DATA BASE COMMISSION-

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,

Medical Data Base Commission supervise staff of three in plan ning. budgeting, contract ' management and personnel responsibilities for Medical Data Base Commission Work with business and indusfry, health providers and government agencies in design,. construction and appropriate use of medical data base tor -state of North Carolina. Reports to nine member commission. Position exempt from State Personnel Act Prefer master's degrel in related field and 5 W years experience In health related field Data management experience preferred. Salary . $35,000 $45.000 depending on

experience Apply by December 22,1985, begin January 1986

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR,

Medical Base Commission design systems for gathering,, analyzing and reporting healm' care data for state of NC. Part of

3 member staff working with, business and industry, health care providers and government agencies Good writing skills and. training or experience in statistics required Salary $26,000 $32.000 depending on.

experience Apply by December 22, 1985 Job begins January, 1986.

Send resume or State Applica tion to

Personnel Office,

NC Department of Insurance,

P O Box 26387,

Raleigh, NC 27611.

STOCK CLERK. FULL TIME. Guaranteed 40 hours. Good' benefits available Call 756 6560.

SYSTEM 36 PROGRAMMER.

We are a rapidly expanding transport Corporation needing a programmer/Anyalist fo direct' our DP Development We need strong RPG II skills, especially with Interactive programs and knowlege of accounting systems. along with a committment with excellence Must be able to document applications and train users We offer an outstanding -opportunity to advance as we' continue fo grow Send resumes to Systems 36 Programmer," P O Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27834

TAX PREPARERS

BENEFICIAL TAX CENTER, THE NATION'S SECOND LARGEST COMMERCIAL TAX PREPARATION FIRM, HAS FULL AND PART TIME POSI TIONS AVAILABLE IM MEDIATELY FOR QUALI ' FIED. EXPERIENCED TAX PREPARERS EXCELLENT COMPENSATION PACKAGE' ANDWORKINGCONDITIONS. ,

IF INTERESTED. CONTACT' DONNA BRADSHAW, AT 756 . 0035 FOR INTERVIEW TO DAY

041

Help Wanted Sales

SOUTHERN LIFE Insurange Company Is accapting applica tions for a rapresentaiive In the Grsenvllle office. Call 752 3000 for appointment.

TEXAi OIL COMPANY

ure per

surrounding Greenville. Contact'

needi

mature person for short trlM* igGn

customers We train. Write P B.* Dickerson, President, Southwestern f^troleum. Box 709.' Fort Worth, Texas 76101

$700-$2000

Weekly Caliber

National Music and Video Com < s and I

reps. Immediate Income cellent repeat business

pany needs managers and sales

te ln<

Immediate Income, ex 702

031 4602,12 5 P.M

(M Th Dtty fWIctor. Qraenviile. N.C._SUndiiy. Decumfcir^ tt '

Htip Wanted Saits

ras?

FlT

wnld

MINDED Mrson tkM

MtCS positiofi proomsiv* attiNiic facility Sand mumt to P 0 Box ITItS tMatgh. NC 2r)t or call W MW tar an intarvitw

Of T MTO THE txciting fld of

Cabla TV. If you onjoy maatin paopie and marketing a produc

paopia onjoy this caroar is for Plaasa mail rasume to Skating Ocpartmant. P O Box Mil Rocky Ntount. NC

MANAAER TRAINEE. If you

qualify you will rectiva SISOO per month tor 2 months hita in school 124,000 par yaar attar graduation Salas and managamant axparianca halptuJ Call I I0IM;2 MOO.

OPPORTUNITY

Ambitious man woman Availabla lor immadiata full time employ mant Earnings opportunity J300 par oak to start Larga na tional company Call M6I

MLES SERVICE Reprasantat

iva for local tarmita past control company Pay is draw and commission Opportunity for advancamant Good banafits in eluding vahKle and insurance Exparianca helpful Apply witt Tarminix, MI4 South Wemoria! Drive EOE

SALES UP TO 2S.0M New branch of national firm looking for a few hardworking saias paopia to sail a new cost attac tiva marketing artd adveftising concept in Greaovilie and sur rounding areas Send resumes to Job. P 0 Box 1171 Kinston NC 2*501

SALESPERSON Need am bitious parson who likes outside sales filing new and used of flea machines Potential to S2S.OOO High commission against draw S3(M|71

Help Wanted Teachers

PHYSICAL THERAPY Assistant Coordinators lnstruc4or needed at Martin Community Ceiiaga Responsible for the im plamentation of a new program including accrediatlon by AP TA Duties inciude instruction, advisement of students, and coordination of work sites with PT's BS in Physical Therapy and LPT required. MS prefer

ed Applications accepted hrough Decemoar 15, 19*5 Job

Service, Employment Security Commission, Washington Street Williamston. NC 27*92 Equal Opportunity Attirmative Action Employer

TEACHERS AIDE needed permanent tull time position AAvist enioy working with children Call Atlantic Person nel 355 7931

03 Help Wanted Technical 4 Trades

CIVIL ENGINEER Multi disciplina Ay E firm Rrnch Ot tica seeks E IT or PE with min imum 3 to S years exacrience design of watar sti^tution and

sewer collqctian sysMnis, site development plan*, roadway and drainage projects. Send resume to Ot*en Associates.

Inc , PO Box <3, Greenville. North Carolina 27*34 Attention Steve Porter , P E

MILLWRIGHT NEEDED tor

pine sawmill Must be an expe rienced welder Pay based upon background and experience Mason Lumber Company, West Sth Street. Washington. NC 7S2 430S

NEED SHEETROCK Finishers immediately Experience re quired Call 75* 5756 between 9 a m 5 30p m

NOW HIRING. Experienced and trainees Sewing machine

ewing

operators for single needle.

erlock

double needle, overlock, safety stitch, blind stitch machines, etcerera Good pay and fringe benefits 7 paid hoi'idays and vacation pay Berce Manufac turing Loungewear We re located on Hic^ay II bypass. ' mile north of Pitt/Lenoir county lines at Griffon Apply in person or call 534 432*.

REGISTERED LAND Surveyor

experienced survey party chief to perform land and con

struction surveying for civil

engineering and surveying

Gri ......

wking

conditions Send resume or call

company in salary

eenvilie NC. goo Benefits and working

Rivers and Associates Inc P 0 Box 929 Greenville NC 27*35, i919 ) 752 4135

WOOOSHOP FOREMAN

Opening for someone with expe rience using table saw, band saw planer and other woodshop

equipment Must have experi istruc

ence as a foreman in construe tion or similiar type work Send resume to Workshop Foreman. PO Box 1967. Greenville. NC 27*35

DM Work Wanted

ALL LAWN SERVICE done at resonabie rates Also leaves raked and hauled aw^, roofs and gutters cleaned Call 75* 5204 anytime

PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE

GUTTER CLEANING Service Prevent costly repairs, increase life of your gutters 756-2249

HOUSEWORK WANTED Rea

sonable rates 756 1616.

PUT EXTRA CASH in your

pockei today Sell your "don't needs ' with an inexpensive

M4 Work Wanted

'aintino iraide and out Carpets and floor tlM installed. Reasortable rate*. Contact Cleveland E Cox. day or night. 7S2-2473or I 9753616

LANGLEY'S REPAIR, general

pluntblng and hMting. 746 6443 or 74566*4. *5

MANAGEMENT OP

menls. male, age after I p.m.

OP Apart 31 3S52*M

MORRIS Backhoe A Lanmcafv

ing Service. Grading, seeding, pruning, plant shrubs/trees, sodding, lertilitation. lime, aeration, claar lots, remove trash, stumps/trees, lawn and shrubbery maintenance. Call 747 3734. 747 2324

NANCY LEWIS'S Cleaning

Service.. Residential and com mercial cleaning Insured and bonded 7SA333*

PAINT WALLPAPER, Home

Improvement All work guaran teed Call Morris or Tommy

Phone 5234M65

PRIVATE DUTY nurses aid.

skilled training, available night or day 752 77I anytime

REFRIGERATION, freeier and air conditioner repairs 24 hour service 7M 2*14.

SHALLOW WELLS drilled First 30 foot. SISO. Includes pipe and point I 23 7*14. Tarboro

SMITH CLEANING Services Prefer offices and cleaning large houses Also do painting houses Call 3SS 7474 or 7M 4S9S

SPRAYED CEILINGS, plaster, sheetrock repair Free Estimates, 756 71*4.

TRY OUR SPRING CLEANING Services What better time than now? Guaranteed best service ever Kelly M Girls Best reaching hours after 5 p.m. I-' 9466046

WILL SHAMPOO RUGS and

housecleaning 752 7*0S

WOULD LIKE TO Sit with the sick 25 years experience Flex ible hours. 752 0542.

Antiques

ANTIQUE AUCTION. Saturday night. December 14, Selling 2 large truck loads of antiques for Ken Kise of Elmira, New York

Over 400 items of nice antiq

iques

will be sold to the highest bid

der Auctions by George, corner of lone and May Streets, Green

ville. NC (oft Hooker Road) Call 355 5350 George T Hawley. NCAL176.

THE CURTAIN FACTORY at

Red Oak Plata is now selling quality Oak Antiques and other collectibles Come by from 10AM 5PM. Monday Saturday to see how beautiful antiques and country curtains go together.

QUINCYS Managwmwnt Trainaat

Spartan Food System* Inc., owner-operator of Quincy's Family Steak Houses is looking for a few professional management people to join our growing team. QUINCY'S MEANS QUALITY IN PRODUCTS AND PEOPLE

IF YOU

OEf ANCttons

^Pal^555S

contact Country Bovs AuctMn A RytyjCooyany. Washinglan.

07$ CompNttrs

S5lSB"anRIS?s^I

lonal nvoney management soH wareforlBMPC.S^

7S54647.

ON Fuel, Wood, Coal

CHAIN SAW SALES And

Rmir One Stop Equipment Saws And Sar-rice, Graanville, NC. 1351367

FIREPLACE AND NEATER

Wood. Cut, split and delivered. MO/cord. 2 cords minimum. Call hardwood Call 1 79*0751.

FIREPLACE AND NEATER

Wood Cut, split and delivortd S*0/cord. 2 cords minimum. Call hardwood Call I 7950751.

J ANO F Woodservice, all Oak. buy now. reasonable rates. 355 5364 or 756-6457

MCLAWHORN'S oak firewood Split, stacked and delivered. Discount for more than one cord. 756-7703.

OAK FIREWOOD for sale; Seasoned or Green. Call 753-6420 or 7521*47. aHer 5pm

OAK FIREWOOD Seasoned, will, stacked and delivered Discount for more then 1 cord Call 756 4979, after 6p.m.

OAK FIREWOOD. Dry, season ed or green Any length, ready togo Call 752-64 after 6

OAK FIREWOOD for sale; by the cord or Vs cord. Good prices Split delivered and stacked. Call 75* 5363. anytime

OAK KINDLING, t7/barrel Hatteras Canvas Products, 1104 Clark Street, 750^1

OAK WOOD FOR SALE; Call 7536419, af1er5p.m

OAK WOOD FOR Sale Split, delivered and stacked Call

7536300, after 4pm

SEASONED OAK FIRE WOOD,

delivered and stacked. 7506143

SEASONED MIXED HARO

wood for delivery, $40 half cord. 7566501

WOOD FOR SALE; Oak or mixed hard woods. Call 756 2493 or 756 9737 Delivered Free

Furniture

ALWAYS PAYING

top cash price tor furniture, appliances and household mer chandise.

Coin and Ring man 753 3846

BROWN PLAIO loveseat $35

Call 7526707 after 3 p.m

EARLY AMERICAN sofa and chair for sal. Good condition Call 752-4371.

FOR SALE: Couch and chair, like new, $150. 75* 1725.

RECLINER/ROCKER

Berkline, beige corduroy with oak trim. Like new Sells at $569 99 Will sell for $200 or best offer Call 756 8156.

UNIQUE OLD FORMAL dining room set; table with 6

reupholstered chairs with buffet and sen

server. 752 1404

M2 Garage-Yard Sales

CHRISTMAS SALE Vintage clothing, jewelry and collect ibies Uniquely Yours, 903 Dickinson Avenue Open be tween Il-S, Tuesday Saturday 830 1471.

POORMAN'S FLEA MARKET Open each weekend 8 a.m.- 6 Highway 264 between le and

Sreenvilfe and Washington

Depression glass. Cabbage

Patch Dolls, car stereos, leather goods, coins and books 752 1400 or 1 946 2121

Have iuccetsful managemeni ot tuparvltory experience

- Are people and profit oriented Believe In teamwork lo produce retulls

- Have the deaire A abliiiy to advance to auperviaory-level poaition Then you may be right lor Quincy's Management.

TO THE QUALIFIED APPLICANT

|WE OFFER SOME OF THE BEST BENEFITS IN THE BUSINESS 5-DAY WORK WEEK

Paid vacatloni

Ptntlon and tavlnga plan

Hoipltalizalion a Life Insurance

Dental Insurance

Sick pay plan

* Competitive starling wage

* Regular wage reviews

* Monthly performance bonus

* Paid management training

* Performance based advancement

Interview'Conducted at: Holiday Inn U.S. 301 S. At U.S. 264 By-pa*s Exit 121 from F9S Wilson, NC

Tue. 12/10 9AM-6PM Wad. 12/11 9AM-6PM

Telephone 919/243-5111

An Equal Opportunity Employer

SALE, Inside house. Gas range, refrigerator (tull site and dor mitory site), mirrors, new baby items, dishes, and much more. Saturday. 8 a.m., 911 Imperial Street, oH West 5th Street.

084 Heavy Equipment

BACKHOE FORKLIFT, rent als, with Of without operators, low rates, 7 days/week/ 757 3883, after 6 p.m or 756 0570

084 Farm Equipment

SUPER A TRACTOR. Call 9466909

$1650

OM Farm Products

CUSTOM BEAN picking, .1/7 perbushel. 758 9005

092

Livestock

LUCKY DOLLAR STABLES,

horse boarding, $125 a month complete Stalls cleaned, in eludes hay and feed Horsemen with 14 years experience Old Highway ILGritton, 524 5660.

WHEN SOMEONE IS ready to buy, they turn to the Classified Ads Place your Ad today for quick results

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Winter Serme Specials ')lA .GoodxMlUtd^

1) SHOCK ABSORBERS

INSTALLED................ea

$2815

2) OIL CHANGE-LUBE CHASSIS REPLACE OIL & AIR FILTERS.

$225

3) FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM ADDING NEW ANTIFREEZE & INSPECTION OF HOSES & BELTS ..................

(NEEDED HOSES & BELTS EXTRA)

*21

Above Specials Are For General Motors Cars Only No Diesels

GRANT BUICK, INC.

603 Greenville Blvd. Greenville, NC 27834 919-756-1877

'KEEP THAT GREAT QM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS

M2 UvGStock

riarman

M* MiscMlanaous ASSANofF^Suf^

prices and selection. 7560416

ALL AIR CbNDITIONERS. washers, dryers, ranges refrigerators Guaranteed, like new. reduced for quick sale; B.J. Mills, 746 24M.

ALUMINUM ROOF COATING (5 gallon), $19.75. Mobile home skirttng, $3.49 Builders Bargain Canler, 7S8-7061

AMWAV PRODUCTS Shop at home Delivered to your home. Satisfaction guaranteed. For details call 7567776 after 6 p

ANTIQUE RING. U karat gold, 15 sapphires. 8 white opals and gold petals tieed to see to ap precate Brides dress, petite size 46. long train veil, $*S. Sew ing ntachine. Touch & Sew model, walnut desk type catri net. tISO. Antique Queen Anne sofa and chair, tables. Serious inquiries please call 75603*1

APARTMENT FURNITURE for sale. Westbrook Furniture Company, 1211 South Evans Street.

CALL CHARLES TICE, 756 3013, lor small loads sand, soil, stone, pine bark Also drive

backhoe and driveway work.

Vi CARAT DIA/NOND cluster ring. $400, UK. Call 7964255 af1er6p.m.

CARPENTERS nail gun, new cost, $645 will sell, $350. 7506375, after 6 p.m.

CASH

Always buying TV's, stereos, camera's, turnll

iture, appliances and household merchandies Coinand Ring man 753 3866.

CHAIR, fully upholstered, Norman's drapes and queen sized bedspread. Call 753 S7 or 3552*06

CHILD'S SWING SET 15" tires with rims Call 7526489

CHRISTMAS POINSETTIA, Special $199 Eubanks Plant Farm, 1 522 4708, Kinston.

CHRISTMAS TREES Come and select and cut your own Call 355 2376

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale Choose your own from a large selection of living trees 3 miles East ot Farmvilfe on US 2*4 A A C. Tumage, 753 4728

CLOSE OUT SALE.

stock ot bicy cessories. Western Auto Store, Ayden. Interested parties call Les Stocks, 746 6536.

Complete alacie parts ana

DAILY SPECIAL $199. 112 PM, Monday-Friday, home cooked food, we cater parties, Turkey and Trimings on Sun day. Sammy's Country Cooking, Uth Street, Greenville. Take out 7526476

EASTERN CAROLINA CHIMNEYSWEEP For your peace of mind and to protect your largest single In-

|M MiscRllanRous

rt)R SAL: 4 good used tires, (foyot

tits 13" rim (Toyota), lots ot head left, no bad places, have to see to know how good they are. will sell tar $40.74*3146

FOR SALE; laas. Is ca^ diamond solitaire engagement ring, size 7 Monday Friday 10-3. weekands anyHme. 75* 3306

FOR SALE: one 3 ton mad can tral air conditioner and one 2 tan used central air condittanar tar ntobile homes with less than I year ot usage. Half Price. See Wlllic Chapman, Sears Home Improvement, 756 9700, extan Sion 332

FOR SALE: one 10x20 carport, half price. See Willie Chapmar., Sears Home Improvement, 756 9700. extension 232

FREEZER. 10 cubic foot. Wcsthinghouse upright, almost V, $1W Call 75*6243

after 5

GO-CART tar sale $450 Call 756 2521 attar S;30pm.

(X}LDANDSILVER

We pay tap daily market price i rings, wedding bands.

tar class diamonds, silver and gold, coins, coin coilactlors, sterling silver, etc.

Coin and Ring man 753 3066.

HANDMADE QUILT tar sale, all colors. $125. Fits regular size bed. Call 752 456).

ICEMAKERS and reach in coolars. S0\ off list price Barker's Refrigeration, 2227 756

Memorial Drive, 756 4417

INSTANT CASH

LOANS ON A BUYING TV's, Stereos, canteras, typewriters.

gold & sllvw, an^in^else ot

value. Southern Shop. 752 24*4

Pawn

LAUNDRY MAT EQUIPMENT tar sale. Call 355 2905

LIQUIDATION SALE Public sale now in progress. Single beds, double beds, nightstands. dressers, end tables, dining chairs, arm chairs, plate glass mirrors, tables, lamps, chandeliers, drapes, blankets,

C')ws, framed pictures, Is, sheets, roll-a way beds, bar and restaurant equipment, NCR cash registers and check out machines. Downtown Motor Inn. 502 Main Street, Danville. Virginia

OM MiscRllaiwous

M0VIN4 sal! Furniture^ lot* ot other household items and miscellaiMous 75S-5433

ONE SHARP SF 710* ccny machine. Brand new. Retails hr over $1400 priced tar Imntcdiata sale at $II00 Call Mrs. Jahnstpn 7563500 '

CUSSIFIED DISPLAY

OM Misctllaneous

PORTABLE VCR, tunar, re-corder and camera, excellant condition, sold hr $1750, asking $100 3S56l70attar*p.m. PRE-INVRlttB SALE. 7 tra special tiariniqs fre mutt move before G^lhber 31 iyeAt*ii|'in

Dunn's Antique Pinetaps, N.C,

I Barn,

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

OM Misctlla

4*MiP)o steeT

nowi

irtes^r:

?9ua^taot delivered

lit 10006*2 0079 AIPOSSSSEO - Electrotai vacuums, shampooers and uprtghN Call Dealar 75*67) I

SHAMPOO YOUR RUGI R^ shampooers and vactnims at Rantal Tool Company

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

REDUCED FOR QUICK

SALE

RARE CATHOLIC AAedallion, Id and bronze alloy, $2u5 1893 ted, 758 6375,atferp m

RCA SOLID WOOD console stereo, $150. Couch and mat ching loveseal, $295 Call after 7 pm ,756 5682

REMINGTON MANUAL type if of

writer. (Jood condition. Bes fer. 830 1871

ORIENTAL RUG, 9 x 12. Wool, hand sewn. Diamond cluster dinner ring, appraised value, $1200. Reasonable offer. 756-8149

PADRICK'STV Now open in Red Oak Plaza

vestment. Your Home, give us a call, 1-522 0973 Free Esfimate*.

ELECTRIC PIANO, as new

condition, financing available. Sovran Credit, 756 5185

MARY KAY COSMETICS tor

complimentary facial, 756 9783 or 756 3659 anytime Re orders deli vered or mailed

MINK CAPE. Excellent coodi tion $350. Call 753 2468 after 5 or on weekends.

MOVIE CAMERA and equip ment for sale; Like new, call 756-3049, after 6 p.m. or anytime weekends

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Highway 264 By pass icing all

Servicing all major brands, specializing in RCA

Closed Tuesday, 756 8547.

PARAGON 3 COLLAR Kiln with sitter, timer and furniture. 45' electrical wire and 22 green ware molds $450 7466483.

PINBALL MACHINE very good condition, $150 758 3494

after6p.m.

PIXIE GIRLS bike with training wheels, $75. Boys dirt bike, $45. 16" tricycle $20, 4' x 8' train table. $40. 756 9069,after*.

POOL TABLE Clearance Sale. Gandy and Brunswick slate fables Free delivery Call 919 799 3637.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

All Under $2500!

1981 Chevrolet Chevette ~ Automatic, air, white.

Was $2995...................................-..............................................$2495

1981 Chevrolet Chevette 4 door, 4 speed, blue. Was

$2995...................................................................-......................$2495

1980 Chevrolet Malibu 4 door, one owner, clean. Was

$2995................................................................... ..................$2495

1979 Dodge Colt - White. Was $2995.............. $2495

1979 Ford Granada 4 door, green. Was $2995..................$2495

1978 Chevrolet Chevette 4 door, beige. Was $2495.........$1995

1976 Ford Mustang Brown. Was $1495........ $995

1974 Chevrolet Impela Wagon Blue, sharp......................$1095

BETHELS FINEST USED CARS

1984 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 Gray, loaded. Demo.

1983 Chevrolet Malibu Wagon Blue.

1982 Volkswagen Jetta White.

1982 Olds Delta 88 4 door, beige.

1982 Chevrolet Caprice 4 door, white 1981 Buick Century Beige.

1981 Plymouth Reliant Wagon White.

1981 Dodge Van Clean, blue and silver 1979 Ford F-150 Pickup Automatic, air, power steering. 1966 Chevrolet El Camino Sharp and clean.

THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

1979 Chevrolet Malibu Wagon..........................................$1495

1981 Honda Custom 900 Fully Dressed...........................$2800

WYNNE

CHEVROLET

Bethel, N.C.

"On Th* Corner, On Th Squar*"

IS ON THE MOVE

Hwy64&13 Phone 825^321

GM QUALITY SERVICE PARTS

OINItAl MOTOtt COaPCtATlOM

099 MiscclUntous

$P71 COPIER A dry COBIW idMl for small businass tM Call 7S7 3MI 1:30 a m 12 noan lor aRpotnlmant

iMIMLES, tl2J souart; 12'

$ V Tm U.99. Rcjact Plywood by Unit W USO. H" tS JO, U-SO, Hardboard Siding I "xl' 13 SO. Butldirs Bargain Cantor, 750^7001.

SNof a4o browse Com

plat* Itna of furnltura and bad ding. Badding by Saaly and Edgacombo Compara our low prlcai OM can sava you money wilb our low overhaad Jamie's Furnltura and Appliance 3 milot west on 264 to Frog Laval, turn left and 'a mile on left

Monday Saturday lOa m - - 6027

loOp.m Phone 7S6602 SICOLER OIL HEATER with

blower IIJO. Call 7S6 4472 attar 6

PW_

SONY BETAMAX.VCR Ramola control 1 year old J400 Call 7S6 0634 attar 5pm

SPACE CASTLE. Carolina East Contra Don't torget Tuesday night spaclals Bast Deal In Town

itoE FIXTURES and silk

Kraon aqulpmani tor sale 756 6001.

su?fr I sound movie equip mont Partact condition 756

6206 _

TOPSOIL, tin sand, mortar

sand, rock Ernest Sutton's Hauling, 758 5998

TkUCKLOAO SALEI Vinyl shutters Various sites and col ors! tS a pair Stan'5 Cycle Canter

TYPEWRITER FOR SALE Can't type, must sell Make ex callont Christmas gift New Ricoh 520 Easy Typer 750 memory correction inter tacaabla Will accept 16K mem ory, etc., etc 11095 value Was won in drawing. Will sell for 1795 8 1871

USED GOLF equipment, men's, ladies and junior clubs (right

and left handed) Bags, covers, carts and balls Reasonably

priced for Christmas Also Jann Air portable grill 746 6294

Used Restaurant Equipment 1-242-6332

WASHER, DRYERS,

refrigerators and stoves, $100 up. Guaranteed 746 6929 WEIGHT and weight bench Alsmost new $50. Call 752 5874

WESTERN BOOTS, name brand, work and dress shoes to site IS Horse supplies and sad die repair William Shoe Shop 808 Dickinson Avenue 752 4121

WHITES METAL Detectors. USA made. 2 year warranty. Custom Installations, i 524 4818

WINDOW WOOD FRAME,

double, 75" X 56", complete with storms and screens 756 4945

lAOt HUB CAPS and trim rings for sale. 505 West Railroad Street. Bethel

14 KEYSTONE Classic rims. 5

lugs with P195 new tires, $200 756 9

19382

UK GOLD BRACELET, one of a

kind. Appraised retail value. Wust!

$700 Must sell $475 756 5928

1967 399 GT FORD engine, unassembled with new Crane parts 752 4880

102 Mobile Homes For Sale

12X65 EXCELLENT condition.

2 bedrooms, large living room niy

and kitchen Only $148 month Call Calvary Mobile Homes. 756 5114

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

SPECIAL

Safe

Model S-1 iSpecial Price *12250

Reg Price $177,00

taffoffice

EQUIPMENT

569 s. Evans St 752-2175

The DWIy Reflector. Greenville, N.Q.Sunday. December 8,1965 jiS

102 Mobile Homes ' ForSle

-...... -hamp

bedrooms. 2 baths, total etec trie, 14 X 70 A home thal you will be proud to own, 5% down, free microwave Family Housing, 264 By Pass. Greenville. 3U 5060

A NEW 1986 STERLlbo 2

bedrooms, 2 baths, front kitch en. Salem furniture, wood dinette, spring mattresses

uMraded sculptured carpet with jute backing and much

more II you find a better home for the money, boy it. $15,162

Family Housing, 264 By Pass, --------- "5 5060

Greenville, 355

HURRYIII Tri County Homes of Greenville now has only 1 us ed doublewide in stock 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Monthly payments less than $200 a month, down payment under $1300 or to qualified buyer no down payment We are your af fordable housing dealer Call Donald. Mick or Dick today. 756 0131

LOOXIII Tri County Homes of Greenville Is doing it again With the purchase of any rtew 1995 model in stock, you will receive free your choice of a washer'dryer, microwave oven or remote control color TV Down payment less than $700, monthly payments less than $200a month Call 756 0131

MOBILE HOME lor sale $3.000

Call 757 1935 evenings and weekends

MOBILE HOME for sale Located at Evans Trailer Park. Assume loan No equity Very nice. Underpinning, 2 decks Call 943 3805 after 6 or 75;? 2934, extension 252

MOBILE HOME for sale: 1984 Marshfield. 14x76. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, ceiling fan. take up payments Call 752 4630

R E P01984 Redman, 2 bedroom Payments of $138.48 per month Call 752 6068

SPACIOUS LIVING. 14X76, 3

bedroom. 2 bath, washer/dryi included Only $214 month Call

Tom, 756 5114

TRAILER AT Shady Knoll $3500 746 2047

TRI COUNTY HOMES of

Greenville offers you a 1986 14x70, 2 or 3 bedroom mobile home completely furnished and all appliances including waJheeiWyer, microwave oven and dishwasher for monthly payments as low as $235 96 Down payment as low as $700. Stop making your landlord hap py. Call 756 0131.

TWO BEDROOMS, 2 baths, fur nished, storage shed, nice lot included with all improvements Only $12.500 Make an offer Must sell Speight Realty, 752 2l36or 756 9784 nights

12X65 TWO BEDROOM, living room, dining room and kitchen. Only $140 month Call Lawrence 756 5136

198$ 14 WIDE, payments as low as $15188 Greenville volume dealer Thomas' Mobile Home Sales Across from Airport 752 6068

60'XI2' MOBILE HOME with two full baths, in excellent condition 752 1910

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

PJH

RESTAURANT

SUPERVISOR.

FIm dMitg Md Mtngtriil 61-pSrtMMSieMMn PtMSHp-

Slwali*^ Greemiille

twtwMn Ih* hours of 2 pm-S pm or mall r*-smalo:

leaW.QiMmisBM Gmrnm.ILC.jm* AMNioftlIr idMifl

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

FOR

CASHIER/CLERKS

Full & Part Tim*. All Banaflts Apply at tha naaraat

FRESH WAY FOOD STORE

Great Money Potential

Invesi in a Fun Business unth our quality Vendors

No Selling We set everything up You make all theprorn

You stock name brand products such as M&.M s, Smokers, Mars Bars, Fnto's. etc.

Kcquired Investment HUji 1 $9.187 50 Plan II $16,170 00 Plan III $27.825 00 mO|4$$^H9DSA Plan IV $34.650 00 (91SI67SOJOSTUAS Plan V $50.137 00

BODY SHOP MANAGER

Needed for eeetern North Carolina'e fineat automotive body repair facility. Muet be an experienced profeaalonal with the ability to motivate atan and to work effcctis/ely with adjuatara and cuatomera. Excellent com* penaatlon and fringe beneflta package. Salary commenauratc with experience and demonstrated ability. Send reaume with salary rcquiramanta In confidence to; P.O. Box 26284. Raleigh, N.C. 27611.

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

Rock 93 is increasing its marketing staff in the Greenville area. We are looking for an enthusiastic, sales-oriented individual to join our team. Excellent opportunity-good benefits. Send resume to:

Praaldenl WDLX-fM PO Box 1707 Washington, NC 27889

An EqutI OMOfluntty Employ*

1983 Pontiac 2000 Station Wagon

M 3821

I VlU par month*

*tSOO down payment, ialsB lax and llcanaa not Ineiudad.

Carolina East Sales

Corner of 284 Bypaat and Hooker Rd.

756-5860

102 Mobile Homes For Sale

14X78 OAKWOOO. 3 iMdroomi, 2 bath*, cwtfral air, partially furnijhad Assume loan of tllO p* month 756 9217 1H7 FRNTIE 12X60. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, fully furnished. $3900 Call 752 2625.

1973 AMERCIAN Mobil# Home, 12 X 65, 2 bedrooms, new carpet.

:ar pel

new furnace, skirled, and set up on private lot. partly furnished.

$6500 746 6394.752 5167.

1974 FAIRWAY 12x65, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, partially furnished, deck. $7200 752 4328 1977 CHEVENNE, 14x70, cen Iral heat and air^ skirting and blocks $7500 Call 746 3337

1977 KENWOOO. 14 X 70, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. AM appli

ances, new washer and diYer Very nice. $9000 Call 756 3928, ask for Lisa

1983 FLEETWOOD, 14 x 70

Mobile Home. Furnished, 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, located in local park No equity and take fments. Call after 8 p.m.

overpayntv at 752 3086 1983 HORTON 2 bedrooms, custom built. Call after 9 p.m.. 756 1785 or 752 7504_

105 Musical Instruments

CHRISTMAS SALE now. 20 50% off on all major brands, pianos, organs, portables. Grandfather Clocks. Amps and drums, lowest price guarantee Piano and Organ Distributors 355-6002.

ELECTRIC PIANO, as new

condition, financing available. Sovran Credit, 756 5185.

iwref I

Organ Genious Model 150 Less than 1 year old, seldom used, cost $4,000 will sacrifice for $2.000 1 524 4418

FOR SALE: Plano with bench Solid wood. $150 756 1690

PIANO, Kohler and Campbell, upright, good condition, $250 Also Yamaha trombone with case, very good condition. $150 7566980

RANDY L. WARREN

Piano tuning and Repair 752 8137

TRUMPET, Holten. good quali ty, used. $150 756 3864

UPRIGHT PIANO and bench Good condition, $250 firm. Call 752 7033, after 6 M or anytime Saturday and Sunday

WE BUY, sell, trade and rent all Wpes. All major lines including Peavey New Bern Music, 1409 Tatum Drive, 636 5640.

YAMAHA GRANO PIANO,

about to be repossessed, take over payments Call 753-2614 evenings.

7 PIECE DRUM SET including cymbals and throne, $300. Call 752-1414 days, ask for Sam.

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G.l. JACKETS

815. Bomtw. FWd. *2 DmL FHgM. L21IU I. Ngilwl. tvMk Q*in. kii-Lm, TouehM* of Ml N*y N1. 84. I>w-co*s. WmMr. CamM Boots. Stool Tom. bu s CompliiQ 1 Sportlrq Goods

Browaart Walcoma

105Musical Instruments

ALTO SAXOPHONE. Like new 8325. Call 756 4510

109 Sporting Goods

3866 REMINGTON Auto 742 with Weaver 3 9 scope, $300 Call 756 3382.

112 Woodstoves

OARE IV insert, used one season. $450 355 6365

FIREPLACE Screen, tools, an dirons, grate. $35 758 5032

FISCHER Papa

condition $350 756 8307

Bear Good

WOOD HEATER Black Jacker $300 Call after 6, 758 3494

114

Instruction

Train To Be A

TRAVEL AGENT TOUR GUIDE AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST

Start iKally, full lime/part time, train on Eastern airlines contpufcrs. Home study and resident training Financial aid available Job placement assistance National Head quarters Lighthouse Point, FL.

CALLACT TRAVELSCHOOL 1 800 327 7728 Accredited Member NHSC

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ROOFING

STORM WINDOWS DOORS & AWNINGS

C.L, Lupton Co. 752-61 16

115 Lost A Found

122 Business Opportunities

LOST IN CHERRY Oaks arta, black Lab, malt, wttrinq rtd collar. 756 8643 Rtward

LOST: monlti old mala Coldtn Rtlrlavar in Wilson Acrts vicinity Call 757 3318 LOCt: Malt, off Whitt cocfctr sptniti Answtrs to Gtbt If found, pittstcall 752 2815.

WE HAVE SEVERAL businesses for salt in the Grttnvillt arta that art very profitable. For more informa tion, call Stan Charry af Four tilt Busintss Broktrtgt, 355 7238 or 7586168

WINDOWS PLUS FRANCHISE

For successful people who want Iheir own business now! Com plefe ongoing training and sup port Moderate investment creates a big return Call Stephen Fisher, 1 880672 92M

122 Business Opportunities

A BUSINESS? Buy or sell your busintss with C.J. Harris & Co . Inc Financial B AAarktting Consultants Strving tht Southtasttrn Unittd Statts Grttnvillt, N C 7576881, nights 756-8444

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CALL UNIVERSITY REALTY

to iind tht busintss you want Our staff is rtady fo handit your business broktrage needs. Call 355 5866

STORAGE

Bolts and Campera

24hourtvailabiHty

BHBnWCE.B.

300 Fiivntrs Street <818)7S7-Mri

YOU CAN SAVE money by shopping for bargains in tht Clauifitd Ads

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ROOFERS WANTED

Single Ply and Built-Up Reputable Firm

HealUi insurance, life insurance, disability insurance and paid holidays. Top pay for qualified roofers. Stable employment.

Greenville 758-2179 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

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TOOTHPASTE SALE

AT THI SALVAGE STORE

CMtT 12 oz

Regular. Get. Mint or Tartar Control

COLOATI

9 oz Regular or

8 2 oz Gel

YOUR CHOICE

All large siit loothpasle was discontinued at Garner Whoicsala Mercnandisers so we ve cleened out Iheir warehouse All loothpasle is m new condition and wnhm the manulacluicr s aiptration dates

Take advaniagt of this great deal and more by shopping al

SALVAGE STORE

112 N Greene Street. Greenville NC Located beside Hams Supermarket Store Hours; Tuesday thru Saturday 10 am-6 pm Phone 752-7736 lor more inlormation Price effective thru Saturday December I4lh

SUPER TRUCKS!

ARMY4UYY STORE

1501 S Evans

TRAMPOLINE SALE

List Pric*

*499.00 SALE PRICE

375.00

HONDA-SUZUKI OF GREENVILLE

1918 N. MMtorial Oriv. GrMiivill., N.C. 758-3084

1984 Mazda B 2000

Silver with light blue cloth interior, 5 speed.

1981 Ford F-100 Custom

Rgutar $5,995......... Sale

4,895

White with light blue interior, 6 cylinder, straight drive Oagular $4,195.............Sale

1983 Chevrolet Scottsdale

Shortbed, Red and White

,*7,295

'*3,395

Regular $7,995.............Sale

1982 Datsun King Cob Deluxe

Silver with gray cloth interior, 5 speed, air conditioning, AM/FM

1979 AMC Jeep 07

6 cylinder, automatic transmission, beige with beige vinyl interior, white hard top.

^3,395

Regular $4,195..........Sale

Regular $4,995......... .Sale

*4,195

This it Just a small sampling of our large inventory coma out to our lot and tea what HOLT OLDS has to offer you!

HOLT

101 Hooker Road Greenville, N.C. 756-3115

Used Trucks

Hondas!

Beat the December Price Increase!

*500

Cash Back!

Bob Barbours the first dealer to give you low 9.9%* financing . on Hondas! And when you buy one of our in-stock Hondas,/ youll beat the new prices that took effect December 2! /

You can also get big savings by paying cash! Get ^500 cash back on the CRX and Civics! Gets400 cash back on the Accords and Preludes!

Right now, we have an outstanding selection of 125 brand new Hondas! In only a few weeks, weve sold 100 Hondasso if you wait, the 9.9% financing, the super savings and selection will begone!

9 9"o applies to 52 nionlhs term 10 9o on 60 months

Times Running Out!

Our 9.9% financing offer expires December 12 and applies only to cars in stock during this special promotion! So hurry in before time runs out!

BobBazbour

HONDA

The Name Means Quality.^3300 South Memorial Drive Greenville, NC 355-2500

O0 Th* Dtly Rftoctor, Grewwtito. N.C.

Sunday, Decfnbr 8.1866

122

' BMIItSS Opportimititt

CMf IT CLNMW and iyr inf. woA ou o your hotnc, grMt possibilltits, training avgllabla Univarsity Raalty 3SSM; Jaan Hoppar 7Sa^*l42 cdNVENIENCC STOIE &

Galll with ownar financing ^ poaUble A good Atem and Pte oparation 7SH10. ETAILISNEO BUSINESS

local mal araa IMversity Re-al^ aSS^JM; Joan Hoppar 7SA

xeCutive

: IN$]00,000 RANGE

EiAcutlva needed to own and adfbiniater the hottest Quick Fq^ Franchise in ttte coun^ Wg are. open or in the process of

opgning college towns in In diana, Kentucky. Ohio, Ten

nessee.' Georoia. North Carolina, South Carolina.

Florida. Alabama, Texas and Oklahoma and are now ready tor EAST CAROLINA UNI VERSITY Do you want to cash in on the last food franchise bogm but are scared off because of lack of knowledge, suitable locations, labor or low return on huge investment? We have solved these problems Super return for absentee owner TOTAL TURNKEY investment approximately 143.000. Call R.L R. Smith, (404)971 4SOO

CAS STATION/Convenient store, excellent location, price reasonable 7S2-0241 or 7S7 17S8 HtirrEST VENDING Machine

tor sale. The Bic Lighter Ven ding AAachine now available tor delivery in Greenville. Partial financing available Call Sharon

75713455

RADIO STATION Area radio

station with strong sigrsal and Very

large coverage area Very egeipment nice studio building, and 7 acres land. (435.000. at tractive owner financing, SIO.OOO down Contact the Whit-tle'Agency 9I9 S48 3596: REStAURANT, Quick toodliot

spot Terms Call Morco anytime 752 5019. 753 35e.

: T-SHIRT printing EQUIPMENT

Lijie new condition. 4-color pript^ 8 conveyor dryer with caaidra. exposing unit, will train. 0.600 904 437 4464

Wf RE LOOKING tor a strong believer to own our local fran

chise .If you are interested in

being in business for yourself, and fiavi

and nave the commitment to make it successful, tor a $19.500 ini^meot and a need to succed vod can have what you want! Ivia Walls at >4 354-S004,

voo can

Cap Syiv AAopdav Friday, 9a m 9p m

CONSIDER YOUR FUTURE

124' Professional

CNIMNEY SWEEP Gid Hdlloman North Carolina's or(ginal chimney sweep 25 years experience working on chimneys and fireplaces Call day or night 753 3503, Farm vIHe.

132

Commercial

Property

BY OWNER A nice small oHice building lor sale with a 7% loan assumption Call 756 69S3 COASMERCIAL

PROPERTY

wHh, 300 toot frontage on N Greane Street $35,000 The Wlhgate Agency, 757 3441

FOR RENT or sale; 307 Skinner Str^t, 4,416 square feet, warehouse and office 3 ''ettcooms. heat and air. tight security burgular alarm. Call 75f04l6

mH^EASTERN

office con donjiniums on Commerce Street 6 suites available for sale or lease AAany extra features w(tK Victorian style You may s^t carpet Available at $8 and' $9 per square foot and raasonably priced Clark Baf1ch, Realtors, 355 2000

in ARLINGTON PLACE. One oniee suite left 1590 square teet td,ba designed by owner or te-nanf Contemporary exterior ONeTed at $62 per square loot ClarV Branch, Realtors, 355

20d0._

3W SQUARE FEET showroom

aadYiftlces available with 5,000 sguA-e teet of warehouse, good location 355 6625

ijogSQUARE FEET showroom

arid offices with 10.000 square feat-of warehouse, good loca tion. 355 6625

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132

Commercial Property

FojRALrorsi^'^^

squar} foot maaonry building. Haat, lights and loading ramp In Robarsonvllla. $13 month or $79,0 Call Ban Wilton Raatty. 7W-4M7.

P* SALE.

144 Houses For Sale

NEED A FIREPLACE this wintar with waoditova? Than call today about this 3 badroom.

50 acras of land acroas from Proctor and Gam bta with 2nd antranca oNo f

ivy bath ranch! Just outslda city. $45.5. Call Sua Dunn at AlA-idM and Southarland, 7-35. nights 355^.

NEW CONSTRUCTION

Highway 33. S30B.0U. Call Ban Wi^Ra

vanlant to hoapltal and madical dittrlct. 3 badroom. 2 bath homa in Wlndfiald Subdivision With

Raalty. 79S-4id7

134

Condominiums For Sale

graat room, large tat in kitchan. dtck and singla car garage If $ priced to sail at $0,9. Call

fmSe^m^wBT

sonal Ncling of crowded com plaxas Coma to Sadgafield

Alita Carroll, Aldridge and Southerland. 75A35 or 75A 37t

NW LISTINO

144 Houses For Sale

Localodat

412 Pittman Drive in Carolina

HalghH Area Over II tquart laat of hooted or all in groat

shape. Formal living room, An ing room, kitcnon

ith

broakfasi nook, two bodrooma Utility araa. big carport and covered patio, workshop and outsida storage. Pricad right at $43,5 0. G. Nichols Agency, 7S2-4B12.

NEAt STARTER HOME in high

in university

f 17

Townes, a beautifully designed

community of 15 woil-planntd. finely appointed townhomas

Live in style with details like crown moldings, chairrail, trench doors, and private patios Be a part of a special place where the convenience of carefree living takes on new meaning. Call Nancy Dudley, Aldridge d Southerland, 75A 35or75A55t 1;

13f Farms For Sale

144 Houses For Sale

35V 7300 or Patsi Tart, 523 7705.

LAKE ELLSWORTH. Excep tional 3 bedroom, 3^ bath tudor

style home on huge wooded lot i, huge screened porch, perfect condition Uni

All formal areas,

versify Realty 355-5066, Hopper 756 9142.

Jean

"LIGHT AND AIRY" deKribes this pretty 2 or 3 bedroom. I' j bath house in like new condition. Finance with NC Housing AAoney or assume the FHA 235 loan A big plus is the 500 square toot studio or workshop $48,900 For more details, call Alita Car roll. Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500 or 756 8278

LINOELL/GRAYLEIGH for sale by owner, 509 Queen Anne's Road 2 story traditional. 4 bedrooms. 2'-: baths. 2 car very energy etficient, lot, 355 7287 for ap pointment

garage,

wooded

LOVELY CONTEMPORARY

with 5'y acres located on the Tar River Features 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, great roem and deck, this unique property offered at. $119,000, additional 4 acres available June Wyrick. at Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500, nights 756 5716

LOVELY COUNTRY HOME of

fers so much tor $43.900. 3 bedrooms, great room, large eat in country kitchen, gas heat and more. Call Julie Bruner, CENTURY 21 Tipton & Associates, 355 72; nights 752 7827

LOVELY REMODELED older home in Bethel Freshly painted. Personality abounds in this 3 bedroom. 1 bath tradi tional Library with fireplace, formal areas and den Seller is ready tor an otter! $45,900 Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500; nights 355 2588

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Wt Buy i Sll USED APPLIANCES

752-3736

VA Merritt & Sons

Since 1928

: Programmer.Wanted '

with 1-2 years experience with RPG-3 on IBM Systems 38.

.Send Resume and salary requirements to; Polylok Corporation Attention Personnel Manager 3006 Anaconda Road

Tarboro, NC 27886.

Equal Opportunity Employer

1983 Plymouth Reliant $13206

pgr month*

*S500 down pgymont, m>#s tax and Ucanao not Includad.

Carolina East Sales

Corner of 264 Bypass and Hooker Rd.

756-5860

NURSE INSTRUCTOR

Part tima poaHlon it currently avallabig to give clinical Inatrucllon to aludent nuraea at Lenoir Mamorial Hotpltala School of Nuraing. Must poaaaaa a BSN. Ma atara prafarrad. Taaching ax* parlanca a plus. Contact:

Aranda Battia Lanoir Mamorial Hoapltal P0 0rawar167a Klnaton, NC 28501 orcall919522-7386

RED CROSS BLOOD SERVICES

Our staff is growing. Join us!

HEAD NURSE RN

/(III lima popHlon raquirpt graduation from an accradKad mirtlng achooi, currant North Carolina llcanaura, and nrovan wparvlaory akWa. Hoapltal andior conununHy jturaing anparlanoa pralarrad.

STAFF RN/LPN

avaral part tlma alaft poaitlona atorfclng aa a RN or PMaiwlomy Taclinician I. Raqulraa graduation from an ao-OradHad nuraing achoot and currant Norlti Carolina llcof-aura. HoapHai axporlonoa prafarrad.

I you an|oy daNy Iravai, atorking wtih lha puMIc, and can

* BHnaga a llaxIMo achadulo. apply at:

'' Tar River Blood Center

1.0. Sm MWI Qraonvilla. NC

: OrCaneie-rse-itao

Igual OppartunWy Employar

araa. Approximately square teet with 4 bedrooms, 2 battle, cantral heat and air, detached garage, good invest ment potential tao.ioo Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge 8. Southerland 75A35. nights 355 25

$20's Over 12 square feet, 3 bedrooms, convenientty located to schools and shopping Excellent investment, presently tirs Call

Davis Realty. 7S30 Lyle,

rented ($2) High

Mity. 752 30 Lyia, 75A2904 Broughton. 7SM4M

355-2574 or 7S*-2477

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

144 Howsts For Sslo

fsr

iOUlTY and assume monthly payments on fh% loan at only $)32/Month. PITI. HIgnita Raaltort 757-1949 anytima.

LYNNbALl/ekAYLEiOH

For sale by owner, 330 PinesMod Road, 2 story, conlamporary Franch Provancial, 4 badrooms. ivy baths, 2 car garaga. scraen^ ed In porch, very energy effi-ciant, well land scapad woodtd

lot 3552579, for appointmont.

LYNNDALE. 3U Crown PoMI 4 bodrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garaga, swimming pool, bMutiful lot. Bill Williams Real Estate. 7SI MI5.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

144 Housts For Solo

TBTiNO. Hart's that pricad right conlamporary you've been waiting lor with 3 bodrooms, - ^

3 baths, graatroom with cathadral nillng, dock and convenient location. An extra plus Is a gaat attumabte loan. $SS,9W. For mora datalis call Alita Carroll, at Aldridge and-Southarland, 75435 or 756 8273.

,pAiCE REDUCED. You can't

afford to miss this 3 badroom home on large country lot. Greet room with fireplace, large kitchen, carport, haat pump and mora. Call Julie Bruner. CENTURY 21 Tipion A Associates, 3557003; nights 752-7037.

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

144 Hoosos For Solo

AMwmtihto^

paymant, I square feat with four I, formal areas, dm.

loan with low down ovar 19 batb-ooms, scraenad in porch and single car oaraga. Call Julia Bruner, CENTURY 31 Tipton A Assoclatas. 355-7003; nights 753 7137.

NEW LISTINO in Wtntarvilla.

Lovely home with country decor, offers 3 bedrooms, 3

beths, formal living room, large at'in kitchan, dan with firaplaca apd covered patio and fenced backyard. Call Julia Bruner, CENTURY 31 Tipton A Assoclatas, 335-7003: nights 753 7137.

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

144 Houma For Solo

payment.

51 per 3 badroam, m batna, brick rartch. Call Homa Realty Company, 3554643.

Ndi V CAN APPdkO a

homa! BulH te E 3 standards, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, groat roem with fireplace, oat-ln kitchan and dtck. Bulldar will

pay points and cloting CMts. Reduced to mkf 30's. Four$l6a

Raalty, 3S5nn or Carolyn Er win. 3554014. fCI.

6nlY' down. Sailer

vary nice otm, 343,3.

cloalng coats. 3 badroonr baths In

Reel chance to buy your own honM. Calljddg^ Homo Raalty

Company,

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

144 Housts For Solo

OVER 3 ACfkii Ot'iad oun

try homo and ttere (can be used for multiple purpoaat. avar 32 lara met.

cempMely renovated inslda^ CatJ tor details.

square

High 350's. CaN Davit Rwlty, 753-30 - Lyle. 734 3904

Brougl^, 7 34 3552574 or 54-34^.

754-3

swwFtr

lAvriiim

badroom, IVk bath brick home featuring llvaWa floor plan, out sMa storage building, ganorous yard and Is only 3 years old. Located on quiet street In con venlant nalgnborhood. Now only 349,9. Call Jana Harrison, Aldrldga and Southerland, 755 > L -! MNL 70-4414. - Ja a

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

RANCH HOME. Farmvllle. Convenient to Farmville schools and medical center., Approxi feet. 3

mately 1750 square

carport Excellent city residential location. $44.9

By owfwr. 756 4444 or 75701.

FOR ESTATE OIVISION*"234 acres 57 cleared. 177 woodsland Good stand of pines and hardwood Abundant wildlite. Over I mile paved road frontage For further informa tion call 3552276 or 795 4684

REAL ESTATE AGTTS

wanted. For your confidential interview, call Jean Hopper or Katherine Vinson at University Realty. 355 5866

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

PRICE REDUCED on this con temporary home with in ground pool. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sunroom, large kitchen with Jenn Air range, den with fireplace and fenced backyard CallJulie Bruner, CENTURY 21 Tipton A Associates. 355 7002, nights 752-7327

REAL ESTATE SALES open ing for energetic and thusiastic person who likes to work with people Estate Realty Company. 830 1040

30 X 60 DESK *199

CAROLINA OFFICE

EQUIPMENT CO.

Corner at Pitt 4 Green St.

AAOBILE HOME with screened porch, lot included. Beautiful spot on the Pamlico Family setting Call Foursite Realty.

NEAR COLLEGE. 101 South Elm. 3bedrooms. I'-v baths. 1652 living area, garage, corner lot Reduced to $61.500 Bill Williams Real Estate, 752 2615

WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS C.L. Lupton Co. 752-6116

actip*"*1 I Riflulir $4|995.............StiD

PLASTIC SLIP COVERS

Cuten

HMW ClWt

putnc Pro-

ttcithHi-

turt trow tfflOt Outi. tttmt.

King

SOFA 4 CHAM COVERED 4 Pllkwrt or Leu

J. AUSBY

$110 to $125

PLAsfic^COVERS

536-4793*WELDON

1984 Honda Accord LX

2 door, Gold with Gold cloth interior, 5 speed, loaded

Regular Price $9,895..... .Sale *8,395

1913 Monlo 626 U

4 door. Burgundy, 5 speed, loaded

1981 Toyota Corona Luxury Edition

4 door, Silver with Burgundy velour interior, loaded.

,*5,795

RtguUr $6,695...... Sale

1984 Pontiac 6000 LE

4 door, Burgundy with Burgundy xloth interior, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM/FM stereo 4^5

Regular $8,995........

1982 Mazda GLC

Sale

*7,895

Regular $8,795.............Sale

1984 0M$ Delta 88 Royale

2 door, loaded. Sable brown with dark brown velour interior, one owner, low miles.

Custom 2 door, Gold with brown cloth interior. 5 speed, air, AM/FM.

*3,995

Regular $10,895...............Sale

<9,895

This is Just a small sampling of our large inventory Come out to our lot and see what HOLT OLDS has to of far you!

HOLT

101 Hooker Rood Greenville, N.C. 756-3115

VALUE

RATEO

USED CARS

Gift

Spotter

Gifts

for

Mom

Gifts

for

Everyone

Gifts

for

Everyone

Gifts

Eveiyone

Gifts

for

Everyone

a--

Sports

Gifts

r/te STIHL] Wood Boss

SINGER

presents

A Good Investment In Your HomgV:

CLARK & CO.

Mamorltl Drl*

756-2557

The Miracle Machine With Built-In Tension

Christmas Savings

Christmas Paper

30 Fool Bolls

er.ii-

HASBRO TOYS

818 Dicklnaon Avenue

752-0715

tllKOWATCNIS

$69.50 (A

4 UP '*

Floyd G. Robinson Jewelers

start at $159

WOOLRICH CLOTHING For Christmas I

M, Lillie Pony Tiansloiiners and many oilwi toys

The Salvage Store

112 N Greene St, Greenville

rv-'i/.,

A Naw Fritndl

rm wowto I lawoaur sciifwo c

Is Waiting!

ANTIQUES BASKETRY KNITTING AND WEAVING SUPPLIES

THE

CURTAIN FAaORY

Sheet Sets $19.95

Comforters $49.95

Mattress Pads $14.95

Guaranteed Lowasi Prices

20% OFF

Introduces Country Christmas". Coma visit our Christmas Shop tor gift and decorating ideas!

'LAYAWAY-90DAVSCASH'

FINANCING'DELIVERY'

IVERYLARGE 1 PEANUTS I RAW COOKED AND I CANDIED

Think of the smell, the itaate, the funi

And Pressure Adjustmants Making Sawing Troubla-Fraa At AHordaMa Prices. Saiact Early While Wa Have Good

Red Oak Plaza 355-2296

FACTORY MATTRESS 4 WATERBEO OUTLET

730GrMnvillBlvd Ntil 10 llw Plu 355-2626

Shart Thlt ChrittnMi with a Pal.. Contact tha Animal Shallar or

Salactlona With Prices Starting At:

Pitt County Humane Society

$199.00

rkmDnaa

Greenville

Sewing

Center

TREES

Large

Selection Slarllng At

UNDER $10.00

Santa Suggests Hamilton Beach

FOOD PROCESSORS JTS. MICROWALTS BLENDERS SI OV, COOKI Ry CORN POPPERS Hamilton Beach Outlet

Ul.nm .l.I.dAie \h4.nm)l,.n N(

Antiques

and Collectibles

I SHOP

for Christmas

ELLIES

DEPRESSION GLASS CUT GLASS. CRYSTAL PRESSED GLASS FIESTA NIPPON AND China

FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Udiat Faahlont. Sportawaar And Fashion Jsamlry And Man's Wsar

SOMial Bwgain, On Ladia, Ort$M$ Jackal, Smalari Jaan, Men j Suada Jackals Swaaiai, And Mora

Ski Packagea from I Beginner through expert. Starting at $300 I

Complete Chlldren'a aid I packagea available. |

GORDONS GOLF T AND SKI SHOP I

756-1003 Open 10-9 W-S I 10-6 MAT I

Naxi lo GianvtMa TV aad AppUaacaf aad McDoMM't aa 164 Bypaaa |

Bbt Sotoctfon of Joans and Swaaiets ii

low

Graenvllle Square 756-0747

GIFI PLAN'S WREAtMS BlBBONS BOWS CUSTOM RIBBON CREATIONS

|A man pleaser, a Pl'

uni-Pitt County

Kittrells Greenhouses

HOUHS 9 to 6 Mon Sat 1 ty 5 Sunday

3ue gift.

Jproduct.

Ilndivtdually assembled |glft boxes shipped jUPS.

I Keel Peanut I Company

Gifts for the Home

ChooMHandCiahad . CHWSTMASKCOiUTIONS

AfmANGEMCNTS

Memorial Drive Acroaa from Bojanglea Greenville, NC

12 X 14 KepriKiuc iiuii Print ol thi' vvar for Ducks Unlmulud from (irk'fiiviliv Soulh C'cttolind by

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HONDA-SUZUKI OF GREENVILLE

1918 N. Memorial Drive

Qreenvllle, N.C. 758-3084

214 Arlington Boulevard Phone 7S4-4J92 NIINfcMMiMIMiMMiaiMltal

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144 Houses For Sale

RIO OAK Contemporary on corner lot. Perfect condition, 3 bedrooms. ] baths, garage University Realty 3SS StM. Jean Hopper 7St 9143 RIOUCCO, 3 bedroom townhouse, 3 years old, super

location, great assumption if qualified for NC housing Call Century 31 Tipton and

Associates, 3S5^7003 or nights. 7U-4I4I

REDUCED uaet FOR QUl^ 3 sale! This attractive three bedroom, 3H bath home with 1796+ square feet Is on the nnarket just for you. Call today bacause owners are ready to sell, call now for more informa tlon, Foursite Realty, 355 7300 or Stan Cherry. 750 0160 S4

REDUCED 530001 Seller wants an offer now $0 act quickly on this immaculate 3 bedroom, i<i bath brick ranch in country subdivision. New carpet and a must to see! Now 543,900 Call Sue Ounn at Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500; nights 355 35M

REOUCEDI Move this impressive 3 bedroom, 3

into

9ve right 3 bedroo bath brick home in desirable neighborhood featuring many

rial Qualities. Eat-in kitchen, with fireplace, hardwood floors, carport and much morel Only 565,000 Call Jane Har rison, Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500, 752 4616. REDUCED 50500 QUALITY BUILT brick veneer ranch Ex cellent neighborhood, estab lished neighborhood, fenced in back yard, wooded, outside storage, 3 bedrooms, l'/ti baths, hardwood floors throughout, over 1300 square leet, some rel atively now carpet in dining and family area You must see this home to appreciate 550,000 Call Oavis Realty, 753 3000 Lyle, 756 3904 Broughton. 753 3438 355 3574 or 756 3477

RENT WITH OPTION Well cared for home 3 miles from hospital, country, 3 bedrooms, large family area, all appH anees remain 5350 per month 51000 option money Assume low rate loan to qualified buyer Low 540's. Call Oavis Realty. 753 3000 Lyle, 756 3904 Broughton, 753 3431 355 3574 or 756 3477

RETURN TO SMALL TOWN

Living Robersonvilie 4 bedrooms, 3 bath brick split level. Formal areas, playroom/den, all on a pretty, shaded lot University Realty 355 5866, Katherine Vinson 753 5778

SEDGEFIELO TOWNES. New

3 and 3 bedroom townhomes, some with fireplaces An Ideal alternative to large, impersonal condominium complexes. Ideally located on St Andrews Drive Prices start at 547,900 To see, call Nancy Dudley, Aldridge and Southerland, 756-3500 or 756 5596 nights.

UNIVERSITY AREA Extra nice 3 bedroom ranch, all appliances. 540's University Realty 355 5866, Jean Hopper 756 9143

WATCH SOMEONE ELSE rake the leaves while you enjoy life in this 3 bedroom, 3 story condo. Conveniently Ixated Unlversi ty Realty 5SS866. Katherine Vinson 753 5778

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SMART START In this 3 bedroom, IV9 bath brick ranch, living room, eat in kitchen. Relax in a sunken family room with fireplace insert. University Realty 355 5866. Katherine Vin son 753 5778

SO MUCH AND FOR ONLY

544,900 is offered in this lovely 3 bedroom home with formal living room, large eat in kitchen, den with fireplace and bay window, deck, fenced in backyard Single car garage, central gas and air Call Julie Bruner, CENTURY 31 Tipton A Associates, 355 7003, nights 753 7837

STARTER HOME 530's Ex

cellent condition, large lot, garage University Realty 355 5866; Jean Hopper 756 9143

STARTER HOME in city offers 3 bedrooms, I bath, dining room and eat in kitchen. Well kept home! 533.500 Call Sue Ounn at Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500. nights 355-3588

TERMS: By

this house is 4,0

iintment only

. + square feet! 5 bech-ooms, 3 baths, 34 x 36" air

conditioned and heated pool in side. Beautiful. Call Morco anytime. 753 5019,753 3856

THE PINES AyOEN. Over 3300 square feet, new roof, beuatifully landscaped, 3 bedrooms, double den with step down, living room, dining room, 3 baths, breakfast sunroon. deck, outside game/party room, storage building, 3 car garage, carport, large corner lot I157'x305'). Just 15 minutes from hospital and medical school Call "Bear" Baldree Office, 746 3671, home. 746-6468 C O Pratt. 746 6474. Ayden Loan and Insurance Company.

THIS CUTE brick ranch In Country (toward Bel voir) could qualify for NC housing. It sits on a quiet street, nicely decorated, excellent condition, priced at only 545,900. For more Informa tion call Susan Likosar at Aldridge and Southerland. 75A 3500or 756 7914, nights.

THIS SELLER SAYS SELL! Cute 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch in country Heat pump, carport and more for just 538,900 Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge and Southerland, 756-3500, nights 355 3588.

TUCKER ESTATES. Realize the charm of this Williamsburg home in a most desirable ktca tion. This well built home features 3 bedrooms, great room, formal dining and office. Low 580's. Ask for Terry Hathaway at Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500/355 5387.

UNIVERSITY AREA. "Cozy and charming " describes this 3 or 3 bedroom bungalow, featur ing hardwoods in living and dining room: like new carpet, fur nace, and screened porch. 545,900. For more information, call Alita Carroll, Aldrid^ and Southerland. 756 3500 or 756 8378.

WAITWATCHERS' house drastically reduced Extra nice ranch on pretty lot on the lake In Lake Glenwood. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, double garage, and nice screened porch. 560's. Ask for Nancy Dudley, Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500 or 756-5596

for Nancy Dudley, Aldridge and

nights.

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PERDUE INC.

ROBERSONVILIE COMPLEX

A recognized leader in poultry pro-cesaing has an opening for a night shift personnel assistant.

We are seeking a personnel assistant with the ability to assume management of our night shift personnel function responsible for 300 employees.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the administration of personnel policies, development programs, safety and training on our night shift. This applicant should have 2*3 years generalist experience with a BS degree in personnel management or related degree.

Perdue offers a wide range of company paid benefits. Interested candidates please send confidential resume including salary hlatory to:

Bill Copeland Personnel Director Perdue Inc,

PO Box 428 \

Robersonvilie, NC 27871 An Equal Opfkortunity Eaiploycr

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YOU'LL FEEL THE WARMTH from th skylights In this char ming 3 bttvoom. 3 bath con temporary on a lovely wooded lol. This home also featuras a great roo<p, dining room, kitch an, 3 decks Well arranged for relaxed enfertelning. UniWrsity Realty 355 5866: Katherine VIn son 753 5778.

YOU MUST SEE the quality and

craftsmanship in this naw 3 bedroom home. Fireplace in the greetroom, beautiful kitchen with bay window Many nrtore axtras. This house will capture your attention, you'll went to move right in! University Real ty 355 aM, Katherine Vinson 753 5778

lt.5% FHA LOAN Assumption. Neat home at 918 Hooker Road in Orchard Hill Subdivision. Three bedroom ranch with living room, kitchen and dining area, three bedrooms, two full baths. Garage, located on a big lot Current loan balance of ap proximately 538,9(X), with payments of 5467.00 PITI. Priced fo sell at 551,900. D. G. Nicholt Agency. 753 4013

100% LOAN ON THIS VA owned

property! No 5 down! No Points! Very little closing costs! Located in Lake Glenwood and ottered for 576,000. Call Darrell at Hignite Realtors 757 1969 anytime.

DOWNTOWN AREA. Low

540'$ Perfect rental property. University Realty 355 5866; Jean Hopper 756 9143.

THREE BEDROOM ranch Heat pump, wood heater, double carport, outbuilding, large lot. 3 miles west on Highway 33. 561,500

THREE BEDROOM, IVi bath

brick. 1335 square feet, electric heat, wood heater and dtck. 8 miles out on SRI700 off of

Highway 33.539,500 Ben'

Wilson Realty 795-4687

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1988 DOWN is all you need 3 bedroom, 3 bath, heme In the country. Only 4 years old Real bargain at 544,900. Cell Home Realty Company, 355 4663

WESTHAVEN. Located on a

nice lOO'xISfr wooded lot at 107 Briarwood Drive in Westhaven Subdivision, this one Is too good to pass by. Over 1500 square Urtf of heated area with entry hall, living and dining area with tlraplM, kitchan with family area opening to a deck, three bedrooms, two lull baths. Extra big double garage, tencad in back yard. Big bonus of solar hot water lor great utility bills. Priced at 574,500 D. G. Nicholt Agency, 753 4013.

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ELMHURST AREA. Located at 1303 North Overlook Drive and close to schools, parks, and the University. Over 1550 square feet of area with formal living and dining room with fireplace, big kitchen and eating arM, three bedrooms, one and a hall baths, big screened in porch. Big detached double garage ; Fenced in yard. Priced at: 563,900 0. G Nichols Agency.

753-4013._

UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 3

Story William... Baytraa. Features

isburg in lovely ures 3 bed

--------bedrooms.

3Vi baths, large kitchan with breakfast nook On ntc# wooded lot 570's Ask tor Nancy Dudley, Aldridge and Southerland, 756-3500 or 756 5596 nights

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SUN EUCTRK CORPORATION ZONE REPRESENTATIVE

H you are a profoMionei aulomotiv* technician with a Sharp and peraonaM* outlook that attracts othara and you hava alwayt had a deaira to taka that profasaionailam another step higher, let me know. I have a position open that could change your Ilf*. This la a diract aalas position that will raly slot on your lavei of tachntcal ability. Potan-tial aamlngs In axceaa of OOK per ycv. If you are Intaraatad, send resume to:

Sun Electric Corporation Attention: W. Paul Starling Regional Sales Manager 620 North intaratata 85 Charfctta,NC 28216

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Gardner's Barbecue, a fast growing regional restaurant chain, is looking for fast food restaurant management candidates. Gardners offers competitive salaries, incentive bonuses, paid life and hospitalization insurance, and a good retirement plan.

Send your resume today to Mr. Steve Ellia, Gardner Fot^a, Inc., Box 4305, Rocky Mount, N.C. 27803-4305.

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PERDUE INC.

ROBERSONVILLE COMPLEX

A recognized leader in poultry processing has an opening for a night shift personnel clerk.

The successful candidate should possess experience in general infice areas including typing and computer knowledge. Typing speed of 50 worda per minute will be re-quired. Community college business related courses will be most helpful.

Perdue offers a wide range of company paid benefits. Interested candidates please send confidtmtial resume Including salary requirements to the below or phone for an interview:

Bill Copeland^

Perdue Inc.

PO Box 428 Robersonvilie, NC 27871 919-795-4151

An Equal Opportunity Employer.

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jDWNER SAYS SEUL Hilt ipacloM homa loaded wlh Mvlham charm. Om tflOO &qutn Nat mciudad m iMs orick colonial homo. Rocantly pamlod axltrior. Priced to Mil att3l.IM.M4l.

ONE BEDROOM loft condoa With aH appilancoa. firaplaca and loncad pahoa localad off !)Olh SIroat in Brylan HiHs. Sail

er pays all polhls and doting coats. Cloat In Octoitar. Call

What at buy! OHarod at t37.S00. MSS.

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355-2000

Maty Ward ONA

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CLARk-^RANCHSLLS

: THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

JDEAL INVESTMENT Larga homa in aicoilant noightwrhood. das two apartmanta with out ida antrancas. All appliancas including woodslova Larga 1, localod

tarport.

on comer lot

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HAVE YOU SEEN the now sac

fion in Cherry Oaks? This ranch inthamidtTO's

i will surely catch your eye Over 1400 square feel, Iront porch and deck with Victorian appeal Generous allow-Mcdk<and under construction Smr Plaest help us decorate! .Lowest price homa in the area! JUllnow!

THIS NEW HOME is desi^

4or easy living with great room nnd cathedral celling, master

bath with bay window, working Vltctwn with pontry All In coun Vy rustic extorior Completo )with front porch and dock Call /low and make your own seloc /ions. In Cherry Oaks Offered at *77,100. Oh! Old we mention /ho spocious dining room tool

;CLARK-BRANCH, : REALTORS

355-2000

'hAaryWard

ON Call ......75*-iw

jMck Kinloy...................7]M4

^ule White....................756-M44

.Evelyn Darden ........3SS-7527

Ella McGowan..............754 310

00 Sondors....................355-2S0I

Ann Simmons................754-2348

Mono OovIS..................734-5402

GipJphnson................734-1719

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Entroponoors Hugo Victorian homo porfoct for a rostaurani or other invosf monts (lonod CDF with over H different uses). Approximately 4400 square feat, oantral heat and afr. 4 badraams. 2W baths. Mika an after. Asking price. *,fM. Call Davis Ra^ty, 732^ 3M Lyta. 734-2904 Broughtan, 731 24M 333-2374 ar 7S-74p

TORKBIRWCff SELLS

THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

NESTLED AMONG the trees and tacatad near a creak tMa axcitino axacwtiva canfam parary Mna! 3 bedrooms ar ranged for any sited family or coupfa Hardwood floors. 2 flrapiacos, doublo garage and more mahas IMs a special hoiNOi CaU today tor a siwwing! l4l301.|Mi;__^ .

FOREST HILLS. Only once in a whilo a quaMty homo like IMs oftorod tor salt Localad In iho

most convaniant suhihvtsion to Groonvillc It otters over. 3100 square teal with five bodrooms, loncad back yard and nat

!X,

pumps, now carpal plus many extrae on the toWior Truly a

quality homa with charm and styaollaradattl3A300 MS4.

LYNNOALE Custom buiH m story brick home on to acre wooded comor tof. Oesignod tar family living and entertaining. Wida toyar. formal living and dtotog rooms, parquet ttoorod dan with oid brick tirapiaca and built-in grill, hu^ kitchen with douWa ovan and microwava. Tfw 4 downstairs bodrooms are

^ious with 2 hill baths. The fifIN

Is upstairs with full bath. Atticiswalk to SIOO's.NOa

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REALTORS

355-2000

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Jo Sanders............... ..JSS^2300

Ann SImmpns................734 2348

Gaap Johnson................734-1719

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CURK-BRanChSEllS

THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

EASTWOOD

i|Oy

fall air as you sit around your own pool 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and plenty of privacy Priced in mid 140's. New roof and new gas furnace *444.

QUAIL RIDGE Try this new Collins Plan on for sl*e! One bedroom downstairs. 2 up.

balcony overlooking great room

.......siRi

with cathedral ceiling. Offered in the mid 140's with nearly 1430 square feet Yes. it's In the woods and available In October Call us now lor something dif terent Builder pays closing costs.

BEST BUY in Westhaven V It's under construction with lour bodrooms and over 2000 square

feet Rear deck, double 9^*^

and largest wooded lot in area You select the decor Ex Ira trim with formal areas and cozy roar den Nook with bay windmv Call now, offered at 1109.900 1413.

CLARK-BRANCH;

REALTORS

355-2000

Mary Ward

ON Call......................754-1997

DickKinley...................758-4644

Jule White....................754 2364

Evelyn Darden..............355 7227

Ella McGowan..............754-3210

Jo Sanders....................355 2508

Ann Simmons................754 2568

Marie Davis..................756-5402

Go^ Johnson................754-1719

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CLARK-BRANCHSriLS THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

4 BEDROOMS an quiet culdr sac pricbd to sail new! Groat room with weedslevo, reconlly rodKoratod master bodreem Excoltoiit for Itw growing fami ty 147.908

LARGE FAMILY home can be used at live in I side and rani ofhar ar porfoct tor fwolhor h4 low apartment Close to downtown Complofely rodona

sw.foe

BETHEL A neat home located to Bethel with 3 bedrooms and IV baths Has central air and brick coiMlniclton Priced right atUl.730.14SI

AYOCN Three bedrooms, ivs bath brick ranch on quiet cul 1 drsac Largo tot with 18 x 34 in-ground pool Super otflcient nroplace msort heats whole house Owner transfered Prk ed to soil in the mid 140's, below tax valut *445.

CLARK-BRANCM;

REALTORS

355-2000

Mary Ward

ON Call......................75A1997

Okk Kintoy...................754444

Jule While....................754-2544

Evelyn Oarden..............355^7227

Ella McGowan..............754 3210

Jo Sanders ............355 2598

Ann Simmons ........754 2548

Marie Davis...................756 540

Geep Johnson................756 1719

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THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

NO QUALIFICATIONS on this eantomporary ranch ottered to the mid ISO's ll'i\ assump Han. Solltr may finance part of Wintorvill#

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with

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large combination Heat pump plus firoplaco 1 Locatod to Wtotorvillo

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3 bodrooms. 2 bath contemporary gc and on a

hotne has a garage large lot to the country Pick

your own colors East of Groo viUt. Priced at SS7.300 479

UNDER CONSTRUCTION in Camotol You probably won't wont to make any changes to fhis ptan. It's nearly perfect with 1430 so^re feet and onl 147J80. Extra trim, turn key by Bill Clark Available this and you select the decor *419

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Mary Ward onCa

ON CALL......................754 1997

Dkk Kinloy...................7584444

Jolt WMI#....................754 2544

Evelyn Oarden..............355 7227

Ella McGowan..............754 32H>

Jo Sondors. ................JS5 2508

Aim Simmons................755 2548

Alarlo OovIs..................754 5402

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bREAMS Otf OME tkutl 3 btdTMm hqme with almoit 15*0 squAre fMt in the country on torqt lot Thh home has too many oxtra* to montion. This ano, yu will hov* to sat Low ir$ Ad wo be hovo ftoanc too vaitobio. Call Foursiio Ro affy. 3SS^73W or J C Bowon, 754 74M JC77.

NJoVTHtPlACkondquiOl

of this family oriontod noiqhborhood. Oirming cfdar homo looturcs 3 boSoreomi, 2 baths with oxtra footuras to-cludod waodod tof. hootitotor firoalocc, fwo car garaoo and dadi For showtog, caff Jana Harrison, Aldridgo and SouNitrtond, 754-3500.7 4414.

A 4IIaV buy, 3 bodroom homo to tho dty limits, ctoso to all showing noodt. Groat for mo first fmw nemo buyer or on tovostor for rental prworty. MM 3Ts CN Foursifo ftasHy, ^7310 or J. C. Bowon, 7S-N4.

Aob to VOUk dtrisfmM list! This homo of exquisito olof inco.

lasting om. Largo, gracious toyor. s badrwms. swiroom. Oyer 4000 square foot. For ap-Bointmonl toioe, aak for NKy Dudley, Aldridgo and SouttMrtoncL 75a-3aOor 754^5*4 nigMs.

4 SEOROOM HME pricod to soli Largo family area with firoptoco. good sizod kitchen (i month old stove in kitchen), iVy bafhs, living room, ovor 1400 square toot. Priced to sell . 140's CaR Davis Raally. 79 30M L^. 7SP2I04 - Brauo^. 752 Ifll 315-204 er754-Zln.

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P-7337-

P-8759-

P-8761

P-8781-

P-8880-

2013-A

2021-A

6628-A

6642-A

6647-A

P-7212

P-7267

P-7289

P-7296

P-7316

P-7318

P-7324

P-7331

P-7335

P-7342

P-7343

P-7349

P-8780

P-8787

P-8817

' 1985 Plymouth Horizon - Creme ' 1985 Toyota Truck - Blue 1985 Mercedes-Benz 300-DT - Blue 1985 Toyota Cressida - White 1985 Toyota Truck Beige 1985 Plymouth Horizon Yellow 1985 Dodge Omni Brown 1985 Buick Skyhawk - Gray 1985 Toyota Clica - White 1984 Buick Skyhawk - Blue -1984 Chevrolet Camaro * Beige 1984 Chevrolet Scottsdale - Blue

1984 Subaru Wagon - Burgundy 1984 Honda Civic - Blue

1984 Toyota Corolla - Maroon 1984 Toyota Truck - Blue 1984 Toyota Truck-White 1984 Toyota Truck - Beige

1984 Toyota Truck - Beige

' 1984 Volkswagen GTI - Black

1984 Toyota Truck - White

1984 Toyota Truck - White 1984 Toyota Truck - White

1984 Toyota Truck Blue

> 1984 Toyota Truck - Blue

> 1984 Toyota Truck Burgundy

> 1984 Pontiac 6000 Blue

1984 Olds Cutlass - Beige

1984 Olds Cutlass Ciera - Silver

P-8837

P-8846

P-8868

P-8869

P-8871

P-8873

P-8874

\;P-8878

P-8879 P-8888 -P-8889 -1009-A -1143-B-P-8896 -6302-A-6397-B" P-8897 -6587-A -6589-A-6642-F -P-7298 -P-7300-P-7334-P-8691 -P-8875-P-8885 -P-7348 -6558-A -6584-A -6620-A -6703-A-P-7292 -P-7301 -

Eastern

1984 Ford Thunderbird - Blue 1984 Mercedes-Benz 380-SE-White 1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Blue 1984 Buick Regal Brown 1984 Toyota Corolla - White 1984 Toyota Camper White 1984 Chevrolet Cavalier - Sliver 1984 Ford Mustang Blue 1984 Toyota Clica White 1984 Chevrolet Chevette - Gray 1984 Ford Mustang - Blue

-1983 Mercedes-Benz 380-SEL

1983 Toyota Camry - Bronze

1983 Chevrolet Impala - Blue

1983 Toyota Tercel - White

1983 Toyota Tercel - Red

1983 Chevrolet Impala - Gray

-1983 Datsun280-ZX-Rust

-1983 Toyota Tercel - Orange 1983 Toyota Truck-White 1983 Pontiac T-1000-Gray

1983 Buick Regal - Shell

1983 Toyota Tercel - Black

1983 Toyota Corolla * Red

1983 Jeep Cherokee White

-1983 Volkswagen Van-White

-1983 Toyota Tercel Blue

- 1982 Toyota Cressida - Gray '

- 1982 Toyota Corolla Burgundy

-1982 Toyota SR-5-WHIte

1982 Pontiac Grand Prix - White 1982 Toyota Tercel - Beige 1982 Toyota Tercel Beige

P-7319- 1982 DatsunB-210-White P-7326 ~ 1982 Toyota Tercel - Rust P-8490 - 1982 Toyota Truck Blue P-8835 - 1982 Chevrolet Chevette Beige P-8881 1982 Toyota Tercel - Blue P-8898 - 1982 AMC Spirit White P-7344 - 1982 Volvo White P-7345 - 1982 Toyota Tercel - White P-7346 1982 Toyota Truck Red P-7347 - 1982 Toyota Clica White 6693-A 1981GMC Sierra Pickup * Brown 2041-A 1981 Toyota Tercel Brown 6580-A - 1981 Olds Cutlass Blue P-7262 - 1981 Toyota Corolla Blue P-7325 - 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix Green P-7338 - 1981 Volvo GL Blue P-8847 1981 Ford Escort-Green P-8886 1981 Olds Omega - Blue 1165-A 1980 Mercedes-Benz 240-D Burgundy 6592-A - 1980 Chevrolet Citation White P-7276 - 1980 Ford Pinto Blue P-7339 - 1980 Volvo GL - Gold P-7340 - 1980 Toyota Corolla Red P-8819 1980 Chevrolet Chevette Blue P-8845 1980 Dodge Aspen Blue P-8884 1980 Chevrolet Monte Carlo - Gold, P-8890 1980 Mercery Capri Blue P-8893 -1979 Mercedes-Benz 300-TD Green 2008-A - 1979 Buick Regal Blue 6570-A - 1979 Mercury Capri Sliver 6603-A 1979 Pontiac LeMans* Blue P-7327 - 1979 Toyota Corolla White P-8823 1979 Chevrolet Chevette Green

North Carolinas First With Innovative Used Car Financing!

TOYOTA EAST

by Toyota East Evans St. & US 64 Bypass/Greenville, NC

Call Us Toll Free-1-800^2-5437

Authorized Mercedes-Benz Dealer 109 Trade Street/Greenville, NC/75M228

144 Houses For Solo

144 Houses For Sale

^IkHAiktbuitbiM.

^ S4m. Om MOO MUMTt toot brick ranch wftb formal araat. pina dan and oaraga. ImmacMlato occupancy! Now S4S.IM. Aifc tor luo Oimn of AMrldgt and Souttiarland, 7S0-3SD0;ia^3SS^MM.

CO^raV LUI luxurtoua 7 brtroom homa wffb axquMte aotoito My, many toafurat aoUsnod 1 your comfort and Ptoa^ Cali tor datails. Uni wry Raalty MS-MM; Joan Hoppar 7SA0I42

IS iUMki jllll loan is availabto on fMt 3 badroom brick ranch m Groanbriar if has haof pump, eantral air, carport. wtrod storage building and a toncad back yard. Pricod af MAMO. Call Soaan Ukoaar at AldrUga and Southarland, 7S0-3900 or 7Sa-7W4 nights

AfeE Ybu cIMtempooary? This home Is, and it's fantastic. 3 bsdrooms, 2 full baths, cathr dral coiling in living room, foyor, dKk and wooded lot Prfcod in 50's Call Fourslto Rr aify, 3S3-7300 or Carolyn Erwin, issAoia.

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Th Daily Reftct0f, Grenvllle. N.C

Sundy, Dcmbf8,1966 Q.Q

144 Howt For Sl AYOCM

horn* on conwr lot In Tht PiflM Hm txcollont floor plan wiiti largt rooms, dout>l garage larat datactwd vorlialMp. Ovtr 2KI0 squart foat SID's Ask for fSancy Oudlty, Akfrldgt and Sooffiarland. 7M 3SOO or JSt^SSH

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Chrome front bumper

Backup lights

Dual mirrors

Dual speed wipers

Argent grill

Drip moldings

Headlamp moldings

Sierra nameplate

The 1986 PEUGEOT ASIDE FROM MAKING OVER 40 REFINEMENTS. WE HAVENT CHANGED ATHING.

^X<^ wouldnt dare tamper with success.

Such as the Peugeots unusually smooth nde. Its four-wheel, independent suspension. Eight-valve shock absorbers. Limitcd-slip differential. Nor, for that maner, its classic European design,

counesy of Pinmfarina Studios.

Fact is, for 1986, praakrally the only place we found room for .. .

improvement was the interior.

Take, for example, the Fbugec 505 STI (pictured above). Where weve totally redesigned the dashboard, making the controls easier to control. Increased the rear legroom by designing deeper footwells.

Installed a powerful, new, 20-watts-per<hannel AM/FM stereo cassette system. Added even more comfortable butter-soft leather seats, with fully adjustable headrests. And placed a lumbar support in the drivers seat, to gently prop up your louer back and provide a more .

soothing dnving posture. .

Rounding out the 1986 refinements is a 4-speed automatic transmission, available on all mcxJels. And a sophisticated heating and cooling system" that automatically adjusts the interior temperature to your degree of comfort.

For comfort of mind, everv' 1986 Peugeot comes with our extraordinary 3-ycar/ 36.000-mile, 5-ycar,^ 50,COO-milc powertrain ; '

limitcsJ warranty. ;

The' 1986 Peugeot. It we had to do it all over again, wt- wouldn't change a thing, t.

Dome lamp

Wideslde equipment

Power brakes

Power steering

Automatic transmission

Rally wheels

EAST CAROLINA

LINCOLN-MERCURY-GMC

West End Circle

756-4267

3401 S. Memorial Drive, Greenville, N.C., 756-0186

0 jlL

Plymouth Turismo. 3-door hatchback

Plymouth Reliant K 2-

Chrysler LeBaron GTS Highline

Plymouth Horizon, 5-door hatchback

CIIRYSLFR

Vlymoiitii

PEUGEOT

Dodge

\ -

cmrnmoomomoinpmnmvompuM

3401 S. Memorial Drive, Greenville, N.C. 756^)186

Hwy. 264 By-patt

Q.'IQ Th> Dlly R>ctOT, Ofrwrilte

m Htww Ff Salt

aumM' nc HouinM

warrawly PrMnt payment Ih (Mrt mA Mr \m tmun twi.

trtrmwi ttl.M CaH 0w* Ka^. r-3M - Lylt,

7H 34at 3S$-3S74ar

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invMtors! Oupltx riH xcallant rtntal history Ceoil locattan M3.M Ask for Nmct Dudloy. AMridgt id SoottMrland. 7SA3J0S or 7SAUM

AtTNTlON FIRST TIMC boyors! Oon'f miss this porfoct storlor honic tfiat could qualify for NC Housing It is a 3 badroom Brick ranch that sits on a quiat road off Highway 33 (towards Balvoir). It is tasfa fully dtcorafad. in axcallant condition and pricad at only t4S.Wa. For mora information, call Susan Likosar at Aldridga and Southariand. 734 3500 or 7547*14 nights

FNA LOAN TAKEOVER. Low aquity on this comfortabl* 3 badroom brick ranch Nica shady yard and quiat naightMrhood Low tSO^s Call Nancy Dudley Aldridga and Southariand. 734 3500 or 754 55*4 nights

CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

REDUCED S5000! Eitraor dinary 4 badroom house with larga family sued kitchen Low maintenance yard and quiet culxtesac street SeUer trans tarred and is very motivated to tell Be sure to see this one' 571 000 424

AYOEN Charming older brick ranch on nicely landscaped cor ner lot Comfortable den with large woodstove 2 or 3 bedrooms 2 baths Owners transferred must sell' Low 550's Loan assumption at Call now! 553.500 <475

A DREAM HOME with acreage! Custom built brich ranch with spacious great room and large woodstove 3 bedrooms 2 baths large utility room and 2 car garage Beautifully landscaped yard with almost * acres 554.900 4474.

COUNTRY living Want to be *wo miles from Greenville E ceilent condition is this 4 year old '230 square toot home with garage Heat pump and central air New carpet Fenced m backyard tor dMs Five minutes from Carolina ast mail in pop uiar area FHA n'j\ assumable loan with equity Great home that will sell quick ly Call immediately tor view mg Offered in mid 550 s

CLARK-BRANCH REALTORS 355 2000

Mary Ward

ONIALL Dick Kiniey Marie Davis Juie White Evelyn Darden Ella McGowan Jo Sanders Ann Simmons (Seep Johnson

754 1997

755 4644 734 3402 734 2544 355 7227 754 3210 355 2505 754-2548 754 1719

Tol Free 1 100 525 8910. e*t AF43

An Equal Housing Opportunity

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FEELINt

ipacieul 3 tidriNt, 2'h

CBBtowilnkim

will give yu room Id Ownor has mvL Pefcb tically reduced. Ca Nancy Dudley, Aldridge and Southerland. 75A3Hlor 75A3M4 nigMs

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house bi fiMMeitnt^ w bt-fermafNncaCjaiir FOt SALI: ddner. mewe bs

to this 4 bedMtm, 2 baih heme today, lecafbd in Me UnivtrsHy area, aoproximatcly 1100 square net. basement and

areaa ONaredaft51.00O

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MtOl Mis pretty Grecm heme with 3 I Vi baths, living and larftqat in kitchan is an a pretty M and quiet street AbugphistarDadisthencw I2'x24' workshop 5a5.M. To see itMS nice home, call Alita Car roH, Aldridge and Southerland. 754-3tor ^0170

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INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE

Dud lo thd trttwfidiMM iNmbtr ol Ittttt vt ootrtlociMd ON Mt modtl Mtd ctft. Wt ift Ttkd Mfpwilagt of ttwtt nvtn^ tod^rt

WAS

1982 FiMtiiMwd Brougham Cadillac

Almond. 39.700 milts, loaded................tll.500

1982 Olds Cutlass Suprama

Brougham. 4 door, silver, 41,400 milts....

S.S50

1982 Pontiac >2000 SE Sunbird

2 door hatchback, white, automatic,

62.000 miles..................... .........

1983BuickRagal Lim

2 door, dark blue, loaded,

41.000 miles.....

SOLD,

1984 Chavrolat Blazar K-S

Dark blue and white loaded,

Silverado, 42,000miles. ....................*12,500

1984 K5 Chavroitt Blazar

Black and silver Silverado, 24,000 miles.......$14,500

THtt TSUCK CAN K LEASED ALSO

1984 Buick Park Avsnua

Sand gray. 70,000 miles, loaded..........

3 yew unNmMbd mUqpta MiMdid Mnaidy

SS.450

done rteentty. we are sIcaMng our prices.

SALE

M 0,950 ^5,950

3,250

$6,950

M 1,950 n 3,900 <7,950

19(4 P*lU|Ml 505-STI , ,

m $12,500

1985 Chavrolat Cavallar ^5*995

4 door, white. 28,300 miles..............18,750 #

1985 JaapWagonaarLlmHad $1A 500

Biege, 14,500miles,loaded..................$16,950 | 0#^vV

THIS UNIT CAN BE LEASED ALSO

l975 0ldsmobila98LS $1 OCQ

Gold, 54,000 miles, loaded...................*2,400 I f # # V

1985 Buick LeSabra Limitad $19 QAfl

Silver,loaded, 16.800miles ...........S13.S50 I Af TVV

TMS CAR CAN BE LEASED ALSO

LEASING PROFESSIONALS, INC.

3101 S. Evans Street Greenville, N.C. 27834 Call; 355-2788

I I t

*500

Down plus N.C. Sales Tax!

stock*

Model

61OA 1984 438A 1983 8-758 1983 598-A 1983

60-A 1983 862-A 1983 8-745 1982 409-A 1982 21-B 1982 836-B 1982

OatsiN stanza DatSM Pickiip Mazda Pickup Pontiac J2000 Ei Camino Ranger Pickup Dodge 4x4 Ford Escort Wagon Voikswagen Rabbit Olds Cutlass

772e

23-A 1981 Pontiac Bonneville 529-B 1980 Ford LID 798:A 1977 CbevFolet Caprice

Pricm

Payments

Mo.

$7595

12.5

$197

$4995

12.95

$13934

$4995

12.95

$13934

$4995

12.95

$13934

$8495

12.95

$97433

$4995

12.95

$13934

$4500

13.65

$14103

$4400

14.95

$140

$4000

14.95

$12583

$5500

14.95

$17973

$2500

14.95

$3284

$5500

13.95

$17700

$4900

13.95

$179*3

$2200

16.95

<86

.GREENVILLE

OMOUAUrY MCI MRTS

MoicSsDivQi

603 Greenville Blvd., Greenville N.C.

Announces

Holiday Savings!!

Our Year End Clearance!

Retail ,

Me* priM

1985 Buick LeSabre Limited.........$12,995 $11,999

1984 Mazda Truck (2)...............$5995 $4899

1985 Buick Regal Limited (t-tops, 7,000 miles). . $11,995 $10,899 1984 Mazda SE 5 Truck (automatic, air)...... $6,495

1983 Mazda 626 Luxury. ..........$8995

1984 Buick Regal..................$9895

1984 Mazda 626 (2 dr.). ...........$8995

1983 Mazda Truck (Sport)...........$5995

1983 Buick LeSabre Limited (v^. 21,000 miies)$8,495

1983 Honda Accord (4 door .....$8,995

1983 Chevrolet Chevette............$4,995

1983 Chevrolet Camaro Z28..........$9495

1984 Buick Electra Wagon.........$12,995

1984 Datsun Maxima. .......$10,995

1983 Buick Century (Tan)... \........$8995

1983 AMC Jeep CJ-7................$7995

1983 Buick Regai (Silver) ......$7995

1983 Mazda 626 (Silver).............$7995

1983 Buick Century................$8495

1983 Chrysler E Car..............$6495

1984 Pontiac Grand Prix.............$9895

1983 Toyota Truck SR-5 ........$6995

1982 AMC Jeep Wagoneer Ltd $12,495

1982 Toyota Clica GT..............$7495

1982 Buick Skylark (2 dr.)............$5995

1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 (t tops)......$8,495

1982 Toyota Corolla................$5495

1982 Buick Riviera.................$9895

1981 Chevrolet Chevette............$3995

1981 Chrysler Lebaron. ..... $4995

1981 Plymouth Reliant..............$4995

1981 Plymouth Station Wagon.......$2,995

1981 Chevrolet Citation $3,995

1981 Ford Mustang ..........$4,995

1980 Pontiac Grand Prix.............$6495

1980 Buick Lesabre................$5995

1979 Buick Lesabre................$3495

1979 Honda Accord (4 door, air, 57,000 miies)... $4,295

1979 Pontiac Grand Prix.............$3995

1979 Buick Lesabre................$3995

1979 Lincoln Town Car..............$5995

1978 Buick Electra.................$3495

$34W id $4899 $2899

Check our prices-if you dont like our reduced prices **Come in and make us an offer

Get A Free Holiday Turkey

WITH ANY PURCHASE!!

Now Thru Dec. 24th

*NMd not bo prooont to win. No purchiM nocosaary

Dy Reflector. Gfeenville, N.C. Sunday, December8,1985 D-11 .

ifLVfoiifrTii^rhom*

with all forma) a)as, 3 badroems, I bath, wagt. 'M't.^all Nancy Oudlay,

and Southarland. 734 ;^r>34^]

^ S3*4ntght

Ctll aiNIS. Charming, com-. Tq^rtattla 2 tory homa, 3 ms, 2Vy bath, formal room, groat room with X. huga country kitchon. rvartify Raalty 335 SM4; Joan Hoppar 734 9142

CNTRY

ICAUTlFUL, iniida and out. This pristine homa In Bedford is designad for the diKarnIng family. All formal areas, large kitchen with breakfast nook. 4 spacious bedrooms, bonus room This has what you've been looking for: Location, charm, prestige, and comfort, call Nancy Dudley, and Southerland, 734-i-3394 nights.

cnarm, pre To {se. o Aldr^ ar 33000^3

lEAUtlFUL HOMEbein

minutes

LIVING only from the city. 3 bedroom home on a large tot In OKeltont condition f.S%financ Ing avPtWM. >40,300 Call Call FounM Rodlty, 3337300 or J C Bowen, 7337424 JC10.

being

In prestigious Lyndala 5 bedrooms, 3 full toths. over 3100

built or 4

remodeled beautifully ssfTs

square feet and expan<M>le area upstairs, double car garage, patio. Call for details >130,000 Call Davis Realty, 732 3000 Lyle. 734 2904 Broughton, 733 2430 335 2574 or 754-2477.

iiy I

University Really 335:

Joan Hopper 734 9143.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS 3

bedrooms, fireplace, pool By owner. >37,000 730 1355

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,1983 Ford Fainnoiit

4door

*118

ptr month*

*$500 down ptymofri, Stlot Tax and llconso not

Includtd.

Carolina East Sales

Corner of 264 Bypass and Hooker Rd.

756-5860

|4SS^

Everyone Participating In Our Baby Contest

Everyone Is Invited To Come By Brown & Wood Before Closing On December 14,1985 And Cast Your Vote In The Little Miss & Mr. Firebird Baby Contest.

BROWN & WOOD

-INC.-

Greenville Blvd.

-T

355-6080

1986 Nissan Standard Pickup

139

82 per month*

Payment includes N C Sales Ta*

ITS a

Selling price $5899 00. $199 down payment. 54 monthly payments, 11.95% APR, amount financed

snap

$5700 00, total of payments $7,550 28, plus freight and tags

HOLT NISSAN

756-3115

101 Hooker Road Greenville, N.C.

GRAM BUICK INC.

603 Greenville Blvd, Greenville NC

"SIIVKS CtMIINe THRU DEOMIBI 24ttl!

1986 BUtCK century RETAIL PRICE *12,725 DISCOUNT *1,550

"tMW^ your price

*11,175

stock No. 86071

RETAIL PRICE *13,571 DISCOUNT 1,671

YOUR PRICE

1986 REGAL COUPE

Stock No. 86016

*11,900

1986 ELECTRA

RETAIL PRICE *18,197 DISCOUNT *2,307

' D-12 ThPlyW>*ltctof.<^

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of flnonciM OMril Oavi* Raally

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FIED OISPUY

144 Hpiw Ff $lt

iBenBPemr ALL THE Way! Opon praatroowi witn brtck floor. 4 fcoWoowu. m MtK. oaMn kldion, ail on a larpi Modad M. UniworiHy Raalty m-SH; KaWorlna Vbi^ trnTB^sm.

fAUfiui kGrn

lovolv 1 bodrootn, 2 baNi brick ranch, dafachad paraga. Uni-vonifv Raaity 3d$-SM; Joan H^parTW^flal

CUSSIFIEO DiSPUY

144 Hmms Fr Silt

iaB?ui3Trairam8i

for you. 3 bodroam, 2 bath homo hi CamoM. wtlh a VA loan aaaumpfion and wry low , aoodad or t.i financl Ownars art anaiow to aHl Eoursita Roafty, ISAWPor J.C. 7S-742 JCfd.

AWillVE, ncaiMoJ raai astata agants wantoA no txpw

rianca nacaasary. Tratnhig pn Call Foursita Roolty

IMMEOIATELVatJdl-nM.

CUSSIFIEO OISPUY

144 H>wiw For S>l>

iPRIALl

jp9dm flMH WM8 oMi iMMf

hawar way tohpaadiiaiw than In this now laNiii hi Charry Qaha. tldi larMWailHary RidWiaal allart aiedrwie. an laraiali aroaa. aa offka/atayraam, da-algntr UictMn. ott oaraa. and many maraaxtraa tiufi. Aafc for Nancy OwdM, Aidrldgo and Southartand. v

naSMInigMt

CUSSIFIEO OISPUY

144 Mmm Fr Sti*

nor _ _

cradN Chock. AaaumoFHA loan. Raywantt approxlmataiy WUi. 3 badnaawa. 2 b ~

H acna, cawNry (aa I). aggraiWwalaty

(hiaakj|jL3e!SL-

and tandar cara. Only I

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Call OmfH fa^.-----

Lyla, m^2IM Brougbtan. TSI^ TJaiJh

24 333^2574 or TSa]

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Our Finest Reconditions Cws.

^^Year

Make

Description

Was

Now

1985

1984

1982

1983

1984

IkMlda Prelude 5 speed, air, red, 14,000 miles. Honda PreludeLoaded, red r Honda Civic Wagon Blue, 5 speed, AM/FM radio Hmida Civic4 do<x, automatic, blue. \

Honda Accord 4 door, silver, 5 speed, air. Mercury Lynx 4 speed, AM-FM. Stock H3104A. Datran 280*ZX Automatic. Stock ^T-238. Chevndet Chevette 4 speed, air, Stock * P330A. Mazda RX7 GSL Gray, sunroof, Stock^H3026A. Peugeot 505 STI Sunroof, leather. Stock <'P321.

$13,495

$12,495

$8,995

$8,295

$8,995

$4.495

$10,495

$4.995

$12,495

$15,995

$13,000

$12,000

$8,595

$7,995

$8.495

$3,995

$9,495

$4.495

$11.495

$14.995

1983

1984 1984

1979

1980 1982 1982 1982 1984 1984 1984

1984

1985

(At Volvo Store) Volvo 760 GLE 4 door. Stock BP1052.

Jeep Grand Wagoneer Stock VP1064.

Volvo 760 GLE Turbo. 4 door, Stock #VP1043. BMW 5331 Sunroof. Stock #B-3933A.

Ford Pinto Automatic, ak. Stock ^J-4145B.

Audi 4000 S 4 door. Stock ^V-4166A.

Pontiac Grand Prix Green. Stock ^BP1049. Nissan Maxima Air, AM-FM. Stock BP-1055. Buick Regal ,2 door. Green. Stock ^VP-1082B. DatSUn Sentra *^ 4 door, stiver. Stock ^V-4215A. Mercedes-Benz 300-SD Blue. Stock BP-1066 Renault Alliance L 2 door, blue. Stock ^V-3944A. Renault Encore S AM/FM. Stock ^'RPR-sni. Renault Alliance 2 door, black. Stock <'RPR-3482.

$16,995

$14,995

$16,995

$22,495

$4,995

$6,995

$7,995

$11,495

$7,495

$35,950

$9,495

$6,995

$14.995

$13.250

$15.565

$21.495

$3.500

$5,800

$6,495

$10,150

$6,400

$6,500

$33,950

$8,495

$8,805

$5,995

BobBarbour,Inc

The Name Means Quality.'

3303 South Memorial Driye/Greenville, NC/355-7200 3300 South Memorial Drive/Greenville, NC/3552500

144 Nmmm Par Salt

BALL & LANE

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752-0025

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144 Houm For Salt

CLARKBRANCNSLL THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

COUNTRY RUSTIC! *-ln*- FHA I

aguHy! 1 badroomt. opan kftdy an and Nving aroa. Only 4 yaara

efd-TryiUMLWAMU

NEW CONSTRUCTION in OWWala. This ranch aflora baiew marfcaf fbtancing for NCHFA ar FHA I3S. Wbodad iaf. 3 badrooHM, > fMi baflw. SalacI your own dacar Warranty in-ciudad MMUTt fSW.

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CLARK-BRANCH,

REALTORS

355^2000

NIaryWan

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DtckKbiiay..

Eyatyn Bardin.. Ella McGowan..

JeSandart..

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CUSSIFIEO OISPUY

AVCYMliiAU

33 ACRES VALUABLE DEVELOPMENTAL PROPERTY pm COUNTY

DECEMBER 28.1985 10:00 A.M.

LoeilBd 1 mlto loiith of Aydg, HC. on SRillOO inowii M ONhn SwMNp Rd

Tract A13 Acres 4.9 Acres cleared

Tract 12 2 Aeread cleared

ITact 13 9 Acresd cleared

lYact #4 3.3 Aeread cleared

Tract 15 6 approved residenta] buUding lota

approximatdy 3/4 Acres each.

This prtxxrty wiD be sold in sqarate tracts A willnotbetfrw

Do not miss this opportuni-

to buy the anall tracts everyone is looking

LIVE BAND A FREE BARBEQU Terms to be announced day of sale. Statemaits at time of sale will take iN*ecedence over any ad.

SaMConductsdBy:

MILTON L. OAMNS Brokar

But. 746-3883 Raft. 524-5664

144 Homat For Salt

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AMidga and SauRiarland. 730-3mM0M

CUSSIFIEO OISPUY

144 Hmmos For Sala

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CUSSIFIEO OISPUY

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John Tugwall Rocky Mount. NC 91A4460514

Auction: The

NCAL #3494

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603 Greenville Blvd, Greenville, NC

sivwes EMTIHUE THRU DECHBtl 2MI

*8299

1986 MAZDA 626 DELUXE (4 door) SEDAN

9699

*11,999

1986 MAZDA RX-7

1986 MAZDA 626 LUXURY SEDAN

*5799

*5399

1986 MAZDA 323 HATCHBACK

*6899

1986 MAZDA TRUCK BASE SHORTBED

1986 MAZDA 323 DELUXE SEDAN

SAVE NOW THRU DEC. 24thVlfeekdays 8:30 to 6:30 Saturday 9:00 to 5:00*The above prices do not Include freight, advertising, NC sales tax, any optional equipment, or any dealer added accessories.

Phone: 756-1877

Th PHy Raftoctof. Graenvilte, N.C.

Sunday, DucMmbmB, 1986 Q.13

144 Houses For Sale

AYbCLANAN~ INSURANCE COMPANY 746 3761

MOVme NNIST SELL FwUy a/pitt. 3 baA^ooms. wt in kikSan, dan wtOi finelaca. larei fvaft and aMity room aMwr nna laatura*

Racantly

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ii;

lEOUCEO lor qokk ula 4 hodroami, aol-in kitchen, dining room, IMng room and dan Larga garage, central haat CwMriOl S4U0E

TOU MIST SEE THIS brkfc lionta 1 baeouiiu. 1 bedroom or dai. lormal dMng room, kitchen wHh ample cabinols. hving raom. central air. tuUy

car pitad, with dra^ total ot y ctoaetv New root, aluminum

ess

newly esvarad patia at warkidiop. IMaka an ol

Marvin BaldraaJr....

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Bear''

74M3N

74^0447

144 Houses For Sale

BALL & LANE

7520025

TREETOPS - Viilas and homa in a quiet wooded irtmg Two and throe bedroom pNns avaiiabla Prioaa tart at only 143.400 wMh SI3M cloeing coaHpaid

NERITACE VILLAGE -

Soaciout two bedroom Patio Oie of Graanville' bett tMtart Great locaHen olt lath St near Red Banks Road Pric ed from 43,500 fS% MCHFA

money availabN.

RIVER HILLS - All new designs otter vaulted catting great room wtlh hrepiacc. garage and deck

to enj^ the^^mariiiA yards

Priced in the]

Janet Frutiger... liwrd.

David Henit____

Cathy AWiier......

Richard Lane.

..7S27S30 7SA0I 7540110 .70 0014

CAMELOT Brick Venaer. I404 tquare feet. 3 baths, double garage, excellent condition MO.SOO 754eM

CAMELOT 3 bedroom con temporjry with vaulted ceiling and fireplace, nice wooded lot workshop. University Realty 35S 5044; Jean Hopper 754^4143

2 AUCTIONS

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

SAT. DEC. 14,1985

1ST SALE-10:30 A.M. WASHINGTON. NC

MM squArgloMnMtA and Mock building uaodby hORling t air condHion businoss. (Ommr Is moving to nonr location).

Vacant land to axpand.

May ba uaad aa manufacturing plant or distribution contof for Eaatom NC.

Throo antiguo guns and othar paraonal proparty.

LOCATION: Intoraactlon ot Rhtar Road A NC 32 at Tha Y".

2ND SALE-2:30 P.M. ROBERSONVILLE. NC

S.300 aguara tool bulKRng truck holgbt Fomwrty usod by RJR to procoat tobacco.

2 truck doora, offica A (3) V baths.

Larga lot

May ba uaad at small manufacturing plant warahousa or atorago. Excallant placo of pioporty.

LOCATION: From Roboraonvillo, tako US 64 aast from Intaraaction of US 64 A NC M3 for 1 mito. Proporty on toft

TERMS FOR BOTH SALES: 10S Good Faith on day of sato. Balanca on ctollvory of dood (45 MyaL

For furthor Information and brochura, call:

ROCHELLE REALTY & AUCTION COMPANY

P 0 Box 897 NC Lie 672 Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 (919)537-2551

FARM EQUIPMENT AND REAL ESTATE

AUCTION

Saturday. Dec. 14,1985 -10:00 A.M.

Location: Taka Hwy 17 South from Now Barn, N.C., go approximatoly 7 mitot to Rural Pavad Road 1002. Bara right, go approximatoly 10 mitog, uto will bo on toft.

TRACTORS John Oaaro 2940 Ford 3000

TRUCKS 1074 QMC 1 Ton truck 1070 Chovrolel 4X4 Pickup

1076 Ford 2 ton 1040 QMC 2 ton with dump HudMn Brothof* equipment trailer

HARVESTERS M.F. 300 Combine wHh both hMds

M.F. 510 Combine with both heads

1978 Bhie Long tobacco harveetor

EQUIPMENT

6Xt2shopmadelrailer 7000 John DeorePlantert Llllliton 4 row rolling cultivators John Doere 12'disc 500 gallon pull typo sprayer 110 John Deere 14'disc 2 row Ford cultivators

2 row Holland transplanters

3 bottom Ford plow

4 bottom Ford plow S' Rhino Quguo Made Hardoe 4 row sprayer 7 line chisel plow

(5) 126 rack Powoll bulk barns (gas tirad)

REAL ESTATE TRACT ONE

Approximalaly 43.3 total Mroa, 23 acres clearsd, 20 other, B4S lbs. tobacco

TRACT TWO Approximatoly 5.6 acras total.

TERMS: All equipment cash day ol aala. Real Ealato tOH day of salt, balance at closing. Subject to court approval.

COUNTRY BOYS AUCTION AND REALTY CO. KOBo*123S Washington. N.C.

Pilone 946-6007 State License No. 765

DOUOQURKINS ur

Qraanvllla, N.C. Washington. N.C.

750-1175 946-8478

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDCNTS

144 Houses For Sale

TLftKWANH sells THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

THIS COLONIAL ranch is brand new and near compteticn in Pineridgc ott Stantonsburg Road Call now! If s in the mid 50'! with very diep woodid lot m a owet area Energy ettkient with lireptace and garage Ml i

CAMELOT abaolulety the best buy m new construction m thcmidStO's This home is naar ly compiele wHh 1334 square teet Bfick, energy efficient plus a rear dKfc 16 year HOW war ranfy and you select the dKOr Front porch too! Ottered at 44.400 Mil

MOVE IN FOR less than 1500. Low monthty payments wtlh FHA financing at 4'y% Th new home a near Simpson and oNers J bedrooms. baths with heat pump Weil decorated Available immetfcateiy Builder pays all closing costs an points. Offered at 43,400.

NEW OFFERING Quiet neighborhood Completely redecorated 3 bedroom, 1 balfi brick rancher in Greenbriar Oak ftoors. new wallpaper, ceramic tile bath, lots ot closets, eat in kitchen Freshly painted and ready to move in. Mid For ties 495

CLARK-BRANCH,

REALTORS

355-2000

Mary Ward

ON Call.....................7541447

OickKinley..................750^444

Jute White. .................754 3544

Evelyn Darden .......355^7327

Ella McGowan 754 J2M)

Jo Sanders ......35S 2500

Ann Simmons .........754 3540

Marie Davis 754 S403

Geep Johnson......... 754 1714

Toil Free 1lOS25H10.e<t AFO

An Equal Housing Opportunity

BY OWNER, 4 bedroom home in excellent neighborhood, conve nient to ECU, schools and parks House features foyer, living room with fireplace, large kitchen, den overlookiifo wood ed natural yard Freshly painted inside and out Equips ped with new economical gas furnace 48.500. 1415 N Overlook Drive 758 5344 BY OWNER. 303 Baytree Drive Immaculate 3 bedroom, 3'y bath, beautifully landscaped lot. 355 3840after tp m CAMBRIDGE. Excellent 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch freshly painted, new wallpaper, huge greatroom with fireplace. Ama2ingly low price! University Realty 355 5844, Jean Hopper 754 4143

148Investment Proper!, excellent investment

Opportunity, Duplex and Triplex apartments in Eastern NoHh Carolina Fireplace inserts. attached utility space, refrigerator, stove, and dish washer included. 4 years old Good tax incentive, good income potential Some owner financing Call Foursite Realty, 355-7300 or Patsi Tart, 523-7705

150 Land For Sale

DEVELOPERS/BUILDERS

R4 Property. Will accommodate at least 4i units. Completely wooded in excellent location 756 8404 after 4 p m.

WINTERVILLE. Zoned Multi family 4 acres Price is right. Water and sewer. Call Morco anytime. 752 5014, 753 3854 13 ACRES. Bethel Highway. Cleared, owner financing. Only 15,500, Speight Realty, 752 3134,

754 4784 nights_

4 ACRES. Septic, utilities, deep well, wooded, off the road With or without trailer, between Greanville and Ayden. Owner (inaitcing! Sell or rent. 744-3443.

CLASSIFIED OISPUY

MATTHEWS SEPTIC TANK CO.

NfW install ATlONS*4EBAIRS PCUMBlNGi CLEANING Piil County permil ct 34 14 tej'S E-iperience

PHONE 753-4097

STANCiLL & FRIENDS

INSURANCE

Mobile Homes Homeowners

All Risk Crop Equipment

Poultry 4 Hog Houses Apartments Warehouses

Churches Stores

UNIVERSAL LIFE 12%

8 Pay 2S Years Old, 3S.000 = 213

Term 25 Years Old. 100,000 = 8115

Term 50 Years Old. 100,000=S05

758-2651 ANYTIME

^Snowden

c^ssociates

Business Brokers

Commercial Real Estate

752-3575

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

SPP Qas iogs witit bhweit.

$299.95 -t-groL.

iimiteci

good tUougii

^ecemb&i 21st, 19S5.

Contact:

<^ouKtT^ctAoCeum JUwdan -^kidatf

8-5

758-1277

156 Land Ft Sate

HIGHWAY 33 SOUTH. Brick yard Road 15 -F or acres Gentleman Farmers paradise Price is right Call Merco anytime 753 14.7S3 391*-HfW LKTIHGt ApgreximaMy 40 acres wooded land with some road IroRlagt Foursite Realty. 5^7300 or Kim McLawhorn. 7S3^543S

RAM8NMIH ROAD. 10 acres wd 3 acres Perked Priced reason^ Mt Call AAorco anytime 7

self, 7S3 sesA

nrLviAcaci

ON BLOUNTSCREEK 44.000 Cail 433^ 7583

152 Lets For Sato

APPROXIMATELY te and acre tots, located 3 rwites toiiNi of Aydwi. Possible owner financing with low down pay-menl. 4500 each. CoH Torn Hathaway at Aldridge 4 Seulheriend. 75035007355 OT. AYOKH NC. Building fots. North Hills Estate, all underground uttlitios. Itox IJT. Call Chostcr Sh. 74041M.

BEAUTiFuL wooded buito ing tots, in two ditterent otMy liAod tubdivisiana. Outside city UmHs. VM to tt3J wHh some owner financing availebte. Call W G BLOONT AND ASSOCIATES. 75A3000 days or 3S54330 nighta and woMnds.

CftKBftNCtSRir

THREE HOMES AWEEK wJMETIMESFOUR

HIDDEN HILLS Private area with 2.4 acres on culHlefOC. Exclusive area with 2500 squara feel minimum.

WOOOBERRY SUBIVIStON Off Hwy 33 west 5 lots. 5 acres plus per tot Great homesife.

WHISPERING PINES. 4 acres on SR 1744 Ocsirabte area.

MILLBROOK STREET. Greenbriar Subdivision Nice size lot. Exceltent tor new con struction. 7 JOO.

LOTS. Wlnfervilte countryside! Wooded residential loIsM to 4 acres AAinimum 1400 square toot house may be built Call for more Information. Ask for Evelyn Darden or AAary Ward. Less than 15 minutes from Greenville. Unusual to find priced in the teens. Call now!

CLARK-BRANCH

REALTORS

355-2000

Mary Ward

ON CALL .................75AI947

Dick Kintey...................7504644

Marie Davis..................754-5402

Jute White....................754 2564

Evelyn Darden..............355-7227

Ella AAcGowan..............754-3210

Jo Sanders....................355-2508

Ann Simmons................754-2540

Geep Johnson................756-1714

Toll Free; 1 00525-l0,e*t AF43

An Equal Housing Opportunity CLEARED LOT. SMtic tank, electrical service ana driveway file included. Payments only 98.49 month. Near Griffon. SMight Realty, 752 2134. 754 4^ nights

CORNER LOT, Monclair Estates. Reduced to 4500. Call 746 2227.

DUPLEX LOT for sate in prime location. Priced right. Call Foursite Realty, 355 7300 or J, C. Bowen, 756-7424 JCIO. MACGREGOR DOWNS beautiful wooded. 2.4 acre lot, 20,000. Financing available. 752 5244.

MOBILE HOME LOTS for sale. Easy financing. Call B.T. (Ben-

ny) Eastwood 752 1802._

OVER AN ACRE in the country, southeast of Greenville. LocatM in quiet cul-de-sac with residential restrictions. Call Terry Hathaway at Aldridge A Southerland, 754 3500/355-S87. SECLUDED HOMESITE. 17 acres wooded off state Road 1539 near Stokes. 820,000. Call Wilson, 1-291-5200, attcr4p.m.

UNIVERSITY REALTY 355-5866

HOLLY HILLS AREA. Prestigious area, good lot, 30's.

2S ACRES - suitable for townhomes. Perfect location.

CHERRY OAKS Wooded lot on lake.

DOWNTOWN AREA Several small lots, possible owner financing.

3 ACRE CLEARED building lot In Hollyridge subdivision with 200 foot river frontage. Water on sight and seeded lawn. 758-4728. 3-5 ACRE HOMESITES, 5000 an acre on state Road 1538 near Stokes. Call Wilson, 1-241 5208, after 4 p.m.

OWNER- SALE

Brookhlll

Townhome

UnHF-3

3Bodrooms-2WBath

$51,000

758-1403

152 Lots For Soto i

HtoHWAY 30 NORTH et Stokes 59 acres, wooded lot with city wafer. SI7.5M Foursite Realty. 3IS7300 or Stan Cherry. 750 0M0.8Sn

HU88TNGRIDGC Larg

irge rest

dcntiat tots near hospttsll 0.500 I4J00 MiHfe Utley, Owner Brokor.7ST4l34

LOTS OF LOTSI 4 boeutiM wooded loll adtowng the Pines City water and sewage Foursite " 7300 <

Really. 355 McLawhorn. 7to54as

Kim

1S5 Rtsorl Proptrty For Sato

RAYVIEW

bodroom

$. Lux

PamHco All now end just a ehort drive from Greenville. Pricod tram PM Call Balt A Lane.7S3at25

157

TowrNbusr For Sale

fffTFERT OR SALE. Retocaltng. I year old. Low down payment end low moniMy mortgage-3SA4Hi.

WH80Y MILLS Townhousos. Pay 5M and meumc e FHA 30 flmd rale loen Cameron Brown appYoistd tach towwhouio of 45900. Omior roadytoeotl. Phono 3S5-3474

161

Apartments For Rent

A BEAUTIFUL PLACE to litm. locotod bohind Wedgewood Arm, tinglo bodroom opaH monts. waohor, dryer hookups, wafer provtdod- Auoilable mid October Dey 7544803; nigbl 7SA7435

ABSOLUTELY FREE service to the apartment hunter Apartment Locater Servica IMIlie, 7549414

ALL BRAND NEW! Quiet

booutifully landscaped building ehind Wedgewood

located behind Wedgewt Arms. 1 and 2 bedroom apart mont availabte with washer/ dr^ hookups, central heat and air Frac wafer and sewer provided. Call 7541454 After 5 752 4N or 7544118

AVAILABLE NOW! Super toca lion on Greenville Boulevard. New, I bedroom. 22S/month, 2 bedroom, S245/month Water/ furnished, 757 1426

AVAILABLE tor rent January I, 2 bedroom, 1Vi bath witn

tireptace and dishwasher. 325 per month No pets, and lease required Call Clark Branch Realtors, 355^2000

AVAILABLE JANUARY 1st

Extra nice I bedroom

mont close to campus, 355- 5

AVAILABLE DECEMBER I, two bedroom townhouse, 4 miles west ot hospital on Stantonsburg Road. 752 5842

ONE BEDROOM efficiency in

Ringgold Towers, completely furnish*

ished. 275 per month. Availabte now. 437 6885

ONE BEDROOM apartment near campus. 225 a month. Call Scott. 7S84161.

ONE BEDROOM, small effi ciency, furnished, utilities included. Student or professional Available January I. 275 month 754-8785

RENT FURNITURE; Living,

dining, bedroom complete. Op tlontobuy. U REN CO, 756 3862

RINGGOLD TOWERS, furnish ed, 4 person suite, 600/month. 757 03

SHENANDOAH VILLAGE

townhouse. Large living room, 2 bedrooms, l'/4 baths, washer/ dryer hookup, patio Swimming pool and tennis court. 340 month. 355 2814.

TWIN OAKS 2 bedrooms, !/> baths, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, Williamsburg Decor, 320.754 7480

JEANNETTE COX AGENCY

REALTOR

756-1322

1516 GrMiivilto Blvd.

IF YOU ARE MOVING TO GREENVILLE

Call 7S6-1S22 or write P.O. Box 687. OrMnvllte. N.C. lor youf tree copy . ol Homa* For Lhlng". monthly publication packed with plduras, dataila and plicas ol homas and availabte locally.

IF YOU ARE MOVING TO A NEW CITY

Gal your Iraa copy ol Homas For Living', In tha city you ara going to. Know tha raal aatala nurkal batora you gat thara. Your copy It In our oftlca. Wa can halp you buy. tall or trada a homa any placa in tha nation.

THE REAL ESTATE CENTER

355-6666

REDUCED $10,000.! I dare you to find a nicer brick ranch with many extras for this price. $64,900.00.

U/U Pinc, c^ycUn

Over 2300 square feet, new roof, beautifully landscaped, 3 bedrooms, double den with step down, living room, dining room, 2 baths, breakfast sunroom, deck, outside game/party room, storage building, 2 car garage, carport, large corner lot (I57'x205). Just 15 miRutall from hospital and medical school.

AYDEN lOAN&INSUIUIICE CO.

746-3671 B#ar Baldraa 746-6488 C.O. Pratt

6-6474

141

Apartments For Rent

NEAR university. 2

bMtrooms. l> bato, kitchao

with appiiancos. washer 'di^w

hook ups 370 per month Jcanvtette Cox Agmy. 7591322

NICE QUIET DUPLEX noar fKMipHol and ntall Washor. dryor. carpol 7593471.759IVO

HERITAGE VILLAGE 2

b4tdroont patio home with firaplace. rcfrigerater, 375/ monfb. no pots. I year tease rw quirad.3552213.alters 31pm

IN ATOEN, 1 monlfl 744-4344. 752 5147 TWO tEDROOM

155/

Hooker Road 345 CoCtm orlSAm

754G4

141 Apartments

For Rent ,

two OEOROOM apartmenf. carpeted, kitchen appftoncas. wafer and sewage eiciudad Located nice quiet ncMbboflNod 864 Aeertinent 4 Willow SIreef, 346 ^fl4l5.

TWO BEOROOAtt. control Iwaf and air Availabte Oecqmber 1 316 a monflt 7S5-74e4 after 4

MEDICAL OAKS Now 2

bedroom apartments Waikeig dfetanca of tfw howHa* Prosen Hy under cemtruction, olmest ready One year laaM requirad wHfi (fepooH 346 par monlli CaHLyteOovis DavH Realty 7S13660 7552404 3552S74

mill-MIST SEU!

TOWNHOUSE ONLY $42,900

Possible 10.7% loan assumption. Two bedrooms, fresti paint, energy efficient, immaculate with all kitchen appliances. Owner transfered, will negotiate.

756-8854

Shes One Of The Jeannette Agency People

Til

OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-4 PM

1610 SOUTH ELM STREET

If you work at ECU and desire a quiet, pleasant neighborhood, this lovely home may be for you. 3 Bedrooms, Living room. Kitchen and Den combination.

QUINN REALTY

355-6258

Tketop^

All New Condominium Villas & Townhouses. Priced From $43,900 to $66,900.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

Located off S. Evans St. Ext.

Ball &Lane ^[Bt

Real Estali' Sales and Development

v 752-0025

Valerie Dragoon

HIM iOK HofM 756-7171

"THANKS A LOT"FOR CALLING US!

756-1322 Anyllm.

FOR SALE

COUNTRY aUB - ON GOLF COURSE

This atogant English country homa is parfact for comfortable manor-house living with five bedrooms, 3% beths, living room, formal dbiing room, den wHh beamed ceiling, enclosed rear porch with wet bar, end a large guest house on spacious grounds. Let us show you the extra touches that make this home a special one that will lend ei^yment and (Nestige to its owner. $190,000

E. THIRTEENTH ST.

This older home near ECU is in very good shape for its age. It hee approximatoly 1800 square feet, 3 to 4 bedrooms, den, kitchen wHh pantry, 1 \k baths, and living room. It also has a cedar cloeet and a large front screened porch. Good home for starter or investment $38,000.

E. THIRD ST.

This smell home is in a good location near-the university and downtown, and has 2 bedrooms^ living and dining rooms, kitchan, central heat. Needs some work, but It is a good starter home or im(^st ment property. $32,500.

FOR LEASE

New luxury townhomes in Brookhill, 2-bedrooms and 3-bedroom with fireplaces, very attractive and comfortable homes, $350 and $475 per month.

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BAYTREE. m story cape co46months oM-owner transferred. Features jreat room with fireplace & french doors to dech, kitchen with nook, formal dining, 3 bedrooms, 2 Vi baths. I7S.OOO.

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355-7653

MARKETERS OF FINE PROPERTIES

stairs irvasiw suit* accompamas large C>ath Additional 3 bedrooms with aicaptionaliy urge double bath Thi'd kxy walk-up attic ti 39.900

BEDFORD

itaw itoma m Badtofd Tfiit nome has a lot oi heit end a oartonaiitT ol 1 i own Ctthadrai caiimgs 2 bedrooms down end 2 up all lormai areas Oan/kitchan combinatior and two car garage tt47 SOO

GRAYLEIGH

Sat rou' sights nigh and you won t be disappointed Elegance and glamour will be found throughout this 2 story classic with (inaiy marbiad fireplace Georgian styled beck porch kitchen of modern appointment deco tiled baths and detailed molding throughout Soma new carpet over hardwood floors Must see to appreciate averylhing that If ottered $217 OOC

LYNNDALE

Traditional two-story beige brick home m Lynndala on Slanwood Oritre This home laaturas deep crown molding downstairs bMulituI brass chandelier customnad kitchen glassed tnciosed braaklast room family room w.th tirapiaca and larga deck for entertaining Soma draperies and shutters remain Hardwood lioors downstairs and one bedroom and bath down Three bedrooms and 2 baths up with tiiremely large storage oner garage Fenced backyard Priced at $1SS 000

FOUNTAIN

Looking lor a large 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch on a manicured acre of land^ Weii this home near downtown Fountain is pertect' Spacious kilchan with lovely brick patio and garage Good Ft'mviiia school system At-tordabiy priced at $79 000

WINDERMERE

This beautitui cedar noma in private Windermere sttords all the amenities ot graceful living Four bedrooms 3 baths and the matter it conveniently downstairs Large deck overtooki the beautituHy landscaped acre you own This 6 year old home with double garage is pncad at $107 000

WESTHAVEN III

This traditional cedar home is oadad with personality' Naw carpal anhincas the coimass of the living room and dan with tirapltca Three bedrooms 2'. baths and a taricad in yard complete this picture parlact home lor only $89 90C

LYNNDALE

Owrsers are reloctting and they nave |ust completely re-decoyattd this loyely 3 bedroom ranch m Lynndala HarcF wor>d tkkors in all formal areas and bedrooms Lots ot built ins in Family room with paneling and aiposed beamso Large breekttsi area 'eading to giass soianum on back with spaciouk view of yard A lot at gracious living lor $t07 000

WINDY RIDGE

One ot a kmd single story condominium has all tha tmenr^ ties of a large home 3 bedrooms fireplace large island in ovar-suad kitchen BeauHluHy decorated lots of built ms and k super deck lor pnyala entertaining For tha individual who wants to live m a beautiful home surrounded by trees but has no lima tor yard miinlanance this is it lor $8S 000

BROOKGREEN

Lovely large home leaiuring 4 bedrooms each with their own beth screened porch and a racraaiion room dowrv stairs Many lerntic features m this interior decorator s dream $185 000

FARMVILLE HIGHWAY

Minutes from Greenville Country Club, you II Imd nestled in your two tcra wooded lot a baaulilui custom-built brick colonial home Taslatuiiy decorated in all formal areas, this prestigious home oHers lour bedrooms privacy and all modern conveniences tor $170.000

BRIARWOOD

Privacy and unusuality is key to this very desirable New England Salt-boi Very large living and dining rooms lovely kitchen with built-in ovens m brick wall as well as bar area Firit tioor master suite and bath with prvala study or nursery Large upstairs playroom with three bedrooms 2 baths Garaga and basement on lower level with targe worksttop and storage area Well thought-out plan aituated on loveiy wooded lot $230 000

CLUB PINES

Rustic outdoor charm on Crastlme Boulevard in Club Pines Beautifully decorated with crown molding lots ot buiit-ins and a pretty eat-m country kitchen Master bedroom and bath downstairs plus 2 bedrooms and another lull bath upstairs Tha school bus stops In front ot your tastefully manicured lawn and you re minutes from mall shopping All this and much more lor $98.000

LYNNDALE

This lovely two story brick home in Lynndal* is color C(M>r dinatad inside and out in rich tones ot beige and brown The entrance toyer is complimented with grasscloth walls and pinepegged tioor Beige carpeting throughout with brick patterned tile m kitchen Breaktast area opens through French doors to large deck Ceramic tiled counter lops and center island work area Private bedroom and bath downstairs tor usa as master suite or guests Two car garage oH family room Upstairs another master suite and beth plus two more bedrooms and bath Laundry room and tktra added feature ot larga panelled game room Eicailent floor plan and a must see tor $165 000

WINTERVILLE

Pactecl tor N C Housing money this attractive 3 bedroom brick ranch with a large screened in porch, otters iicel-lent schools and quiet community living Aniiously seeking t r>M owner located in Shamrock Terraca lor $49 900 owner win give you a r>w carpel allowance

UNIVERSITY

This well established home on tOih Street near the university invitas you into cent#' net' that opans into large living 'oom on 'ignt nth tirspiac* Open porch oft living 'oom Carpeting Ihrrjughoul m iikenew condition and ah draperies convey Ommg room to lett with aiceiitnt traffic flow to kitchen and private study Garage oft kitchen Downstairs bedroom and bath Upstairs iwo ailra large bedrooms and bath Very good storage Outside storage house tome new wiring and new root Priced at $78 000

CLUB PINES

Five minutes from Carolina East Mall in preatigious Club Pinea you 11 tind this large energy elficiem custom-built cedar home lor $129 000 Lovely pine flooring throughout your den with fireplace, living room and eal-in kitchen with loll ot buiit-ins Tour personal touches will make this the perlect three bedroom country home in a wonderful neighborhood i

BROOK VALLEY

Eaiy iiowmg pt-isvai home on comer lot Oversired formal living room upllairs den with fireplace and waik-in wet bar downstairs Fit bedrooms and wrap around balcony Many titra s tor $160 000

LYNNDALE

The Iwo slorv symmetrical 'ac ado ot this home with beau lllul isndacaping and tancad r>ark ,ard is vary pisasmg to the eye The imeriot is coior coordinated throughout witn private bedroom and bath -townstaiis Tn kitchen com rrsands large center island cooking area lovaiy breakfast area end leundryimud room leading to two cer gtrege Upstairs master suMe and beth also has oflica or sewing room titrt Tavo more bedrooms and bath bring a total ot 'our bedrooms md 3 baths Sprinkler system and rnantcured yard $159 900

LYNNDALE

Dutch colonial on Queen Anna Road in lynndile E>-irameiy ipacioui playroom upstairs, adioming bedrooms 2 C$1 garsga 4 bedrooms and 3 baths Nicely landscaped yard and much mors $156 000

HOLLY RIDGE

Everything in this quality conitruclad home is designed lor tamiiy living md comlon Maiiiva sunken living room with curved tlreplice and wet bar with French doors leading to a coiy sunroom besulitully appointed lormtl dining room a unique gourmet kitchen md large breeklesi eree Three bedrooms md 2*! beths Tasietully decorated and elaborately Imdsceped $240 000 with 9 tcret

BEDFORD

Charming two story yellow and gray colonial on Bremerton in Bedford invites wsrmth Irom outside to irv side with t Ifrge living room tnd dining room with bey wirv (low Custom drspenes remain Cheartui kitchen and bay-window breaktast area Sunken temily room with deck Up-

BETHEL

Situated on the south tide ot Bethel lies t lovely brick ranch on super large fenced comet lot Living room, family room with Fisher wood stove and large knchen/dlnmg room combinetioh Three bedrooms iiundry room garage md carport What mora do you need lor $49 600't

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Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch home. Brand NEW and ready for immediate move! 2 full baths, great room with fireplace, formal dining roorn, kitchen with breaknook. Deck fdr summer entertaining.

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ROWNETREE WOODS. LEISURE CHRISTMAS is yours In these maintenance free 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes. Beautiful! Spacious! Hang your stocking on the fireplace and relax over the holidays. Quality Westminster constmctlon. HOW warranty. Prices begin

at $47,400.

TWIN OAKS. EASY KEEPER! Youll love the layout of these 2 bedroom, ^V2 bath townhomes. Fully equipped kitchen. Only a few left. Priced from $45,000.

CANNON COURT. SPECIAL PRICE for a 2 bedroom, 1 Vz bath condominium with fully applianced kitchen. Now priced at $39,900.

RESIDENTIAL LOT

Brandywiae Estates. Off Hi^way 33 East. 120-180 $10,500.

WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE NOW HAVE GREAT NEW LISTINGS!

CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS!

758-6050

COLLICE C. MOORE

AND ASSOCIATES tit SOUTH EVANS GREENVILLE, NC 27834

THE REAL ESTATE CENTER

355-6666

211 Commerce Street, Greenville OWNED BY THE BROKERS THAT SERVE YOU

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MANICURED LOT. Great room with super fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen. Convenient to hospital $56,900.

Edgar Wall 752-2517

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QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD. 3 bedrooms. 1V% baths, shady lot, Farmers Home loan assumption. Call for appointment

EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE for lease Arlington Blvd. Two to choose from. Call for details.

WATER A SEWER. 50 acres of land in Greenville area zoned RA-20. Good for industrial or residential applications. $6,000 per acre.

NEW LISTING. Nice quiet country living on a large well kept lot. Located 3 miles from Farmvllle and 12 miles from Greenville in Greene County. Very low tax base. Priced in the Mid Forties and lots of possibilities.

$10.000 REDUCTION.

83 acre farm with 50 acres of good cropland. 1952 square foot brick home with formal areas, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Farm and home may be purchased together or separately. Call today. 4tA19.

WOODED LOT. 3 acre lot in MacGregor Downs. Horse stables can be built on the b:k of property. Mid $20's. #S29.

REDUCED $2.000. Brick home on corner lot in Wintervllle school district 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, eat-in kitchen, den, corner lot $51,500.

QUALITY. Extras and more quality. Exclusive neighborhood In Farmvllle. 2 Vi baths, 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, formal areas, slate patio. Offered in the low$100V

NEW LISTING. Westmont. Convenient to hospital, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has an excellent floor plan There is a front porch and rear deck. Youll love it Mld$50V

D.H. CONLEY AREA. 25

acres suitable for subdividing or may be purchased In 5 or 10 acre Increments. $86,000. #A25.

UPSTAIRS REC ROOM and lots of attic storage make this 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch highly desirable for your growing family. A new coat of paint and beautiful landscaping make for an excellent exterior appearance $68,900. #A18.

RIVER RETREAT. On

corner canal lot with 200 feet of canal frontage. Furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has central air and boat house. Could serve as a primary residence. $39,900. #A2.

NEW LISTING. New home near Ayden-Grifton. Ex cellent floor plan, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace and a 16 X 16 wood deck. Builder pays up to 3 points Offered at $58,000. Buy now and choose your own decor Call Ray Holloman.

NEW OFFERING. Country Place. Contemporary with large fenced back yard for the kids, separate dining room and priced right. $44,900. #S34.

BUILD YOUR HOME among the large oak trees or repair the old farm house Pasture your horses on the 27 acres, or cultivate the fertile land. You could even sell off lots on the vast road frontage. Call for an appointment. 4tJ27.

YOU'LL BE impressed with this charming two story traditional with cedar siding. Located on a two acre lot. $140.000.

RED OAK SQUARE.

Greenville's newest luxury 2 bedroom townhomes conveniently located near schools, shopping and hospital, 3 year warrant and 10 year limited H.C.W, warranty. $42,900. #SH5.

NEW OFFERING. Starter ranch in Ayden available due to owner transfer. Offers very large master bedroom, great room with fireplace. Exterior recently painted and priced right at $44,900. Call today for your personal showing #C8

NEW LISTING. Country Club. Custom built 5

NEW OFFERING. Nice starter home In Ayden offers 3 bedrooms, new carpet and good neighborhood for the kids. Call today. $39,900.4tT35.

FARM FOR SALE. Near Farmvllle. Excellent cropland with timber and good road frontage. Creative financing available. Offered at $135,500. #C30.

NEW LISTING. Located on a hilly lot 7 miles from Greenville 24' above ground swimming pool just purchased this year. 12 x 12 metal building $48,500.

BEAUTIFUL 2 ACRE lot

or buy more acreage 2 story Colonial home with many outbuildings 4 bedrooms den, fireplace $75,000 #J32.

WINTERVILLE. 3

bedroom house convenient to schools and downtown. Has solar hot water system, recently remodeled and has a fenced backyard for the kids $49,500.4>T34.

NEW OFFERING. Windy Mills townhouse available due to owner transfer. Good FHA loan assumption with low equity. Cwner will consider lease option. $42,500. <4S4.

NEW LISTING. Cider home in Farmvllle In an excellent neighborhood. Great lor people with growing kids or someone looking a

quiet neighborhood. Home has 3 or 4 bedrooms with a

2 HOUSES. 3 acres of land and several out* buildings. Stokes area Mid 20'e. J33

IF YOU APPRECIATE

custom built quality, this 2,261 square toot ranch at the rear of Lake Ellsworth la just for you. Corner lot lends and element of privacy Many extras. $89,900. A23.

CONTEMPORARY Hide away in the city on heavily wooded lot near the university. Family room with balcony, wood deck overlooks a stream Owner financing. Offered at 177,400.4tH21.

closed In back porch Partial fenced back yard with detached garage. Call today for appointment. Offered at $42,500. <C3.

bedroom split level on 1st tee at Grifton Country Club Offers 2 car garage, detached garage, fenced back yard with dog run and a spacious wooded lot. Call for your personal showing. $129,900.

WEATHINGTON HEIGHTS. 3 bedroom home on a dead end street Great room with sliding glass door and built-in bookcase. Farmers Home Loan assumption. $43,500. #J6.

NEW COMMERCIAL

building on Hwy 264 west Washington, N.C. Unlimited possibilities. $86,900 #A3I.

BIG REDUCTION Cider home In Farmvllle 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, remodeled inside and out. Ready to move In. $36,000.14C16.

NEW LISTING. Farmvllle. Cwner moving, Cash In on your chance to live In this 3 bedroom brick home for less than you may be paying in rent. Mkl $40e.

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bedroom home in excellent condition. great for an investor or for the home owner. Priced in the low $20s. Better hurry! Call J.C. Bowen, 756-7426.

WELCOME HOME! This new home with its beautiful open stair well and balcony overlooking a large and lovely living room with fireplace can be home sweet home for you. 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, eat-in kitchen, formal dining. iC3. Call Carolyn Erwin at 35&6016.

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EASTBROOK AND VILUGE GREEN APARTMENTS

337 ono. hwo and rw badraom apartnwnt, faalur cabto TV, moOrn aopiianas. claan laun dry facilittos. swimming pools, MiycarpWod

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LEXINGTON SQUARE R - A beautiful place to live. Very attractively decorated. End unit. Kitchen completely furnished. 2 bedrooms, 1V^ baths, family room with paddle fan.

WRAP THIS LOVELY southern home in a red ribbon for a great Christmas present. Youll love having so much space. Formal areas, den with built^n bookshelves, library and music room, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, double lot for garden, playground, etc. Extra building in backyard for shop. Maintenance free exterior.

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One bodroom apartments ijioar the campus. One available in Dacwnber 1333.00

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Affordable 3 bedroom units, are. available at Cannon Court Con . dominums. For sole or rent.-Conveniont to ECU Bus service < Cali 7S4MS0 for details

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.ASSOCIATES : : 110South Evans* -Greenville. NC: 758-6050 ;:;

BAYTREE

A HOUSE S NOT ALWAYS A HOME, but this brick cus-: toth two story Cape Cod in Boytree has that magic-feeling. Nestled in the trees on a large wooded lot, it features great room with beamed ceiling and firer place, formal entry and dining, kitchen with bar and-nook, a study, two large bedrooms, two baths, laundry room, fenced backyard and more: everything to make, your dreams come true. Close to shopping, schools,-patk, library. (A must see at $77,900.)

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REALVALUES

InvOng univcrwv ixmgsiow Nice Inn upper Cos heat. cXy utllkiet. 4 bedrooms. l/i bdhs phis near everything Investment property A beautthil buy! Priced at $23.500

AFFORDABLE

Rewwdng 2 story (uB d potential City utilities. 3 bedrooms, two baths, plus high dbtgs, convenienl location Investment Converted mto two apartments See noud Priced at $26.000

BUDGET APPEAL

Tivo story with lix-up appeal City uBkbes, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths also high ceilings, near all amenibes Investment, converted into two apartmentd h's a beautiful buy! Priced at $26.000

PRICE-CUT OPPORTUNITV!

Near downtown, univetsey bungalow teaturmg special touches Gas heat, hardwood floors, formal dmmg room, 3 bedrooms, also near shops, bus Use as investment or convenient place to live A genuine value'Priced at $28.900 CHERRY BUNGALOW

Floral Park home with winning ways Quiet street, fencing, hardwood floors, wood Windows, 2 bedrooms, carport, 36 x 30 12 feet high commercial type building in rear, immediate move m Good value at this pnce'$29,500

AMERICAN HOME SHIELD Home Protection is available through our office!

McGregor Down* $ 124,900

CLASSIC TRADITIONAL HOME

Elegant prestige haven 2 story on 2.9 acres. Cheery fireplace, crown moldings, formal dining room, den, 4 bedrooms, 2>/2 baths plus heat pump, 2 car garage, easy care landscaping, foyer, deck, quiet street, hardwood floors, main level laundry. Upstairs playroom. Workshop Priced to move! Listing agent: Shirley Tacker, 756-6835

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College Court $66,000

RATING HIGH ON CHARM

Enticing ranch-type featuring brick exterior. Quiet street, great family area, central air, carpeting, foyer, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fencing, manicured lawn, storm windows plus near schoob. Carport with storage area Good value at this price! Listing agent: Sue Castellow, 355-^111

Country-Fairfleld $57,900

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Country ranch type Great family area, fireside comfort. central air. formal dining room, foyer, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, manicured lawn, southern exposure Also great room. Possible asMfflptlofl. Storage, Near community coHcm. A super Listing Agent Shirley Tacker. 756-6835.

COUNTRY FLAIR For Ivafailly revel In this ranch type Superbly situaled on 13 acres. Quiet street, ioimal dining room, family room. kSchen apptances included, fencing, storm win dorw. wcl water, out buildings. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths Possible FHA loan assump-tton, take over ntmediately A genuine value! $%,900.

LITTLE BUT LOVABLE Step saver country, east of city ranch offering brick facade Just one owner Paddle fans, dtclrk heat, hardwood floors, eat-in kitchen. 3 bedrooms. A chance to tve in ' Ihecountry A beautiful buy Priced al $38,000

CHERRY RANCH

Winicrvile home with bnck styling Freshly decorated. Carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, comer lot, storm windows. Abo near schoob. shops See thb home now! Unusual value Priced at $38,900

COUNTRYCHARM /

Sweetbriar contemporary for price wise space. Central air. modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms. I'/i batfis. storm windows, abo great room, carport Thb b a real Iwy. Priced at $43.900

RADIATING CONFY CHARM

Ranch that offers brick design Great family area, central air, hardwood floors, eat-in Idlchen. 3 bedrooms, Vh baths, storm windows, carport. A real find-dont wait! Priced at $45,900

SNUG LITTLE HAVEN Dollar wise Stanton Heights ranch-type featuring energy efficiency Quiet street, elec trk heat, hardwood floors, storm windows, shutters, 3 bedrooms phis side drive, large floored attic, carport. Move in now A super buy! $46,900 '

FIRST HONE CHARM 2 story with cheerful hearth. Sparking upkeep. Heat pump, carpeting, ^eatroom. modem kXchen. 2 bedrooms. 1'/^ baths, bay window, patio, storm windows, abo orivacy wall, near shops--recreation. Thb condominium b for you! Priced to move! Priced at $48,900

AREALCUTIEPIE

Bnck exterior adds charm to thb find Ranch type, first owner, quiet street, great family area, electric heat, hardwood floors, eat-in kitchen. 3 bedrooms, I'/h baths, manicured lawn, deck, storm windows, shutters, outbuildings phis pantry Easy commuting dbtance to the Medical complex $47,500.

LEAFY SETTING

Alert buyer will faO lor thb bnck Edwards Acres ranch. A sole owner, fireplace warmth, heal pump, carpeting, ^eal room, modeni kitchen. 3 bedrooms, I'/t baths, comer lot, garage Ideallor Savvy buyer. Priced at $53,500 IN-GROUND POOL Special touches combined with thrifty chorn. Brick ranch Feeslde glow, central ait, gas heal, carpetbig, fonnal dining room, family room, fencing, pabo. cMy utilities, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, garage A genuine value! Priced at K4,900

FRAMED BY COUNTRY SITE Beil Arthur 2 story farmhouse with a roomy 2 acres. 2 fireplaces, formal dming room, family room, eat-in kitchen, 6 bedrooms, large trees, phis near schoob Par baBy restored Look at the possibilUies An excellent vakie Priced at $57.500 SHADYYARD

Auracbve cedar Pineridge contemporary with genuine charm. Sparkling upkeep Qubt street, great family area, flreplace glow, heat pump, paddb fans, caring, yeaboom, foyer, modem kftchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, patio, stonn windows, shed Not far from the Medical Complex Pineridge. available immediately $57.500.

MUCH REDUCED PRICE Lovely ranch type in pastoral setbng Great family area, fireplace gbw. cenbal ab. formal dining room, foyer, modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, manicured lawn, southern exposure plus ^ealroom Possibb assumption Storage Near community collegi Cal now! Priced at $57.900

COUNTRY TREASURE Cedar ranch-type wtth real personality A slngb year old. beautiful upkeep, heat pump, paddb fans, carpeting, ^eat room, modem kMchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, pabo. norm wbidows Near Lake Gbnwood Unusual value Priced at $58.500 SMAU HONE CHARM Interesting dupbx/univtnMy area brick residence with shade bee charm Eat-in kttchfi. 2 bedrooms. 1 bath each unit, comer lot, city ubBties Plus near schoob Use as investment or Ive In one. rent other Ideal lor Savvy buyer Priced at $59,900,

SHADEDYARD

Oolbt-wbe Westhaven ranch type wbh budget benefits Great family area, coiy hearth, centrtl ab. ebciric heal, carpebng, family room, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, pkis neat shops Just repainled msidc Carport Thb a a real buy Priced at $61.000

HANDSOME TRADITIONAL HOME Claic fantasy home 2 sloiy 2 fbeplaccs. formal dining room, eat-in kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 2' baths pkis shutters. 2 car garage, comer bl, great room. bee-Bned dreet. storm wtndowi, easy care landsca^. heat pump, gas heat. Wait to the campus Good vakie at thb price Priced at 162.900

ESTABU1EDAREA Coiy hearth accents this bright brick Colage Court ranch Great family area, cenbal ab, fcxmal dbUng room, loyer, family room, study, exba large cbseti, comer bt. 3 - bedrooms. 2*4 baths Stud) can be used as fourth bedroom Priced at right! Priced al $65.000

PLANNED FOR COMFORT bvlilng Colige Court ranch-type designed for living Quiet sbeet. great family area, cenbal ab, caipcttng. foyer, eat In kbchen. 3 bedrooms. 2 bslhs, fencing, manicured lawn, storm window. Alto near schoob. Carport wtth storage area Priced as right! Priced al $66,000

NICE FIXER-UPPER

Hospttabb counby, SR 1131 ranch wtth such nice lealurcs Brick. 2 car garage Ibfiide cheer, cenbal ab, carpettng. lotmal dming room, loyer. family room, exba bige cbsets, cal-ln kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2*/6 baths Not far from Rtl Commlnuly Coiitge Priced at $67.500

CONTEMPORARY WARMTH

Lovely Brentwood residence oHm (beside glow Smgb-owner ce. energy efficient Cenbal ab. paddle fans, cathedral ccilngs, skylights, carpeting, ^eaboom. formal dbbrg room, cal-bi Idlchen. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, manicured lawn, patio PLUS privacy wal,skylght and island b Idlchen Cathedral ceiling $69.900 START LIVING IN THIS RANCH-TYPE Brick facade fttghlghls thb enbcmg Riverhilb home Quiet sbeet. ^eat family area, fireside glow, cenbal ab, carpebng, fonnal dtttmg room, foyer, family room, manicured lawn, pabo, storm wbidows. three bedrooms, two baths No city taxes A qitoidid home buy Priced at $69.900

HOSPITABLE BRICK TRADITIONAL HOME Cozy hearth b a pku value, 1V1 story, first owner pride Tree Bned sbeet, cenbal ab, elecbk heat, wood paneing, carpeting, formal dining room, foyer, comer lot, side drive, large bees, deck, 4 bedrooms, 2. baths Exba large ubktv room, garage. $69,900

(}UICKSALE:PRICE-CUn

Belvedere ranch type wtth lots of warmth Quiet sbeet. ^at family area, cozy fireplace, cenbal ab, carpebng, formal dining room, family room, fencing, laege bees, deck, storm wbidows, 3 betkooms, 2 baths, pkis near shops. Storage 16 x 16 wbed worluhop. super area $69,500.

BRICK RANCH-TYPE PRIVACY Feeplace glow brightens thb jewel. Cul-de-sac quiet Great family area, 2 car garage, cenbal ae. carpebng, formal dbting room, foyer family room, eat-in kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, woodbuming stove, fruit bees. Nice for the home gardener Great for children $73,900

COUNTRY JEWEL

Belb Fork ranch for family Ivlng. Brick. Fbeplace charm, cenbal air. elecbk heat, carpeting, family room, many buik-bis, eat in kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fencing, city water Also near schook-shops. Crown moldings 26 X 30 wbed workshop Cenbal vacuum An excellent vakie Priced at $74,900

PRICE-CUT OPPORTUNITY Enjoy the convenience of thb smart Candlewkk 2 story cedar Cape Cod Quiet sbeet, fireside comfort, cenbal ab, carpeting, den, modem kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, woodbummg stove, large bees, pabo, storm windows Immediately available It's a beautiful buy* $74.900

BRICK RANCH-TYPE CHARMER Corthal VA owned. Lake Glenwood home providing cherry hearth Great family area, 2 car garage, cenbal ab. gas heat, carpebng. formal dining room, foyer, den, corner kx, deck, storm wbidows, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $76,000 with VA dbect loan or $68,400 other A super buy! Priced at $76.000

LOVELY COUNTRYSIDE Bright Eastern Pines ranch-type answers family needs. Mrs Clean cate Warm hearth, cenbal ab. paddle fans, carpebng, formal dbilng room, game room. den. modem Idlchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fencing, mankured lawn. deck, storm win dows. storage shed See now! Priced $79,900

ATTRACTIVE CONTEMPORARY Hospitable Lake EBovorth home features cathedral ceilings Redwood Great family area, citcbonic door opener, cheerful hearth, cenbal as. cathedral ceihngs. great room, sumoom, thermal glass, easy-care landscaping 3 bedrooms. 2 baths plus quiet sbeet, carpebng Super area and near the medkal complex $84.900 MOVE-UP COMFORTS Congenial Westhaven V' I'A story Cape Cod boating fireplace glow Nearly new ^al family aru. space lor expan non. cenbal air. Freeh doors, great room, formal dining room, foyer, 3 bedrooms, 2 bhs Plus storm windows, carpeting Near shops, modem kilchen. deck See today' Priced at $89,900

BRIGHT* BEAUTIFUL ,

Fbeside comfort enhances this albacbve Club Pines 2 story ttadiiinal Great family area, zoned heabng/cooBng, great room, formal dining room, foyer, exba large closets, eat-in kilchen, 3 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, bay windows plus panby. carpeting, starm wbidows. pabo. Possible FHA loan assumption A super home $89,900 FEATURING NEAT EXTRAS Cozy hearth brt^tens this stand-out Brick ranch-type Great family area, cenbal av. lotmal dinxig room, loyer, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths Also modem kitchen, family room, storm Windows, deck, manlcuied lawn. 2 car garage Office or storage off garage Good vakie al this pricel Pnced at $94.900

PLEASANT SMAU HOME 2 rioty perfect lot dbcemlng buyets Cenbal ab. foyer, modem kitchen, 2 bedrooms, IMt baths, fencing, storm windows in each unit Three townhomes Use as bivestmenillt't a beautthil buy Priced at $95.900

VIEW-SITE HEAVEN Riverfront custom Gilead Shares badMonal beach house 2 story, right on the canal, just one owner, rivet/bay views Great family area, crown mouldings, wood panel-big, fott room, wel water, seven bedrooms. 2'/1 baths pkii screened porch, quiet ibeei. ilonn wbidows, fishing PossWe owner financing Possession now $95,000 BEACH FANTASY Rivcrtide Chocowbttty Bay cotlagb Bay vlbws Grcri family area, counby kitchen, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, pier, boat sto. well water plus carpebng^fishing, gas heal, fur nbhbigiandappkaiicesbicliided See this one now! Priced at $98 500

ON CALL THIS WEEKEND

Thelma WhltehurctT GRl.CRS

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DUTCH-STYLE WARMTH

Congenial IV2 story offering brick exterior. Quiet street, great family area, centra! air, wood paneling, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, main-level laundry, fencing, manicured lawn, storm windows plus near schools-shops. Garage. Call now. Listing agent: Mary Scudder, 756-4067

GOLF-AREA HEAVEN

Brook VaUey 2 story baditional disbnction Brick Cheery fireplace, cenbal air^ crown mouldings, formal dining room. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths PLUS pabo. family room, eat-in kitchen, exba large closets, foyer. 2 car garage Many buik-ins On eighth hole Recently painted outsxle $110.000 % COUNTRY FANTASY

Custom elegance Ranch-type, first-owner pride. Fbeside glow, fonnal dining room, foyer, den. country kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2'/k baths, buik-in microwave pkis pabo, carpeting, near schools, gas heat. 2 car garage, storm windows Detached 12W squarefeetwofkshopwttfihealandab Unusual vakie Priced at $115.000 SYMPATICO SMART-SET HONE Outsiandng Cheny Oaks I'/i story 5 bedroom brick Cozy hearth, cenbal ab, fpr-mal dbiing room, three baths Pkis foyer, near recreation, great family area, laige bees, eat-in kttcHen. comer lot. mulb-purpose room, sunken living room, patio Great floor plan A super buy! Pnced at $115.000

CLASSY TRADITIONAL HOME Imposing 2 story Artfully sUed on 2 9 acres Fbeplace charm, aown moldings, formal dining room, den, 4 bedrooms, 2'/i baths, pkis deck, main level laundry, eaay care landscaping, hardwood floors, 2 car garage, foyn. heal pump, quiet sbeet. Upstairs playroom, workshop McGregor Downs. A super buy! Priced at $124,900 CLUB AREA PARADISE Superb goB area 3 story contemporary Skillfully sited on 1.25 aaes 3 car garage,! fireplace glow. 4 bedrooms, 3'/i baths Abo . easy care landscaping, dual cooing.' great family area, family room. deck. muki-putpoM room, large bees, woodbuming Stove, foyer, eat in kitchen, panby. open basement. Abundant storage Great view of woods and pond. $127.900

BLUE-CHIP BRICK CONTEMPORARY Very sharp (Jfluence home I'/z story Freplace charm, paddle fans, formal dming room, 4 berhooms, 3'/z baths, solar hot water pkis deck, comer lot, family room," quiet sbeet, ftndng. great family area, large bees, foyer, modem kitchen, energy ri ficleni, storm wbidows. 2 car garage, zoned hearing/cookng Four or five bedrooms Unusualvaluc. Priced at $140.000 * i

WORLD-CLASS ELEGANCE

Superlative chami. Under eonsbucbon. cedar 3 story farmhouie Fbeplace charai,* stained glass, master suite wtth qM. formal dining room, gourmbt kitchen.-C bedrooms. 3 baths, Jenn-Abe range, theimal glass PLUS pantry, sunroom, cor^ bl. Frtnch doon, clecbomc door opener. Many buik-lns. deck, decorator upgrades.^ Let us show you the plans for bib home $187.500 '

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Two pretty and large lots on Highway 33 East across from Counby Place Both lo $16.500 or smgly for $8.700 * a

WATERFRONT LOT Great view and beautifully wooded On the Pamlico. 100' of waterfront and deep Picturesque and hirioricMaub'i Point! $35,000 * *

ALICE ACRES LOTS *

Three large lots in Akcc Aoes Restrictive covenants No bailere $6.000 each

756-539^

IWm WUtdMfit. REALTOR, GRi, CRS. 355-2996

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bedro<yns and 2 baths. Great neighborhood. 147.900.

NEW LISTING! LOCATED just outside of Bethel this 3 bedroom brick ranch offers you country living in new subdivision. 036.000.

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TO QUAUFIEO BUYER. Assume this FHA 235 lOM with low monthly payments. 3 bedrooms. 1V^ baths, living room, wood deck and fenced back yard. $44.300.

YOUU BE INPRESSEO with this lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch boasting 2 baths, large living room, big kitchen<lining area, wood deck, and fenced back yard. Ail afiances convey. $43,300.

IM WHAT IS CALLED A DEAL and everyone is looking for me. >bedroom brick ranch with ^Vt baths, living room, kitchennlining area and garage $30.500.

WHY PAY RENT when you can own this 2 bedroom bungalow. 2 full baths, living room, kitchen, large utility room plus the range, refrigerator, dryer and freezer. $29,900.

NEED SPACE? Then take a look at this spacious older home with 3 large bedrooms, living room, Texaa size kitchen and big back yard. $23.500.

KENNEDY ESTATES. HANDY NAN SPECIAL. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vt baths, living room, kitchen-dining area. $27.300.

KENNEDY ESTATES. 3 bedroom brick ranch with 1V^ baths, living room, kitchen-dining area and family room. $.000.

INVESTORS. Call for details on this Four-piex. ,

ONE ACRE LOTS oa SR 1424. Ideal for trailer or home. Owner financing available. $7,500.

COMMERCIAL LOT. Owner financing available. Ayden.

SHOWCASE OF HOMES

CONTEMPORARY AU THE WAY! Open greatroom with brick floor, 4 bedrooms, iv^ baths, eat-in kitchen, ail on a large wooded lot. Listing Agent: Katherine Vinson.

OPEN HOUSE 2-5 p.m.

armhouse on 2 acre lot. Excellent condition. Hwy 11 toward Bethel, left at flashing light at Wellcome Middle School, one mile on left. Hostess: Jean Hopper.

WATCH SOMEONE aSE RAKE the leaves while you enjoy life in this 2 bedroom 2 story condo. Conveniently located. Listing Agent: Katherine Vinson.

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IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONI Move on in for the holidays. Offers 3 bedrooms, full balh, living room, kitchen with dining area, single garage. $33,900.

PINERIDGE. Contemporary design. Features great room with wood stove, kitchen with eating area, sun room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $39,900.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS. 3 bedroom, full bath brick home in quiet area. Also offers living room with fireplace, kitchen with eating area and dining room. $43,500.

OWNER ANXIOUS to sell. 4 bedrooms, 1 baths, formal living room, family room with fireplace & insert, kitchen with island and eating area, detached workshopowndr financing. $63,500.

JANEBUnS (BROKER ON CAU) 355-2851

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A PASTORAL SfcITIN6-ln a lovely rural area yet just 4 miles from Greenville. Modem 2,078 square foot ranch home with 3 bedrooms, sunroom, den, 2Vi baths, carport, storage barns, Bass pond and approximately 5 acres. $129,900. Listing Agent Pat Terry 3556426.

CAMELOT-Cute as a button. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room/dining room combination with fireplace and utility room. Beautiful privacy fence in backyard. Priced to sell at $70,000.

LYNND/W^llUnCNN ROAD-this elegant 4 b^At^wittamsburg is under construction TKflYare too many features to list all of them. But to mention a few 3,492 square feet, unfinished 3rd floor, jacuzzi, water to air heat pump. Sprinkler system Cali for complete detaib $192,500.

CAMELOT-3 bedroom Contemporary situated on a heavily wooded comer lot. It has a large multi-tiered deck for the outdoor enthusiast. $73,300.

EXCELLENT STARTER HOME OR IN-VESMENT-SPACIOUS. 1,866 square feet, Id-tidroom, 2 bath ranch. Owner has install-bQ new vinyl siding, new roof, new gas fiirhace, large patio with berbeque grill Interior freshly painted and given a lot of at-tqntlon. All this for only $30,000. For more derails call George Sutphen, 750-3372.

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NEW LISTING. Do you want a home that is newly decorated throughout...but don't have the time or energy to do it yourself? Here is your new home! It's warm, wonderful and waiting for you. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, den with fireplace, dining room, large yard. Low 70s.

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We have several new 2 and 3 bedroom units still available to make your selection from. They are almost ready and need your decorating ideas. yVe offer excellent floor plans, private patio, storage room, fireplace, elling fan, all appliances and mora. Prices start at 143,100 and include 1200 00 paid by the builder toward the closing cost and up to 3 discount points Your Host-Don Joyner.

SHERATON. VILLAGE IS CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BEHIND THE lERATON HOTEL ON LANDMARK STREET.

If you have been thinking of selling your home and want the information you need-give us a call-we will give you a free market analysis of your home and assist you in any way we can

105 Dadley $43.000

3 bedrooms, 1 Vt baths, central heat and air, like new inside and out. Assumable FHA 235 loan. Northside Subdivision. Listing Agent: Pat Terry.

TOWNHOMES

CYPRESS CREEK-Luxury 2 and 3 bedrooom homes. Located in the city off Arlington Blvd. at Clifton St. Nestled in the trees for that feeling of country quiet but convenient to everything.

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NEW LISTING. Ownod by third parly company. Owner anxious for quick sale. REDUCED TO $107,900. Must see to appreciate. Call office for more details.

NEW LISTING

Triangular or round? The most efficient use of space See this outstanding contemporary home in Westhaven V. Quality built by Stanley Peaden, this home is energy efficient, functionally designed and reasonably pricedThree bedrooms, 2% baths, and much more to charm you right out of your sox! Call Bill Woodard for own private showing today $106,900.

NEW LISTING-4 bedrooms, 2Vi bath, fireplace and luxury throughout. You must see this excellent buy at Windy Ridge Townhouses. Picture yourself with a swimming pool, tannis courts and club house nearby. All of this for just^MOO. Listingao^nj^^jTerr^^SS^^

NEW LISTING-BROOKHILL TOWNHOMES-Thls spacious 2 Bedroom, IV2 bath home has been decorated to the tee. Features Included are all appll-anees, wallpaper and chalrrail In dining area, fireplace, bay-windows, and ceiling fan In the living room, up-graded carpet throughout. The patio Is carpeted and the storage room has shelves. You must see this home to appreciate. $4$,50p.

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Two bedroom townhouse apartments 12)2 Redbanks Road. Dishwasher, refrigerator, range, disposal included. We also have Cable TV Very con venlent to Pitt Plata and Uni versily Also some furnished apartnrtents available.

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TWO BEDROOMS

West Hills Townhomes

Two and a half bath large two bedroom near the hospital with extra storage. All appliances ami energy efficient. Available December X, IftS S34S.00

Shenandoah Duplex

301 Shiloh Drive, both sides of duplex available In December Washer and dryer hookw and all energy efficient appliances. S31500

CALL REAACO EAST, INC.

758-6061

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Apartments For Rent

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Experience the unique in apartment living with nature outside your door.

COURTNEY SQUARE APARTMENTS

Quality construction, fireplaces, heat pumps (heating costs X percent less than comparable units), dishwasher, washer dryer hook ups. cable TV.wall to-wall carpet, thermopane windmvs, extra insulation.

Office Open 9-5 Weekdays

9 5 Saturday I 5 Sunday

AAerry Lane Oft Arlington Blvd.

756-5067

TypreSS GARDENS

I and 2 bedroom apartments. 35503, anytime.

auction

SATURDAY DECEMBER 14Di at 10:30 AM

215 Bddier Street Famille, XC.

New Roof New Paint

New Carpet Aluminum Siding

Central Air New Central Heat

John Jackson 757-1465 355-6666

Auctioneer Lie. #2573

Jimmy Cowan 753-4383

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OFORIINVILLi

Seller reeervet the right to eccept or reject all bide

BLANCHE FORBES REALTY

JUST RK3HT tor the young couple slarlmg out is this 2 bedroom home with immediate oc cupancy. and in the low cost field Call to see

YES, Y(XJ CAN own a place near the water Darling 3 bedroom cottage your family will enjoy

ESCAPE FhOM all the noise, hustle and bustle of city life by owning this lovely 2 bedroomi mobile home on a large lot in the country Excellent condition

WVESTORS Be sure to see this 3 bedroom rental nome In good location lor only SM.000

TRIES R TOUOH" but you'll find this 2 bedroom home with NCHA Loan assumption possible tor qualified buyer a deal at only S27.900 Call lor details.

LETS MARE A DEAL -Owners re reedy Beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 bath doublewlde mobile home on permanent foundation on nice wooded lot In the country Additional lots avails-Ma

FARMVILLE Attractive home on quiet street near shopping area with front porch 3 bed-rooms, central air, wired storage building and many more leetures

(3000 INVESTMENT -Spacious rental home leetures 3 or 4 bedrooms, baths, end localad In good rental eree.

OOnA START SOMEWHERE? This la It. 6 Rooms and bath Outside storege Corner lot All for only IM.IOO.

TWO BEDROOM Bungalow and large workihop near univerally Exceileni alerter home

ON CALL

Ray Evrtt REALTOR 7S7-0S30

DONT OVERLOOK this orchid whiia searching lor a rose This 3 bedroom. 1V4 bath iocated convanientiy and |ust waiting lor you at a price you can't re-tuaa

CUSTOM BUILT home enhanced by wooded surroundings. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ilving area with tirapiace and garage Nice finishing touches.

COUNTRY LIVHW what you want This rustle setting will please you with its 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, nice deck and lenced yard, front porch, and only 5 years old Loan assumption possible. Call-lor details

O.K. COUNTRY LOVERS -Come see this 4 bedroom contemporary home on approximately 2.6 acres In the country. 2 Baths, wood stove, and much more

EXCEPTIONAL BUY -Spaclooa 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch has private master bedroom suite, built-up patio, well landscaped large wooded lot, plus outside room could be used lor business or entertaining. Immaculate condition

LOOKtNO FOR A LAROE home near the university? See this 4 bedroom, 2 bath horns with large screened-ln pallo, and many more features.

ANXIOUS TO SELL this country home on an acre ol land Extra large bedrooms, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths Wall til you see the master bath - It's a dream. Jsnn-airs ranga, Anderson windows, atona llreplece Seeing la a must

ONE OF NICEST naighborhoods

in Greenville features this Im-maculate 3 bedrooms. 2 bath homa with lormal areas, double garage, and plenty ol elbow room Call to see

SUPER NICE HOME laaturet 5 bedrooms, formal areas. Ilre-placa. sprinkler system In yard, tanced In beck, burglar alarm, screened porch, end much more Near the univerally.

MVESTORS Need a poaitive cash flow? Don't misa seeing thla. Properly conilali of ret-teurant, church, and 7 mobile homea Conveniently located Cell for detalle.

NC HOUSINO FINANCE MONEY NOW AVAILABLE.

CALL FOR DETAILS RELOCATION AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

HOME AND PICOME. This lovely 3 bedroom home on a corner lot has a separate apartment that can be rented out

CUSTOM imtT. two story brick, executive home in the countiy Nestled In the shade ol over an acre ol trees you'll find this lovely 46 bedroom. 3 bath homa Formal dining room, breaklaal room, screened sun-porch. 2 fireplaces, Jenn-aire range, and many more tine features.

COMMERCIAL COOLER -51 x

50 tool building available with all the refrlgerallon equipment. Call lor location

REDUCED Busmess OPPORTUNITY -Establlahad Pizza business In Kinston Owners have Isass on building with option to buy Price of MS.SOO includes this good business and rssiaurant equipment.

BUtLOWQ FOR Lease or Sale. Over 7,000 square feet storage area, with additional 4 ollices and 2 baths with heat and air Owner will consider financing or a 5 yaar lease.

WVESTORS - 5 lots tronling on river on Fairfax Street. $4.000 each or US,000 lor all

NICE WOODED LOTS -Suitable tor home or mobile home, City water runs In front of property. RESIDENTIAL LOTS - in presli-glout "Pines" -paved streets, wooded, city water, city sewer. Ranging from 110,000 to 112,000. Call today BUILD YOUR dream home here Beaulitui corner lot nestled In The Pinet Only tll.SOO. APPROXMATELY 3 acre resi denllal lot within 3 miles of Orsenville lit,000.

LOT with spproxlmalsly 468 tool road Irontags on Qrsen-vllls Blvd Zoned R-B. 121,000.

need INVESTMENT PROPERTY?

Here'S 65 acres of land, partially developed, and great for subdivision or to sail in tracts Call lor location

Blsnch* Fortes QRI.CRS 75"34M

Cvtlyn Bulloeh REALTOR 762-4707

Cart King Salas Assochrta

7SB-125I

2717 S. WtmorlBl Dr.

756-2121

Kathy Ptelpa OftlcaManagar

161

Apartments For Rent

NOW RENTING

WILLIAMSBURGMANOR LUXURY APARTMENTS

Features

2 Large bedrooms

1'nbatha

Thermopane Windows

E 300 Energy Efiicient

Heat Pumps

Spacious Floor Plan

Beautiful Individual Williamsburg interior

Patioswithprivacy fence

Washer/dryer hookups

Kitchen appliances

Custom built cabinets

CALL 756-7647

Nights & Weekends 756 SSOO

2 BEDROOMS, carpeted, eneroy efficient, heatpumps, all appliances, water, sewer, cable furnished. Washer/dryer hook-No pets, S300 -F deposit Call 751-6363, after6p.m.

161

Apartmaflts For Raat

2 BEDROOM 6uplex on Brown

vailable

Lea Drive, aval 1st. Call 7521179

January

170 Condominiums For Rant

fRMEmcTlf

Irand new, large 3 bedroom condos. Soma wilh fireplaces, 2W baths, all appll anees, washer end dryer hook ups. Call Remco East, 75A606). NEW LUXURY TOWNHOMES available In Brookhill. Units are very tastefully decorated and include walk-in cloeet. stove, refrigeretor, dishwasher, heat pump, patio, pantry in kitchen and outside storage. 13S0 square feet. 3 be<P-ooms, 2'^ baths, choose a unit with fireplace at $525 or $500 without, no pets. Swimming pool and tennis courts. 1 year lease and security deposit required. Call Clark Branch Management at 355-2000

Th Cdars Historic House Edgecombo County

Ths historic Dr. SpsIgM horns callod Ths Csdsrs and locstMf 9 milts northwssi o( Tarboro, N.C. and 12 muss northsast of Rocky ML, N.C. la avaliabis for raatoraUon. An bnproaalM 18S9 Qraok RovhraFatylo houao wllh ovtr 3,000 aquara fast of apoco, on approximatoly S acTM of land In-duding dopandandas. H nooda a modaralo amount of rs-habUKation to bacomo HmMo. $42,S00. For moro Informn-lion contact The Historic Proaorvatton Fund of Edgocombo County, P.O. Box ISOS, Tarboro, N.C. 27B86, (010) B23-3000.

170 Condominiums For Rent

NEWLUXURYCONDOS

Spacious 2 or 3 bedroom units. LomM with extras. Quid loca tion within the city. Starting at $375 per month. No pets, call 756-1904 after 6 p.m.

QUAIL RI06E 3 twdrooms, 2W bathe, bewjtifully decoraM. SSSO/month Call 756-3406 before 9p.m.

THREE BEOROM, 2</i bath condominium. 2 blocks from campus. Call 7SS-9210 from 15. Monday Friday

TOWNHOUSE 2 bwlrooms, 2^ baths, washtr and dryer, Kens Ington Perk. Upton Court. R. Spears. 7S6-3500

WILLIAMSBURG MANOR 2

bedrooms, 1W baths, equipped kitchen, washer dryer hookups, firoplact. Available December 1st, $365.756-3666.

WINDY RID6E. 4 bmlroomt. 2V5 baths. Call 756-9933 betwei 9and5.

WINDY RIDOE. 3 bedroom, 2V5 bath townhome in oxcollont condition. University Realty 355^5166. Jean Hopper 756-9142.

2 BEDROOMS, IW baths, freshly palntad, tdly carpalad, h village,

ily,

month. 1-5, Smith Electric

752 5

very new. Shenandoah Village, vailable immediately, $295/

173 Houses For Rent

PINERIDO SUBDIVISION 3 bedrooms, 1W baths, ftreplaco, dishwasher, 1375 square feet, 16x20 detached garage, 1 years leasa required. $400 per month. Available January 1. Call Clark Branch Realtors 355-2000.

Portertown

3 BEDROOM. 2100 square feet, drapes, blinds, washer and dryer, playroom, dock, 2 baths, nargy afficiont and beautifully decoralM) $600.00. Available when needed

Brookhill

Townhomes

3 BEDROOM, 7'/i baths, 1200 square feet with all appliances, washer and dryer hookups, pool and tennis court. Have two left, one with fireplace. $475.00 to $500.00/ Available immediately.

CALL REMCO EAST, INC. FOR AN APPOINTMENT

758-6061

QUIET TWO BEDROOM, I bath, patio home. 2 private parking areas, carpet, dish washer, stove, disposal, rofrigorator, washer/dryor connections, working fireplace, heat pump. No pets. $386 355-6627af1w5.

BY OWNER

110IRONWOOO DRIVE CLUB PINES

Three bedroom, 2 bath home with 2030 square feet heated area, large screened porch, large storage room. Theres also a 14x16 detached workshop. Extras include deluxe wood trim, custom drapes, underground irrigation system. Will pay part of closing costs.

CAU 7S6-2959 AFTER 4 PM

173 Houses For Rent

SDri 3 SEDROOM, 1 bath

houst In University area, living room with woodslove, carpon and storage building, net rent, S425. Call 752 2727.

173 Houses For Rent

^VEmENUYWoRfD^ bedrooms, 2 baths, <tn haat/air, fenced In ya^ 4410or756-5S1

itral.

7S6

CHERRY OAKS

Exceptional Contemporary offers 4 ted-rooms, vaulted celling great room wtth fireplace, dining room, ran room ft huge wood;

deck. Plus, theres a detached garage ft an

efficient solar water.heater. 11 Vi% VA Loan

Assumption available.

*95,900

Ball &Lane

Real F.slalf Sali-s ,ind IX-velopnionl

752-0025

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Aldridge ^ Southerland Realtors

756-3500

FRESH ON THE MARKET

TWIN OAKS. Three bedroom, 2 bath contemporary features great room with cathedral celling, deck, convenient location and a great assumable loan. $55,900.

DUPLEX. Excellent for investors. FHA loan assumption available. This 2 story brick duplex features 3 bedrooms, V/2 baths, fireplace, heat pump. Super investment location. Some possible owner financing available.

PRICE REDUCTIONS

UNIVERSITY AREA. Great price, great locaUon. Located at end of N. Warren Street, this 3 bedroom ranch is immaculate inside and out. Formal living room, extra storage, corner lot. $49,900.

REDUCED $2000! Immaculate ranch with three bedrooms, 11'^ baths, tastefully decorated. Now offered at $43,900. Seller says sell!

REDUCED! Only $49,900. Located on a quiet street, this 3 bedroom home features wired storage building, ceiling fan, refrigerator and much more. Perfect for N.C. Housing Money.

REDUCED $40001. Hurry and take advantageof this great buy now listed at $45,900. Over 2000 square feet. Immediate occupancy I

LOVELY CONTEMPORARY with acres located on the Tar River. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and great room. Price $119,000. Additional 4 acres available. Preview this unique property today.

OPEN HOUSE

2^P.M.

DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Only $49,900. Get away from the city and enjoy the country living in one of these newly constructed homes located on a quiet cul-de-sac. A unique cedar contemporary or lovely ranch style home, both feature 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with many extras. MAKE AN OFFER! For details call Terry Hathaway at 355-5387.

601 Daventry Drive Bedford

Beautiful inside and out. This pristine home In Bedford Is designed for the discerning family. Offers large kitchen with breakfast nook, spacious family room, all formal areas, 4 bedrooms, plus a bonus room. This has what youve been looking for: Location, charm, prestige and comfort. $152,500.

ON DUTY THIS WEEKEND 7563500

Sedgefeld Townes

Across From The Beef Barn

Model Is Ready

Open Today 2:00*4:00

3 BDdroofflB, 2Vt batha, 1541 aquara faat with firaplaca..

3 Bedrooms, 2W batha, 1495 aquare faat....................

2 Badrooma, 1 Vt batha, 1141 aquara faat....................

$59,900 $58,500 ....$47,900

Thasa ara luxury units, In a qulat rasidantial arta, for tha youing profasslonal. Only a limitad numbar avallaMt.

Sue Dunn During Non-Office Houre Call 355-2588

Dick Evane ................................................7S-1I19

Sue Dunn............................................................355-XBB8

Juna Wyrtcfc................................ 756-S7I6

Ray Sonare.........................................................75I-4S6I

Allla Carroll.......................................................756-Bf7B

Jaff Aldrkiga......................................................3$5-700

Mika Aldrtda*........................... 7W-7a?l

Don Southarland.............. 7S6-SS60

Nancy Dudlay...................... 756-5594

Suean LIkoaar................. 7S6-79B4

Jllayna Johnelon........................................Offka Manaaw

Tarry Hathaway ........ 355-5357

Jaaa Harriton ...................................]|.i...752-44l4

Private Patios * *

Outside Storage

Hotpoint Appliances Including 14 Cubic Foot Refrigerator And Dishwaahet Plush Interiors

Special Attention To Detail And Craftsmanship \ *;

Separate Utility Room !

Brass Fixtures Pantry In Kitchen Walk-in Closeta

Bay Windows In Great Room And Master Bedroom

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It Takes Quality People To Sell Quality Homes.

Our Sales Associates know how and where to And buyers for a quality home like yours.

And they know how to put together a financing package that can make an expensive home easier to sell.

Call or visit our office today.

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{ :BASS REALTY

756-6666

Carol Gardnor 756^24

Qaya waldrop 756-6242

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Tom Trollay 756-M4S

Cindy Yartiorry 7524897

DoOo Camay 757-3759

John Moya, Jr. 7564604

Charlaa Forbaa 756-7157

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OPEN TODAY 3:00 - 4:00

606 CEOARHURST, WESTHAVEN V

9UY NOW and choose your own wallpaper. Lovely Dutch Colonial features 4 bedrooms, 2' baths, large family room with fireplace, formal rooms, hardwood floors, and an extra large deck Must see to appreciate. come on out and browse Offered at $114,000. Y(5ur Hostess. Cindy Yarberry

307 WINDSOR ROAD, BROOK VALLEY

149,900 N mm word lor IM MoMy hOMO wWi ooarly 4.0M tauMO tool. Mid Iw

eludM gyoM heno. FoMorot 4M lw*eiM. 3H badw, 3 Nroplaoao. a tanool root. todORiOM. eoMnI mc, nwny buNF Ino. Mid marot Co* Isr oMid Mermadofi.

145,000 boMdM hMM In aoywood on om an

aero. 3 boWoonw, 2 Mho. laniial araaa, aarafo. Wsroond pool fIM

135 000 Yradliianal Elaaaneo markt Ihia , eopWadcalad hania In Club PInaa. 4

badreaini. 3 badia, lomial iMna and dbi-Ina leoma, hot tab, laraa aeraanod porcb. 2 CM aaraaa. Oorgaaua homa. MT*

141.000 UndarCanatmcllon. Tilla honia la aelnata

ba ana el a Und. 4 badreenw wMi ana

doanialaira, aH lonnal araaa vddiharWaood Haora, dan wHH a flraplaea, 2 cm aaraaa. You may eboeao amNpapar a 313

129 900 >rookVallay.Loaly2atarybadHlanalwHli 4 badwama, 3w badia, aH tormal araaa,

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125,000 Muntry. 3 badrooma, 2

balha, lennal raoma, huaa dan, laraa ptayraom, cm garaga, and 1,300 aguara taM unHnWiad upataira AH locatad on 1.78 aeraa wHb room tor horaaa and ridbig Hack. Urpa tram pereb. 0324

114 500 Boonlffel Spacloua homa In brook VaHoy.

Largo Oaorglan brick homa with 2,330 aguara tool alluxurloua Hvlng. 3 badrooma and 3 balba plua a 2 cm garage. Mual ba aaan to appraciata. 0310

114 000 ffM Colonial In Waalbavon V. 4

badrooma, 21k badia tormal raoma, tomHy

room, hMdNMd fltora, dual haal pumpa, huga dock. Buy now and ebeoaa your own .0310

9B 900 HuadcRanebwHb many daaa and abruba. 4 htdnw brtek and cM

cddM Hi Cbwry Oaka wNb baamad oadHiga and 2 flraplacaa. 0003

95 000 *

champtonahlp god couraa la Ihia brich ranch wllh 3 badrooma, 2 badia formal Hw Ing and dining rooma dan, and hMdwaod Itaara throughoul undM carpat Coundy iMng wHh clly advanlaaoa 0321

tEDUCEO...OWNEfl SAYS SELL!

lous Georgian brick home with 5 bedrooms, 3-full baths, (]piible garage, and too many ex-uas to mention, all located on ibi golf course Reduced to $114,000 better see it today tour Hostess, DeDe Carney.

94,900

Lakaawad PInaa This homa la "ona ol a Und". HMChraod Haera tormal HUng and dinliig room, 3 or 4 bodreoma don wtth a Hraplaca and an aaHn kllchan. 8ur-roundad by tall Iraaa In bmathtaklng aaldng.032S

90,000 ^hic houaa...iargn lol 4,130 aguara laal wHh 3 badrooma SVk badia and nlea laea-tton, aurroundad by graal naighbora CTOa

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757-3759

201 POPLAR, LAKEWOOD PINES

BRESTIOIOUS LOCATION Sur rounds this lovely home which has everything you could ask for Formal rooms for entertain-'ipg. charming family room for faxing, 3 or 4 bedrooms, .(^eery eat-in kitchen, and

* drautiful hardwood floors And all surrounded by a lovely . wooded lot Don't miss this one -Reduced to $94.900. Your

* Hostess, Carol Garner

756-9924

1211 ASH CIRCLE, TREETOPS

IF YOU HAVE ever considered a condo, you must see this one! .Nestled m a setting of tall trees it features inviting greatroom with fireplace, elegant formal dining, step saving kitchen, and 2 large bedrooms, plus lots of storage Open tor your Inspection today, and offered at 955.900. Your Host, Chartes Forbes

756-7157

89,900 TrcdHloncl Chwm. BccutHul brick 2 ttary

undM conctructlon In WmHwvmi. TMc ctogcm home wiH oltor torgc araclroam

wHh bullHn bookccMC, bright ccHn Ui-chcn with tkyllghtc, tormal (Hnlng room with hMdwaod lloorc, 3 large bcdroomt, end cnHnichcd 3rd ctory. *242

79,900 BccutHul homa In counlrylSpuclou* 2,100

guara tod home only 81i mlloc Horn OraMwilto. Honw tootarac tunkon don wHh hardwood floor, torg# country kHchMi, 3 bntaooma, and tormtl arana. AH UtuaMd on a hiacloua landacapod ymd. Abaolutoly alf2S2

79,900 Charming brick WHHamiburg undM eon-truction. Largu graatroom, aaHn kflehan, tormal dining room wHh hardwood floor. 242

77,600 BccutHul CadM Ranch In Candtowick EMata*. Sunken graatroom, Mt4n kHchon, tormal dining roam, Mailcan Uiad entry, lantastlc tioor plan. Excallant ndghbortMMd and paclout tot. Suprn buylt313

77.000 BaautHul can box. Juti the floor plan youTC been loeung tort TMal.07S aguara

toot homa toataraa Bw maator badraem and bath downataHt and 2 torga badroomt and bath wtth ikyHght up. torgu kNelwn wtth nook araa.M20

73,500

71,900

Aflordabto 4 bedroom ranch toataraa 2 bath*, llrapiaco. doubto garage, tormal dining Mid Hvlng room, plua tomlly room. In ground pod. PI 07

Camotot Contomporary. WHh 1,350 iguara toot In an attracthm L hapad floor plan. Tramandout dan wHh flraplaea, tormal Moa*. cathodral edUngt, and brankfaat room wHh sliding doors to bock. 3 bMlraoma, 2 baths. 3271

69,900 B** Nan In thlc toraly homa In

CsmdoL Surroundad by shnda traos thia I

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mal araaa, lamHy room wHh flroptoco, aat-In kHchan, dock, and so much mora. 3233

69 800 Hcsttod smong the trace this rustle rsneh Is locatad on 1.7 acres. H eltors 4 torgo

bodrooms, 2 baths, country kHchan wHh anting aran, and larga dan/tomlly room. AsMunsbto VA loan St 3.3%. 3273

69.500 Strdtord 2 story TradHlenal wHh oharry

and bright Utohon wflh braaktost neak, 3

badooms, 21k baths, on a boautiful wood-ad clu-dwaac. A graat tamHy artontad ndghborhood. 3302

69 000 Country Living. Thto 1,700 sguaro toot 3

badroom ranch la raady to mora Into. Hhna

2 largo docks, basutllully carpatad graatraom wHh baamad calHnps, tormal Hiring roam, and a baautWuHy wooded lol. 201

67.900

65.900

Lika now homa wHh arar 1,700 aguara loat srith tormal araas. aaHn kitohon. 3 badrooma, 2 baths, Hraplaca. carport. 3133

Almeal now duptox. lira In one sMa and rant lha othM srith Hda tow doom paymant loan ssaumplton srith no guaHtylng. 2 badrooaw, 11k baths on aach sWa. Enargy afflelaM. 3300

165,900 Canadian CadM homa surroundad by 10 eras el landse^ng end psslura This one at kind oltars mostor suHo Ml 1st Hoor. tormal araas, tofl, Isrga graatroom pIno Hoars, snd so mueh mora. Must too 1337

65,000

64,900

FsrnwHM. BoautHul oeuMry ranch sriiloh tooturra 3 bodrooms, 2 bolhs, spootous dsn, snd mueh mora, floduoad.

160,000 Fsrmhousa On Tha NIvar flaautHul 3

badroom Iwma on 3lk acras an Uta Tm OiJ,SUU

Camatat. In sroodad sactton srith baautflui surroundings snd SH tha praatlga you dasarra. WHh tormal araas, 3 baWoams. 2 balha, gtrago, tomHy area. A goad buy tor your tomfly. flap

Mrar. Huga groatra

Hraplaca and baams, pIna planh Hoars, Isrgs scraanad porch osMlooWng the rKrar Must saa. 3313

AlmoM 1,700 sguara tool brtok homo srith 3 toamy badraims, 2 luN baths, flraplaea. psraga, baautflui ysrd, and aH on Hia gnfl couraa. Faataras toriaal roama and dan. 3300

63,900

,11k I

Ida. AimaM now, Mdy mlnutoa flam mad ehooLnpg

63,500 Oergaeus 3 badroom raneh wllh groalroom srith hitarosWra flraptoco, kH

chon srith tola el charm, spacious mastar baWoem wflh ptoMy ol buHHna. You mual aa thie hema In Cambrtdga to raaltoa Me

totolboMfly.3311

63,500 ***** ***'* *" *Bcc< Boma srith

partoet herao aal up. 3 badroom modutor homa srith acraa iwm SHnpaon, larga

preHy Igndecsplng. #366

63,000

62,900

ly salll Laka Dtsuwrfli. 3 badroems, 2H baths, tormal rooma, and larga toncad backyard. 3214

Unkrarally charawr wHh 1.303 tguwa toal srith hardwood Haora Ihrougliaul, 3

badrooma, and rara Hip Root. A4olna eam-pua.f2M

61,000 ***"'' wcH to taa IMS ntoa 3 badroom 2 bath raitehl Faotaraa woodatosa, Janiralro ranga, trash oompactgr, and so much mora. And H can ba yeural Can now. #255

59,500 Laktsroed PInaa. Quiol noighbofheod and

eonraniant loealion lor fltla ranch homa wflh 3 badrooma, 2 battis, tormal araaa, andsunpareh.3137

57,900 BoauWul 3 badroom condo at Windy RMgn. Pralty dnoor and naarty now carpat Lois olaxtras. 3222

57,900 B*** ** If** "**"*7 *I*B Biis brick ranch

In Rad Oak. Fanturas 3 bodrooms, kllehMV dlnligHamlly room comMnatloa. 3143

57,500 *^****B Bhoraa, Blounts Crank. Ysm round henw wflh larga aeraanad porch, 3 badrooma, 2 baths, -Hslng and dining

throughout. Asaumnbla tonn at 12H. 3234

56,500 Country flying, ctoaa In. Ptonty el prtsacy In ttrii raneh homa wflh sunkan Hiring raom, 3 bodreoma, 2 balha, flraplaea. 3137

55,900 Naaltod In Tan TraaalMa 2 badroom conde hna 40 much to eltor. Formal dliHng room.

chan, and Iota ol slo^. 3320

55,900 Caralroa condo Using can ba yours srith Ihia 3 badroom 2W bath srith asaumabto toon. Ralax and anjoy tha summM at tha pool. 3212

55,900 ^ boWooffl ranch In SIraltord frashty

pnlntod on the Inaldn. Don srith llrsplaeo, tcfMwd porch, tormni IMng room, hwd-srodfloora. 3131

55,900 FaHocttorkldsi AloncodlnbackyMdand

2 CM garage ara some ol Iho extras srith this 3 badroom 2 both brick ranch. Formal IMng room and lamlly room with flraplaea addtothooomtort AraalbargainI 3237

54,900 Cn Tha MarkM la this chsrmlnB 3

badroom brick ranch locatod |ust mlnutoa from CaroHna East HtoH. This homa toataraa dan srith flraplaea, cantal air, and carport 3272

54,900 Cuta aa a buHon and kiisdad srith

asarytMng you'sa ahaays wanted. Country loeatton, toncad yard, werfcahop, garage. 233

53,900 Expandabla TradHlonal. 3 bedroom wHh room tor 2 mora In an unflnlshod upstairs. This tosMy oMm homa haa tormal araas snd an axta torga lot QuaHty toaturas and modern eonsoniancas abound. 3323

54.900

52.900

Unkrarslty brngaln. Shnrp brick ranch wflh 1,700 sguMO tow oHore 3 badreoms, flraplaea, and cantal air. Htaw saa. 3202

OraM homa wflh a VA loan aaaumpdon. Fancod yard srith o**" paca, 3 badraoma, 2 lull balhs. Hiring roam, dining raom and dan. 3103

52,900

52,500

ANordtblal Qrtal candlllen, good naighbortiood and aehcola. Contomporary lylad ranch srith 3 bedrooms snd

spacious gruotioom, localod In Tsrin Osks. 3301

Aflnosl 2,000 squara toot Incida, and torga lol outakto combina to make this 3 badroom ranchM tha moat houco you can buy tor tha money. 2 bathe, flraplaea In upM sisa dan, cornM lot. CaU tor astump-tiondMalls.3201

52 400 **B"B Thit 3 badroom brick

ranch tontaraa dnn srith flraplaea, garage,

deck, and Haatpump. And aall sriU pay points. 3110

52 000 Qtlfton aron. Muat bo aaanl BaautHul cadM and rodsmod homa srith graatroom

srith flraptoea, deck oH (Hnlng aroa, 3 bedrooms 2 baths. 3220

50,900 U"l***ty charm...thls ncM brick rsnch to

a Mira bat. Thlc homa toaturas 3 badreams ronovalad kHchan, cantal haal and ak, flraptocs and a aeraanod porch. And aH at a raaaenabto prtos 3232

49,900 ****** **^ Hto tor khto M pals. This

brick ranch haa a toncad backyMS aH flw-mal areas Hraplaca, carport 3237

49,900 Back On Tha Market osnwr la daaparata to

aaH. Faaiuiaa FHA loan aaaumpHon srith no guaMylng. 3 bodrooms brick, ostaps and weeded tot Located In nlea area |ual oulaldaelMwn.3304

49,500 Contaetous lay "Homa priced In Hm 40's

Ohwa you house paymsinis In the 400's.

TKla im ahMlisAAlw Odssa saMMt am

9hm fou houM pMyifwnli In th 400'r This to abaolutaly true srith Intoral ratos as low IS they sra new. Oonl woH too tolo to 00 dlls 3 badroom homo that to sflor-dahla. 3248

49,000 Fm horn the maddaning crowds whora the

air to ilmeal aa clean aa Nils 3 badraam I

bath hama srith axta torga yard. Escape cHy toiaa and Mi|ay country Hslng at H's haal. 3240

47,900 f*****!***" This now 2 badroom lownhousa

Is doHghttuHy daeoratod and raady tor your Inapacflen. Cansanlant and gulai locatlan srith many extras Baautflui kH-ehan and losaty CMpaflng, autslda .3230

47,500 Flay baH In die osMslaa dan at this 3

-waa 1^ autaMa storaga

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47,500

TraM Yoursafll and took SI thto eharmlag 2 badreom honw In Twin Onks Why asm a oondo whan yoa ean own a house tor the ama pries CaH and taka a Ink at ms ana today. #300

45,500

44,900

BamilttuHy daeoraiad Mwnhousa tottering 2 badraams 1 to baths hny 1

ad In palto. WashM and dryM ara Includad along wflh ottiM appHanons End unM wtth Wtodaandpriiwcy.32gs

CMisontom to achoels shopping, and batonass to Ms brick ranch Hi qulai 3 bndrooms

das aaHn kflehan. and huga 24x32

eauM ba oonsartod to aparimant Oen'l wail on IMa anal 3317

44,000

Baautflui lot and (rtoudly nalghbara mm-round IMa 3 badroom homa. Lai the kida play aetoly In the toncad backyard sriilla the grewnupa an|oy the toHtada and tpaea InaMa. Fattoci tor NC HeuWng Financing. 3290

43,900

Aflordabto ranch In axcallani tocallen on torgo lot 3 bodraems Mca medMn Ut-chMi, aaporato dining room, haal pump, carpatod throughout. Poaaibla NC Hauling niwnetaiB. Good alartor horns 3303

43 500 ***^ Bwna In nlea notghboriiood

toatartag datochod garagWwerksbep. now slnyl tMbig on axtarior. and ntnl aa a pin iiiilds TMc 3 badroom homo Is priced rtgM to 101113244

42.900 37,000

39.900

Ownan hasa outgrown this 2 bodroom condo at WINtomalwrg Atanor. Taclalully dicoratod, graal neighbors 3130

Jual right tor a ttartor homal 3 badrooma and 1 bath locatod |ual iMmiMa from town In nlea country tatting. 3702

Cuto Aa A Button tttitor home srith osarythlng. 3 bodrooms Using room srith flraplacs graatroom srith bulH-lns cental Ir, and a 2 cm garage as waH as a carport and toncad In backyard. Won't tool long. 3300

34 500 0*Bw YuBw- prtoad to aML 1,312 squara tool wflh 14 itory unflnlahad. 3 badroBms

1 bath, IMng room, dining room, flraptoea srith Inaart, aH appHancaa Including roMgarator, hardwood floors Quial prtsnto area on wooded lot 0314

30,000

21,500

Oat Stortor srith iMi 2 badroom bungalow In fltoadowbrook. Coxy kllehwi wflh rangs sun porch, carport toncad yard. Qraat buy tor that first horns 3290

Orttlon Aras. Poriact slartM horns 2 bedrooms torga IMng room, kItchaiWdln-Ing conrtrinoHon. floeonlly painted out-sido, new paneling, cablnals carpet, and gas haator InsMto. Ownm srill pay points and ctoaing coals Woodnd tot 3313

19,000

Cuta Httla Stortor homa In I

isrbrook. 2

bodrooms IMng room, and kHchon srith sting sms. Consonlanl locstlon. 3147

THIS FARMHOUSE on the Tar River Includes a tramendous graatroom with massive fireplace, pine plank floors, country kitchen, large screened porch, and sits on SVi acres of pri vacy. Many Many extras, and offered $160,000. 318

INVESTMENT & COMMERCIAL

170,000 *"****'"*''* Opporiunlty S,2S0 squsrs tool rostoursnt and club srith parking lol, plus sdkilnlng wnrohousa consisting ot 3,320 squnra toot. Currantly tossed tor 01300 pM month, wsrohouso to bo toasod shortly tor 3500 pM month. Shown by ad-vanea appolnlmant only. 3297

165.000 ** B*'* *'*** **B Havaioptnant polanttol ridnHy of. hospHiL now 204 and Stan-

tonsburg flosd sraa. 3100

155,000 **'** ** fBgBway * wat. Tobncca

Mid psamit sllaimani. Will oonsldM sub-dMdlng.Qoodcommarctol polanltol. 3213

125,000 Comptoto nursery on 3.30 acres Includes 0 graanhousas 2 trucks offles all stock, and s doubto wida and singla srida moMlo homa. 3201

112,000 Ccmmarctol Oullding tor sato localod oH

HIghswy 204 West. Curranlty North Stota Blaal, dilt property hat 4,020 squMS laM al slKip area and approxlmataly 600 squara tool ot elflea space. Ownm Nnanc-. lngapiMtoblHty.CaUtordatalls32l2

60,000 If you ara tirad ol working tor somoono

Olsi toko a took al this astobUshad buslnaas locatad In tha heart of town. Small InHtol Insaatmant. Includes Invan-tary, squipmanl, and custonwrs CaU to-dsy tot datalls. 3203

22,400 BmsH hrm, 13 acraa claarad. 7 acres ilmbartond. 1 mito from Volca at Amarioa. 700

19,900 Conraarctol building on Hlghwiy 33 srith 1,144 square toot, and high rislMHly 7 days a weak. Owiwr financing sraltobto. 3104

18,500 B **** *** *" WIntorslHa Ochool ditirlct

Cloaato4ehaaland thepging. 3933

15,000 Woodtond Aeras g tots at 10 acrat each.

may subdivide. Financing avsltobla. 13,000 aach.

8.500

5.500

Own yaw own Hurto Otobto. I stalls load roam, took room. Mat autslda Aydan, awriM financing avaltoeia. 3220

8 IMS suHabia tor duptox or slngto roaMonoa. 3,300 aaoh. 3103

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A NATURAL BEAUTY, In wooded quiet neighborhood accented by split rail fencing and cedar siding. A dramatic greatroom with cathedral celling and fireplace, and comer stairway lead ing to the master bedroom and llbrwy. Having 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, and many many extras. Offered at $67,500. 327 Listed by John Move Jr

756-0604

ENJOY THE BENEFITS Of operating your business from your home. In addition to a 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath home is an 1,800 square foot heated and wired workshop. Centered on 2V^ acres of country seclusion. Offered In the low $70's. Call tod^ for your private showing #329 Listed by Carol Garner

756-9924

AWAY FROM THE NOISE of City living, you win like this cute 3 badroom home Nice kitchen and dining combination, large screened porcn, living room, an the fresh air you want, and best of alL .just 645,000. Don't wait! 328 Listed by Charles Forbes

SPACIOUS. QRACIOUS, and you'll love the sunken greatroom and llvablllty here. With a great floor plan lending itself to

entertaining, a charming dining 1 bed-

area wllh hardwood floor, 31___

rooms. 2Vi baths, and all lor $62,900. 328 Listed by John Moye Jr.

756-0604

756-5868

WILLIAMSSURQ MANOR. This nicely decorated condo Is a smart buy! It features 2 large bedrooms, 1V!i baths, all appliances, and fenced patio Owner has been transferred and is anxious to sell Take a look and make an offer Priced at $42.500. 330 Listed by Ann Bets

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173 Houses For Rent

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173 Houses For Rent

HOME IN THE university area Living room with fireplace, tormal dining room, kitchen with refrigerator, stove, and dishwasher; hardwood floors plus carpet, fenced In backyard. SSOO month For rvsore informa tion call Ann Bau at 7S6 600

HOMES FOR RENT in Griffon t2taoo monthly. Call Max Waters Jr. at Unity, Inc I 524 ^47 days; I 524 4007 nights

HOUSE FOR RENT. 7570194.

URGE ONE BEDROOM house close to campus Lots of storage, wooded, fenced in yard Only $275per month. 7SH775

MICE QUIET brick honrte on 7 acre lot, 1 mile out, carpet, 2 baths, 7S6-247t or 750 1543.

NICE THREE BEDROOM

home in family oriented neighborhood Large eat in kitchen, living room with fireplace, screened porch and fenced yard. *395 a month. 758 1775.

Rollinwood-comfort you can afford, close to it all

It's time to move on from apartment-dweller to homeowner. At Rollinwtxxi, you can afford to do just that. There are five different floor plans to ch(X)se from, complete with refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, self-cleaning oven, ceiling fan, oak cabinetry, ma.sonry fireplace, stained glass front door insert and the economy of energy efficiency Such luxury, priced from the Low $50s.

The spacious cluster homes have cedar siding and are beautifully landscaped with private courtyards.

It's a charming village setting thats conveniently Uxated to just about everything from East Carolina University to Carolina East Mall.

The lifestyle is laid back. Care-free and just plain enjoyable. Thats Rollinwoodthe community that lets you own a piece of the good life.

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SIX ItOOM FRAME hou^ SlokM Pacfolut, ouief country environmont on NC 30. SI95 por month. 757 dOOl, 756 8444.

THREE BEDROOM HOUSE

avollable immediately in Colo nial Heights Lease and deposit regulrea No pats $295 month Estate Realty Company. 830^ 1040.

THREE BEDROOM house Co

lonial Heights. S400 a month. Lease and deposit required. Call 756 6509 after 5

THREE BEDROOMS, large kitchen, stove and refrigerator, near elementary school and ECU. No pets, $350 a month. Lease and deposit 756 0783

WESTHAVEN V, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, dining room, second floor tor storage, no pets, $650. 756-1786

home, 5 minutes from hospitaL Energy efficient Access to swimming pool and tennis courts, available imrnediately Calt Collice Moore and Associates, ask for Jane War ren, 758 6050, alter 6 p m. 830-1459. (Greenville).

4 BEDROOM, entrance foyer, living room, large kitchen and den, situated on large wooded lot. 1415 North Overlook Drive Available immediately. $495. 758 5299.

179 Mobile Homes For Rent

BEHIND VENTERS GRILL on

Mumford Road. 3 bedrooms for $200 per month $100 deposit re-

quired. Call 756-4982._

FURNISHED mobile home for renf. Available December 15 No pets. Deposit required. 752 4008 MOBILE HOMES for rent at Taylor Estates. 757 0194 NICE 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS, completely furnished wifh washers and dryers 5 miles from City $200 and $235 plus de posit 758 1045

PRIVATE LOT. 12x60, 2 bedrooms, furnished, all appli anees, central heat and air, 1 Vy baths. Call 752-6971 after 6.

TWO BEDROOM mobile home for rent. $180/month. Located In park. Call 756 4687

TWO BEDROOMS, 1 bath, fur nished, $150 trailer rent; $65 lot rent. 746 2929

TWO BEDROOM on New Bern Highway. Central heat and air, washer, dryer. No pets or children $200 plus deposit. Call 758 0174.

12 X 65, '/2 mile from Greenville on private lot, quiet area. Furnished, central heat and air, excellent condition, available January 1.756-5413.

12 X M, 2 BEDROOMS unfur nished, private lot, $185. Deposit required, 756-6697.

13X60 TWO BEDROOM, fur

nished, 6 miles south of Greenville. Spain's Mobile Home Park, $165. 746 2692.

2 BEDROOM AAobile home, $125 and up, no pets and no children. 758 0745.

2 BEDROOMS, washer, dryer, very good condition, good park, no children no pets, 756 0801, after 5 p.m.

2 BEDROOMS, washer and air, 756-1444.

180 Mobile Homes Lots For Rent

AYDEN. 1 block from downtown. Paved streets, city wafer and sewage, trash pick up. Lot rent $50 per month. 746-2425.

BIRCHWOOD SANDS Section A. Large wooded lot. Street lights, (jfy water, 752-6643.

LOTS FOR RENT. Call 752 4577 after 7.

PRIVATE LOT for rent, no children. 756-4306.

181

Office Space For Rent

BRAND NEW OFFICES

Williamsburg style. 313 315 Clif ton Street, |ust off Arlington. Design your space. W.S.V. Properties, 752 3575; nights 758 3144.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS. Private. All utilities furnished. $85 per month. 757 1626.

EXECUTIVE OFFICES and

suites for rent on Commerce Street. Gaylord Builders 756 5550.

EXECUTIVE Offices & Suites in newly constructed building at 323 Clifton Street just off Arl ington. Call Joe Moore, 758 0055.

EXTRA NICE 2 bedroom Martment near downtown and ECU campus. $270/month. Call Keith Warren at 752 3850.

FOR LEASE: 2 office spaces suitable for dentist or beautician. New carpet and some equipment. Prime location in Ayden Foursite Realty, 355-7300 or Kim McLawhorn, 753-5625.

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MEDICAL SCHOOL/Hospital location. Office Condos now leasing for January, 1986 oc cupancy All new from 1200 square feet Call David Heniford at Ball & Lane, 752 0025

192 Roommate Wanted

FEMALE ROM^?? wanted to share townhouse, ItSO/mortth, plus /2 utilitiM, 756-7509, after 6 p.m

MINCES BUILDING. 4th floor, excellent view. $8.o0 per square foot including utilities and janitorial. 4 suites available Negotiable depending on size Clark Branch, Realtors, 355-2000New Office Space For Rent

1,000 square feet, will complete interior to suit . your needs Lease negotiable Located at 2408 South Charles Boulevard.

Leon Fornes Insurance And Realty

355-7557

NEW OFFICE SUITES for lease at 211 West 14th StreetOne suite with approximately 650 square leet and one suite with approx imately 1100 square feet $6.50to $7.00 per s^are toot leases available. Security system Separate electrical and heat and air conditioning systems. Call Ollie Harrington & y>n Builders, Inc. at 752 5086.

PARLIAMENT PLACE. 1000 square leet, $750 per month. Call 756 8655after 1 00pm.

PRIME LOCATION. Arlington Centre, 1310 square feet, 756 6295, after 6pm

PRIME LOCATION. 329 Arl

ington Bou'evard 3500 Square feet Immediate rental 355 6002.

TWO ROOM DOWNTOWN of

fice suite 300 square feet, utilities and janitor furnished Adjacent parking available. Joyner Lanier building at 219 North Cotanche Street. Call Jim Lanier at 752 5505

I, 3,000 SQUARE toot office. 1, 150 square foot office on South Memorial Drive. Call Keith Warren at 752 3850

185 Rooms For Rent

LARGE BEDROOM with walk in closet and bath, country home, 8 miles from city limits. $150 per month. Call 752 3958.

PRIVATE ROOM FOR RENT

to serious male student or professional. $145 a month. Call 758 6126

PRIVATE ROOM near campus. Male preferred. $125 month, 757 3543 before 5 p.m.

PRIVATE ROOM lor rent to male, private entrance, across from college. 758 2585.

PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Fur

nished room, student or professional. $150. 756 8785

192 Roommate Wanted

FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted next semester, Ringgold Towers. Call 758 5642

FEMALE ROOMMATE needed by January 1st. Rent $125 and half expenses. Call 355-7931, ask for Leslie before 5 p.m.

FEMALE ROOMMATE lo share mobile home, Edgewood Park $100, '5 utilities. 7sik-9436

LOOKING FOR young to middle aged tcmaie to share 3 bedroom mobile home and household chores, furnished, nice fenced in yard and shrubbery Little tx pense required. Cali Barney at 746 2446.

MATURE, NON-SMOKER female lo shore nice 2 bedroom apartment near hospital. $170 plus halt utilities Call 752 8531 anytime

RESPONSIBLE ROOMMATE to share 2 bedroom townhouse with one person $i45/month plus utilities 830-1306

RESPONSIBLE lemale room mate wanted to share mobile home, $100/month, W utilities Weekdays before 5 p m 757 6587. ask for Jane

ROOMMATE $105 month in Ayden. Ouiet and roomy. 746 2807

192 Roommate Wanted

WORKING PROFESSIONAL female wanted to share 2 bedroom townhouse, share /i expenses 756 3069, after 5p m

2 ECU MALES seek roommate tor 3 bodroom condo $170/ month plus utilities, washer/dryer, fireplace, ex tremely nice, close to campus No deposit required Phone 756-0498. after 6 p.m

194 Wanted To Bwy

WANT^ BUY pine and hwd. wood timtwr. Pamlico Timbar Company, Inc. 7560615, nlghh.

198 Wanted To Rofrt

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^^^inAustraliar^oyagers Retrace^Qnvicts' Rut

By RICHARD BILL Associated Press Writer

that will trace the route (rf the first fleet that brought 1.350 convicts and

SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - ThCg settlers from England in 1788

first English convicts sent to help settle the new British colony of Australia traveled free. Two hundred years later, theres a $31,500 jMice tag for people wanting to retrace their histonc voyage on sailing ships.

Organizersj'say would-be adventurers are jumping at the chance of a berth on 11 square-rigged" ships

. The project, in the planning stages for a dwade and costing $7.5 million, is the centerpiece of Australias 1988 bicentennial celebrations and the brainchild of Jonathan King, a Melbourne University historian who wanted to remind Australians of their heritage.

After making three trips around

the world and literally searching the Australias east coast, after a voyage

Seven Seas, we have finally found 11 of about 12,000 miles,

ships that are traditional square rig- After stops at Tenerife, Canary

gers ^ 18th-century style," said Islands; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Cape King, whose great-great-great- Town.South Africa: Mauritius in the

grandfather Philip King was an of- Indian Ocean, and FYeemantle in

ficer on one of the ships. western Australia, the ships will sail

Leaving Portsmouth. England, on May. 13,1987, exactly 200 years to the day, the ships will take eight months to reach Botany Bay, near Sydney wi

into Sydney harbor on Australia D^, Jan. 26,1988. m those who can make the entire

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Sway In Canada

By CHARLES CA.MPBELL .Associated Press Writer TORONTO (AP) - More than 300 years after the Hudsons Bay Co. began trading for furs in the bleak territory that became Canada, the company is still a major figure on the Canadian landscape Despite substantial losses in recent years, the company remains the world's largest private fur auctioneer and has side interests in oil and real estate. It maintains high-profile department stores in most major Canadian cities and is often the only retailer in arctic villages.

But beyond that, the Hudsons Bay Co. has had a decisive influence on the Canadian character, ^ys Peter C. Newman, one of Canadas most prominent journalists and authors, who has just written a history of the worlds oldest mercantile corporation.

In an interview, Newman said he began work on his book. Company of .Adventurers. searching for "what the genesis of English Canada really was, and why we're different from the Americans. I think I really stumbled on to something."

What he found is that Canadas origins as a string of company towns" still shapes a cautious national character given to strive for survival, rather than dominance (Mr excellence.

The Canadian west never really had frontiersmen and gunslingers. It had canny traders, then the mounted police, then settlers..

"niey were the people who in a very, critical sense discovered the country But with it came this company town mentality, whicli to me is characterized by deference, Newman said.

"This deference, in turn, made us all emphasize collective survival as opposed to individual excel ence, which is precisely the opposite of the .American frontier, where it was the loner, the guy who challenges the world and wins, whowontheday."

Newmans book traces the Hudsons Bay Co. from its chartering in 1670 as the "Governor and Company of Adventurers of England Trading into Hudsons Bay" until it grew to control 10 times as much land as the Holy Roman Empire at its height. The name of the body of water was standardized later as Hudson Bay. different enou^ from the Hudson's Bay Co. to bedevil generations of editors and proofreaders .

Newman's second volume. "The Merchant Princes," wl follow the company to its present status as part of the holdinK of Canadian businessman Kenneth Thomson, who ^0 owns large groups of daily newspapers in Canada and the United States

The companys current fortunes are not good, following-three years of large losses. As Newman writes, The Hudsons Bay Co. is bleeding, its bond ratings cut to shameful levels, its balance sheet adrift in red ink, its management on edge.

Newman is the former editor of the Toronto Star, Canadas largest daily newspaper, and of Macleans, which he transformed from a general interest monthly into the countrys only weekly newsmagazine. His portraits of Canadas business elite - both individual biographies and a two-volume set called The Canadian Establishment, are perennial best sellers.

Company of Adventurers, published in Canada and the United States in November, jumped immediately to No. 2 on Canadas best-seller lists.

In his book, Newman writes that it is that special mentality within the Canadian psyche, a combination of creative deference and cautiously progressive pragmatism, that is the Hudsons Bay Co.s most pervasive legacy.

trip, organizers are bocAing passage for individual legs of the voyage, ranging from $1,320 for the London-Portsmouth run to $7,280 for the 53-day journey from Tenerife to Rio de Janeiro.

The full $31,500 fare includes the boat trip from London to Svdney, and return air fare, ecdnomy class.

Passengers are told not to expect luxury cabins or comf(nts that would be found on modern-day cruise liners. The passengers must be fit and ready to work.

It really is an adventure travel package, King said in an interview. Youve got to be a bit of a cavalier. Youve got to be able to stand up on the deck in a storm, go aloft to pull in the sails and man the helm.

Each passenger will sign a contract stating the terms of their work passage, said King. This is the adventure of a lifetime. Its a magical mystery tour that will never be repeated. People are buying the chance to go back 200 years. Passengers will sleep in hammocks or on deck in close ciuarters. The fare includes three meals a day, but there will be no salt beef or maggots in the biscuits, as was the case 200 years ago. There will be plenty of orange juice to reduce the risk of scurvy and, perhaps, a tot of grog before departure.

King said several people who have

signed up are descemlants (rf the 168,000 convicts transported to Australia up until 1868 t(Mr crimes ranging from sheep stealing, poadng and murder.

The response has been overwhelming, said Gorom^ Priw of Australian Himalayan Expeditions which is selling tickets. The phones. have been running h<rt. Weve already sold 20 percent (rf the berths.

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Kings quest for sailing him to the United States,

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King also found three ships in Australia. The oldest ship, from Bri^ tain, was built in the 1850s, he said. I

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The Deily Weftectof, Qfeorwille. N.C._Sundey, December 8.196S Edj

By SCOTT REEVES Associated Press Writer

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -Mississippi state Representative Cecil Simmons has rationed his consumption of televised football games to (me each week.

It is part of his long-range survival plan.

Simmons, 39, who has a Ph.D. in entomology, and his 34-year-old wife.

Sue, a medical doctor, have enrolled as first-year stu(lents at the Mississippi College School of Law. lliey now juggle the care of their ack^ed 1-vear-old daughter, outside duties aiKi nmtine hoi^old cIkk^ with the long hours of study demanded of law students. Sue is pregnant, with the baby due on semester break.

Im here to get a lewl education, Simmons said. I dont know

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I think the trend is away from having so many attorneys in the Legislature and getting more businessmen and professional pe^ pie. I think thats healthy since it gives you a better cross section of die pecle, he said.

Simmons has always been an unusual student. He was elected to the state House of Representatives as a 24-year-old graduate student at Mississippi State University. He is now one of the older students in law school and a 15-year statehouse veteran.

Im sure I was the only student who could vote on his teachers pay raise, he said. But I didnt flaunt it and it would have suited me fine if the other students had never known. Some of them probably never did, particularly in the bigger classes.

Simmons said he had considered law school for several years, but a reduction in his committee assignments this year allowed him to enroll.

What 1 had in mind was taking just one or two courses, he said, But I found I couldnt do that. So I took the entrance exam to see if I could get in. Ive found law school challenging and frustrating because its hard to get an answer.

Simmons, who maintains Maben as his legal residence, liv^ in Jackson as a student only. He said that when he runs for re-election to the Legislature, hell be running from Maben.

While Simmons and his wife take the same clasj^es, there is no com-)etition between them. Simmons said le has conceded the top spot to his wife, who received a scholarship.

Shes more competitive than I am, he said. She wants to make the best grade. I just want to pass.

Mrs. Simmons said she practiced medicine for years in Maben, a

small town in Oktibbeha County nedr the Natchez Trace Parkway in northeastern Mississippi.

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The big difference between being a doctor and a law student is that now I can go to bed and sleep and the phone wont ring two or three times a ni^ht, she said. Mrs. Simmons said she considered becoming a board certified obstetrics and gynecology practitioner, but the pressure and the long hours would limit the time she comd spend with her family. When her partner left and she could not find a compatible replacement, she began to think about a new career.

Attention Greenville Citizens

County o( PHI CHy of Qroonvillo

NOTICE OF tffiAMNQ BY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF QREENVILLE

PUBLIC NOTICES

ApuUic hooring wHI to oonductad by tiM Oroonrillo Board of Ad-jMOtmonl upon roquott by Ronnlo D. Wookt vtoroby Ito poll-Honor doolroo to oMoln a apoeiol uoo pormH In ordor to oporato a idgbtdub in a Highway Conunoreial" nning dlatrlct In tho old Fapa Kate building locotod on Ito oomor of Highway 33 and RNorbiufI Road.

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Tho tbno, dato, and placo o( tho public hoaring will to 7:30 p.m., Thuraday, Docombor tO, IMS, In tho CHy Council Chambora ol tho Municipal Building.

A public hoaring will to conductod by tho Qroonvillo Board ol Ad-luatmont upon a foquoat by LInwood E. Stroud and R. Quy Mayo whoroby tho polHlonora doairo to obtain a apocial uao pormit In ordor to allow buainoaa and proloaalonal olflcoa In a Modlcal Alto" aoning dlatrlct, locatod on tho aouth aldo ol Stantonaburg Road, acioaa horn Doctora Park and tho hoapHal omorgoncy ontranco.

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Tho thno, data, and placo tho public hoaring will to 7:30 p.m., Thuraday, Docombor 13, INS, In tho CHy Council Chambora ol tho Municipal BuHdlng.

A public hoaring will to conductod to tho Qroonvillo Board ol Ad-atnioni upon a roquoot by LInwood E. Stroud and Mark Konnody

wtoroby tho poHtlonora doairo to obtain a apodal uao pormH In ordor to allow tho conatructlon ol muNHamNy dwolllnga at a land uao InlonaHy rating ol SO In an R-S aoning dlatrlct locatod on tho wool aldo ol Adama Blvd., approximatoly 200 loot north ol QioonvNlo Boulovard.

NOTICE OF HEARING BY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF QREENVILLE

Tho timo, data, and placo ol tho public hoaring will bo 7:30 p.m., Thuraday, Docombor 10, INS, In tho CHy Council Chambora ol tho Municipal Building.

A public hoaring wIM to conductod by tho Qroonvillo Board ol Ad-luatmont upon a roquoat by Robort Bryan Chadwick whoroby tho po-tMonor doalroa to obtain a varlanco Irom tho 70 loot lot width provl-alona ol aocUon 3240 oatabllahod lor R-0 nning dlatrlcta In ordor to aubdMdo a m wHh two roaldontlal dwolllnga on H, providing oach lot with M.1S tool ol honlago. Tho proporty la locatod at 1007 and ION HamlHon SIrool.

NOTICE OF HEARINQ BY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF QREENVNJ.E

Tho tbno, data, and placo ol tho public hooring will to 7:30 p.m., Thuraday, Docombor 10, INS, In tho CHy Council Chambora ol tho Munldpol BuHdlng.

A puMIe hoaring wHI to conductod by tho Qroonvillo Boord ol Ad-Iwabnont upon a roquoat by J.C. Buck whoroby tho potHhmor do-

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A pubNo hoaring will to oonductod by tho Qroonvillo Board ol Ad-luatmonl upon a roquoot by Stovo J. Evana whoroby tho potHbmor doaboo to obtain a apodal uao pormH In ordor to allow roaldontlal quoftora lor a roaldont managor In an OHIoo and InatHutbmar* aodng diolrtot at 2707 South Momorial Drivo.

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Tho tbno, data, and ptooo ol tho puMIc hooring will to 7:30 p.m., Thuraday, Docombor 10, INS, In tho CHy Coundl Chambora ol tho Muddpd BuHdlng.

A public hoaring wfll to oonductod by tho QroonvHIo Board ol Ad-juolmonl upon a roquori by PHt County and tho Ronald McDonald Houao d Eaolom North CaroHna whoroby tho polHlonora dodro to obtobi a apodd uao pormH In ordor to provklo tomporary houdng lor tomWoa ol hoopHal pdtonta In an Offleo and taiolNultond"

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MOUNT JULIET. Tenn. (AP) -Ed Rkes salty business becomes sweeter every December, when be uofoads most of the 4,000 country hams his family has cured for Christmas dinoers throughout the Sooth.

^ R takes about a year for his c award-winning hams to fill with the rich flavor he attributes to clean, fresh, unadulterated Middle Th nesseeair."

The 73-year-old Rice has perfected the art of cou^ curing over 33 vears Today, his regular customers knOw to make their tfers well in admce. Most of our hams are sold wlQle the bogs are still loose in the pastures eati^ com, he said.

though turkey, duck and su^-cured ham are traditional holiday face in much of the nation, many Southerners prefer the sal^ taste country ham and a side dish of redeye gravy to go with their eggs, grits and biscuits.

Bice warns those unaccustomed to salty meat that country ham mav leave them thirsty for days. And, with almost a pound of the white seasoning in every 10 pounc^ of his hams, it's practically a prescriptimi for high blood pressure. But the most devout couny ham fans still indulge

In the early days before refrigeration, country ham was the have-to way to preserve pork. But people still like it today, said Curtis Mlton, meat specialist for the Tennessee Agriculture Extension Service.

Its a big busing, and its growing because producers are making hams milder. Theyre not as salty and theyre moister, Melton said.

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DEAR MR. GOREN Q.In recent months I have fre-qitently seen the term ''limit raise used in your bridge column. Would you mind explaining the difference between a limit raise and a forcing raise and what you employ for your forcing raise if you adopt this new method?M.D., San Diego, Calif. A. First, limit raises are not something new in bridge; they were used almost half a century ago.

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Send aay faestiwis Isr this celaaia to Cltorfes I. Gerra sad Ooiar Sharif, ia cave sf this newspaper.

Bhovhw Oeven and Oomw Sharif per ss^nly,^ their staOs, eaanet ondertake Sh answer si eeestiens eehailtod.

city hmits, has been the Minect of several jestft guhermtorial bates over whidi state produces the best ones. But, like dub, everyone bkes their otro redpe.

In Tennessee, hams from Rke & Sons have woo grand champioo honors at the state fair for eight of the last 12 years. Weve got so many bhie and red ribbons, we re usiiM them as bookmarks, Rice quipped My wife is thinking about maldng a quiRoutoftbem.

v;Rice be^ curing hams in 19^ because 1 familys genoal store fell on hard times. The faster the automobile ran. the slower the general store budness got, be said.

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masters of the art about curing meats and. before be knew it, the ham busiiiess In^ to grow bke popcorn popping. ;

Rice's ciaing pro^ b^ins by placing fresh hams in temperatures of about 40 degrees and cofvering them with salt for about a month -just enough time for the satt to penetrate. ^

Whoi the temp^ature is gradually raised to SO d^rees, be washes the salt off the surface, places^the roifflded meats in white sacks'and hangs thn to dry in his smoke bouse for the rest of the year. ^

The ratkwale behind the curii^ process is what Rke calls the psychology of country bam.

D C The instaM a bog dies, he said, bacteria begins to grow in the animal. SaR does not kill bacteria, but it does create a conditioo where bacteria ramnt grow.

Ventilatkn is one of ins secrets. Bacteria thrives when its warm or ^moist. so we keep the room chilled with fresh air caning through it, be said. ? T

Most of the country flaw comes (kiriog the summer months when warma- tonperatures reactivate the friendly bacteria. Thats what causes white spe<^ (the meat. Its a sign d (hstinction to have lots oi enzymes showing on a nice red slice of ham, besaid.

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Rices hams are also smoked, but he says that step isn't as important as it sounds. It makes the bam turn a nice brown color on the outside so

th^ look better. Qjuntry

ham can be baked, boikd or fried, but Melton warns that the process must be skw. with enoi^

a , =

hnt used to get rid of any tndunae.^ ctmH worms not kiOed doing me dryM out process.

The worms" larvae can infest the muscles of the bogs. If a human eats ham that still contain trichinae, the worms can become imbedded in loiman musdes, causing trichiiiosis, which produces sharp muscular pains.

Fortunately, its not very common today, but you occaswoafly bear of a few cases of people who didnt take care in cooking pork. Melton said.

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^ ARIES (Mar, SI to Apr. 19) Flan how to pleaoe your partners and get in tooch with them tonight ao that you can organize promisee for the fntore. r

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Try to get cooditioiu improved and serve othera betters. Talk over with others how to have more accord in the dajrs ahead,

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Get pleasares nicely arranged in the days'^ahead with your friends, and then plan coming weeks activities.

MOON CHILDREN (Jane 22 to JoL 21) Have guests in during the daytime and have fan. bat tonight take family oat for amosements.

LEO (Jol. 22 to Aug. 21) Do some studying that can make the fatore look brighter through better insight Get conditions improved at home quietly.

VIRGO (Aag. 22 to Sept 22) Study your property and see how to make it more attractive aid valuable. Plan how to have greater prosperity in the dajrs ahead.

LIBIU (Sept 23 to Oct 22) Be charming and magnetic during the daytime and gain the goodwill of others. Improve your ^ipearance.

SCORPIO (Oct 23 to Nov. 21) Study daU that is hard to get Show more affectioa in the outside world and get better results.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Daytime is fine for seeing as many friends as you COL but be akme with the one you love in the evening.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Get out in the outside world and accmiqdish a good deal during the day, but plan the future sensibly.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) While the sun is out gad about visiting interesting persons. Take care of fundamental conditkms so that everything works out PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mv. 20) Do favors for those you like and then be off with a charming person. Befdre going to bed. study a new interest IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TDDAY... he or she will understand others and will be a joy to others, so permit your progeny to meet as many interesting paeons os possible. One who will require groups in to attain

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"The Stars impel: they do not compeL" What you make of your life is Urg^ up to you!

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: This is a day to investigate the mysterious or whateva you may not understand. You are coming nev a sudden evoit that requires you to make some ^finite changes in your life.

ARIES (Ma. 21 to Aiw. 19) An ideal day to talk ova _ responsibilities with others and plan much expanskm in ^ the days ahead. ,'

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Get some situation with a partna nicely clarified in your mind, so gama ths data you need first.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Study diffoent angles in connection with your wak so that you can handle it more efficiently.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) A fine day for buying presoits and planning your itinaary early. You can be happy with friends in the evening.

LEO (Jul. 22 to Aug. 21) Think asrioui^ about how to give great pleasure to members of your family and mak definite decisions. _

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Dig into reports and statements so that you know just what your status is and know how betta to proceed.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Study your posiUtm in property and financial affairs and then you know how to proceed in the future.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Tap into your subconscious and know what means the most to you and , how best to attain your aims.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec 21) Be more progressive in the outside wald afta thinldng out a fine new ccnirse of action.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Your pals can give you good ideas (i how best to gain your ainis. Show that you have true wisdom.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You have to be astute in handling career work and gain more profit. Some bigwig can open a door to opportunity for you.

PI^ES (Feb. 20 to Ma. 20) Bring your finest ambitions to the attention of higha-ups and make the future much brighta for yourself.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will be very magnetic yet also quite secretive, so teach to cooperate more with othas and become a more popula person, and be more direct with othas. One who always likes to plan a campaign before putting it in <^>aation, and much can be accomplished.

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Q. When should bluebird houses be cleaned and repaired?

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fmition for an awl as fix-p gimlet. Whats the difference? A. Both are for making bMe, usually as pilots for drill bits. Tb^ are virtually the same, except that the gimlet makes wider boles.

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By B.ARBARA MAYER AP .Newsfeatures

Are you looking for some new table decoration ideas for the holid^s? Consider herbal decorations. They have the adv-antage of tradition, but are not as common as synthetic holi

day decor Take

;e rosemary , for example. Its been associated with Christmas at least since the 16th century, when it was used as a strewing herb and in incense burned in churches.

Today's rosemary fanciers are just as likely to use it to decorate their homes at Christmas time. They may spray a good-sized branch of rosemary with gold or silver paint and then tie a red ribbon around it as a place decoration. Or, they may choose to display a rosemary pot plant as a table centerpiece Emelie Tolley is an authority on culinary and decorative herbs whose fascination with herbs led her to start Living with Herbs, a bimonthly newsletter She says rosemary is only one of many herbs being used to make interesting and unusual Christmas decorations for the home.

Its part of the trend toward living with natural things. Besides rosemary, there are also homemade wtpourri, pomander balls and her-)al and dried floral wreaths.

Proof of the growth of interest in herbs has been the increase in both wholesalers of herb plants and retail and mail-order herbal supply outlets, added Ms. Tolley, author of Herbs: Gardens, Decorations and Recipes. She says that five years ago when she began her newsletter, there were only a few wholesalers growing herbs. Recently a bedding plant trade association reported 875 wholesale herb plant specialists.

Consumption of culinary herbs is also up considerably. In 1964, for instance, imports of basil totalled 3,168,000 pounds. In 1974, the total was 522,000 pounds and in 1964, a mere 42,000 pounds of basil were imported, she learned while gathering information for her book.

Thouj^ herbs have long been used for Christmas decorations, nowadays the traditional and the new are likely uHie paired.

Fpr example, she suggests making hotal Christmas balls by painting Styrofoam balls with glue and dipp- them into a tray of potpourri to wmMi you have added a few drops of ewential oils. Use a skewer to make a hole in the ball and then thread a ribbon through it on a crochet hook. *ne a bow at the bottom and make a hmdng loop at the top. Then suspend the bala from the Christinas tree or a

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The art of fragrancing a home has come into its own, and herbal scents are appropriate for the purpose. You can find essential oils in scents such as pine, cinnamon, clove and bayberry in herbal supply "outlets which are now found in most large

Herbal wTeaths are also enjoying renewed popularity. This staple of early American life can be purchas

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project. Necessary supplies include powdered orris root, which is a fix-itive, dried flowers and herbs and a wire or straw wreath form. Floral wire for attaching individual flowers and wire cutters are also handy additions to the wreath-makers paraphernalia, she added.

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By THOMAS WAGNIK AmriMii Pmt Writer

ATLANTA (AP) - Bcvfriy Ikr vard jeised the Alksta Boiee force in 1S73 when her hnbsod W her noo that the city would oe^ ac^ Ihe type of woinan yoH eoutd mise for aman.

Today, at 34, Mrs. Harvard is still chsDeii^ stereotypes, bid now the stakes are higher.

A| Atlantas first woman deputy police chief - and its youngest ever - she is betting she can win the respect and coopera tioo of the 205 mostly male investigators who make

the citys Criminal Investigation Divisioo.

Ihe obstacles? Besides brig a woman in a male-dominated organization, she worked only two years as a pohra officer bdore becoming an administrator, and she has never investigated a murdm*, robbery rape.

Tbere have been a lot <d detractors, and th^U say she hasnt had that much street experioce, said City Clerk Larry Dingel, a former superior of Mrs. Harms in the police Crime Analysis Unit.

But my counter to that is you dont devd(^ administrative sl^ through the sides of your feet walking a beat, on the seat of your pants riding in a patrol car. It just doesnt work that way, Dingel said.

I dont gri bent out of shape by skeptics said Mrs. Harvard, who is apptiaching ho* (e-year anniversary as de^ty chid of Criminal In-vedigation. I say look whether Im effective in my job and judge me on that. I think that a lot of women who

are firsts go throi^ the same ki^ of thing. Its not unique to me. I dont dw^ on it. I focus my time on trying to do a good job.

Mis. Harvard began ruffling feathers in the Atlanta police department in 1979, when she was appointed Affirmative Action offico'. Her assignment was to advise deputy chiefe how to comply with a fedieral court order on minonty hiriiK.

Former Public Safety Oiminis-sioner Reginald Eaves, who promoted Mrs. Harvard to the position, laughed recently when be recalled the reaction his male deputy chiefs had to the 28-year-old offico'.

I made her part oi my staff meetings and the dqwty chiefs objected to that. No. 1, b^use she was a woman, and No. 2, because she was only a police officm-, and in a paramilitary opation that means a ' lot to folks, he said.

Caves, who now serves as Pulton County commissiooer, described one >taff meeting when his men told him that women pi^ce (rfficers should be otired from the Special Weapons and Tactics unit, known as SWAT.

I allowed Harvard to debate (me (tf my top officers on that point, and m my mind she won the issue. So I ^hm issued the order that within two weeks a wimian had to be placed in 'SWAT, and that woman did very well, he said.

Having won the argument, Mrs. Harvard then had to find the female officer who could do the job and

Corncrib Wall Sports Auto Tags

SPEEDWELL, Tenn. (AP) - It stands out against its pastoral setting as an amusing diversion for motorists on nearby Back Valley *Hoad an entire corncrib wall, sporting license plates from across the country.

The wall was pieced together over the years by the late Elbert Davis, a traveling salesman who apparently picked up the mementos just for the fun of it, said his 83-year-old wife, Melvina Davis.

I dont know why he did it. Just to have something to do, I guess, said Mrs. Davis.

The wall is plastered with plates from New Mexico, South Dakota, Minnesota ("10,000 Lakes), Alabama (The Heart of Dixie), and other states. Many are from the Volunteer state.

They span the years, with one of the rustiest a Tennessee tag dating back to 1948. Loose tags are stacked underneath the crib, waiting for exhibit space.

I never thought much about it. I dont know where he got them all, said Mrs. Davis.

She said her husbands hobby began after he returned fnmi World War I and started building the house that still stands in Powell Valley in jhe shadow of the Cumberland 'Mouotaioa, where his father was< bom.

Davis died 11 years ago, at age 79, aid Mn- Davte continues to live in the bouse be built.

He worked on their house little by little^ paying at each step with his veterans pay. He eventually took an on-thiMoad sales job to finish paying f 6r it and to supiwrt their growing

Phaple dont do that any more,! .shesaid/'R wasnt hke today, where * you borrow the money and move into anewhone.

The poncrib collage, up a pathway " fnm the bouse, likewise was con-stnkdad in inaeaaenta, a testament Iq Dams travela and diliBBnce, she

withstand the pressure of being the ^ woman on the crack police unit.

I have felt that kind of pressure, Mrs. Harvard said. I have had to tlo things twice as well as a male. There have bem instances in meetings ' when Ive had to go iiUo a lot of details and be questioned a lot nure. And it was because I was a female,-more than because I am young or ' Wack

Considering the various jobs Mrs. Harvard has held in the police department, few would deny she has p^ormed under (vessure.

Between 1979 and 1961, in addition to her duties as Affirmative Actk (fficer, Mrs. Harvard so'ved as the departments chief spiAesperson (hinng the investigation into Atlantas 29 child slayings.

The crimes, which drew international media attmtion, ended when

Wayne Williams was convicted of mimler in two of the deaths.

It was an awkward situatk, she said. We had to be very cautkius of i^t we were saving so we wouldit coinproinise tm mvesti^ tion. I had to mow all about the investigation to know what could be said.

Form Public Safety C(Hnmis-sioo Lee Brown, who appomted Mrs. Harvard as spokesman, said he did so because I trusted her ability to not give out something that would be deti^ntal to our investigation. Brown, who left Atlanta in 1962 to became Houstims police chief, said: In handling the media, she briefed the repor^ horself. That was a major assignment, trying to handle the worlds Hess.

E(dioing a remark other supervisors made about Mrs. Harvard, he

said; If there was a problem that needed to be resolved, she would be the person I would call im. 9ie worked very well ^ herself and under stressful situations.

Before that, Mrs. Harvard served for three years on the police team that luovided rounckhe-clock pro-tecti(m for Maynard Jackson, Auan-tas first black ma^. Ifis election in 1974 was greeted with a ra^(rf death threats.

In her spare time, Mrs. Harvard received a masto-s degree in gov-omment admin^tration at Ge(^ State University in 1980 ami graduated firmn the FBI National Academy in 1963.

In. 1962, at 31, Blrs. Harvard became tbe citys youngest and first female deputy cef, taking command of tbe p^ce deps^ents Career Deveh^mt Division. There,

she inherited a 7-y^r-old court battle over the racial fairness of a written test used in policepromotions.

Finallv, m Fewuary 1965, Mrs. Harvard was transferred to deputy chief of Criminal Investigation. Thoe she stepped into a pressure cooker t sorts by replacing Ektrin Bell. Tbe savvy but controversial vetean was denoted from dqxity chid to lieutenant after being caught by federal authorities during a drug raid at an Atlanta restaurant. No charges were filed agaii^t him.

Shes performed very well in the jobs we have ven her,' said Public Safety Conunissioner Ge(Hgia Nappe, who appointed Mrs. Harvard to both deputy (diief positions.

Scmietimes that means just putting the right systems in place, l^ise areit necessarily sexy kinds of things that get a lot <rf visibility, but

thoK are necessary fe tbe sue-! cessfiil runni^ of a department, Nappesaid.

Mrs. Harvard predicted she would* succeed e fail as head of Criminal! Investigation based on those ad- ministrative skills. ,

My responsibilities are overalli managonent of the division, not fir! solving a burglary, she said. When! youre managing a department, you dont need a detailed knowledge of* each investigation. But tbe whole! thing falls apart if tbe divisions peo-! ide, equi|ient and funds aroit managftri properly.

Napper agreed, llie combination of what she brings to the job and tbe skilR of tbe top detectives around her will make for an intoesting situatiim over thoe, be said. Of course, if she doesnt pform, she will be treated like everyone else, too.

It's Not Your Ordinary Police Station

. By CATHERINE DRESSLER Associated Press Writer

NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Shqipers comlw tbe French (Quarter for antiques might st into the new police station with an eye to buy. But nothing, not even the captains Chii^idii-dak desk, is for sale.

And if a Bourbon Street wino tried to cash a check at the command desk, that wouldnt be altogether unusual either. The building served asabank once, in 1826.

After that it survived three major fires to serve as a beer saloon, court house and social ball, just to name a few.

Majw its the thick white columns and wrought iron fice that make the 159-year-old antebellum building look like anything but a

police station. It could be the marble flooring and brass chandeliers.

Beardless, the 63 officers assigned to the Vieux Carre police station five months ago know its far from usual.

Its not Barney Miller, said Lawrence Robert, a 38-year-old desk officer.

The building used to be a tourist informatiim center, and still serves as one.

One visitor thought a police force veteran of 43 years was a tour bus operator.

"Im everything but Grayline, Joe CanatellaSr.,said.

The new Vieux Carre district was created to make the Quarter safer for thousands of cam-era-toting tourists, a big source of income for the city.

Publicity about crime in the quarter nae concern among city officials.

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Officers ride mopeds to maneuver around congested streets along stone-paved sidewalks and through narrow alleys.

We can get around with those, ime officer said. Theres virtually no place we cant get with them.

. The Royal Street statiim is just a few doors up from Brennans, one of New Orleans swankiest restaurants.*

Its one block over frran Bourbon Street, famous for booze, bars and jazz. So its no surprise the Vieux Carre officers handle drunk and disorderly calls as much as any other.

Theyre nothing, said Cannatella. Just people having a good time.

New Orleans police are notoriously adept at handling crowds. The Sugar Bowl, tbe Supm* Bowl aiiid most of all Mardi Gras are the ^test crowd cimtrd exotises in tbe wwld, ^nnatellasaid.

Its wall to wall people, be said. A lot of drunks and a lot irf fights. Outside t that its

ficer Gerald Huth has found the odd is usual at his desk.

One guy frmn IMississii^i came in tbe other day saying he had his himiemade 30-foot boat doublepaiked on tbe river, with his family aboarCbesaid.

Then, thore was tbe man in a pink suit, wearing a cowboy hat, who wanted a pdice tfica to judge a bruty contest. I got away from him. ^

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For tbow Ul-infonned Canadtan vienen who deouod to know why thb coootry doent prodnce searing, reality-based dramas as sach Americao shows as The Baniog Bed or An Early Frort, CBC now has answen galore. ^

First and foremost was last seasons acclaimed Charlie Grants War and, just a few weeto ago, there was Canadas Sweetheart The Saga of Hal C. Banki Both were fearless, eloquent statenaents on sobjects of vital interest in this country.

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But the gripping story that Peter Jo-bin and Timothy Bond have written is every bit as har^tting. It also has all the absorbing earmarks (d havii^ been inspired by all-too-recent and memorable newspaper headlines.

The tough subject Oakmount High tackles is anti-Semitism. CBC spokespersons are understandably reluctant to be quoted on the genesis of the drama, but it wont take kng before viewers will understand exactly where this story is coming from.

A woman (convinciogly played by Susan Hogan) moves to the small Ontario town of Oakmount with her teenage son (Jason Hopley) after a reasonably ami-cahle divorce from her hmband (Robin Ward). Altho^ she adjusts to a life thats very different from her old one ii a big dty, her son seems uncomfortable, even tronblel She tells her law-boyfriend (Saul Rabinek) that the is probaUy just missing his father.

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B^OaaoiePMnlaeqn Its iromc tkat Joanna Kens' first TV triamph is in a network series called Growing Pains. Becaase antil the ABC family sitcom, 00 wUch she (days Maggie Seam, became this~ seasons most unexpected hit, both Miss Kerns professional and pmooal lives had had nothing bat growing pains.

Although Miss Kerns repeatedly stresses that shes always loved her sister, 1964 (Hympk gold medal-winning swimmer and current ABC sports commentator Donna de Varona, she admits it was tough growing up with a sibling in the limelight. There was always a built-in competitiveness. says Miss Kerns. Its hard when a sibling wins a g(dd medal because whatem you do seems so mudi less. And that pressure was always inside me. Miss Kerns even trained for years as a gymnast in |wq>aratioo for the 1966 Olympics. But she saw her ambitioos collapse when she tore up a knee. She soon started studying to be a dancer but later turned to acting. And then one plum role inadvertently led to a big fight between the sistos, which led to a long period of silence between the two.

I was up for a part on Tbe Mary Tyler Moore Show playing a former Olympic diver who was now a sportscaster and not a very bright one, either, says Miss Kerns. Of course, the character had rather unflattering parallels to sister Donna, who at the time was getting ready to be a commentator at the 1972 Olympics. She insisted I couldn't do if ^ and we had a big fight over who ^ had the rights to the de Varona Well, I had just gotten married so I started using my new name, Kerns, professionally. And changing my name was the best thing I ever did! People know me for who 1 am, not for whose sister I am. Today, Miss

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conciled and quite supportive of one another. "And now, of course, between us we own ABC, she laughs. ^

But Miss Kerns'i professional victory came only after a long struggle. She left her familys Santa Clara home and moved to New York to work as a dancer in Broadway musicals. When she arrived back in Hollywood, she was not in demand. "It was Charlies Angels time, she says. And I dont have that picture-perfect look. I never got an ingenue role. I was always tbe ex-wife or the one someone left. Finally, she starred with Alan Alda in his series The Four Seasons. But the show was short-lived. Miss Kerns read fw 14 other piltAs before landing the role in Growing Pains. And before -the season even began, critics jwedicted instant cancellation, mostly because of tbe track record of Kerns cottar Alan Thicke, whose late-night talk show had been a bomb.

Do you know how I knew it would work? Miss Kerns asks. It was from watching Alan with our kids. Both she and Thicke are recently divorced and tbe^ often take Ms sons and . Miss Kerns' dau^ter Ashley on recreational ouUngs together.

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Never mind costly health clubs or iancy exercise equipment. Stephanie Beacham has her own oxercise secret: I keep my fiwe by doing housework! laughs the actress, who portrays strong-willed Sable Colby on Dynasty II; The Colbys.

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"Think of it, Miss Beacham says, when you lift a mattress, put a fitted sheet on, vacuum, bend down and stretch up as you clean house, you're getting a complete workout Housework does it all! It's so silly that some women have their cleaning person come in while they go off to the gym!"

Adds the classically trained, British-bom actress, "When you're cleaning house, you're most likely doing something positive for others, too. not just for yourself. You're not just looking inward.

During her scant free moments. Miss Beacham also enjoys more common exercise pursuits. "If 1 find myself get-New Cannell Team

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ting tense, I do some yoga," she explains. And I swim a lot. Despite the fact that I have to drive everywhere in Los Angeles and never get a chance to walk for exercise, 1 do love the fact that 1 can jump into a pool and swim so easily.

While recreational eating isn't a priority in her life, good nutrition is. I'm very, very conscious of every single thing that goes into my mouth, Miss Beacham says. In fact. I'm the dullest person in the world to ask out for dinner I don't eat a great deal and don't enjoy stuffing my mouth. Fifteen years ago, if I felt depressed, I might've headed for the rice pudding, but I have none of that se f-destructive-ness in me now.

Miss Beacham shuns the concept of dieting. I keep the weight 1 want to keep, says the 5-foot-5, 110-pound actress. If I want to be a certain size. Ill be it. she adds firmly.

She shares another health secret - this one for maintaining energy during a grueling workday. Fatigue is definitely the worst enemy you can have on a television series schedule. she says, so I never socialize at lunchtime. I catnap instead, even if it's only for half an hour.

Miss Beacham says that reaching her 38th birthday was a pleasant surprise. "Ive been 36 in England for some time, she laughs, "but I seem to fess up to my age these days. It's actually a grand time of life. Passing 35 seems smashing. By that age, you know yourself; youre not in a muddle. You know what you can and cant do, the actress adds, "what you do and don't want.

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She was loved by her fans and scorned by the establishment, but Janlf JopUn was considered one of the greatest white blues singers. Now, 15 yeara after her death from a heroin overdose at age 27, a |dece of Janiss heart - and all of her life - will be brought to the small screen. Didt Clark is currently ironing out the details of Buried Alive, an NBC miniseries based on Myra Friedmans critically acclaimed 1973 Jt^lin biograiAy'. The biggest problem Im having is how to get Janiss boozing, drugging and cursing past the censors, says Clark. Itll be a tough fight. But it may not be as tough as the fight Margot Kidder is giving Gark, trying to convince him shes perfect for the lead role. To me, quips Gark, shes simply Supermans girlfriend.

Ann Jilllan, who plays the Red Queen in this weeks CBS miniseries Alice in Wonderland, insists that Natalie Gregory, the 10-year-old actress portraying Alice, has lots of presence. Make that prsents. Miss Gregory filmed the series for 60 shooting days, and, she claims, they were all like they were my birthday. Co-star Sammy Davis Jr. gifted her with a candy clown, Martha Baye gave her a statue of birds, director Harry Harris gave her a giant Easter basket (it remains unopened), producer Irwin Alien offered a pint-sized pink directors chair (Natalies name is written across the back), the studio guard gave her a 14-karat gold-and-opal necklace. And on. And on. Whats next? Giristmas! gushes Natalie.

Exercise leaves most people dog-tired, but One Life to Live star Andrea Evans has found an eight-legged alternative her dogs. The 25-year-old actress brings her two pedigree Bichon Frises to work with her because, she says, It makes my day a million times easier. Having Uff-da and Grtmipit on the set relaxes me. Dont think Miss Evans is barking up the wrong tree shes done her research. Studies have shown that a persons blood pressure goes down through the simple act of petting an animal, she explains. It may sound silly* but whenever I have a free moment, I pet my dogs. It helps take my mind off work.

When singer/actress Karen Akers ("Purple Rose of Cairo, the upcoming "Heartburn) recently performed at Manhattans Ballroom, her two-week engagement was sold out in a matter of days. Just how sold out? Ask All My Children star Ruth Warwick. She and her date tried to sneak into a show, were caught and forced to sit in an adjacent restaurant, where they could hear - but not see - Karens show.... Stacy Keacbs drug bust may be over but drug abuse is still on his mind. After previewing the anti-drug documentary Gringo, he sent a letter to Ann Barish, the films producer. Gringo, Reach wrote, captures the lurid hopelessness of lost souls in search of a fix. It's disturbingly vivid.... Prompted by the success of Death of a Salesman, C!BS has bought the rights to another Arthur Miller play, An American Gock. Lori-mar will produce the drama, which will air on CBS. Casting is still undecided.Out of Retirement

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Clothes make the rnan Paul Zastupnevich makes the clothes.

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He's been doing so for 28 years, and for hundreds of films and TV shows. The veteran costume designer has created gowns for Olivia de Havilland. Jacqueline Bisset. Faye Dunaway and Jennifer Jones, as well as the monsters in TV shows such as "Time Tunnel. "Lost in Space" and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea." This week, the more than 500 lavish creations Zastupnevich (pronounced Zaws-too-NYEH-vich) created for "Alice in Wonderland ' will be on display when the four-hour. $14 million miniseries airs Monday. Dec 9 and Tuesday. Dec. 1() on CBS.

"It's been a long time since anyone's created so many new costumes for an Alice." says Zastupnevich. who claims he used 6,000 hooks and eyes and 2,000 spools of thread for the miniseries. "The major chal

lenge was to come up with designs close to those of (original Alice illustrator) Sir John Tenniel, but in which the actors could move around comfortably. I didn't want my designs to be exactly like those of Tenniel. I had o have my fun too.

Before designing the playing-card costumes, for instance. Zastimnevich studied cards from France, Austria,,.^ Russia and Germany "The basic elements are sifmliar." he says, "but each country's cards also reflect traditional modes of dress. I took a little bit from each and combined them so that the costumes are exotic, but universal

Zastupnevich also had to account for modern TV technology. Alices dress, for instance, is peach-colored rather than the familiar blue A lot of scenes had to be shot against blue backgrounds," he explains. "so that the special-ef-fects people could add things later. That meant we couldn't have any other blue in the picture. But our Alice (played by 10-year-old Natalie Gregorvi is a lovely blond, and the peach color enhances her skin tone and hair. I think it's a refreshing change

Then there were the problems Poor Ringo Starr."^ muses Zastupnevich, had to be strapped into the Mock Turtle's shell. Then he had to slip on foam rubber fins The costume didn't breathe, and he was completely encased Ringo probably lost five pounds every day he worked'

"But he had a'good sense of humor about it.' the 63-year-old designer adds. You need that in this business.

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Aetaally, Mu Headroom is a com-poter-generated videtFshow host, who Btrodaces mdergromd videos and in-tervieffs gaest stars like Sting via TV screen, sack incisive (pMstkms as what color shoe he prefer

b the script, Mu Headroom started out as a teal live TV reporter {dayed by actor Matt Frewer. He wu tvned into a holographic parody by episode five of the IS-part British TV series,*Ihe Mu Headroom Show, which now ain on pay-cabies (Snemu on Wednesday evening.

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Which brings as to a qnestion. Admittedly, most video programs are pretty poor. Bat thats nsoally because prodiK-ers are foondering, attempting to come op with somet^ interoting and entertaining to stick in between tbe cl^ themselves. Its kind of tough to compete against material^tkat cosb (80,000 per tbree-minnte mtsical segment, when all you have to work with b a minicamandadesk.

So Rock On TV wants to know: What do you want to see in a video show? You're tbe prodncer. How would ^ make an at^taming hour of television that combines video clips, interviewi top-10 lists and whatever else viewers have come to ezpect? What woold you watch?

Write up yoar scenario and send it along. It just might earn yoo a network eiecutive position - or at least the satisfying knowledge that important people have stolen your ideas. Put it in the same envelope you were going to send anyway, with your picks for the Rock On TV Readers PoU.

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2. Best Video by a Male Artist 3. Best Video by a Fonale Artist 4. Best Video by a Group 5. Most Impressive Debut (. Worst Video of tbe Year 7. Best Song of 1985.

SeM yov lettm to: Rock On TV, c/0 IMed Ftatm Syndicato, 288 Park Avt, New York, NY IIIN. DctaOiae: Dec. 25.1185.

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Is Brooke Shields over the hill? Or was she already when she teamed up with Hollywood newcomer (and now forgotien) Martin Hewitt to bring new meaning to tbe term young love in Franco Zeffirellis 1981 bomb, Endless Love (Vestron Video). Miss Shields, who seems to have made an endless career out of ludicrous roles in even me unbelievable pictures ("The Blue Lagoon and Sahara) plays an uodeni-aUy cute high-schooler ezperiencing love for the first time.

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Dear Ifidide: I cant aeem to find a acrq) of iiMonna-tioo oo A1 Padno. Ptetae teO ok aH abowt Um. - BETH CARDARELU, WALTHAM, MASS.

Born Alberto Pacino oo April 25,194S, in East Harlem, New York, Padno was raised in the Sooth Bronx tqr his divorced mother and maternal grandpamts. His father, a mason, left the family when A1 was 2 yean old. He attended Manhattans High School of Perfonnii^ Arts, hot dropped oot at age 17. Following a aeries of odd joba, Pacino began taking classes at Robert Berghof s acting school and in 19M, he attended Lee Strasbergs famed Acton Studio. He made his off-Broadway debot in William Saroyans Hello Oot There in 1967, and woo an Obie Award for his work in the off-Broadway play "The Indian Wants the Bronx in 1968. One year later, he made his screen deimt with a hit part in Me Natalie. That same year, he won a Tony Award for his riveting portrayal of a drag addict in Does a Tiger Wear a Nedriie? After his stirring portrayal of a Jonkie ih tbe feature film The Pank in Needle Park (1971), Pacino appeared as Michael Cm-lecme in Tbe Godfather (1972). He earned his first Oscar nomination as Best So|q>orting Actor, bat lost the award to Joel Grey (Cabaret). Pacino has also earned Oscar nominations for his work in Serpico (1973), Godfather IT (1974) and Dog Day Afternoon (1975). He has never won.

Pacino returned to fttiadway in 1977 in The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel, and woo his second Tony. His latest feature film is Revolotk, co-starring Donald Sutherland. In the past, be has been romantically linked to actresses Jill Clayburgh, Martbe Keller and Kathleen Quinlan, although be has never been married.

Dear Michele: Did Joan Collins star In Deep Throat or *7110 DevU and Mias Jones? - GLORIA McLEOD, ROHNERT PARK, CALIF.

No! Miss C(rilins appeared in the soft-core pom fUdi The Stud (1978) and its sequel Tbe Bitch (1979), both penned by sister Jackie Collins. But hard-core pom just doesnt suit her.

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100 O Jewish Voice Broadcast O New York Hot Tracks 9ABCNewsg 9 Sound Effects (SPN) American Dream: Fact Or Fktioo A documentary examining the American Dream -specifically, why some people never achieve it, and why and how others do.

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8:00 (SPN) Loaded Pistols (1949)

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(1935)

8:00 (SHOW) Rockshow (1980) (HBO) Bite The Bullet (1975) 9:10 (SPN) Sing Sing Nights (1934)

10:N(SHOW) Rich. Young And Pretty" (1951)

10:05 (D The Great Lie" (1941) 1100 (SHOW) The Ust SUr-fighter(1984)

(mO) Broadway Danny Rose (1984)

(USA) Joan Of Paris (1942) 1:05 IS The Pink Jungle (1988) IN (SHOW) The Red Danube (1949)

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WEDNESDAY

DECEMBER 11.1N5 DAYTIME MOVIES

M8(SPN) Dinner At The Rita" (1937)

7JI(SB0W) A Christmas Story (1983)

7:N(SPN) SUge Door Canteen (1943)

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(HED) Irreconcilable Differences (1984) lOrNCi Golden Boy (1939) 11N(SH0W) Johnny Dangerous-ly(1984)

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(1983)

(USA) Johnny Tiger (19M)

145 IB Under Ten Flap (1980) 1:N(SB0W) Mae West (1982) (HBO) The Razors Edge

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5:30 (SHOW) A Christmas Story (1983)

THURSDAY

DECEMBER 11.1915 DAYTIME MOVIES

5:10 (HBO) Meatballs Part II (1983)

040 (SPN) My Dear Secretary (1948)

8:M(SPN) Young Bill Hickock (1940)

(fflOW) Saturday Night Fever (1977)

(HBO) High School U.S.A. (1983)

9:10 (SPN) The Siege (1954)

1040 (SHOW) Elvis Oh Tour' (1972)

(HBO) Wholly Moses! (1980) 10:05 (B Tomorrow Is Forever" (1946)

12:N(SH0W) Something Wicked

This Way Comes (1983)

(HBO) Wutbering Heights (1939)

(ISA) The Winds Of Kitty Hawk (1978)

141 (D Atomic City (1952)

IN (HBO) Midnight Madness (1980)

540 (HBO) Night Of The Comet (1M4)

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14I(SPN) The Front Page (1931)

141 (HBO) The Bomty (1984) 8:15 9PN) Mine Own Ezecution-er(1947)

840 (S^Cracken (1984) 1041 (SHOW) Remains To Be Seen (1953)

10400 Holiday

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10:M(HM)) Cheecfa And Chongs The Corsican Brothers (1984) lIN(fflOW) Just The Way You Are(1984)

(HBO) American Dreamer (1984)

(USA) "HeUs Angels 89 (1989) 1:050 Castle On The Hudson (1940)

240 (SHOW) Rich. Young And Pretty (1951)

(HBO) OUver! (1988)

145 (HBO) Movie Foxes (19N) Jodie Foster, Sally Kdlerman. (1 hr., 46 mia)

1:110 Movie This Is Kate Bennett.. (1982) Janet Eilber, David HaskeU.(l hr.,20min.)

1:15 O Movie The DevU At Four O'clock (INI) Spencer Tracy, Frank Sinatra. (2 hrs., 45 mia) l:NOLonMBob( (SMMoKlmpoMUe O EMertainmeot ThnigM Interview with Michael Douglas. OONews

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Q) Heritage U4A Update (NICK) Last Night At The Proms Fireworks and other festivities highlight the close of the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts 88th season from royal Albert Hall in London. (1 hr., 30 min.)

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(NICK) Audubon (USA) Dick Cavett Guests: Phil Donahue; Michael Tilson-Thom-as. (1 hr.)

(USA) Mwie Johnny Tiger (1968) Robert Taylor. Chad Everett (2 hrs.)

11I(N1CK) Arts At MUttft Americana Americana expert William Stahl Jr. discnsses the six major periods of early American furniture at the prestigious auction house, Sotiieby Parke Bemet IN (SHOW) Movie Nightmares (1983) Cristina Raines, Emilio Estevez. (1 hr., 39 min.)

2410 CBS News Nla htmtch (X) Comedy Todght Comic routines: Corson & Trueson, Lance MonUlto, Mark McEwen, Fred Wolf, Peter Fogel. 0^40 Videos OFTL Club (Japanese) (ESPN)SportsCenter (NKX) Year Of The Preach 155 (HBO) Movie Heat And Dust (1983) Julie Christie, Greta Scacchi. (2 hrs., 10 min.)

3:N O Movie Beware My Lovely (1952) Ida Lupino, Robert

DAYTIME CONT.

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(USA) Night Flight Take Off To Politics features performances by Paul Hardcastle, Midnight Oil, Kurtis Blow and Supertramp. (1 hr.)

S:N Movie Taming Of The Shrew (1967) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton (2 hrs.. 30 min.) ONews

(SPN) Movie Gang Bullets" (1938) Anne Nagel, Robert Kent. (1 hr., 20 min.)

(ESPN) College BasketbaU Loyola at Bradley (R) (2 hrs.)

3:M(D Night Tracks (HBO) Movie Cal" (1984) John Lynch, Helen Mirren. (1 hr., 44 min.)

4:NO Alice S Sound Effects (USA) Night Flight New Sounds includes. The Cult, Tom Waits, Long Ryden and Love and Rockets 4:NO Movie Rogue River (1950) Rory Calhoun, Peter Graves (1 hr., 30 min.) OToBeAnooonced Sim Of The Tima (SH(^ Movie Crackers (1984) Donald Sutherland, Jack Warden (1 hr., 32 min.)

(USA) Movie Medium Cool (1N9) Robert Forster, Verna Bloom. (2 hrs.. 30 min.)

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CBS kicks o TVs second seasM several weeks early wha it debuts two ensemble comedies, Miry and Foley Square, a Wednesday, Dec. U. The two half-hour shows, airing from 8-9 p.m. (ET). will attempt to bolster what had bea one irf CKs weakest time slots.

Mary Tyler Moore returns to series TV in Mary." As she did in her classic mid-70s sitcom. Miss Moore again plays a member of the media. Bat shes far removed from the WJM studios where she made her mark as Mary Richards in the groundbreaking seria of the early 70s.

In the new series, Ifiss Moore pUys dhrareee Mary Bnwr, who bim a Ugh-f asMon ^amour nmguiK to work ai an advice eolamnitt on 8 smaD Chicago My. She is ahrays dashiH with her nuna^Bg ethtor (Jams Farcntino), a character defhnteh unlike bther-fig-nre bke Lou Grant (Ed Asner) of The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

The other cast members include John Astia as Ed LaSalle, the theater critic; Dmd Byrd as Tally, the near-sighted copy editor, Katey Sagal (the older sister of Lii and Jean SagaL the twins an Doable Trowble) piqi cohnnist Jo Tucker, James Tolkan is Lester IBntz, fiancee of Marys neighbflr Susan Parks (CarkaeWatkiai)

Foley Sqnnre, which centers on hie at the Manhattan distriet atteney^ off-ict Stan Margaret Cohn, fonneily of As the World Turns, as Asttstant District Attorney Alex Harrigan. h the fint episode, Aki, single and lonely, is convinced by her frieoib and co-work-en to place a penonal nd M the newi-paper.

Other cast memben indnde Hector Elixondo (The Flamingo Kid, Aix PaMol ns beu chief Jesse Stein-hcrg Mkhad Lembeck ns Peter New-man, a schoolteacher and Alexs best friend; and Cathy Silven as Molly Dobbs, a naive asistant distrid attorney.

Ironically, Lembecfc and Miss Silven are the children of two comedians, Harvey Lembeck and Phil Silven who teamed up in the classic 19Mb comedy about Anny life, TouTl Never Get Rich."

The producen of Toley Square are Saul TurtleUuh and Benie Orenstein, whose most receM effort was EJl, the black-hnmor sitcom starring Elliott Gould.

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The Young and the Restless is my favorite soap, and Shawn Garrett is my favorite soap character. Hes so dreamy! What can yon tell me about Grant Cramer, the actor who portrays Garrett? K.L.. Lehigh Acres, Ha.

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9 Oral Roberts (ESPN)SportsCeoter I:SS(SHOw) Movie Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life (1983) John aeese, Michael Pal-in.(l hr., 25 min.)

1:40 (HBO) Movie Carnal Knowledge (1971) Jack Nicholson, Arthur Garfiinkel. (1 hr., 36 min.) 3.80 a Movie "Sea Of Lost Ships' (1953) John Derek, Wanda Hendrix. (1 hr., 30 min.)

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4:100 Movie Storm Over Lisbon (1944) Vera Ralston, Richard Arlen. 0 hr., 30 min.) a Light And Lively

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Your ears didnt deceive you. DR.. that was Reckell warbling those romantic lyrics to his on-screen sweetheart, portrayed by Kristian Alfonso. As far as we know, Reckell doesnt have current plans to record an album.

I beard that Doug Davidson, the actor who plays Paul Williams on The Young and the Restless, was hired while he was visiting the set of the CBS soap. Is this true? G.G., Scranton, Pa.

According to reliable sources. Davidson was hired to appear in several episodes of Y&R when he visited the soaps set with a friend.

Cramer assumed the Y&R role more than a year ago, after appearing in a small role on General Hospital He has appeared in the TV movie, "Desperate Lives. and he starred in the forgettable feature films, Hardbo-dies and New Years Evil. Cramers stage productions include Billy Budd, Home of the Brave. and One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest. His Y&R role marks the actors first recurring TV role. For trivia fans: Cramer is the son of actress Terry Moore, who was once married to Howard Hughes.

Not too long ago, Peter Reckell sang on Days of Our Lives. Was that really Reck-

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(Have a question about soap operas? Write Kimberly Redmond at 200 Park A ve. '. Room 602, New York, NY 0166. Questions cannot be answered personally, but those of general interest will be answered in future columns.)

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Mary Tyler Moore is back in weekly series

By Gillian George

How much is the real Mary Tyler Moore like the beloved television characters she has played** The question is easily answered by listening to her describe her attitude toward I her own success.

Remember that this is a woman who has won five Em-mys, was nominated for an Oscar for her extraordinary work in "Ordinary People. won a special Tony for her work in the Broadway drama Whose Life Is It Anyway?" and will soon receive the rare and coveted honor of being inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame.

How does it all make her feel? I will go to my grave thinking of myself as a failed dancer, not a successful actress, Miss Moore, 48. says without hesitation. And isn't that exactly what you would expect from Mary Richards or Laura Petrie

Even Miss Moore laughs at the inevitable comparison In jact. she unhesitatingly admits

that. "Every lady Ive played on television series has been 80 percent Mary Tyler Moore. The other 20 percent is characterization and timing.

So can we expect another lovable clone when her new "Mary series premieres Wednesday. Dec. 11

Yes. she explains The only difference is that Mary Brenner will be 10 years older than my last character, a reflection of the fact that I am 10 years older now. I think the kind of maturity that brings is great as long as I still retain the characteristic that the public seems to like, which is vulnerability. Both this character and i have had some hard knocks and wonderful experiences - and that gives her another edge "

Indeed, the new show and the new character sound promising. Mary Brenner is the kind of woman who willingly gives up a high-paying position as an editor on a glamorous fashion magazine to become a Chicago newspapers help-line columnist.

James Farentino will play the fictional Chicago Post's editor and Miss Moore s potential love interest. John Astin is the newspapers pompous theatre critic, newcomer Katey Sagal is a younger columnist and Carlene Watkins (who was so appealing as the wife on "Best of the West ") will play a yuppie neighbor.

Most of my life. I thought that if I was good enough and smart enough. I could be a perfect person who was happy all the time." Miss Moore confesses. "Now I know you have to fight and work for happiness, just like you do for career success"

The problema poaed by America's continuing reliance on conventional energy sources are examined in Power Struggle, airing Monday,Dec. 9 on PBS. Meryl Streep narrates tha hour-long documentary. (Check ocal listings.)

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Can St. John*s Have Another Banner Year?

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On Saturday, Dec 14, CBS heads to UCU's Pauly Pavioo for the UCLA-St John's college basketball tilt Last year was the greatest in St. John's history; The Redmen collected an all-time high 31 wins, a No. I ranking for five glonous weeks, and a Final Four appearance that ended in a second consecutive blowout at the hands of Georgetown

If only the Villanova Wildcats, eventual NCAA champs, had been the ones to face the Hoyas in the semis; and if only Chris Mullin, Bill Wennington and Mike Moses could have bad the chance to beat Rollie Massimino's Cats a third straight time. Lou Camesecca's hideous chevron-patterned lucky sweater could . have become a national icon.

UCLA is the reigning NIT cfaampkn, ' some accomplishment for a squad that started out 3-6 Walt Hazzard's Brains won 12 of its last 13 before sweeping through the NIT and knocking off Indiana in the finals. 65-62. An NCAA berth is ezpected of them this year. With 64 slots to fill, the tourney allows most every school m the country to harbor

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When Days of Our Lives celebrated its 20th anniversary last month, A1 Rabin, the show's supervisiog executive producer of 12 years, used the occask to recommit himself and the show to the fast-moving, action-packed fonnat that has recently given the show an almost fanatical cult following.

"I think the reason we re so popular is because our fans feel so close to onr characters." says Rabu. "We make sure that they never lie to the audience. We always tell our actors to remember that. And either by having them turn toward the camera or by voiceover, fantasy or flashback, the characten are always letting the audience know how they are really feeling It's almost an intimate exchange.

Although today s D(K)L is ei-trcmely different from the traditiooal slow-moving fonnat of its first 17 years. Rabin says be feels there's one important thread running through the show's entire history. Get away from solid love stories and you die. be says. That's what a soap opera needed to work 20 years ago and that's what it takes today Its the cake that counts -not the froiung - and the cake is the love story "

similar eipectatioos.

Players to watch on account (d their names and or talent include: Redmen Walter The Truth Berry, Shelton Jones. Willie Glass and Marco Baldi, a 6-foot. 11-incb. 250-pound freshman, who becomes the property of the Italian National Team upon his graduation; and the Bruins' 6-foot, 7-inch All-American forward Reggie Mill and McDonald's Prep All-Ammcan guard Jerome Pooh" Richardson.

Chiefs, whose October collapse coincided with the resurrectioo of the K.CJloy-ats, travel to Denver to meet the Broo-

Now that the Heisman Trophy has been bestowed and the bowls dont commence for another two weeks, Saturday is available for NFL clashes. On Dec. 14, at 12:30 (ET), CBS airs the Bears-Jets clash at Giants Stadioia Then at 4 p.m. (ED 00 NBC, the Kansas Gty

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Reg. $25 *|7

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Easy-care polymer and cotton slacks with matching belt. Solid-color slacks have comfortable Ban-Rol waistband.

Reg $28

$28 Levis* Action slacks..............19.99

$10 OF Amie slocks

Washable stretch blend of polyester and wool in stylish solids and heathers. Ban-Rol waist for added comfort. In belt-kxto style.

Reg. $32 21

6 OFF

Amie* and Futura dress shirts

Weve got your fiti Choose a regular cut Arnie or a fitted Futura, of smooth cotton and polyester oxford doth, with traditional button-down coHar. in solids.

Long sleeves, 1099

reg. $19 X

$17 short sleeves...........10.99

HIS FAVORITE THINGS

$14.99 unHned qoo

shirt I O

'15

$15.99 Roebucks* 099 shirt y

Sears Best Perma-Prest* polyester and cotton flannel shirtsunHned or with nyton Hning quilt^to warm polyester fiberfill. ftoebucks* polyester and cotton flannel jean shirt. Ait in colorlui plaids.

TaltizMatHtnilvMMlng*-SAVE 4-5

Reg. $16.99 12

Mens Roebucks* jeans are designed for longwearing comfort and durability. Heavyweight 100% cotton denim for a smooth, easy fit. $19.99 Roebucks washed

jeans................14.99

$16.99 Roebucks corduroy jeans................12.99

Hoabucta oonluroy IMW avalabto in Smi* largsr mmw, SM pag* 24SAVE

A. Boot has split-suede leather uppers with lugged man-made soles for traction. Padded collar and cushioned heel pad. Goodyear welt construction. Reg. $29.99 ^Q99

Hiking boot IV

B. Boot has full-grain leather uppers with padded urethane collar. Steel shank. Lugged rubber soles and cushioned insoles.

Reg. $34.99 fyjtgg

Insulated boot ZH

oliday wrap up sale

MO OFF Firescreen

HEATSCREEN - 75. *10099

Bi-fold glass doors.

Reg. $169.99

$69.99 tool set.............39.99

*40 OFF Humidifier

Sears Best. Portable. 1^Q99 15-gallon capacity. IwT Reg. $179.99

7-gal. console model 79.99

*10 OFF Remington'

Shaver has dual foil OQ99 ultra-thin micro screens; trimmer. Reg. $39.99 $24.99 Lady Remington Elec., 19.99

*20 OFF Sears Rotomatic

Electric shaver; 3 19

floating heads; trimmer. Reg. $39.99

$49.99 rechargeable 29.99^0 OFF Electric heater

1250 1500-watt set- OQ99 tings. UL listed. Tip switch. Fan forced.^0 OFF Humidifier

Ultrasonic table-top AQ^ model. Humidistat.

Reg. $79.99SAVE M3 on Clairol offer

4-way lighted mirror.

Regular $44.99.............34.99

Less mail-in rebate...........3.00

Your cost after rebate !......31.99

M5 OFF Sears halrseffer

20 rollers; 3 oz. lotion. iQ99

Use dry. with water or lY

mist. Reg. $34.99

Healtti and bMuty appkances not in AaMand. Sheftry or WMMmaon^20 OFF Thermostat

Electronic. Weekday weekend setbacks.

Reg. $79.99MO OFF 1/2-HP disposer

Kenmore. Stainless 79

steel grinding chamber.

Reg. $119.99

Ask abCHA Sears cradil p(ar'5 OFF Hair dryer

1400-watt* pro-dryer; 1099

stand holds dryer for styling. Reg. $17.99 $19.99 1400-watt* turbo 12.99M OFF Styler-Dryer

1200-watt* Combs, brush

attachments; dual voltage. Reg. $18.99

Manufacturer s rated wattage

reat gift ideas at Sears

GIFTS UNDER 15

$28.47* 3-pc. u-joint set.

SAVE

OVER 50%^

Craftsman

76-piece

mechanic's

toolset

Give Craftsman quality for Christmas! Includes V4, % and in. drive tods, regular and deep sockets, ratchets, more!

fSavingt tMd on rag. sap*-rate pricM in 1986-86 Tool

SAVEM80

Craftsman 200-piece mechanics tool set

This versatile tod set handles many home and auto repair jobs. Indudes Va, %, Vz-in. drive tools, regular and deep sockets, quick-release ratchets, wrenches, more!

Reg 100^

$379,99 ITT

SAVE ^00-^20 Craftsman professional quality tool storage

$239.9910-drawer tod chest, 139.99 $279.99 5-drawer roll-a-way, 159.99

1/2 OFF 50-pc. auto-electric tool kit.

$^99 in 1985 Spnng Geneial catalog

$49.99 electric nail gun

Craftsman tool chest

Chest has 10.4 sq. ft. of $Aft storage. 5 drawers. . vO $29.99 tool box, 19.99 i9e5T&s^

ind savings, quality and gifts theyll use!

YOUR

CHOice

SAVE ^50

Craftsman ^ bench top power tools ore ideal for workshops with limited space

$149.99 1(Hn. direct drhre barMi

. 1/5-HP. Cast aluminum table.

$149.99 8-in. direct drive tebie sew. 1/2-HP motor develops 1-HP. Miter gauge.

$149.99 1/3-HP belt/diec sender. 4x36-in belt and 6-in. disc. 3450 rpm.

Bench powor looH rsqurt *om aiMnMy

f f

$50 OFF compressor 2iDeak HP vac outfit

%-HP. 2.7 00^ 16-gal. tank. 0099

Reg^.99 Hasfiveac- yy

SAVE $169-$170 on power tools

$499.98* 10-in. table sew. OOQ99

casters. 1-HP.

$499.99 15-in. drill press.

Vi HP.

$499.9912-in. band saw.

'Reg teperete pncee total

cessones. >

Reg separate pncee total $196 95

SAVE $30

Craftsman 1.25 peak HP wet/dry vac

agalln size tank resists njst, dents. 6-ft. plastic hose. Indoor/ outdoor use.

Reg.

$99.99

SAVE $170 Craftsman 10-ia radial saw

1 -HP motor develops 2-HP. Up-front ^0099

69 controls. Includes leg set. wfcT

CRAFTSMAN PORTABLE POWER TOOLS

SAVE39J!Sr50%

TO &ET

RENOWNED

CRAFTSMAN

QUALITY

deserves

Craftsman

YOUR i^Cj99 CHOICE

$119.98* 2y4-HP circular saw, case, 7'/4-in. Wade.

$119.99 %-in. electronic drill.

SAVE over 50%^ 1 VrHP router with case. 25,000 rpm.

$99.98* 1/3-HP sabre saw with case.

SAVEover50%M5^scrolsaw/ Sander 3450 strokes per min.

$109.98* 1-HP belt sander with case. Auto belt tracking.

'Rg saparMe pricM total

SAVE 50% OR MORE

CRAFTSMAN QUALITY AT BIG SAVINGS

YOUR -rflj99 CHOICE

$79.98** 2-HP circular saw, blade. 7'/4-in. blade.

OVER 50% OFF** 3/8-in. drill, Wt set.

OVER 50% OFFt 1-HP router, free hand base.

OVER 50% OFF 1/3-HP auto scrolling sabre saw, 4-pc. blade set.

tSavmg* basad on rag sap pncas ^SMendtOsc 2

Craftsman 1/2-HP garage door opener

Over 19,000 digital codes,

4V2-min. light delay, steel IwT drive system. ^ $269 99

Reg. $^.991/3-HP garage door opener, 139.99

Ask about Sears Aulhonzed tnsdabon FREE ESTIMATES'

Your choice: cordless vac or light

Rechargeable vac and light are Your choice

ready to use any time. Charger/ storage base can be mounted I # ea

on wall or table. Reg $29 99 ea

SAVE $50

Craftsman

workbench

149

Reg $199 99 9-drawer workbench outfit provides convenient storage. 54x20^. Hardboard top.

-f

SAVE 50%

Heavy-duty floor jock

2-ton; for home and garage use

$199.99 in Sears 1985 Fall ^ M JTT General catalog

While quantities last w M

SAVE 40%

timing light

Inductiveits simple to useneeds no adapters.

SAVE $25,17-test engine analyzer.........49.99

SAVE $30, Sears Best timing light..........69.99

Our lowest priced 40-amp starter/charger

> Fast 40-amp battery charger

160-amp engine crank circuit can start a dead battery While quantities last

wheels

Special purchase

71851Craftsman charger/tester/starter Reg $99 99

10-amp charger with a 50-amp engine start circuit 70^^

You can also test the condition of your battery / #

$5 OFF 12-ft., 6-gauge battery booster cables..........12.99

High power ETR AM/FM-stereo cassette kit

Electronic tuning programs 6 AM and 6 FM stations 149

Graphic equalizer, auto-reverse cassette, fader $299.99 in 1985 Fall Gen. catalog. 2 coaxial speakers

Whil QuantitiM last Sound\ .

on Automotive needs

SuperGuard

Response

Get all sea- ^Q99 son traction. T

P155/80R13

Guardsman

Radials

Two steel belts. 2 polyester plies.

2999

P155/80R13

45,000-mil* w**rout warranty

SupsrGuard

Response

Radial

Regular

pnce

each

Sate

price

each

P15&BOR13 P165WR13 Pirs/aoflia P185 80R13 P185.75R14 P19S75R14 P20575R14

$72 99 76 99 79 99 82 99 89 99 94 99 99 99

$49.99

53.49

55.99

57.99

62.99

66.49

69.99

LMM wmnly. For ipeciM month, Son

St baMo it it tail to hold a chatg. Kmnl lor Krat 90 days. Pro rata raaiolpsnod.

aO.OOOmilla waarout warranty

Guardsman

Radial

Each

Guardsman

Radial

Each

Whitewall

Whrtawi

III

P15680R13

PieSBORU

P17690R13

P18575R14

P185.80R13

P21&75R14

P22S75R14

$29.99

40.99

44.98

50.99

47.99

60.99

62.99

P19675R14

P205/75R14

P215/75R15

P225/75R15

P205/75R15

P23&75R15

17570R13

$S4J0

56.99

59.99

64.99 5T99 68J9

42.99

SAVE ^2 Seats 55-month battery

OQ99

wT SL,

450 amps cold cranking power in Groups 24, 24F, 74 Sizes available for most cars

Installation included

$61.99 in 1985 Fall General catalog

While quantMws last

SAVE $30 installed Gas MacPherson

SteadyRlder'^ cartridges.

Reg. $119.99 .. pair 89.99 Steady Rider struts Reg. $159.99 pair 129.99

For many Ameocan-made and import cars. Wheel alignment extra when needed

SAVE 1/2 Heavy-duty RT shocks 049

For many cars. While quantities last breach

$16.99 in 1985 Fall General catalog

lrtalation extra

Dynaglass Response SCR

Belted 30 radials

P155/80B12 -fO 155SR12 S

While quantities last I # ^

Two fiber glass belts. Small car radial. Get

All season traction. season traction.

Umrted lire wearoui warranty For specified miles, Sears will replace the tire, or give a refund, charging only lor the miles used

Dual and welded exhaust systems excluded Pipes, clamps and hangers, it nssdsd, extrs._

85000R

Muzzier muffler M 0 OFF Brake service 50FF Front alignment

No charge for in- ^Q99 Front or rear. All non- 2-wheei Well set camber,

stallation. Most asbestos shoes or CQ99

American cars. pads. For most cars.

MufftdrinstaMabon brtkd MKVic* or Front ikgnment Robuiid usable caiipen $10 extra

isnolavaHablemSrwJbyaridWMhwraon .

caster, toe. most cars. Reg. $24 99

For

on selected ready-made draperies and blinds

Draperies 20-33% OFF

A. Regal II antique satin in 43 sizes and 18 colors.

Reg. $39.99 OOW 48x84 in., pr.

B. Royal Jewel II panel, 40x81 in., ea., reg. $6.99 ... 4.99

C. Chico II unlined, 48x84 in.,

pr., reg. $26.99.....19.99

Chico II lined, 48x84 in.,

pr., reg. $39.99 ..... 29.99

Sherbet II, 50x84 in., pr.,

reg. $29.99 ..... 19.99

Carlisle, 48x84 in., pr., reg. $26.99 ............19.99

Pnce includes drapery only 25% OFF made-to-leng(h sizes up to 106 indies long Some sizes and colors by special order only

Blinds 30-50% OFF

D. Skybright aluminum horizontal blinds. 43 sizes, 5 colors. Blind, 23x42 in. Reg. $14.99.....7.49ea.

Umited quantities

Installed designer carpet

Shadow Delights by

Diane Von Furstenberg*. Premium soil-resistant nylon pile. Treated with Scotchgard* Brand Carpet Protector.

Reg. $28.99 i9r

$13.99 Misty Shadows.

Nylon pile..... 9.99 sq. yd.

Normal installation on wood over our Good cushion; 20 sq yd minimum Carpel is not available in: Ashland.

Concord, Danville. Gastonia. Goldsboro, Greenvrtle, High Point.

Rock HV. Shelby and WMiamson

50% OFF terry both towel

Open Home 100% cotton terry towels. ilOQ

$14.99 matching bath rug, 22x35 in., 9.99

Not alt colors available at all stores *oi

Home lastvons not available in Ashland, Shelby and Williamson ^ *

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Your choice299

A. Chitf Stratolounger* rocker-rediner. Flick the handle and its a chair with its own footrest. Lean back and its a recliner! Polyester tweed.

Available with olefin velvet cover,

reg. $649.99 ............. 449.99

B Fullback Stratolounger* extraposition recliner. Custom-like nail-head trim and deep button tufting. Many positionsupright to full recline. Easy-care vinyl.

D*(wwy not mduded in the seing pnc ot rtetm on lh page

Furniture not available in Ashland, Concord, Danville, Goldsboro. Greenfield Hioh Poinl. Rock Hill. Rocky Mount. Shelby andWilIgn^

choice Ott

Reg. $599.99 ea.

A. Top Secret'" Strato-glide'" swivel-rocker-recliner can do it all. Sit down to luxurious channel-back styling, swivel in a circle, rock gently, put up your feet on footrest, or recline all the way! Upholstered in 100% Herculon* olefin velvet.

B. Rangera fashionable rocker/re-cliner that can hold its own in styling in almost any room! Plus, its so versatile; its like having 4 chairs in one! Acrilan acrylic velvet upholstery.

C.Touchdown'" Strato-glide Close-To-The-Wall recliner. A finger touch opens the ottoman for multiposition comfort. Stays close to wall while reclining. Olefin, polyester.

All Sears upholstery fabrics. . .

STRATOLOUNGER* gives you all these fine features

Proven quality tested 25,000 times to simulate 20 years of actual use

Exclusive heavy-gauge Strato-Brace'" eliminats bothersome side-to-side wobble

Locked ottoman wont open unexpectedly from body weight on seat

Longer spring seating for resiliency, more comfortable body support

Extra-resilient Strato-Fil'" padding and cushioning for smart tailoring and super comfort

Stress points reinforced for wear

> - t'

D iscover a world of gifts now at Sears

SAVE ^150 3i9 peak HP vac

1.15 VCMA HP motor for power

4 carpet pile heights

Beater-bar arxj brush plus active edge dean for cleaning along walls

19999

Was S349.99 n Nov. 85

SAVEM20 upright vacuum

2 speeds, with wide beater bar

Active edge cleans along wails

Automatic pile heights

Cord reel, light, and more

S249 99in19eSFW GanarN catalog WNaquanOtiasiast

12-number memory

Auto redial

Sleek trim-style

Tone/pulse use

Lighted LCD display

3 one-touch keys

S#VE50%on 22-stltch sewing machine

8 utility, 8 stretch, 6 dec- I # # orative stitches.

WMs quantikas Iasi b

. : VJ.

SAVE 1/2 on conisier vacuum cieoner Portable vac with cord reel and tool storage.

WlMla quantttWs last

SAVE $20 on hand vacuum deaner Reuseable fil- 2999

ter. Great for smaH jobs.

Reg. $49.99

^yVE$85 35mm camera outfit

Auto SLR camera, tele-lens, bag, flash, strap,

169

Salaands0w2l Lugartionsonly

7362

SAVE $30 35mm auto camera

Built-in flash, motorized advance, revwnd. *^9.99

Sala anda Oac. 21 Laigsraaoiaaonty

SAVE *20019*

remote STEREO color TV

' Built-in stereo decoding

Cable-compatible Remote

19-in. diag. meas, color picture

Sale ends Dec 24

Reg $599 99

Cat)l*ompatt)ie ems are ownpattile mmiy caWe systems Check with your local cable company

STEREO console TV with remote

Built-in stereo decoding

' Cable-compatible Remote # # price

25-in. diag. meas, color picture

Srmuialed TV reception on all sets shown

SAVE $40 Portable stereo

Dual cassette decks, AM/FM stereo. AC/DC; batteries extra.

7999

Reg $11999

200 100-watt rock stereo

Complete matched system. I\00^

Reg.pnc8iiyillbe$7S(9.99afterjan, 1,1986 w# #

SA\^ on stereos SAVE $100 Stereo

A. $39.99 AM/FM cassette, 29.99 Reg. $299.99 15 watt midi B $16.99 Cassette player, 14.99 199.99

Batteries etra

SAVE $50 Stereo

$149.99 dual cassette compact system.........99.99

150 OFF 19-ia color TV $100 OFF Color TV

$499.99 19-in. diag. meas. $299.99 13-in. diag. meas,

color picture. Remote. 349.99 color picture..._... 199.99

Sale ends Dec 24

SAVE $150 Console TV

$599.99 25-in. diag. meas, color picture.Remote. 449.99

Sale ends Dec 24

SAVE $50 TV/Stereo

$149.99 5-in. diag. meas, black

and white picture 99.99

antnjiBiiiSi.

SAVE $150 VHS VCR

$549.99 Stereo play/record. 14/4 record. Remote. 399.99

snaiaiBiiiii

SAVE $150 VHS VCR

$499.99 14/4 record. Wire less remote ... .....349.99

SaleendsDec.2a

Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

Delivery not included in selling prices of items on this page.

ASK ABOUT FREE MICROWAVE COOKING CLASSES

Large-capacity microwave

Was OQOSd

$499.99 Z #

80 programmed recipes! Whole-meal oven lets you cook up to 3 foods at once*. 4-stage memory ^ including Auto Defrost.

'm cconMno* oit) (nMnidant

70-^20 OFF

All dishwashers now on sole

^00 OFF built-in dishwasher with pots/pans cycle

Pots/pans cycle for heavily soiled loads ^UUTO

Power Miser control

Space-saving miaowove

Microwave cooking g^^at everyday

$50 OFF 3-woy microwave

Mounts under cab- 19996

inet, on wall*. Or set I counter

Reg. $249.99

$70 OFF

Power Miser control. 24 in.

229

Reg. $299.99

$120OFFI

3-levei

wash ac- wfcT tion. 24 in.

Reg. $449.99

Water 349^

heat control. 24 in.

Reg. $49999

$2800rFI300redpesl

300 recipes, large-capacity oven. probe, hold/warm.

Auto Defrost.

200 OFF mIcro-convection $100 OFF!

Speed and browning! 449

Cook up to 3 foods at once (in accordance with instructions).

Was $649 99

Penable 34998

dishwasher with pots/ pans cycle.

24 in. Reg. $449.99

$220 OFF Sears Best dishwasher

Sears exclusive Ultra Washour most effective cleaning system 24in

ever. Water heat control, adjust- ^ $649.99 able racks, delay start, more.

Ask about Sears Authorized Installatioo. FREE ESTIMATESI

Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised. 22

DeHvery not included in selling prices of items on this page.

ive Kenmore Americas Best Selling name in major home appliances

SAVE ^80

SAVE *170-*190

Kenmore 16.3 cu. n. frostless models When you buy this pair

Power Miser switch helps save energy in periods of low humidity! 12.33 cu. ft. fresh food section. 3.93 cu. ft. freezer. 2 full-width adjustable sliding shelves. Glides on 4 rollers.

Textured steel doors.

Without icemaker

Reg. $649.99

With

icemaker

Reg. $749.99

479

While, colors extra

HooK-up

extra

Permanent press cycle

2 water levels. 3 wash temperatures with cold rinses.

3-cycle dryer with air option for fluff drying.

Touch Up setting.

Gas dryer $40 more.

Washer

Reg.

$34999

Elec. dryer

Reg.

$279.99

29911 249*

WMleonly

Dryers require connector not included m pnces shomm

1.5 cu. ft. refrigerator

rail bottle shelf. 5l39.991.7cu.tt. or nodel. 109.98

$80 OFF freezers

6.0 cu. ft. chest O^Q98 or upright. fcHZAIrrwnd Cold control.

$80 OFF refrigerator

18.0cu.ft. Ice- C0098 maker model wvTwhite $90 more.

WhSe quantities last

19.0 cu ft. side-by-side

Removable 619

Reg $699.99 While only

SW/E^2konpair

shelves, meat pan.

Reg. $449 99 Reg $419.99

Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

23 Delivery not Included in selling prices of items on this page.

SAVE 25-50% on gifts for the kitchen ^15-^ OFF tobietop oppiionces

Smaii appiiances are just right tor gift-giving. Choose spray/steam/dry iron, 3/2-quart slow cooker, 2-slice toaster with pastry settings, electric knife, 10-cup cotteemaker, under-cabinet can opener or hot air popper.

YOUR CHOICE A99

Reg $19.99.$29.99

Super gifts for super homemakers! Choose from cordless steam/spray/dry iron, toaster oven, cast aluminum trypan, 12-cup cotteemaker with timer, watfler/grill with non-stick grids.

No) In AsNand. SheK)y and WHkamson

YOUR CHOICE Reg. $49.99-$59.99

3499.3999

1/2 PRICE food processor

7 speeds let you chop, slice, grate, puree, ar>d morel

Reg. $99.99 49^ 569.99

$20 OFF table mixer

10-speed mixer with convenient 10-minute timer. 2 bowls.

4999

$30 OFF 10-pc set

Stainless steel cookware with aluminum clad bottoms.

Reg. $99.99 69

M3 OFF Visions cookware set

Five-piece cookware set is great for microwave or range top cooking. Convenient stay-cool handles.

Coatwota not avottobt* m AiMond. Donvili*. OoMonio OcMnvtHa, High Fotnl. Rockv Mount. Slwlbv and WMidmton

Reg. $42.99

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7.44

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8.97

Our 12.97 Ea. Selection of "Cherise^ accent pieces. Hurricane lamp, pitcher, vase, bowl, pair of candle holders, compote, decanter, are beautiful additions to your home decor. Start your own col-iection, or give as gifts.

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Our 49.80. Triable lamp of lacquered glass. Contemporary decorator design with coordfoating shade. Color choice.

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21.88

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Our 29.08. NunteoMHlyle table lamp

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FOR TODAYS STYLISH SAVINGS!

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Spectacular selection of mens or womens fine quality Timex watches.

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Fke extinguisher for your home or office. U.S.C.G. Approved for A-B-C Class fires. Helps provide family safety.

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Cabbage Patch Doli ^ 20-lb. Turkey

$25 Gift Certificate

In-stock Ski Jacket

6' Artificial Christmas Tree

Soundesign 4-speaker Boom Box

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One of five trips for two to the Super Bowl in January 198 in New Orleans. Includes a 4-doy and 3-night trip for two, coach airfare to and from the commercial airport nearest the winners home, hotel accommodations, tickets for two to the game, / and *500 spending money.

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7:20, 7:40, 8:00, 8:20,

8:40, 9:00, 9:20, 9:40Free RefreshmentsBe sure your entire family is part of fhe excitement. Shop together during this special evening. Enjoy coffee, punch, and donuts...free. Its too good to miss!

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24-1(1-20) Prog 1&5 16F-l(l-20) Prog. 2

Classic Suiter is yours for 22.50 with any 16.00 purchase of Pok) by Ralph Lauren. Crafted of rugged canvas, the suiter features roomy compartments, sturdy handles and saddle tan trim. Cologne Spray 2 ounces. 19.50 After Shave Balm 4 ounces. 20.00 Cologne Splash 4 ounces. 26.50

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Imagine the cool sweep of naturally smooth cotton in these innocent intimates from Gilead.

A. Teddy with high cut, lace edged legs and ribbon-cinched waist. White, P-S-M-L. 26.00

B. Long, loose gown with intricate lace and floral embroidery trimmed keyhole neck. White. P-S-M-L. 28.00 Also matching bed jacket available. 28.00

C. Enticing lacy concoctions of lustrous nylon satin fr^ f Heiress^ in creamy paa^, white or ivory, 5-7. EayjB.OO

Barad and ArneP wish you p winter^ the ^nos^pleasant drearKs witl|jbeely ckio. Han(^paini(|pice in pleasing pastfe trim^ gown and robe. D. Spftly floikr^ gown of subt^ textured nyion ticot with culptuPBd neck in sizee P-S-VH- 29.00 Satin wrap robe of Celanese Arnel triacetate'/nyton with jlace trimmed lapels,

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2 brushes, a 2 our>ce Body Lotion and a 25 fi ounce Natural Spray Perfume Natural Spray Cologne i 8 fl ounces 22 00 PeHumpd Bath Powder 5 ounces 21 50 F*ertumed Body Lotion 8 ounces 20 00 'Haiston Fragrance Collection 15 00-120 00Purchase with Purtliase

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"Silver and Scent " cologne and mono-grammable box is yours for 13-50 with any Halston Fragrance purchase Includes i fl ounce samples of Z-14 and M2 cologne lucked neatly inside a silver-tone box, ready for his initials or a thoughtful inscription to show how much you care M2 Cologne 4 fl ounces 23.50 M2 Cologne Spray 19fl ounces 17.50 Travel Kit M2 Cologne and After Shave Each 2 fl. ounces 3(100 All available m Z-14

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A !eddy for fantasy a cover-up for dreams The pedec! choice for holiday niqhts a sensuous combination of polyester satin and re-embroidered French Chantilly lace m 'ed A Teddy with high-cu! legs and scalloped edge tnm m sizes P-S-M-L 62 00 Cocoon cover-up one size 110 00CHRISTIAN DIOR

Shimmering designs lend a festive air with opulent rhinestones Outlined With |et enanei and gold-tune metals B Pendant on Cham 70 00 Oval clip earrings 46 00' Pif*rced earrings 60 00

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A. Lace bustier of polyester with detachable straps and garters, 32-36. 38.00

String bikini, S-M-L. 11.00 Both in black or white.

GILLIGAN & OMALLEY

Receive a set of four red satin, heart-shaped scented sachets when you purchase the Gilligan & OMalley lacy shortie pajama. B. Indulge your most romantic desires with a fine layer of lace and satin. Surplice bodice with a peplum top and short pant. Polyester. Black, P-S-M-L. 32.00

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Belk Indulge your senses with enticing intimates.

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HoWay Fanfa" color coneeptt (WBLQQ value), yours for 20.00 with any Charlea of the RZ purchase, includes: 7 eye shadows. 3 blushes. 2 na lacquers, a lipsticit ttltiant LashbuUder Mascara and 2 applics^aH Stored in ft mirioredcornpact N^al Spray 2 . ounces. 24.M Rwtomed Body Powder 7 ounces.

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Copacabanaby Cypress bom siiW0r-Wuermare faillBpicl^ frame is your gift with ttw purchase of either Copacabana*^ robe. Thick, thirsty cotton terry velour gives you hours of soolhirtg corrr-fort, morning oritight.

/I Classic notch coHar wap robe. Pink, while . or yellow in sizes .- , ; p s>M>L se.0Q .

B. Jacquard sMpe iemono robe. %9tei. Pstite-Arerage. g7JXt

^k)th^ is iTK)re elegant or sensual than a pair of Jayre-steten polyester jacquard pafamas with stykng borrowed fromhisdOeet

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A Precious Pair Pearls and L Air" (50.00 value) is yours for 20.00 with any L Air Du Temps by Nina Ricci purchase. Lovely 54" strand of handknotted. pearlescent beauties has its own protective, elegant sacque plus a L Air Du Temps Eau De Toilette Flacn L Air Du Temps Refillable Eau De Toilette 1.7 fl. ounces. 19^ Dusting Powder 6 ounces. 20 00 Creme Parfume Body Lotion 5 ounces. 17.50

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Body Lustre 6 ounces. 18.50

Cologne Spray 1.75 fl. ounces. 24.00

Bill Blass Perfume Spray" bonus (30.00 value) is yours with any Bill Blass Fragrance purchase. Dusting Powder 5 ounces. 29.00 Also available: Perfume Body Silk 7 ounces. 29.00 Cologne Spray 1.15 fl. ounces. 19.50

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ROYAL COPENHAGEN

le Ambassador Watch, yours for 50 with any Royal Copenhagen jrchase. A Swiss movement, jartz watch with date and bracelet ind plus a sample of Royal openhagen Cologne, usk Spray Cologne 5 fl. ounces. 18.00 oray Cologne es fl. ounces. 18.00 \fter Shave 4 fl. ounces. 17.50

PACORABANNE

Slimline Traveler (37.85 value), yours for 15.00 with any Paco Rabanne Fragrance. Includes Foam Shave, Tube Shower Gel, Sport Emulsion, Stick Deodorant, Cologne Concentrate and Tube Shave Balm. All tucked inside a corduroy snap carry bag. Paco Rabanne Cologne Spray 3.35 fl. ounces. 27.50 After Shave Balm 2.5 fl. ounces. 15.00 Eau De Toilette 2 fl. ounces. 19.00

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ANAISANAIS

Le Plaisir De Bain" (30.00 value) is yours for 13.50 with any 13.50 purchase of AnaTs Anais. A collection of wonderfully scented bathing essentials Perfumed Body Shampoo, Perfumed Dusting Powder, Perfumed Body Cream, Perfumed Body Lotion and Eau De Toilette Spray.

Eau De Parfum Spray 1 fl. ounce. 25.00 Body Cream 5.75 fl. ounces. 32.00 Eau De Toilette Spray 1.7 fl. ounces. 20.00

Recalling the luxuries of the Victorian era, a silken dream of polyester satin charmeuse with delicate bows and lace trim. Blue.

Long gown, P-S-M-L. 70.00 Coordinating wrap robe, P-S-M-L. 85.00

Available exclusively in our stores.

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softer side. Luxurious polyester satin, intricate appliqued lace and floral embroidery. A. Camisole. Oyster, P-S-M-L. 20.00 Tap pant. Oyster, P-S-M-L. 22.00 Also available: Petticoat. 23.00

mrehandise fails to arrive in our stores on schedule When that occurs, we will mi your order at the earliest opportunity based on MilablMy. However, iwe must receive your order within the adver-tisad selling period

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(1) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD WRAP AROUND WEDDING

RING with 3 diamonds.

9906-245-7 $230.00 ...........;.. Your Cost U4MT $119.90

9006^246-5 $230.00 W.G...........Your Cost $14>i9Br- $119.00

(2) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD MILGRAIN BAND.

966(V041-4 $62.50..................Your Cost tMMT- $29.00

(3) LADIES 14K WHITE GOLD 2mm PUIN BAND.

9660416-7 $40.00 .................Your CoolJBMr $2447

(4) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD PUIN BAND.

96604154 $30.00 .................Your Cost $4B4T-$14.97

9B8D4164 $30.00 W.Q..............Your Coal $9!9r- $14.97

(5) UDIES 14K TWO-TONE GOLD WRAP AROUND RING GUARD wHh 7 diamonds.

99064174 $310i)0..............Your Coal $1994'$139.90

99064164 $310.00 W.Q...........Your Coal $1994' $139.90

(9) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 2mm PUIN BAND.

9660-9154 $40.00 .................Your CosLS2Z4-$24.97

(7) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 19-DIAMOND HEART nUQREE WEDDING RING.

9606-1934 $495.00 ..............Your CoiUia.90?$279.90

m UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD CHANNEL WEDDING RING.

Vk CI.I.W.

901374$4SOOO..............YourCosLS29B4ir$24.90

(9) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 6-DIAMONO BAND. 9906-293-7 $200.00 ...............Your Cool $a4r-$99.90

(10) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 4-MPPHIRE S 3-DIAMONO BAND.

0600-1414 $275.00 ..............Your Cost 1X94'$129.90

OFF OUR EVERyOAV LOkV PRICE ON ALL

'4, '/3. & '/2 CARAT SOLITAIRES in stocki

(11) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 4-RUBY 4 3DIAM0ND BAND.

9906-139-2 9275 00 ..............Your Cosi $W:<r-$129.90

(12) UDIES' 14K ENGRAVED TWaTONE BAND.

9602-023 3 $275.00 ........... Your Cost imMT- $129.90

(13) MENS 14K ENGRAVED TWaTONE BAND.

9602421-7 $310.00 .............Your Coal $1904r $140.90

(14) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD PIERCED FLORENTINE WEDDING BAND.

9754-197-3 $215.00..............Your CosI $1394'$110.90

(15) MEN'S 14K YELLOW GOLD PIERCED FLORENTINE WEDDING BAND. !

9754-1957 $245.00 ..............Your Coal Sl*94ir $120.90

(16) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD FANCY WEDDING BAND.

9754-003-3 $200.00 ...............Your Coat $1294'$99.90

UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 6mm FLORENTINE WEDDING BAND.

9754-259-1 $140.00.................Your CoslS69(r- $n.00

(17) MENS 14K YELLOW GOLD FANCY WEDDING BAND. 9754-001-79175.00 ...............Your Coot $11940^$69.90

(18) LADIES 10K YELLOW GOLD 1 DIAMOND WEDDING RING.

9754 591-76130.00 ................Your Cost $644-$64.90

(19) MENS 10K YELLOW GOLD 1-DIAMONO WEDDING RING.

9754-569-1 $135.00 ..............Your CosLS6946r: 869.90

9754-590 9 $135 00 W.Q.............Your Cost $6940*- $89.90

(20) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 6mm PUIN WEDOINQ RING. 966046149185.00 ...............Your Coal tU4riB9L90

(21) MENS 14K YELLOW GOLD 7fflffl PLAIN WEDDING BAND. 98604752 $260.00 ..............Your Cotl $3B94> $149.90

(22) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 7mm PUIN WEi SAND.

96604774 $230 00 ..............Your Coal $4490-1

(23) MENS 14K YELLOW GOLD Smm PUIN WEDDING 9660479-4 921500 Your Coal $12949-

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(1) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 7 DIAMOND CLUS 1 Ct.I.W.

9904-239-291425 00 .............YourCotl699H

(2) UDIES 10K YELLOW GOLD 7-DIAMONO . CLUSTER RING.

9852-20349260 00 ............Your Cosl4466

(3) 14K YELLOW GOLD CULTURED PEARL S DIAMO^ OANT.

8864 718-59150 00 ..............YoorCosl69*e

(4) 14K YELLOW GOLD 16" HERRINGBONE "V CHA'f V cl.t.w. diamond

9306435 51650 00 YourCoat64466 I

(5) 14K YELLOW GOLD 15DIAM0N0 CLUSTER EARI with 14K posta. 14 et.t.w.

9306423-19385 00 ..............Your Cost62474 t

i>p06424-9 $385 00 W.G...........Your Coat 6947.96- 5

(6) 14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND DANGLE KITE EAflt 8864 717-73235 00 ..............Your Coal 644946 1

(7) GENUINE DOUBLE MALLORCA PEARL EARRING 14K posts.

8990-420 5 $24 95 .............Your Coat6444'

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(2) MENS 10K YELLOW GOLD BEADED BAND.

9909-507-7180.00 ..... Your CotllSMt'148.90

(31 LADIES 10K WHITE GOLD 1-DUMOND ENGRAVED WED^ DING SET.

9902-63S-11275.00 ..............Your Co<l4f9tD-1149.90

(4) MENS 10K WHITE GOLD WEDDING BAND.

9906012-11150.00 ......... Your CooUSiWO'-179.90

(5) LADIES 10K YELLOW GOLD 1-DIAMOND ENGRAVED WEDDING SET.

9902-635-31275.00 ..............Your Cool U29i90~t149.90

(6) MENS 10K YELLOW GOLD WEDDING BAND.

9906011-31150.00 Your Cool WOO'-179.90

(7) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 11-OIAMONO BRUSHED WEDDING SET.

9909-54S7I60000 ..............Your Cool I399*r 1299.90

(9) MENS 14K YELLOW GOLD 9-DIAMONO BRUSHED BAND.

9909-547-31250.00 ..............Your Cool 11180* 1129.90

(9) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 10-DIAMOND WEDDING SET. 1/5 Ct.I.w.

9602-505-9160000 ........ Your Cool |a99.IQ-$299.90

(10) MENS 14K YELLOW GOLD 5-DUMONO BAND. 9602-507-51340.00 ..........- .YourCool|219i90^ 119990

(11) LADIES 10K TWaTONE DUMOND ILLUSION TOP WEDDING SET. 03 ct

9909001-1118000 ...............Your CootAJ lOWB'v (99.90

(12) MENS 10K TWaTONE MATCHING BAND. 9909016-9(9500 Your Cool 998T-(55.97

(13) LADIES 10K TWO-TONE DIAMOND ILLUSION TOP WEDDING SET. V!, cl.t.w

99090(7(180 00 ...............Your Cool (UBAO^ (99A0

(14) MENS TW&TONE 1 DIAMOND BAND.

9909039-1(10000 ................Your Cool (94ir-(59.90

(15) LADIES 14K TWaTONE 2 DIAMOND WEDDING SET. 9909-525-9 (375 00 ..............Your Cooliai9.1g~(199.90

(16) MENS 14K TWO-TONE 1-DIAMOND BAND. 9909527-5(185.00 ...............Your Coot iUMT- (99.90

(17) 14K YELLOW GOLD 1 DIAMOND SET.

9902-923-3(38500 Your Cool3ai9.9- (199.90

(IS) MEN'S MATCHING BAND.

9906-303-4(310.00 Your Cooll199.9(r- (159.90

(19) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD BRIDAL SET. 1/10 Cl 1.r 9902-8490(435.00 Your Cool ISSSA* (249 90

(20) MEN'S 14K YELLOW GOLD 9DIAM0ND WEDDING BAND. 99090014(275.00 ..............Your Coot (379.96' (149.90

(21) LADIES' 14K TWO-TONE 19DIAM0ND FLORENTINE WEDDING SET.

99095178 (450.00 Your Cool (29990 ~ (249.90

(22) MEN'S 14K TWO-TONE 5-DIAMONO BAND. 99095192(20000 ...............Your CooHHO.Wr (99.90

(23) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD WEDDING SET. M ct.I.w 99028912(75000 ............Your Cool (49980 - (399.90

(24) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 19DIAM0ND WEDDING SET. V5 Ct.I.w

99090599(85000 ..............Your Cool (Il9i99- (449.90

(25) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 1-OIAMOND BRUSHED TWIST WEDDING SET. 14 ct.

9902-9118(90000 ..............Your Cool 1199.9 (479.90

(26) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 9DIAM0ND BRUSHED WEDDING SET. Vk cl.l w

98025018(930.00 ..... Your Coot (6 49.99- (519.90

(27) UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 19DIAM0ND CHANNEL BRIDAL SET. 14 cl.t.w.

99028878(140000 ..... Your Coot SB99.0(r (799.90

FROM OUR fKONT COVEB:

(8) GENUINE 30 MALLORCA Smm PEARL STRAND. 8990823-9(54 95 .................Your Cool 694:Br -(24.97

(9) GENUINE 24" MALLORCA 10mm PURL STRAND. 8990826-2(69 95 .................Your Cool44r-(29.97

(10) GENUINE 30 MALLORCA 10mm PURL STRAND. 89908278(75.00 .................Your Cool 644f* (34.97

(11) SEIKO MENS TWaTONE ROUND CHRONOGRAPH WATER-RESISTANT WATCH.

9610833-1(22500 ..............Your Cool S46P86 -(129.90

(12) MARGROVE UDIES' BAGUETTE OVAL WATCH with mooh brocolel 14 cl.l.w

9506-9098(220.00 ...............Your Cool 6469J9-(96.90

(1) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 19-OUMOND BAND. 2 ct t w.

9904 169^1 $2950 00 ...........Youf Co*t 2W(r 11790.00

V (2) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 7 DIAMONO CLUSTER RING.

1 ct.i.w.

9004 23921142500 .............Youf Cot H0=0ir$797.00

(3) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 7 0IAM0ND CLUSTER RING.

V CM w.

1004-537 9 $675.00 ..............Your CmI044090 $300.00

9004 538-7 $675.00 W.G...........Your Co4l 144040 - $300.00

(4) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 14-OMMOND MAROUISE-SHARED FANCY RING. Ui ct.t.w.

004001121500.00 ..............YowCooiSSiOJO'OTOOJO

(5) LADIES' 10K YEUOW GOLD O-DIAMOND CLUSTER RING.

.14 Ct.I.W.

9004019-8 $310.00..............Your Coil $100.47^ $140.97

9904-0206 $310.00 W.G...........Your Coil USOitfi $149.97

(6) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 7-DIAMOND ANTIQUE CLUSTER RING.

9862-2030 $260 00 Your Coil $69Wr $129-90

(7) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 7 DUMOND BYPASS RIBBON RING.

9620905-9 $180.00 .............Your Coil $419.90 -$99.90

IS) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD FILIGREE RING with dtimond

9656-563-1 $105.00 ................Your Coil tOOBO'i $4940

IB) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 1 DIAMOND FILIGREE RING.

9652499-4 $185 00 ...............Your Coil $14040^ $00.90

(10) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD MARQUISE SHAPED SAP PHIRE WITH 14 DIAMONDS RING.

9004-1$3-2 $700.00 ..............Your Coil$46#4(r $300.00\2Bl

(11) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD OVAL RUBY RING with 20 diwnonds.

9904-309-3 $750.00 ..............Your Coil $400.4(r $379.90

(12) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD CHATHAM EMERALD RING with 4 dliinonds. ivt ct.i.w.

9904-3390 $800.00 ..............Your Coil $380.00^ $299.90

(13) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD RUBY DIAMOND CASCADE RING.

977BO06O $275.00 .............Your Coil SIFOWT-$140.90

(14) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 13-EMERAlD B 6-DIAMOND RING.

9786-187-6 $245.00 ..............Your Coil tlSOWir-$129.80

(15) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 13-SAPPHIRE B 6-DIAMONO RING.

9786^1504 $230.00 ..............YourCotl$140.9-$11990

(16) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD RUBY B DIAMOND CLUSTER RING.

9786-163-7 $150.00 ...............Your Cott$094ir-$79.90

(17) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 8-EMERALD B 1 DIAMOND CLUSTER RING.

9812 9004} $150.00 ...............Your CoiLSSO^O--$79.90

(18) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 8-SAPPHIRE B 1-DIAMOND CLUSTER RING.

9778-511-7 $135.00 ................Your CoiL$$04T--$69.90

(19) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD MAROUISE-SHAPEO AQUA RING with 2 dlimonds

977B8160 $86.00 .................Your Cot! $49<00^ $39.90

(20) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD AMETHYST RING with 2 diitnonda.

9778825-1 $69 00 .................Your Cott$404ir$39.9o

(21) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD MAROUISE-SH ED AMETHYST RING with 20 diamonds.

9904 333 3 $600 00 ..............YourCoit$3894r $: 90

(22) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD MARQUISE Sh ED GARNET RING with 20 diamonds.

9904-429-9 $520.00 ..............Your Cost $34980'$ 90

(23) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD MARGUISE-SHAPEO lA RING with 6 diamonds.

9930805-5 $400 00 ..............Your CostiaBKT $ 4

(24) UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD OPAL RING w< i2 diamonds

9852-0438 $350.00 ..............Your Coat$2294r S'

(25) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD NAVEHE-SHAPED SM EY QUARTZ RING.

9812-045-4 $185.00 ...............Your Coal $1494^

(26) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD OVAL CAMEO IN OP 'E FRAME RING.

9653813-2 $135.00 ...............YourCost$S94e--1 90

(27) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD ONYX B DIAMOND Rl i

9658-557-3 $150.00 ................Your Coil 994-' 90 i

(28) LADIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD ONYX B DIAMOND R< 9940-503-7 $135.00 ................Your Coal $9947 -' '

(29) UDIES' 10K YELLOW GOLD NAVETTE ONYX B DIA* 0 RING.

9858-559-9 $140 00 ................YoufCost$9949 '

(30) UDIES' tOK YELLOW GOLD OVAL ONYX B DIAn 0 RING.

9858543-3 $92 50 Your Cost $948 1 ^

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NO SPECIAL ORDERS - MERCHANDISE IN STOCK ONLY DOES NOT APPLY TO RINGS.

(1) 14K YELLOW GOLD S-DUMOND HEART PENDANT. 8740-5270185.00 .................Your Coal SiMT S44.87

(2) 14K YELLOW GOLD PEAR-SHAPED GENUINE AQUAMARINE A DIAMOND PENDANT on 18" chain

9308011-8$400.00 ..............YniirTnilttm Wt tiMiin

(31 14K YELLOW GOLD DUMOND DANGLE mTtMRDROP PENDANT on 18" chain.

93088000 $59805..............Your CoalSSMrOr $29990

<4) 14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND HEART PENDANT JACKET.

.18 ct.I.w.

930M83-7 $285.00 ..............Your Coat SUOiOO^ 9148.90

(5) 14K YELLOW GOLD DUMOND 8 SAPPHIRE PENDANT.

8730002-3 $82.50 .................Your Coal $8888^ $28.90

(8) 14K YELLOW GOLD DUMOND 8 RUBY PENDANT.

87330018982.50 .................Your Coal SMOT $29.90

m UK YELLOW GOLD DUMOND 8 SAPPHIRE EARRINGS.

8733003-1975.00 .................Your Coat 948i90^ 939.90

(8) 14K YELLOW GOLD DUMOND 8 RUBY EARRINGS.

8733004-9975.00 .................Your Coal UBOf 938.90

m 10K YELLOW GOLD 11-SAPPHIRE 8 3DIAM0ND CLUSTER PENDANT on 18" chain.

8740-5338 9180.00 ............... Yitifr fnit 198 9ft~ 1T9 9fl

^ E-ERALD 8*75m?d

CLUSTER PENDANT on 18" chain.

8740-53409156.00 ............. Your Co4l 908 9Q-tTO 110

OI- * 5-0UM0NDCLU8TER

PENDANT on 18" chain.

8740-5320 9180.00 ............... .Your Coal $8908* 978 00

(12) 10K YELLOW GOLD RUBY 8 DIAMOND EARRINGS

8740-7288 9230.00 ..........YourCoalS149i8ir8110i0

emerald 8 DUMOND EARRINGS.

8740-7288 9250.00 ..... YourCoalSlS8!8ir-9119J0

- EAEPHIRE 8 DIAMOND EARRINGS.

8740-72789230.00 ..............Your CmI 944888-9119 90

(IS) 14K YELLOW GOLD HOOP EARRINGS WITH DIAMONM anO 14K posts.

85508288945.00 .................Your Cost J38*T-919.87

22,^ JJlfi SCALLOPED BUnON EARRINGS.

9252*053*5 $45.00 .................Yow CoetSBIrSf .$1997

(in^l4K YEUOW GOLD HEART 8 DIAMOND EARRINcS

oS72*006-8 $45.00 ...............Your Coat $29^* 919 97

(18) 14K YaLOW GOLD 5mm BALL EARRINQS lith diamonds.

8650825-4 945.00 ...............Your Cost 128i8f*-91987

(18) 14K TRICOLOR DUMOND-CUT HEART EARRINO^

8600-066#896'JX).................Your Coat 934<80^ 92497

(20) 14K TRLCOIOR DUMOND-CUT EARRIN0S^th14K posts.

87708568979.95 .................Your Cost S488(r 938 97

01)^'8 14K YRLOW GOLD 8" SOLID LINK BRAC^ElS

6770880-28815.00 ........Your Cost 898898-9279 80

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...........YourCoal8iZ888.9128.90

6860-2008 9815.0018...........Your Cost |199 9Q 9278.90

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(23) MEN'S 14K YELLOW GOLD 8"

BRACELET.

8770860-39250.00 ...............Your Cost8199.90'- 999 90

8770861-1 $465.0018'...........Your CoM 920^9^ M

8770882-99500.00 20...........Your Cost 9^. 9m90

(24) 24K YELLOW GOLD PANDA GOLD COIN in a 14K wire twist Iramo.

8980-299-59140.00 ................Your Cost <8888-988 90

(25) 22K YELLOW GOLD TWO PESO GOLD COIN in I^K yellow geld 308iamond Iramo.

8740-5298 9325.00....... YourCost<29840'-Sl789022 diamond earrJn^

6864-536-7 $200.(X) 7.............Your CostSUO 98-911980

(27) 14K CULTURED PEARL 8 DIAMOND PENDAN?

8864-718-59150.00 ................Yiiui Cull I99.90~ ITO 00

(29) 14K 7-1/2-<mm CULTURED PEARL EARRINGS. 9188835-3970.00 ..-..............Your Cost 91988'939 90

(29) 19 37mm GRADUATED CULTURED PEARL NECKUCE.

9400.00 ...........,, Your CosLSSSBWT 9229.97

(30) 19 33112mm CULTURED PEARL STRAND.

9465.00 ............. Your CoaLS286i98-- 9224.97

(31) 19 31128mm CULTURED PEARL STRAND.

8t8W9 961300 ..............YourCoati39988^9299.97

(32) 19" 08-1/2mm CULTURED PEARL STRAND.

8666813^ 9775.00 .........Your Cost 149888^379.97

(33) 19 31l2-7mm DOUBLE CULTURED PEARL STRAND. 86568198 91396.00...... Your Cost9999.(Kr- 967487

(34) 14K VELLOW GOLD POLISHED GRADUATED 7mm-18inffl BALL NECKLACE.

944320089750.00 ..............Your CosI <488.0(r9359.90

(35) 14K TRI COLOR CROSS.

9212-9958996.00 .................Your Cost 9S988t949.90

(38) 14K YaLOW GOLD ROUND ST. CHRISTOPHER MEDAL. 92128748 949.95 Your Cost92988' 919.97

(37)44K YELLOBLflOLD ENGRAVED CROSS. _

0212-9368 925.00 ................Your Cost 94C8r- 99-97

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(1 14K TRICOLOR OIAMOND^UT THREE HEART CHARM - HOLDER.

a97(XM2-9160.00 .................Your Cmt S30;Mr S29.97

(2) 14K OMMON(H:uT HEART WITH CUT OUT "MOM" CHARM.

8990-510-3 $19.95..................Your Co4l IMitT'-99 07

(3) 14K YELLOW GOLD SPLIT HEART "SOMEONE SPECIAL" CHARM.

8572-09S-9149.95 .................Your CooltaMT. $24.97

W14K YELLOW GOLD DUMOND^UT SNOWFUKE CHARM.

8970<)64< $49.95 .................Your Cool $3Mri|l9.97

(5) 14K YELLOW GOLD 0IAM0N(M:UT #1 SIS" CHARM.

89700)90 $39.95 .................Your Cool t2r $19.97

CHARM >'A*0N0-CUT "#1 GRANDMA"

M70031-4$39 95 Your Cool SMtT $19.97

(7) 14K YELLOW GOLD OIAMONOXUT EAGLE CHARM.

8990-528-5 $95.00 .................Your Cool SCMITM 90

m 14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND^UT LAOY-ON HALF-MOON CHARM.

8970015-7 $95.00 ............... Tiiiii Tiiol 11910~ $3990

14K YELLOW GOLD TEARDROP WIRE HOOP EARRINGS. 8550039-5 $29.95 .................Your Cool $8.tr $14.97

(10) 14K YELLOW GOLD RAMS HEAD HOOP EARRINGS wilh snap posts

9228006-4 $119.95................Your Coot $78.98* $88 90

(11) 14K YELLOW GOLD 20mm HOOP EARRINGS with 14K pools.

8M00050$23 95 ................ .YourCool$14WT$10.97

(12) 14K YELLOW GOLD TWISTED HOOP EARRINGS.

8572-1140 $39.95 .................Your Cooli24r-$10.97

(13) 14K YELLOW GOLD BEAD EARRING SET with 8 gmiulne slono boods.

8990604-4 $79 95 ......... Your Cool $48.6ir-$37.40

(14) 14K YELLOW GOLD BEADS OF LOVE* . 2 ...................

8762-004 3 $ 90 4mm......... Your Cool $1*8"- $.46

8782-0050 $1.50 Smm..................Vour Cool $66- $.78

8762-0066 $2.45 6mm................Your Cost $.Li*6^ $1 36

8J82-0076 $3.10 7mm........... Your Cool $6r- $1.78

8762-008-4 $4.05 8mm.................Your Coot $368'- $2.58

87620100 $15 9510mm , Your Cool $MT- $7 n

(15) 14K YELLOW GOLD Smm DIAMOND-CUT COLLECT-A-BEAD."

8794-005-2 $12.95...................Your CoolJ$Z6P> $5.98

(16) 14K YELLOW GOLD 7mm DIAMOND-CUT COLLECT-A-BEAD"*.

8794-0076 $24.95 ..................Your Cool tl46P^ $918

(17) 14K YELLOW GOLD PUFFED HEART EARRlNO^ 9228022-1 $19.95................. Tuui Cual I IQ ir II IT

(18) 14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND-CUT PUYBOV BUNI4Y EARRINGS.

8970065-2 $23 so Your Cool $46r $9.17

(19) 14K YELLOW GOLD BOW EARRINGS.

89260210$27 95 ..................Your Cool $U6f<$1.97

(20) 14K YELLOW GOLD 24 LIGHT WEIGHT RO^HAIN.

8563^217-2 $65 00 .................Your Cool $aB6^-$24.17

ffl) 14K GOLD-FILLED II" COBRA CHAIN WITH BEAD CATCH.

8563-287-5 $7.95 Your CoolS$6P'$3 M

8563-271-9 $10.00 24"............;!!: Your CoolSfT S'S

8563-2883 $12.96 30"................Your Cool $86Pr $s M

(22) 14N YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND-CUT BALL DANGLE EAR RINGS.

8794-009-4 $300.00 ............. Your Cool $18860*-$148 97

EARRINol**''*^ OOLD Smm DIAMOND-CUT POLISHED BALL

8794-001-1 $30.00 ......... Your Cool $1867'- $1417

14R YELLOW GOLD 7mm DIAMOND-CUT POLISHED BALL EARRINGS,

8794-002-9 $45 20 .................Your Cool $386r- $19.17

(25) 14K YELLOW GOLD Imm DIAMOND-CUT POLISHED BALL EARRINGS.

8794-003-7 $70.00 .............Your Cool 111 ir- $29 97

14K YELLOW GOLD TEDDY BEAR EARRINGS.

9228017-1 $27.95'=............. Your Coot $V6P'$12 97

ffT) 14K YELLOW GOLD DROP HEART EARRINQ8 91782981 $30.00 ................Your Coal $1867'$14 97

MeIrr^ng^^"

85500494 $XI,00................YourCost$lS6P'$14 97

(29) 14K YELLOW GOLD COBRA CHAIN EARRING JACKET with Freshwater Pearls

8572-122-3 $19 95 ...................Your Coal $136P= $9 9

**>-L STUD EARRINGS. 8whi92"4 $10.50............... Your Coal M MT H D

?tan''?DT.^e^ * ^"ESHWATER PEARL A GOLD

BEAD TRIPLE TWISTED NECKLACE.

85780336 $140.(X).............Your Cost $1867'-$69 97

P"ESHWATER PEARL

NECKLACE with gold beads.

85780286 $89 95

85760296 $99 95 30"........... .

** freshwater PEARL 8 GOLD

BEAD TRIPLE TWISTED BRACELET.

Your Cost $46r*f -$39.97

(34) 14K YELLOW GOLD 7" FRESHWATER PEARL BRACELET with gold beads

S .........Con 11867' $14.97

85780282 $59 9518"...... Your CosI m ir~l]B 97

85780270 $69 9518" Ywl cSl Sltr M4 97

(35) 14K YELLOW GOLD COBRA DANGLE EARRINGS with Freshwater Pearls.

9186-045-255995 .................Your Cost U96r $29.97

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Your Cost $S86r $49.97 Your Cost|886r; $59.97

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NO SKCIAL ORDEM - MERCHANDISE IN STOCK ONLY." THIS DOES NOT APW.Y TO RINGS."

(1) A MONTH OF EARRINGS STICKERS.

901S001S 114.95............. VourCMtJliSrt7.97

(2) 10K YELLOW GOLD ENGRAVED BAIY RING. 8570S01-2S22.50 ..................YowCM SIMP-$7.97

(3) 14K GOLD-FILLED HINGED ARYS RANGLE RRACELET. 8S70S04-7127.95 .................YoiKCoMSMfT|11S7

(4) STERLING SILVER ENGRAVARLE CHILDS HINGED RANGLE RRACELET:

8790-912-9124.95 ..................YourCoM94MT-l9.97

8790-912-9 $24.95 ...............* . Your CmI S*4r#r- $9.97

(5) MENS ASSORTED COLUR RARS.

8724-947-0 $14.97...................YoMrCMlJ9<9f'$S.97

m TWO-TONE $100 RILL MONEY CLIP.

871R0204 $18.00..................Your CMl$*9;9r-$8.97

(7) TWO-TONE $100 RILL KEY NINO.

8718-932-0 $17.95..................Your Cool tlMf'$8-97

m SILVERTONE-FINISH MIZFAH KEY HOLDER.

8724-572-6820.00 .........Your Cool 82RP-$9J7

(9) ASSORTED STERLING SILVER LOCKETS. 8970-997-0823.50 ..................Your Cool SM9r-$SJ7

dm 14K GOLD-FILLED IVORY ROSE WITH JADE LEAF PENDANT on 18" choln.

8890090<) $23.50 ..................Your Cool $14MP> $9.97

(11) 14K GOLD-FILLED CULTURED PEARL PENDANT WITH CURIC ZIRCONIA on 18" choln.

8800044-8823.95 ...... Your Cool $44i9p: $9.97

(12) 14K GOLD-FILLED POLISHED CROSS WITH DIAMOND on

18" choln.

8838021-7 $30.00 .................Your Cool S49r-$12.97

(II) 14K YELLOW GOLD SMALL FINGERNAIL.

0292-2002 $15.00 ................ Your CooMOM-- $7.47

(14) 14K YELLOW GOLD MEDIUM FINGERNAIL 0292-2010822.09 .................Your Cool $MM$10.90

(15) 14K YELLOW GOLD DMM0ND4:UT MEDIUM FINGERNAIL

9252-2030 $30.00 .................Your Cool 949r-$12.90

(19) 14K TRI-COLOR DIAMOND-CUT MEDIUM FINGERNAIL

9252-204-4 830.00 .................Your Cool 81909'$12.90

(17) 14K YELLOW GOLD FINGERNAIL WITH DIAMOND STRIP.

9252-2020 845.00 .................YourCoolSa90r$1907

(19) GENUINE 10" 8mm MALLORCA PEARL NECKLACE. 8990023-9854.95 .................Your Cool S840rr$2A97

(19) GENUINE 24" 10mm MALLORCA PEARL NECKUCE.

8990026-2 $89.96 .................Your Cool 944:9r. $29.97

(20) GENUINE 30" 10mm MALLORCA PEARL NECKUCE.

8990027-0875.00 ................ .Your Cool $49i9pr $34.97

(21) GENUINE DOURLE MALLORCA PEARL EARRINGS with 14K posts.

8990020-5 $24.95 ..................Your Cool $44:9r $9.97

(22) CONNOISSEURS* SILVER POLISHING CLOTH. 8040-103-1 r.50....................VourCool4r-M.97

(23) CONNOISSEURS* JEWELRY POLISHING CLOTH. 8640^-5 $5.95....................Your Cool447 - 83J7

(24) CONNOISSEURS* SILVER JEWELRY CLEANER. 8640-100-7 $0.00....................Your Coo99r $2.97

(25) CONNOISSEURS* JEWELRY CLEANER.

8040001-7 $2.95....................YourCosl99MT$1.89

(28) CONNOISSEUR'S* ELECTRONIC JEWELRY CLEANER. 8640-999-2 $35.00 .................Your Cost $19i9r $18.97

(1) CASIO MENS SOMETER LCD ALARM/CHRONOQRAPH WATCH with black, plastic case. ' ^

953W)11-9 $24.95.... Your Costf4:rr- $13.88

(2) CASIO MENS 200 METER WATER-RESISTANT , ALARM/CHRONOQRAPH WATCH.

9538-036-6$44.95... .YourCost$31.97*

(3) CASIO MENS SO-METER WATERS RESISTANT ANALOG QUARTZ WATCH. 9538-035-8 $29.95 .... Your Cost MA8 - $19.99

(4) SEIKO MENS RECTANGULAR OUART^ CALENDAR WATCH with sweep second hand 961(H)35-9$275.00 .YourCoal499:90 -$169.90

(5) SEIKO MENS DAY/DATE WATCH with sweep second hand and leather strap. 9610-018-5$150.00 . .YourCostSmOO'-$99.90

(6) SEIKO MENS 3-HAND QAY/DATE QUARTZ WATCH with two-tone dial. } 9610-029-2$125.00 .. .YourCostOOJO*-$79.97

(7) SEIKO LADIES YELLOW GOLD BAGUETTE QUARTZ WATCH with matching bracelet. 9515-939-8$195.00 .YourCostf49<0-$119.90 9515-993-5$175.00 W.G. .Cost409:90-$109.90

(8) SEIKO LADIES TWO-TONE QUARTZ WATCH with link bracelet.

9515-543-8 $150.00 .. Your Cost 449:9D- $99.90

(9) SEIKO LADIES YELLOW GOLD QUARTZ WATCH with mesh bracelet. ^

9515-712-9$125.00 .. .Your Cost94:90--$79.90

(10) JULES JURQENSEN LADIES 12-DIAMOND WATCH.

9572-562-8 $135.00 ... Your Cost 99:9o-- $79.90

(11) ELGIN LADIES 20-DIAMOND WATCH with mesh bracelet.

9546-476-4 $130.00 ... Your Cosl99:90'- $79.90

(12) JULES JURGENSEN LADIES QUARTZ BAGUETTE WATCH.

9572-556-0 $120.00 ... Your Cost 79:90 - $69.90

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(13) ELGIN LADIES QUARTZ RECTANGLE CUSHION WATCH.

9546-484-8 $125.00 ... Your Cost $69.90

(14) ELGIN MENS QUARTZ CALENDAR

WATCH with sweep second hand and expansion band.

9546-044-0 $80.00 .... Your CostSaOrStT- $29.90

(15) ARMITRON LADIES LCD QUARTZ OVAL WATCH with 4 assorted straps.

9506-611-4 $19.95.... Your Cost-fmr- $11.97

(16) ARMITRON LADIES 5-FUNCTION EAST/WEST OVAL LCD QUARTZ WATCH. 9506-658-5519.95 .... Your Cos! :6T-$11.97

(17) ARMITRON LADIES PETITE WHITE WATCH.

9506-618-9 $50.00 .... Your Cost $34:90 $29.90

(18) ARMITRON UDIES PETITE QUARTZ WATCH.

9506-600-7 $50.00 .... Your Cost68440- $29.90

(19) ARMITRON LADIES PETITE CUSHION WATCH with sweep second hand.

9506-656-9 $80.00 ... Your Cost 66940- $49.90

(20) HELBROS LADIES QUARTZ OCTAGON WATCH with sweep second hand.

9568-518-6 $80.00 .... Your Cost65940 - $49.90

(21) CITIZEN LADIES OCTAGON QUARTZ WATCH with matching braceiet.

9542-510-4$135.00 .. .YourCost69940-$79.97

(22) PULSAR LADIES HEXAGON WATCH with sweep second hand and biack strap.

9604-702-2 $59.50 .... Your Cost64447 - $39.90

(23) PULSAR LADIES BAGUETTE WATCH with biack face and diamond diai.

9604-711 -3 $150.00 .. Your Cost 649940 - $99.90

(24) PULSAR MENS FULL-FIGURE DAYfDATE WATCH with matching bracelet.

9604-901-0 $79.50 ... .YourCost65940-$49.90

(25) PULSAR MENS OCTAGON ALARM/ CHRONOGRAPH WATCH.

9604-005-0 $100.00 ... Your Cost6744r- $64.90

(26) MAJESTI MENS 17-JEWEL POCKET WATCH.

9582-054-4 $40.00 .... Your Cost6944r- $19.97

(27) ARMITRON MENS TWO-TONE RECTANGLE QUARTZ/DIGITAL WATCH.

9506-121-4 574.95 .... Your Cost 6694T-$49.97

(28) HAMILTON MENS DAY/DATE WATCH with expansion band.

9560-060-7 $135.00 ... Your Cost $7940 - $69.90UJ

(1) EMMETT KELLY, JR. WHY MET. Life llKe detail, hand-painted biaqua pofcelain. 9" high. Limited edition to 15,000 pieces.

4722-002 MO 95........ Yow CoaUH-MT I44.M

(2) SET OF 4 IVORY DYNASTY ORIENTAL 0008." VlclOfy-Happlnesa-Loog Llfe43ood Fortune in traditional oriental art reproducllona. 4W high.

4580028-1 *14.95 ...................Your Coal SMT- *7.94

(3) IVORY DYNASTY*" 000 OF HAPPINESS. Traditional god ol happiness" figurine with finely crafted wood base. 9V," high.

80032-3*21,95 .................Your Cost S444T *11.97

OWL FAMILY NITE LITE. Porceloln owls with whimsical

faces. 6 high.

5188-002-3*8.95 ....................Your Coal *MT. *5.97

(5) ROSEMARK* SOLIO BRASS ROCKlNO HORSE. 4VY high, 6Vi" long. Gift boxed. '

5154-032-6*12.95 ................ . YourCoal|8J'*7J7

(8) ROSEMARK* BRASS HORSE CAROUSEL. Solid brass horse carousel with lacquerwood base stands T' high. S long. 5154-028-4*19.95 .................Your Cost Si4iBr*11.94

(7) ROSEMARK* SOLIO BRASS UNICORN. SVY long, 6H high. OIH boxed.

51544122-7*19.95 .................Your Cost *4:*r. *11.97

(8) BRASS ORIENTAL FAN WITH EASEL. Delightful brass accent on black enamel stand provides a charming accent. 7W" high.

1S031 1 *14.95 ...................Your Cost *8r.M.99

(9) SET OF FOUR SOLIO BRASS VOTIVES. With heart, clovofr star and oval cut-out decorations. Includes votives and glass liners.

16045-1 *17.M .'. .............Your Cost UMT *8.99

(10) ROSE PATTERN PERFUME TRAY. 9Wx17" oval shaped mirrored tray with rose ornaments on filigree frarrw. Antique gold finish.

48684)64-1*47.50 .................Your Coat 9BF:90 -*19J8

(11) ROSE PATTERN 3-PIECE DRESSER SET. Comb, bruah and ffliridr with detailed cast metal rose patterned omarnenta on Ivory molfs backs.

6#4)63-3S47.50 ...............Your Cost |2B4r *19.99

(12) R08ALC0 JEWEL CHEST. Elegant oak veneered chest feitures cantor opening doors with frosted, etched glass

' pana. FuH mlrror reflects 2 raveWlng, pull-out necklace hangers and divided top tray. 4 drawers, one of which coolalns sections lor rings and earrings. Fully lined. 11x6x22"H. 484)00-4*99 95 ................Your Cost *88<9fr *.97

(13) MUSICAL JEWELRY BOX. Mirrored open top concf-divided storage room Two glass doors reveal revol. necklace holders. Four extra drawers for other jewelry 4802-10141*69.95 ................ .YourCostJ4B<r*39G

(14) MUSICAL LUCITE GRANO PIANO. Plays popular tune 4562-004-4*1500 ...................Your Cost 89r-*6 9

(15) DELUXE OAK JEWELRY CHEST WITH INLAID BRASS PtATE. Fully lined storage and ring compartments. Inlau' brass engravable nameplate.

72-002-5 *19.00 ,.. ..............Your Cost *J0Wr *5.S

(18) PRETTY NEAT* PLUS. Cosmetic organizer can stand ve tically or horizontally - it can even hang on the wall. Thre removable Inserts.

45484)04 3*11.98 ...................Your Cost *fcsrr*6 9

(17) MON IMAGE CUSTOM NAILS. Plastic organizer/travel i holds five bottles of nail enamel colors, lour application b-lies, nail brush, five squeeze bulb droppers and color chart create your own colors.

5012-014-6*14 95 ..................Your Cost S44M--*8.'.

(19) MIKASA FRST FIRE MUGS. Set of four mugs (or sumn entertaining.

488801M *15.00 ...................YourCoslS4BEf4-*9

(19) MIKASA 9" CANDLELIGHT BOWL.

M-0064) *20,00 ............,.....YourCoal*l*W'*12.9''

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(1) VINTAGE EGO DISH. Beautllully patterned cryatal egg plate highlights serving devilled eggs. 11" diameter.

32M)07-a 16.00 ...............Voof Coel MttT- S2.N

(2) MAJESTIC FRUIT BOWL. Measurea 7M diameler. 3262660-1 $12.95...................Your Coel AT 16.47

(3) MAJESTIC CANDY BOX. 9" high.

3262-064-3 $12.95...... Your Coat $I.4F$6.47

(4) MAJESTIC WATER PITCHER. 7 high.

3262-061-9$12.95...................Your Cost J6.4r-$6.47

(5) SEVEN-PIECE GRAPE MOTIF WINE SET. Decanter and six stemmed wine glasses highlighted with red arvd gokJ.

3262-045-2 $59.95 ........ Your Coel $44Wr $$4.97

(9) VERSAILLES FIVE-PIECE WHISKEY SET. Full lead crystal whiskey decanter with four glasses.

32626716931.95 .................Your Coal laSMT-$19.97

(7) CONSOLE CANDLESTICKS. Pair.

333S2076 $24.95 .................Your Cost $16!9r $14.97

(9) KENT SILVERSMITHS 2-OUART FOOD WARMER. With oven-proof liner and warming candle.

32946116975.00 .............. .Your Cost 696:9r-$29.99

(9) FOUR-PIECE COFFEE SERVICE BY SHERIDAN. Includes 8cup coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar twwl and 12W" two-que tray.

3364-024-4 9125.00 ....... ........Your CoslEiBiBf-$44.97

(10) SILVER-PLATE 6 CRYSTAL RELISH SERVER. With three removable glass Inserts and three silver-plated forks. 3350630-7 $34.95 ...............Your Cost $a4<9P - $16.97

(11) BAROQUE BORDER BREAD TRAY BY SHERIDAN SILVER. 13M" long.

33646216920.00 .................Your Cost 914.9P- $11.97

(12) IMPERIAL SOPIECE FLEURETTE". Tradlllonal handle design.

3286603393699 .................Your Cost |J96f^$16.97

(13) IMPERIAL 50-PIECE "KINGSTOWNE.

32866116 $39.95 .................Your Cost$39;9r: $10.09

(14) MIKASA RICHELIEU 46PIECE CHINA. Ivory China with elaborate border and gold trim.

3304-501-49200.00 ...............Your Cost $J 19.9f$04.97

(1M ONEIDA SIX-PIECE PROGRESS SET.

33406056 926.00 .................Your Coat $J9i9P $13.97

(10) REGENT 26PIECE WHITE FLATWARE.

33260361 $32.90 .................Your Coal $2J6P^10.07

(17) REGENT 26PIECE DUSTY ROSE.

33266367 $32 00 ..............Your CoeL$3*i9r $1697

(19) REGENT 26PIECE DUSTY GREY.

3326637-3 $32 99 ................. Your Cosl,S2Mr $19.07

(19) REGENT 26PIECE BLACK FLATWARE.

33260365 $32.90 ............Your Cosli21<6P?$16.B7

(20) 2-PIECE IMARI CAKE A PIE SET.

3396950699.50 ....................Your Cost $9:97^ $5.97

(21) 2-PIECE IMARI CHEESE SET.

3396949699.50 ....................Your Coel $9:9r $5.07

(22) REGENT SHEFFIELD DYNASTY 16PIECE SET. Chef's knives, steak knives, sharpening steel and hardwood knife block.

3326033-2 $58.29 .................Your Coal $aP:9rr$27.97

(23) REGENT SHEFFIELD DYNASTY" SEVEN-PIECE STEAK KNIFE SET. With knife block.

33260346919.99 ..................Your Coel*Mfc9T^$9.97

(24) WILKINSON SELF-SHARPENING CARVING KNIFE. Dishwasher safe

3392-0026919.95 .................YourCoel64fc9T-$11.47

(25) REGENT SEVEN-PIECE LASER CUTLERY SET WITH BLOCK. Six knives in wooden block.

3326025694449 .................Your CoelOOtrOT-$16.97

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437M04-1114 95....................VourCoaliMrfTjr

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Ml FAST PENN" AUTO COFFEE MANEN. Brew up to 4 cups of coftaa |ust by plugging mto cigarette lighter

437M9MIH5..................Veer Coal StttrMJT

m QUICNEr OCFROSTEN OUN. Malts aray ice. sleet, snow.

steam from car Mndom Rugs into cigaratta iighlar socket. Gift packaged

437M(H|19 95 Your Coal SUJ>t11J9

m QUiCNEE" ELECTNK WINOSHLO SCNAPEA Just plug into cigarotta lighter and make snow and ice diswipaor. With long cord.

437SCaS5|9.9S............ ..YawCoaUMfJ7

(7) KE 8CRAPEN MITT. Warm. etttor-rspaUont mitt rith strong ico scraper insido.

437M9MS7S7...... VowCoaOAtrSAJT

m FLASHUOHT SCNEWDMVER 2-ln-1 tool with built-in flashlight plus three iniarchangeabla Wadaa Gift case InciuiF ad.

4379094-1 $7.95....................VorrrCoalSMT'^tAST

m 22N OOLOPLATEO TINE GAUGE Conwlsla wWi laaWar gMlcaaa.

437H9MI9J5....................YoerCealSMr ItiT

(10) HIGHWAY EMENGENCY NIT. Includae sstlngulshar. In-fiator, sealant, booster cabios, syphon, spotlight safely ^ and first aid book.

437M70-183295 .................Veer Cool SaMr $19A7

(11)FOLOIMQ SNOW SHOVEL FoWs foroaoy storage. Ass -> bioMihaMcliolawrlsl.

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(1) COLONIAL KITCHEN SPICE/STORAQE UNIT. Fold down door provides quick access to spices, wax paper, aluminum foil, etc. Northern white pine unit mounts under cabinet. 4658^-9 $25.95 .... Your Cost S19:9r- $16.97

(2) REVOLVING SPICE CAROUSEL BY M. KAMENSTEIN. American Maid Pine square shape revolving spice rack with 16 filled bottles of spice. Measures 5-7/8x5-7/8x11-7/8". 4810-008-5 $37.50 .... Your Cost $34:9r- $19.99

(3) UPRIGHT TOWEL HOLDER. Wood base with turned-wood dowel that holds paper towels in an upright position on counter top. 4658-001-5 $11.95 Your Cost $$(7r $7.99

(4) BREAD BOX. Silk-screened glass window, large capacity. Walnut finish.

4984-008-5924.95 ... .YourCost $18J9$15.99

(5) TATERS A ONYUNS. Solid pine with hand-carved design. Onions store in bottom drawer with wire bottom, potatoes In the top. Measures 24x12x12V%".

5184-012-2 $39.95 .... Your Cost $29<9r- $24.97

(8) PIE/CAKE BASKET. Perfect for transporting your baked goods for picnics or parties. Ash and oak stained finish.

4554-006-9 $24.95 .... Your Cost $U,8rr$14.97

(7) SHAW MENS UMBRELLA.

5022-089-6 $16.95 ..... Your Cost 91:9T $7.99

(8) SNOOPY UMBRELLA. Heavy gauge crystal clear donoe.

5022-118-3 $7.95.......Your Costi&9^ $3.99

(9) OUTFIHED SEWING KIT.

5150-001-5 $27.95 .... Your Cost SlSrST- $14.99

(10) CHEVALL MIRROR. Beautifully designed brass plated mirror. 17x51".

484&O01-8$139.95.. .YourCost $87jr-$79.90

(11) TERRA COTTA WINE COOLER. Keeps wine at drinking temperature for hours. -4816-024-6 $5.95 Your Cosl$4t8r- $2.99

(12) WINE CADDY WITH FOUR GLASSES.

Walnut-finished hardwood with cork insert. 4816-004-8 $25.00.... Your Cost $47:9r- $14.94

(13) BEECHWOOD CHEESE BOARD. With white lormica inlaid on half of board. Includes stainless steel knife.

5004-034-4 $15.00.....Your Cost 941:97 $9.97

(14) BEECHWOOD SERVING TRAY. 17x13 beechwood tray with formica top in attractive design.

5004-035-1 $13.00 Your Cost $9:97- $7.97

(15) GOLDEN JACKPOT" SLOT MACHINE.

This slot machine is mechanically operated, and requires no batteries. It comes fully assembled and ready to play.

5172-001-9 $56.95 .... Your Cost $39:9r-$29.99

(16) 7-PIECE TEAKWOOD SALAD SET. Includes large salad bowl, four Individual salad bowls, iork and spoon all in gift box. 4816-013-9$24.95 ... .YourCostf19:9r-$14.99

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6922-023^118600 ... YeurCoal tUSi9P'699 97a'7f!flKP^! *0 "AOvTr 2^AY

SPEAKERS (PAIR). 3 twaatar, 10" woolar. Tunad-port daaign jhth dual port ayatam 8 ohmt, 1.3 kHz. Fraqugncy raaponaa: 30 10 20,000 Hz 15-180 watta racommandad ampllliar powar walnut-orain vinyl vanaar linith with ramovabla cloih grilla ataamby Full 6yaar warranty Modal SA500 -

87650026 S538 00 Your Coal Sa89i94--6266.94

(8) AKAI RACK STEREO SYSTEM. Turntabla; aami automatic oparation. atraight tonaarm arith moving magnat cmto m-el^ AMff^M Sierao Tunar digital quitz^h^Si^ 10 *iK)o random praaat toning, praaai acanniog. intagrated lynpliliar 50 watta par channal with laaa than 0,06% THD OC tMaign, LED function indicalor, phono, tunar, tapa. COfauxilliary input aalactor; bata, trabla id loudnaa* cataatta machaniam. lugli

6746-<)5^2 $605 00 ........... Ymt CmI IMieftf'*

classics audio STANO^oSL^I^

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6766-962-01279 95 ............ Your Coal SasSiRP--117* M

(10) BSH OAK CLASSICS VIDEO STAND. ConaKd of oak aollda and aalact oak vaneara Slida-oul VCR ahelf for any ac-aSa" cSk ******* ****** ^ compartmant for cualomizad con-

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(12) CANTONE MMOO ELECTRONIC MUSKAUIEYBOAI^ 8^101* polyphonic mini keyboard with 20 voicaa. 12 iSSiiT.*,' Ooilt in 5band equalizer

6062-042-5 S199 95 .............Yeor Coal SUMS'II21MI

69620474 629 00 CASIO SOFT CASE .^VnrCnl sS.67 m YAMAHA PORTASOUND PSS4S0 STEREO KErS^uia Slarao tymphonic 49key keyboard with 12 inalrumanta. lull

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stereo FULLZE PROFESSlOh L KEYBOARD. Featuring Super Accompaniment and To> n Wsapona* Keyboard 61 key*. 20 pre-aat counda. 20 ai > rhythm*. auloTiarmoniza. pitch bandarfgliaaando. ch d memory, auto-accompaniment, tona mi* and other crnlive > pronhaa to aound AC operation only

6962-0468 6899 00 ..... Your Coal S989i6S' 656 0

6962961 7 679 06 KEYBOARD STAND VoT^I^ 0 (IS) BUSH MULTIPURPOSE VIDEO STAND. GtnTirc^ 7

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(1) SUN VALLEY% SHOCK-PROTECTEO VIDEO CAMERA

BAQ. Shoch proteclM nylon

Q03DD42-4S909S Vour Col tMMT-$39.96

(2) PANASONIC PORTARLE VHS VIDEO CASSETTE DOCKINQ UNIT. Stereo Dolby* 4 head, top loading, 8 hour VCR. with 17'function wireless remote with 2 weeldS program digital clock timer. Has slow motion/picture sharpness control Model PV8600

684805<W.............................Your Coal 1799.90

RECHAROEABLE BATTERY PACK.

669S0044$84 00 ........................Your Cost 169.97

(3) SUN VALLEY* SHOCK-PROTECTED VIDEO BAG. Nylon video recorder shoulder bag.

M30O41-6$6095 ............Your Coal S29>9Pt $29.97

Ml PANASONIC DELUXE COLOR VIDEO CAMERA WITH FILTER. 8*1 power zoom f/1,4 lens, auto locus with macro function, 300-line resolution, character generator with mini keyboard, stereo microphone, Vi" pickup tube. Modal PK-9S9

09480480............................ .YourCoal$799.90

68980038 VIDEO LIGHT KIT ..............Your Coal $89.97

IS) GE STEREO VHS VIDEO CASSETTE. Stereo sound with Dolby* noise reduction, 4-program 14 day timer, special el-lecls, voltage synthestoed electronic tuning system, 107 channel capability^. tSfunctlon wireless remote 1VCR60I2X. Mail coupon to QE lor a $30 00 rebate good thru 12/31/85

67880482 .............................Your Coal $309.99

(9) TMHIBA VHS VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER. 117-channel cable compatible with 4 heads. l8funcllon wireless remote control and 4-event/7-day programmable timer, one-touch timer recording, picture sharpness control, CCO digital tutor, memory counter Model VM5410.

6902-9118.............................Your Coel $340.90

SCOTCH VHS HEAD CLEANER.

6814-0488 $27 95 .................Your Cost $$4i9r-$12.97

m ACCUCORDER BY LLOYDS DOLBY* STEREO CABLE READY VHS VIDEO RECORDER with Wireless Remote Control. Built-in MTS stereo decoder 105-channel cable-ready tuner Up/down electronic tuning system. 8speed playback and recording 21-day/4-event timer. High speed visual forward/reverse picture search Freeze frame stop-actlon Dolby*

B noise reduction One-touch recording. Soft-touch controls. Auto rewind. Memory rewind. Front loading. Model L^.

68169048 ............................Your Cost $399.97

TEAC VHS HEAD CLEANER.

6922 902 9 $19 95 Your CostJSiSO'$9.99

m ACCUPLAYER BY LLOYDS VHS VIDEO CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER. Front loading with motorized tape Insertion. Pushbutton electronic soft eject system. 2-speed operation (SP/EP). Playback time: up to 2 hours 40 minutes in SP and up to 8 hours In EP mode (with T160 tape). Visual forward/reverse picture search. LED Indicators lor power on, and tape playback mode. One-step connection to any TV with a 75 ohm Input terminal. Audio/video output jacks allow you to dub tapes directly onto your VCR. Auto rewind. Model L811 68189038 ............................Your Cost $179.07

(0) CASK) POCKET TV. Companion TV for people on the go. 2 picture screen tits in thepalm of your hand. Auto tuninglocks in each channel. Model TV21.

6784-001-1 $99 95 .................Your Coal SZ889* $99.09

(10) RCA ROOMMATE 9 COLOR TV. With 2-way AC/DC operation (car adaptor cord included). Features Signal Seek elec Ironic tuning, on-screen scan bar channel Indicator, Unitized XtendedLlfe chassis. Super Accufllter picture tube Also Includes removable, tinted light shield and earphone.

6678-053-5 $319.95....... Your Coe) $399.r- $249.97

(11) RCA XL-tOO ROOMMATE 13 COLOR TV. Featuring Signal Seek electronic tuning, on-screen scan bar channel indicator. Unitized XtendedLlfe chassis. Super AccuFilter COTY picture tube and automatic color control.

6878054-3 $279.95 ...;..........Your Cost OOSOWT $199.97

(12) GE 19 PORTABLE COLOR TV. Color monitor system automatically adjusts color lor best picture. High contrast picture tube lor blacker blacks and richer colors. Automatic Frequency (^trol "locks In" stations for best reception. Contemporary wood grain cabinet

6796^9 $369 95 ............. Your CosH3<.9r $229.90

113) EMERSON 19 COLOR TV WITH DIRECT ACCESS REMOTE. 19 inline gun, black stripe, slotted mask picture tube. Infra-red wireless remote: 12 channel programs, mule, voluiTM up/down, power on/off. Preset up to 12 channels UHF/VHF stations with lighted channel display. Earphone jack (earphone included). Front mount speaker.

6748014-5 $549 95 ..............Your Co SI t999.9>-$27980

EMERSON 13 COLOR TV WITH REMOTE CONTROL.

67480187 $479.95 ..............Your Cost 1399.98^ $19980

(14) SHARP 25 DIAGONAL TABLE COLOR TV. 100% ICMolld state chassis. Tinted high contrast picture lube. "Rapld-on picture and sound. Auto fine tuning (AFT). Simulated woodgrain. Modal 25KT-15

68889188 $499 95 ..............Yeur Cost 21999T $29980

SHARP 25 DMGONAL REMOTE CONTROL TV. Model

25KT-55.

68989158 $549.95 ..............Your Coeti399i9r-$37980

05) QE M DIAGONAL TABLE TOP COLOR TV. Neo-Vislon" Picture System. Color monitor system. Direct channel selection or programmable scan remote control. 112 channel; cabie-connection ready. Mail coupon to QE lor a $30.00 rebate good thru 12/31/88 Model 25PF6841K.

67989008 $649 95 ..............Your Cost $47988: $44980

116) HARTZELL VIDEO CASSETTE STORAGE CENTER.

drawer storage cabinet holds 30 VHS or 36 Beta cassettes. Stackable units. Mall coupon to Harlzell for a $5.00 rebate good thru 12^)1/85.

68181078 $30.95 ............... Your Coat $29i9r $24.00

(17) SERVICE VIDEOPHILE* CABINET. Holds 10 video or 20 audio or home computer cassettes.

6930832-5 $20.95 ..................YeurCeet8498ri9.97

(18) SCOTCH VH8 TAPE. 9T-120.

e8148208$e.00....................Your CoalJIlOB-$4.90

(19) MAXELL HIQRAOE GOLD VHS CASSETTE. fFlQold.

6882 944 3 $39 95 ....................Your Cost 198'$899

MAXELL HIQRAOE GOLD BETA CASSETTE. *L750Qold. 6862-943-9 $39.95 ...................Your CoslSSiSr$899IS

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5W2-02S-7I119 95 ......... Your CmI MAM

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5S1S011S S80.96 .................Your Coat lA^AP*. im ot

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M17-1(4239.5 ..............YoMrCaatUaiMr|11t.S

m WEBCON tone DMUNQ desk phone. Faaturing microphona muta button and laat numbar radial. Modular phona llna and full modular 8 coll cord. Modal 1000ZT.

6044-OO44S24.O5 .................Your Coat SMiSr'II AST

WEBCOR TONE DtALINQ 2-LINE PHONE. Modal 2000ZT

8B44-901-9$5896 .................Your CootiMtBT 138.10

(3) COBRA 2-PIECE TONE DULINO PHONE Trim-tlna atyling with fully modular daalgn and llghtad dial. Haaring aid compatlbla. 6mK or wall mountabla and cordad. Modal ST405. 744-0230*29.98 .................Your Coat US0P1-7

m GTE ADVANCED ULTRA-MODERN FEATURE PHONE Swlt-chablo touch calling or unlvaraal dialing kayaat - )utt mova tha aalactor. Mamory dialing from 20 locatlona with ono-touch. Built-In spaafcarphona with voluma control plua on-hooh dialing. "Busy Dial" automatically radala tha laat numbar dialad up to 10 timaa. Unlqua llna-in-uaa Indicator. Elactronic call hold faatura with LED Indicator. Convanlant pauaa hay. Wall or daak uaa. Modal 2200. im nn

6796-072-5184 06 .................Your Coal *8040^ *68.00

MLECOCABBQ PATCH kibS PHONE. Pulsa dialing -compatlbla with all talaphona systams. Last numbar redial. Ringer onlolf control. Fully modular connections. Durable ABS

plastic construction. . .

6756-9020*70 95 Your Coat f*t90 -*48.90

(10) UNIDEN CORDLESS PHONE Daak or wall mounlAblo.

(4) I.T.T. OWN-A-PHONE TRENDLINE PHONE. Dial cohvanlent-ly located in handaat. Tol-touch tone dialing, fully modular . Avallabla In almond. Modal 2200AL.

long-range cordless phona with security '"J*22101.

67122-1 *100.96 ................Your CoatMBAB* *80.90

(11) PHONE-MATE REMOTE ANSWERING MACHINE Volca-

.......-J.96 .................Your Coat 38AP: *29.07

I.T.T. OWN-A-PHONE TRENDLINE WALL PHONE 2254CB 6806C04-3 *50.96 .................Your Coal|3AA|r *28.07

(5) SOUNDESION TWO-PIECE TONE-PULSE PHONE. Operates on rotary or true tona linas and Is usable with Sprint. MCI or other long distance services Lockable hold button Adluslabla Incoming voluma control Auto last nuotboFradlaUlreSS.

6912 902 1 *50.95 WHITE Your CoatOOBlfT- *.97

6912-905-4 *50.95 BUCK Your CoalBMT- *.07

6012-9030*50.06 GREY............YourCoal888.fr- *29.07

(6) TELECOfJcEPTB FEATURE PHONE I. Tona/pulsa swit chabla. 10 numbar mamory dialer, auto busy redial, one way spaakar for call monitoring. Full modular. Ivory. 0916-001-0*79.95 .................Your Coat lOiOT-*38.97

(7) PANASONIC MEMORY PHONE SYSTEM. 30-number automatic spaad-dlaling stations. Features 3-step ring voluma control and fully modular design. Mounts easily on wall or desk. Modal KX T2320.

6874-6135*64.95 .................Your Cost *i4Af'*42.90

activation. Dual cassette system. Beepadass Remote massage

retrieval. Model 10940. ____________

ftna-^ona.ttiaOfl5................Your Cost S99t9ir *89.90

M2) RECORD A-CALL BEEPERLESS DUAL REMOTE TELEPHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM. Baaparless ramota to retrlava messages and change outgo'ng massages. Unllmlt^ VOX. variable outgoing announce, two-way record. Modal 875.

690A0038S219.M...............Your Coat *118.9T *88.97

)) CODE-A-PHONE* 2830 TELEPHONE ANSWERING ACHINE. If you can gat to a phona. you can also gat to your messages. It's all done by ramota control. Just walk up to any Touchiona* phona, dial your numbar and personal access coda, and the system does everything else. Play massages, record memos to family or office members, even re-record your announcoments and never be near the machine Stay away as

long as you like. But stay In touch. ______ _____

683M01-6 *229.95 Your Coat *i l*i9^138JO

(14) GE HELP! Compact emergency/information 2-way CB radio fits under many car seats and In glove compartments. Includes collapsible antenna, power supply and case. Modal

6^508-1*74 05 .................Your Cost *48i8r *47.90

(IS) COBRA 4<FCHANNEL MOBILE CB JUDIO Full c^nnal mobile CB with LED readout. Fits un^r most d*hbod8. Squelch control and ANL. Includes Dynamic plug-ln mic. Model 10XS. ^

A7444)0B>1 Sd4 95 ...........Your C08l S46.97

ANT^A SPECIALISTS MAGNET MOUNT CB ANTENN4L

A7A7-004-7170 95 .......Your Cotl 4'! S.9T> 112.97

RMENCY lO^HANNEL PROGRAMMABLE SCANNER. 6 bands, permanent mamory. channel lockout stag ^trol, prompting lights and telescoping antenna. Mt^el RIO^

60030166*15095 ................Your Coal *80WP *89.97

(17) UNIDEN* BEARCAT* SCANNER. 10 bands/10 channels. WlQll LED display. Review. Direct channel access. Channel

lockout. Memory backup. Built-in delay. Model BCl^___

R7fi8.a06-7tl3095 ..........Your CosI 9419.9B-*99.00

JKmco amm stereo cabbehe with auto STOP.

Continuous tone control, stereo balance control, locking tast forward, FM stereo indicator, hardware and Instructions. Modal KID-581. ^ ot

68200034*79.95 ........ .....Your Coat *30t9f7*36.97

(19) HI TECH 8*9" TRI-TURBO SPEAKER SYSTEM. Full V' aluminum voice coll. 2* ultra hi 3

crossover network, power rated at 100 watts. ModelM^ fia02*0023S9995 .................Your CoftiaMT-129.W

(20) AUDIOVOX AM/FM/MPX RADIO WITH STEREO CASS^E. Auto reverse cassette player, electronic tuning

and quartz clock. 4AVX-935 ..........

67744)431*23000 ...............Your Cost *M9i96*99.90

(21) AUDIOVOX AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE 3D^

and power amp, 4-way balance, quartz clock, locking last forward. Model AVX-9B7.

8774044-9*23000 ...............Your Cost MIBiif- *88.90

TKIAX CAR STEREO SPEAKER KIT. 80 watts powsr handling. Only 344" mounting depth. 1 year warranty. Modal JTX300. ftu sk

6812-0200*130 04 Your Cost *88i89*89.9417

(1) BANNER CNNOMf RfMCAlCUUTOR SET. Excttwivaty (rom Unttonlc* I

M17-001-EI246.................Your Cool tMrt12J7

0) RARKEN SLACK MATTE RENALCUUTOR SET. Ex cloalvtly from Untoonic* I

9917-00MI44.4A.................Your Cool jatSr-S17J7

m RARKER CREDIT CARO SIZE CALCULATOR andoolorcoor (Rnotod pon Inoompocl portfolio. 3 yoor monltily organlzor op-poimrnenlb^ *mi SSiiooo phono dlroclory. Cminellvo otyl-tno AO lMth9f*look finih.

M17-003-7l2S.9e.................Your Cool II S.MIS

SHARK tSONWT SOLAR DESK CALCUUTOR. Lorgo koyo oooy ontry. Oporoloo on 80 LUX oolor colls 4 functions and d^|ln'MrkR>(!r!S3 Kldt-standtoranglod

aSSo8l-3IK.f9 :.........Your Coot tlSMT. 11747

18) SHARK SUSMtSSfKMANCIAL COMKUTER. Unlquo dual wyboord comMnoo BASIC programming with llnanclol func-llono. Computar functions Includo: Instant BASIC command koys, 4.2 KbyM RAM for storing 18 programs and 3.434 stops, convonlont DIroot Anowor Mochonlsm. many linanclal lunc-lions ars programmaMo. 26 momorlos. As financial calculator II porforms Intomot caiculalions automatically: lO^lgH matrix display orllh tO^lt mantissa and 2-dlgH oxponont computas cool, soiling prico. or margln/marti-up Instantly; amortization of paymonis: discountod cash flow analysis: statistics modo Includoo llnoar rogrosolon and prodlctlon

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Complete with hard cover, tompiate, and application booh Model EL5610

6984-027-1S99 93 .................Yow Cool 7944.88847

CASSETTE INTERFACEfKfllNTER DECK. Enoblos printout Md storagofrotrloval from most caoaeno rocordars. Modal

6984^1484) 194.95 ........................Your Coot 98847

m royal solar VI FOLOINO CALCUUTOR. AttrMtlso solar calculator folds Into a compact unit. Vinyl wallet la integral

6960028.2811.95 ...................YourCoaU84K747

(7) ROYAL SOLARr RULER A portoct doohcompanion. NUo ruler is a 4 function solar calculalor.

39800254110.96...................Yoor CootSMK'8847

m CASK) SOLAR SCIENTIFIC WALLET CALCUUTOR. 8 sclontllic functions, touch sonsilive flat hoys on ovortoaf provide quick access to aclontlflc functions 18 conversion functions. 13 physical constants Model FX-431

69600112834.95 .................Yoor Cool IW. 81947

mCASIO ULTRA SLIM SOLAR WALLET CALCULATOR Sdlgll

O) TEXAS INSTRUMENTS SOLAR SLIDE RULE CALCUUTOR For student uao. 30 siido rule functions. Model TI-308LR.

69880674817.9 5..................Yoor Cool 88e8fT|849

(11) KANASOmC lO-OniT CLEAR CALCUUTOR Solar powered calculalor with extraordinary tranaporoni hoyboanl. tOdlglt LCD readout. 34oy memory, sign change, poream. square root, conelant calculollons and I84lgil sopreeimailon Modal JE-380U.

6674-6114819.96 .......... ......YoorCeetJ84rv81497

(12) SHARK 10-0IQIT KRINTER. Durable, full feature mac m f^^wmelolllce use. Bright, green fluorescent display L

<;1 1 *79. YourCosl4947 $4. )7

(tR ROYAL COMMERCIAL DUTY 2-COLOR KRINTfOISPi Y CALCULATOR Extra large 12-digit display, 2-color prinlc it. fhey metTwry Takes office pounding Model 248PD.

998M7SI49 ................Your Cost 89447-874 17

3R0U4 STmrn 2Vi" KUIN CALCUUTOR KAKER. 698002(7983 45 ................... Your Cost $I

instruments Acmc desktop PRINTUG

CALCULATOR Impact pnnler with 12-digit display. iH memory operation, large keys for fast, easy operation D si cover and AC adapter TI-5030II

89860470 88000

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OS) CANON 6DIQIT PRNTONO CALCUUTOR. Large L D

display, super slim body and retractable kick-stand make t new printer perfect for desk or briefcase Uses standard pat alale operations system AC adaptable (optional). Mo

95.................Your Coal 89447^21

:Adoplor...........Your Cost 85

HAND4IELD^INT/0I8KUY CALCUUn

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69900084 87 00 Your Cool 8

(1) COUNTDOWN TO SHUTDOWN'* FROM ACTIVISION' .

Take charoe of the Android Crisis Team! The challenge never ends. For C-64*/C/128'*

fi792-170-0S2995 ................YouiCoil SSIilT* ^9.97

(2) THE GREAT AMERICAN CROSS COUNTRY ROAD RACE FROM ACTIVISION' . Use your head lor more than just a helmet. Now Ihe best racing game on the markel, its the most entertaining racing game ever done lor a home computer.

67S2-16^-6^^ 95 .................Your Cost *19.97

(3) ALCAZAR: THE FORGOTTEN FORTREM"* ^

SION' . Enter a fantastic world of castles, demons, and adven-

I lure with your COMMODORE 84* M28'* _________

! 6792-189-2*2995 ..................Your Cost

(4) EPYX WINTER GAMES. The long awaited Winter Gaines oiler 7 events including bob sledding, ski jumping, biathalon lor

C64 /128'*. Model 8970. ,-.-76980-113-9*4000 .............Your Cost tn.wr- *4.9r

(5) SCOTCH 3VY" MICRO DISK. 5-pack, single sided 3Vfi disks

with hard plastic shell. - ______

6814-055-7*23.79 .................Your Coat l6.9f- i3.r

(6) SCOTCH 10-PACK DOUBLE SIDED 5W DISKETTES. Double density, error-free *1697

6814-042-5*22 79 .................Your Cost

(7) FLIP 'N FILE IS Holds disks in convenient hard case

(8) WOODS WIRE 6-bUTLET ADAPTER WITH SURGE SUPRESSOR- 6 grounded outlets. Protects all 3 lines (hot, neutral, ground) against surges from power transformers and lightning, P'us agaiMt

radio frequency Interferences. UL listed. Indicator light sho* unit is protecting; with on-ofi switch, circuit breaker. 1 year

limited warranty Model 417. - ________

6946^3-8 *54 95 Your Cost *3a*r^*29-97

(9) REDIFORM COMPUTER PAPER. 9Vix1f. 1000 sheets plain

white bond in mini pack .. 97

69180016*2195 YourCosl-*44.4T' l4.r

(10M14) NEW! From Bush Industries, handsome solid oak/oak veneer computer furniture for Ihe office or home environrnenl. It's modular design offers a flexibility allowing adaptability to

(To)'TA-*171 COMPI?reR*DESK HUTCH. Full length bookshelf,

2 adjustable shelves. 27T*"Hx49 'Wx12^"D.________

6766-067-0 *219 95 .. ............Your Coal **3M^ *99.97

(11) CT-170 COMPUTER DESK with adjustable work surface for angled keyboard, storage shelf underneath. 29-3/B'Hx49%''Wx27V.0. ...oo^.xaooT

6766066-2*329.95 Your Coal*199*r-*189.97

(1 CTA-174 DOOR MODULE. Optional lor hutch (10) or desk

(WIZ *69.95 .................YourCo*l#e9*7-*34.97

(13) CTA-173 CORNER CONNECTOR. Connects computer desk (11) above to printer stand (14) below. Attachable to either side

6766-068-8*7995 .................YourCostS49:97'^*89.97

(14) CT-175 PRINTER STAND with rear forms receiving ahell.

29-3m"Hx25"W*271k"D. _________

*7*#LnAQJl 1990 95 ... Youf Cost $139.97

(lTCmSHDSIQN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY CHAIR Plush

wool/polyester blended seal cushions and back rest. Mowd wood base Seal adjusts manually- Five blade oak base. Hood-WiSS".............

(16) MAGNAVOX 13" RGB MONITOR accepts RGB, TTL, RGB analog, composite signals. Resolution 390x240 lines. Green text switch composite inp^uls. With C64* , Atari* , Apple cables. For use with 0/128**. ____________

6840-5216*299.00 ..............Your Coat 8B09;9r - *229.97

CABL^OR COMMODORE 128'*

6841-0016*14 95 .........................Your Coat *9.99

MAQMVOX II" MONOCHROME MONITOR. Amber

80x25, 2000-character full screen. Front-mounted speaker,

hlgh-resolulion amber anti-glare screen. Model BM7622_____

6M0639 9*149 00 ................Your Co*l-**9*r-*79.97

12" GREEN MONITOR. Otherwise identical to above. Model

684o5m87*14900 ................Your Coal*8ft9f= *79.97

08 COMMODORE' DISK DRIVE. With this 5V." single floppy disk drive Ihe user can store up to 350K of information o^ single dual side diskette. Includes its own built-in 6^ microprocessor, 2K RAM, 32K ROM, and transfer rales ranging from 300 cps (C64* ), to 41,360 cps (C/128'* and CP/M control) A must for all those important productivity applications. C1571. (No speed advantage when used with C6y_)^^^^, 6752612-2*299 95 ..............Your Cost *349JF" *229.97

(19) COMMODORE* DOT MATRIX PRINTER. Features a variety of type styles changeable from front panel (without making software changes) and high resolution graphics fo crMte charts, graphs, and illustrations. With bi-directional printing and user-definable characters. Model MPS-1000.,, _

6752615 5*299.95 ..............Your Coal *a4*:7 *229.97

(20) COMMODORE 128' PERSONAL COMPUTER. Standard 128K memory (expandable), operates on any 1 of 3 operating modes; C64< , C/128'*, and CP/M'". Full page 8 column ^or display In C/128'* mode. Runs software available for the C-64

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and CP/M 3.0'* system, as well as C/128~ softwana

67S2'011'4$349^ Your Cost $399:97^ $289.97

(21) SUNCOM PRINTER STAND. Raises printer off Ihe table soBsisaaisr'. ..c.,*-..

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(1) POLAROID SUN 80 AUTOFOCUS CAMERA Built-in loidww elctronic flash, automatic rapid recharge flash, ad vanced sonar autofocusing, tripod mount adjustable necLstrap. Mall coupon to Polaroid f a *10.00 rebate. 6640002-3*11000 .............Your Cost SSMT-*55.07

(2) DISC CAMERA CASE. Holds most disc cameras plus eKlra discs In front pocket. Wear on bolt or carry by hand or use the shoulder strap. Model DM-5V.65700100*14.95 ....... Voof Cos1SSi*P'*5.97

(3) KODAK DISC 4100 CAMERA Uses Kodacolor Built-In el!lronlc flash fires automatically when Motorized film advance. Protective cover handle. Ultralife.Ml

WreNTAX AF-160 AUTOMATIC FLASH. Dedicated to Pentax

eSS^S-oosoor^''*''............vourco.tsas:.f.*27.90

PEMTAX K-1000 35mm CAMERA WITH W LENS. Wide ^n. L mstering, shutter speeds 1 to V1000 sec. Just focus.

match and shoot. __________

6586021-5*220.00 ..............YourCosl*44w*110r

(S) CANON SPEEDLITE 277T. Electronic flash dedicated to

Canon with automatic capability. _________

fiSSO4)37*3S12600 ................Your Cotl 174.97

m CANON T-70 35mm CAMERA with 50mm f/1.8 LENS. With built-in power winder. Features auto loading, film advance and powet rewind. Pre-programmed modes for focus and shoot

simplicity. Canon USA 1 year limit^ warranty. ______

65510036-5*470.00 ..............Your Cosl6eef*T-*22790

(10) CPC 80-200mm ZOOM LENS, f/4.5 for close-up and action

e^Soj 75.00 Canon Cost 9^-59.97

65440440 *175.00 MlnoHa.........yourCosl9Wry-M.7

6544-045-5 *175.00 Penia*..........Your Cost *70y- *M-W

6544050-5 *175.00 Nikon . ..........Your Cost *79:97 *59.97

(11) CANON SPRINT AUTOFOCUS 35mm CAMERA. Quality Canon 35mm f/3.5 autolocus lens for sharp pictures near or far. Close-up mode lets you take pictures from only 18' away. Totally automatic film loading, advancing, rewinding. Auto exposure under any lighting condition. Built-In flash. Includes Canon USA, Inc. one year limited warranty/registration cwd. 6550-039-9*160.00 ................Your Cost****r-*87.90

(6) PENTAX AF-200S ELECTRONIC FLASH. Features automatic exposure control up to 23' and thyristor circuitry for last recycling. Flash has two automatic ranges plus manual

Dedicated to Pentax with capability. _____

6586037-1*70.00 .................Your Cost*4**7-*47.90

(7) PENTAX A3000 CAMERA WITH 2.0 LENS. Easy to use automatic 35mm SLR with auto film speed setting, auto film loading with built-in winder, self-timer and backlight compen-

M86^4 *299.00 ..............Your Cost *1**Of--*159.97

ANSCO 35mm CAMERA WITH BUILT-IN ELECTRONIC rLASH A MOTOR DRIVE. Auto load/advance/rewlnd/stop; built-in flash plus close-up flash switch; shutter progrOT speed 1/100 and 1/400; focus-free f/4.5 lens. Complete with

strap and Instruction booklet. _________

AVU4)ig4S6995 .............Your Cost *39.96- *34.90

?iTaNSCO 110 TELE CAMERA WITH WINDER 9 FLASH. 2

lenses regular and telephoto. Built-In electronic flash. Power

motor drive shoots a series of pictures - FAST!____

6504^)16-4*29 95 Your Cost947.9r- *14.97

(14) VIVITAR 35mm AUTO-FOCUS CAMERA. Infra red focusing system gives you sharp, clear decision free pictures. Also features 35mm f/3.8 lens, auto loading, mo'of

rewind for easy operation. Flash range to 33 with ASA looo

6648^-')*139.95 .................Your Cost *99r-*67.90

(15) NIKON ONE-TOUCH CAMERA. 9 automatic ^

cludlno focusing, film loading, advancing winding^^ Nikon Inc USA limited warranty application included along with tree Nikon USA Club membership .i.fiiT tujnn

6568021 7*210.50 ..............Your Cost 949TW-*124.90

(16) DELUXE CHANNEL LEO TRIPOD. Gear operated, fully ad-ISSS&SS.**!.'T!r*. .tmcmmtt-mM

6^W3011M Your Cost*9ri *7.97

(18) KODAK CAROUSEL 4400 PROJECTOR. Features reinte control focus, change, forward and reverse, built-in reading light, illuminated panel, 102mm f/2.8 Ektanar lens, hi-lo contror 6^-002-3 *296.00 ..............Tour Cost-*919.9r (199.97

(19) CHINON SILENT MOVIE CAMERA. Zoom XL super 8 movie camera with f/1.3 2x11-22mm power zoom lens and 220 XL shutter. No focusing needed, auto exposure, backlight control.

MOdOl 771. _ a #YA ^9

6624^2 9*160 00 ................Your Cost **7-*79.90

(20) CHINON SILENT MOVIE PROJECTOR. Dual 8 shows super 8 and regular 8. f/1.5 1830mm zoom lens, variable speed control. Model 84000 ___________

6624)1-1 *160 00 Tour Cosl9999r- *89.90

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resistant 420 denier nylon trimmed in leaH^or. So^ cases equipped with wheels Khaki and Burgundy. ^

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587S37S4 $100 00 Khaki 587S375-2 $100.00 Burgundy

SCARRV ON DUFFLE BAO 7S327-5 $70.m Khaki 567S333-3 $70 00 Burgundy m SHOULDER TOTE 587S329-1 $4000Khakl 5878-331 7 $40 00 Burgundy22

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Vour CostMBSB-$17.16 Vour Cost $664-$17.96

(9) 45" OARMENT BAO.

5878-328 3 $80 00 Khaki Vour Cost $444. $39.90

587S334-1 $80 00 Burgundy Vour Cost 844M-- mSo

o PARKER 75 STERLINO SILVER PENIPENCIL SET. -5840035^9 $150 00 ...........Vour Coal S8S9Q $84 97

(11) PARKER 75 LAOUE PENiPENCIL SET.

W40034 2 $80 00 ...........Vour Cosl848S0- $4E80

(12) CROSS BLACK MATTE PEN/PENCIL SET.

S80(M)09-2 $35 00 .. ..............VourCosl849M-$1949

SeOOOKM) $17 SO Pan Only..........Vour^vetWT S 5

(18) CROSS CHROME PrtlPENCIL SET. "

5WW0l 9p 00_ Vour Cost SSBiOr-$12.99

580DO027$ll00PanOmy...........Vour CoalBBSr-96.49

(14) *^NCHERO' CLUTCH PURSE. Triple Iramed change purse, credit card holder.

58800350 825 75 VourCosl4!tf.|9J7

(15) BUROUNOV TRIPLE FRAME CLUTCH PURSE

5880113-5 $26 25 Vour CoslBW. $9.97

(16) "RANCHERO" TRI-FOLD. Credit card and picture case 58800400 $21.00 ..................Vour CoslOttBT-$7 J7

(17) RANCH HIDE" TRI FOLD.

5880O61 $21.00 ...^ .............Vour Cost 8H:9-$;J7

(1M^ POCKETSPLUS! tITES BV DVNAHIC CLASSICS.

Made o1420 denier nylon, vinyl iMCked. with pockets-a-plenty 9 studded lost on boflom to pirotoci bags Clear plastic on piping. (or wear-tre durabdity Washabio interiors. Heavy plastic zippers Navy with Navy trim ' (1U MUUT PURPOSE.>SUIT OAJMENT BAG.

SB26093-3 $59 95 Vour Cost S8P98-$29 94

27" PULLMAN. Also available in blue.

562E954 1 848 95 Vour Cost 09P98-$19.97

VourCosl-694r $1 VourCost46r $1

(19) CARRV-ON.

5626-952 5 $39 95 .......

(20) FLIGHT BAG.

6826-951-7 $32 95 .......

(21) TRAVEL TOTE.

5626-950-9 $22.95 ........ . Vour Cost 64589 $1-

Cffl^F^T FLITE 49" BROWN GARMENT BAG

501)6-900-5 $127 50 ........ Your Coil I94.$r IT

3) HERfTAGE 4" BROWN LEATHER ATTACHE. Frahzen i bination locks, two-tile (older with pockets. Polyurettiani teooi.

5698001-4 $150 00 ....... . Vour Cost $188 99- $74

4) HERITAGE 3h" LEATHER AHACHE^pV^owr

leather in brown with brass corners, combination locks del interior.

56980030 $170.00 , . Vour Cost $199 TV $71-

burgundv top zip wvelope po

TOLIO. Polyurethane with leather touch points, large inie compartments, organization panel

0878-407-5 $29.95 .......... Vour Cost $94-90-$t(

S^*JS0NITE burgundv flapped envelope PC FOLK). Top carry handle and detachable leather shou ' with leather touch points

5878-4083 $4A95........... your Cost $3489- $2^

(27)PflRE CARDIN TRAVEL KIT. Quilled ^y Stt^16 6^)val ^ tissue case. 5" change purse, IV puli-at

5860-0200 $24 00 Vour Cost $498f -$l<

) JIMCO 55 BRASS SWING ARM FLOOR AMP. Polished antique brass column and rass base plus the convenience of swing arm sign. 3-way lighting, ivory soft pleat shade. 90-008-5$96.99 ... .YourCostWrtT-$59.99

2) SAMSONITE PILLOW SEAT CHAIR. Mattes (3) below in camel/chamois vinyl padding )d baked enamel frame. Pair.

384-044-3$65.95 ... .YourCost$44:96 $39.90

3) SAMSONITE 34* SQUARE TABLE. Cashable vinyl camel/chamois table top com-nes with enamel finished frame. Folds to tore.

384-043-5 $38.95 .... Your Cost $22.97

4) 30 FINISHED WOODEN BAR STOOL 2

hick padded foam seat. Black.

>321-001-9 $14.95 Your Cost $44dtf-$9.97

5) FLIP CHAIR BED. Toast.

3331-001-7 $59.95 .... Your Cost $46f-$39.97

6) COSCO OVERSIZED BAR STOOL. Oversized eat with tufted back and 2 diameter support >haft. Chevron tweed.

5322-074-5 $100.00 ... Your Cost $9fl<r-$59.90

(7) BRASS-PLATED DELUXE VANITY TABLE.

With glass top and see-thru shelf.

2846-014-5 $85.00 .... Your Cost $54:96 $44.90

(8) DELUXE EMPRESS CHAIR. Use with (7) above. Includes tufted cushion.

2846-015-2$40.00 ... .YourCost$34:96-$19.90

(9) JIMCO 30 BRASS FINISH TABLE LAMP. Polished antique brass finish, 3-way lighting and ivory fabric soft pleated shade.

6690-011-9 $52.00 .... Your Cost $$4:9r- $29.99

(10) JIMCO GLASS ACCENT LAMP. 20 glass hexagon with earthtone silk flowers, brass base and ivory soft pleated shade. 3-way lighting.

002-8 $34.95.... Your Cost $:96-- $16.90

(11) MOBILITE BRASS-FINISHED PIANO LAMP. Adjusts to 17 high on swivel mounted dual arm.

6732-033-3 $45.00 .... Your Cost $29:99-- $24.99

(12) KEN-TECH DELUXE LED ALARM CLOCK.

Easy to read blue/green LED display, battery power reserve, 24-hour memory alarm, drowse bar, up front chrome keyboard control panel. Mail coupon to Ken-Tech for a $3.00 rebate good thru 12/31/85.

3160-002-6 $14.95.....Your Cost $44:9-$9.99

(13) LINDEN ALSACE TRADITIONAL CARRIAGE CLOCK. Accurate quartz movement in brushed gold-tone case highlighted by bright gold-tone posts, handle, features sunburst silver-tone dial with spun gold-tone ring. Bat

tery not included. 3126-1

s..^J-174-6$30.75 ... .YourCost$84:97-$19.99

(14) LINDEN QUARTZ IMPERIAL TAMBOUR MANTEL CLOCK. Quartz striking movement counts the full hour and once on the half hour. Laminated walnut finish case, goldtone bezel, brushed silvertone dial, sweep second hand. 17x8 Vi.

3126-148-0 $117.75 ... Your Cosf$69:96-$59.99

(15) CITIZEN WALL CLOCK. Woodgrain case with corners bound in gold tone, metalized brushed gold dial, full Arabic numerals, step-motion second hand, glass crystal. 11-7/8x12-5/8.

3108-006-2 $40.00 .... Your Cost $84:94-- $21.94

(16) NEW HAVEN MAPLETON QUARTZ CLOCK. 12 square maplewood case with fuli numeral dial.

3110-079-5$27.95 ... .YourCost$49:96-$14.90

(17) ELGIN ROOSEVELT II. Quartz Westminster chime movement. Solid wood cabinet with walnut finish. Parchment dial. Quartz pendulum movement. 17x11. 3240-043-4 $62.00 .... Your Cost$49:97-$39.99

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(0 DAZEY 11SS WATT HAIR ORVBL WHti toucti n tW ad-fuatabia hood. Uaa with aH aiza roNara. Modal H0S1. MaH coupon to Oaza* for a $6.00 ratwla.

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mCONAM TRUE REFLECTIONS* UQHTEO MAKE-UP MM-ROR. Comacl Hghtod mirror. Modal 0R2. Mail coupon to Con-air for a S&OO robalo plua a S6.00 BONUS.

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(111 QEJfOME SENTRY* SMOKE ALARM WM MMl^^CcTiiOMCK)^^

2201. Mall coupon to Poilonoi for a $10.00 robalo good thru flrSGMB.

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COFFEE UNDER-TME-CAEINET 1(M:UP OHJITAL COF-AKEA. Nrowr dMign saves more space iigWal clock/timer starts automatically. Model UTOw I' ..uport to Mr. Collee for a $10.00 rebate good.tnru 6{3m

>25-5 $79 95 .................Your Cost lia.tr $56.92

RESTO UMOEA CABINET CAM OPENEA PLUS. 'RClu^ bottle and |ar opener. Mail coupon to Presto lor a $3 00

;e good thru 12^1/85. _________

t ini.i$90Q<i ..............YourCoslA**B-$12.99

RESTO* ABOVEALL" T0A8TEAABAANEA. Toasts 2 1 of broad, or warms foods. 1000 watts o t heating tubas. Mounts under kitchen cabinet. Model

lO Mail coupon to Presto lor a $7 JO rebate.____

MOM $86.98 .................Your Cost $H.8r- $29.88

COAL 3BCUP ALmNM COFFEE UAN. Bfew^'"^ ly and shuts off automatically. Aluminum Model K7036^

00e-2$4195 .............Your Cost StPif-$24.90

SUNBEAM 8ILVEA8TONE*

elsin flnishad exterior and "''po;'*?'

; Mall coupon to Sunbeam for a $3.00 rebate plus s $3.00

t).^2$43 96 ...........Your Cost $8#!9B-$28.99

ORESTO 11 ELECTA1C FAY PAN. e and Diamond Cast" non-stick Interior With Preslo Con-

Master* heat control Model 06810 __________

0BtS3S9B . Your CoSt98*W-$19.90

T0A8TMA8TEA 2-SLICE PASTAY TOASTER. Feat^ures termind" automatic heal with moisture ng color gauge for toast or frozen foods and t^ged crumb Also with acfiustabie slot widths Mor^l BIX

-. 2-077-at34S0 ..........Your Cost IHw-$19.90

OAZEY COFFE. WUF A BEVEAAOE ^ur favorite beverages: collee, lea, cocoa, soup at pertect 'Iking temperature. Use your Isvorlle cup. any cup^ hor

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c ne! office or ihopi ev^^^ a'hot beverage is enjoyyf^ KH)62 2$14.90 ................Your Cost IMB-$699

(9) PRESTO FRYOADDY- ELECTRIC DEEP FRYER. Makes 4

generous servings with just 4 cups of oil. Easy

and store Great for sizzling up favorite family foods. Model

$41 98 ......'low Cost $flM*- $19.99

presto ORANPAPPY ELECTRIC DEEP FRYER. 6 cup

3886^9$47 98 .................Your Cost iOBr-$24.94

(tO) EMERSON HIGH PERFORMANCE PROGRAMMABLE MICROWAVE OVEN. 700 watts and 1 35 cu. ft. capacity. 18-lunclion, pad programmability, 11 variable power levels. 2-stage memory cooking, auto defrost, auto start, 100-mlnute timer, digital clock/display. Model AT13M. ______

3640004 2 $399.95 ..............Your Cost 9849.98 $199.96

(111 BUSH MICROWAVE OVEN CART. Accommodates moot full-size ovens on spacious top surface. Two storage shelves. Acrvlic coated, golden oak vinyl finish. Dual wheel casters.

29-4"Hx25tt Wx1954' D. Model M823. __________

6766-906-3 $64.95 .................Your Cost 999.9T- $36.97

(ia I^NSEY CONTINUOUS CLEAN BAKERIBROIL^. Kishbutton operation and rotary thermostat control makes meal preparation a snap. Bakes, broils and top browns. Features continuous cleaning Interior Model 76M. _ 3796037-4 $83 96 ................Your Cost 949*7-$39B9

(13) MUNSEY BELGIAN WAFFLER. Fast response tubular type healing elements in non-stick arid lor even heat d strItwtOT. Pre-set thermostatic control. Waffles In 3-5 minutes. Model

3796-039-0 $29 95 ................Your Cost964:96-$19.99

MUNSEY BELGIAN WAFFLER. Larger heating element than

unit above Model BW4.

37d6-0444) 95 ............Your Cof 1$34.90

(14) RIVAL STEAMERrtUCE COOKER. Steams up to 8 cups of rice With a light to signal the end of the cooking cycle. Great

lor vegetables or seafood Model 4456 ____

3940-074-2 $52.95 .................Your Cost99f .87 $28.97

(15) PROCTOR SILEX TOASTER OVEN/BROILER. Ckzminuous Clean; bakes, broils and toasts up to 1 ^

Mall coupon to Proctor Silex for a $6 00 rebate good thru

MM^-7$76 95 ...............Your Cosl446i99-$39.97

(16) HAMILTON BEACH MILK SHAKE MAKER. Mix drinks pancakes, sauces, eggs, etc. Enjoy ice-cream parlor stylejnllk shakes at home In minutes. Model 727. Mail coupon to

Hamltton Beach for a $4.00 rebate. 0

3700.116393995 ...........YOur CoSt984.9r- $21.99

' (17) WARINO ICE CREAM PARLOR. Makes a cubes and table salt. Add-lnoredient feature. Model CF520-1.

Mail coupon to Waring for a $5.00 relate. _____

4132-01Q-2$46.99 .................YourCost4e4:9B-$22.90

(18) WARINO 7-SPEEO BLENDER. 7 sp^s, 3 blOTd speeds. Shaller-proof 5h:up pitcher with removable

base. 2-oz. measuring cup insert. Model BL117-6.____

4132-041-7 $35 99 . .............Your Cost 949.96- $14.90

(19) kitchIn-aid super deluxe,

heavy duty mixing needs Complete with 5K)uart 1fe*5 steel mixing bowl, flat beater and whip. Positive boed im ar^ automatic rotation makes operation simple and easy. White.

37^$S79.95 ..............Your Cost994ft96-$229.90

(20) WEAR-EVER POPCORN PUMPM". ^ures^ and drops It In. With butter melter attachmentJModel 73m Mall coupon to Wear-Ever (or a $3.00 rebate good thru 12/31/85 Ai'tfUWi.T ds .................Your Cost 112.97

(21) HAMILTON BEACH 6-SPEED FOOD PROCESSOR 9 JUICER Features optional non-stop feed and momentary on/off switch. Includes juicer atiachmenL strainer, steel cut ting knife and reversible shredder/sHcer disc. Six pushbutton spMds. Model 712AL. Mall coupon to Hamilton Beach for a

3712!w't95.95 .................Your CosF99tr-$46.99

ALUMINUM COOKWARE WITH ULVERSTONE* . Pofcelain-clad extariors. Includes 1-qurt 2-quart covered sauce pans. 5V4 quart Dutch oven, 9" and 11" open fry pans.*liV5eW. e r - Cos:*^ *69.97

1 KETTLE. This sleek, Vanguard-style lea kettle

in the Linex design, is constructed ol porcelain enamel on *'*' bfown detail.

2686^)88-2$1900 ..................VourCotl6SMr.MB7

(3) "LINEX" BURNER COVER. A coordinSlng and^X accessory lor your stove. 10" porcelain enamel on steel cover protects your electric burners when not in use. Covers are ^shwMher safe and come attractively gift boxed. Vanilla vrith tKOwn 06sipn.

2686-090-8 S7.S0....................VourCott8MWita.M

W 8" LIN BURNER COVER. Ptatect your electric burners w^n not in use, with these attractive porcelain enamel on stMl covers, 8 cover In vanilla with brown are dishwasher safe and coma in a colorful gift box.

2686"069"0 l.50....................Your Cotl44sMK 13.00

m FIVE-R1ECE MIXING BOWL SET. StaiZtTshTTq^ *' Dishwasher safe.

2708020-9*22.95 ..................Your CaslBSST-M a?

(8) HI^RK 2-OUART SOLID COWER TEA KmLtSolld"o^ handle. Tarnish resistant.

2686m)63'5 $14.05.................. Voor Cosl4060M7 07

!? 8-WECE STAINLESS STEEL SET. Staintoss

* dllfusltg core In between. Set In-

porci The I

ElOHT-PtECE PIN STRIPED CAST ALUMINUM COOKWARE REGAL. This set, constructed of heavy cast aluminum, has telain clad exteriors and DuPont SilverStone* interiors set consists of a t-quart and 2-quart covered sauce pan, a

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5Vi-quart covered Dutch oven, and a 9" and 11" open fry oan 2874-1060*174.75 ................Your Cost SWOB-*89

.97

(9) 12" GOURMET PAN. Poiished exterior. SilverStorie* interior by DuPont with extra heavy aluminum and heat resistant

Shenolic handle.

974-101-5 *12.50 ................... Your Coattl.tS ts M

<10) 10 GOURMET PAN. ^.osi-aeior ss.ea

2874-100-7*10.95 ...................Your CostS9.99 13 99

(11) 8W" GOURMET PAN. louri.osierw'w.w

2874-099-1*9.50 .................. Your Coat 94 99-92 99

(12) 12-PIECE WOK SET. Deluxe 14 Oriental w^l w^

(15) LinONWARE 7-PIECE STARTER SET. Consists of spatte n stemer cover, 1-quart casserole with cover, reverslbl bKon/meat tray, 2-cup single serving bowl with saucernrivr lid and muffin pan.

2742-0060*3295 .................Your CoelS8409-*19.9

wood handles includes a 10" diameter chronie-plated cookirig ome-plated tempura rack, 100 bamboo

ring, 13" diameter chrome-f

Skewers, 7 rice paddle, 14" cooking chopsticks, wood skimmer. Chinese recipe booklet.

2686041-1*22 95 ........ Your Coal 94W^3 97

M3) REVEREWARE 9-PIECE COPPER CLAD COOKWARE SET

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tn* yiLri '?"0<'AVE 44MJART CASSEROLE WITH DIVID

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2742-00^3 $14.95............ Youf CoatH0 tO 0

l2u CASSEROLE WITH DIVIDEO SERVINt

DISH COVER. From freezer to oven to table. Parted for cool fhesting your favorite foods.

2742"999>2$7.95............... Your Catl 0ii0^ 14 0

f* X'CROWAVE IH-OUART CASSEWLEV^h wa* "iJ"PSS? "'"O dish cover

2742-002-5*995 ....................Your Cost 8904--*5.9

Stainless steel with copper bottoms that saves energy by spreading the heat quicxly and unlfonnly, and allows you to cook with low heat Set includes 2-quart and 3^juart covered

avl W J .T VWfV in UVIWE. _ ______

ciuott: 2 0od 3Hju0ft covertd otucopans, Dutch

pyen. IV^-quart double boiler insert, 7" and 9" skilk

2886-045-0*12995 ................Your Cost SSAiSB-999.90

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saucepans, 4W-quart covered Dutch oven, IW-quart double boiler Insert, 7" and 9" open skillets. Easy to clean.

28864)37-7*12995 ................Your Cost S94!9B-*89 90

(14) CORNING SPIECE MICROWAVE VERSATILITY SEtS plete with 1-quart covered all-purpose dish, 24-oz. covered oval casserole and 1-quart covered cook and measure. 2640-145-5*19.95 .................Your Cost 94W9T-*12.97

BACON/MEAT RACK WITh . I E'0'"*a^''9 designed grooved surtaci A" A*" Shaped to fi

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.ITEB COBMIMO TMEWlOE- Supartor Iharmal affl-Taar iMwragaa rtfain original lampmrtura for houra.

S lop llda aaala m tamparalura and praranla apllla.

2i .13-1 $19.96.................YoocCoal944fr $12J7

VIABK MARBLE CHEEBEBOARD. Gray and hila marbia j aaa doma. 3 rubbar faal. Maaauraa 8" high. S"

296B076-7$11B6................. .YourCdrtABrtf $8J9

(M HNBARK MARBLE CHEESE BLfCER. Bullt-m atalnlMa atael wira chaata cuitar. Gray and hila marWa. BM" diamalar.

2686074-2 $12.96...................YarCoa*<B!tr$8JB

(M HIMARK OVER-TMEMK CWTTIMO BOARD. Bufchar bloch atyla with non-akld lel-coatad handiaa. Fita ainka up lo 20" wkl#

26860760 $7.95.................... Coal8Mr-$4J7

(101 COFFERTOHE 6TIER HANOIMQ BABKETS. 3 aaa-lhru coppaetona maah baahata llh link chain and hangar. 11x6", 9x9". 7x4".

26a6044-3$696 ....................Your Coal BAMF'$2S7

(11) BEYMOUR BARONEBB IROHIHO TABLE. DuraNa aldad T-lag conatructlon lor ataWllty and vanlad slaal lop. Chooaa tha righi halghi for Ironing lih Infinlla halghl ad)uatmani. 2956004-2 ................. $12.97

(12) BILICOHE IROHIMO BOARD COVER A FOAM FAD. Scorch-raalstant, haal-raflacling covar and foam pad. Flla standard tabiaa.

2696003-7 $4 96 ....................Your Coal BBsBT $1.99

(1$) WICKER UPRIGHT HAMPER. Foam cushioned lop douMas as a bathroom barrch. Vanlllatad Interior. Measures 20x12x28.

2712001-3 $27.95 Broam...........YourCoal649:9B-$15.97

27120120$27.96 WhMa Your Coal64906* $1697

(1G BATH SCALE. Completa your coordinated accassorles with bath acale that gives raight In pounds or kilograms.

Wipes clean. ____

2906067-3 $18.95 Brown............Your Coal6*tOT-$9.97

29060764 $16.99 WhHa.............Your Coal 64tOf-$9J7

(IS) RUBBERMAID LAUNDRY BASKET. Rugged construction holds heavy loads without sagging or buckling Non-snag finish Rectangular.

29160290 $6.49....................Your Coal64Wr-$2.99

(19) SUNBEAM ECLIPSE DKUTAL SCALE. Modal 9786

28860062 $30.99 .................Your Coal 869.9-$18J7

(17) SOFT BATHROOM SEAT. Heavy gauge vinyl over thick foam cushion. Wipes clean. Available In decorator colors.

27740070 $15.99 WWla.............Your Coal B44!H-$907

27740063 $15.90 Bkia..............Your CoeHWT $997

2774000-1 $15.90 Brown............Your Coat OaatOa* $997

27740100 $15 90 Beige.............Vour Coal 449a* $997

(1) BABY SUSAN' . Revolving baby food organizer holds 27 jars of baby food.

222<WX)1-fl $12.95...................YoufCottW.IB.t799

(2) HANKSCRAFT ELECTRIC FEEOINQ DISH. With 3 separate compartments.

210(W377$27 96 ..................Your CostWBcBB--tlAW

13) MANKSCRAFT STEAM VAPORIZER. Full gallon for up to 10 flours of operation.

2100035-1 $15.95 Vouf Cost ttB.Br $7.99

(4) MY CHAIR* . A portable hooK^m baby seat that goes anywhere. Seat adjusts as child grows from 6 months old to 40 lbs. Folds to carry.

22200020 $17.95 Your CostOtO.W' $9.99

(5) MUSICAL TOILETTE TRAINER. Wind-up music box keeps child entertained.

2244-054 9 $17.95 Your Cost BtBM--$10.W

(6) OERRY* OSURE EXPANSION GATE. With exclusive 4-point locking action.2084-005-4 $19.95 Your Cost BWiW. $11.96

(7) PRIDE TRIMBLE RAINBOW BEARS HIGH CHAIR. Sturdy, wide-stance steel frame Large plastic tray wipes clean easily Heavy-duty combination waist/crotch restraining system Comfortably padded seat and back with large motif. Converts to youth or utility chair

2244-944-1 $49.95 ............... Tour Cost S8946 $34 99

(8) OMNI CARRIAGEfSTROLLER. The new stroller that converts to a carriage in seconds. Let baby sleep while you stroll or let him sit up. Flipwer handle also lets you face baby or lets him see forward in both the stroller and carriage rrwdes. The most versatile stroller or carriage yet! Also folds up in seconds for storage or travel. Large storage basket. Shock absorbers for a smooth ride and 5/8" chrome plated tubing. Coordinated canopy with windscreen Over shoulder harness 2150025-1 $76 95 Your Cost H8.W $54 90

m KOLCRAFT BABYS FIRST TOUCH. Sturdy shell with muttl-posltlon handle, padded, with play center attached to entice baby

2144-028-4 $29.95 Your Cost $a4t98'. $19.99

(10) KOLCRAFT TOT RIDER YYITH "FUP N GO" SHIELD. Just fl the shield into place

2144J)27-6 $19 95 Vour CosL$4&W $12.96

(11) PRIDE TRIMBLE BOOSTER SEAT. 4' and 6" seat levakons to grow with child

2244-066-9 $10 95 yog, 86W- $6 96

(12) CENTURY SUPER SPORT HIGH BACK WALKER. Wide base, wrap-around plastic tray and racy striped high-back seat for sporty look.

.................Your Cost 884M-$29.90

(13) PRIDE TRIMBLE PRIDE RIDE CAR SEAT. Buckles easily Into any car without additional mounting straps. Seat adjusts to four positions, from upright seating to reclining. Padded 2244-086-3$59 95 VourCosU467.$39 90

(14) PRIDE TRIMBLE RAINBOW BEAR PLAYARD. 40x40^lay area. Double drop sides with safely lock spreaders. Padded top rails upholstered In vinyl. All steel construclton with padded twpin legs Nylon mesh side netting. Pius llberflll cloth pad. No pinch top rail caps with padded covers

2244-943-3 $79.95 .................Your Cost864W-156.96

(15) GERRY BABY SAFETRONICS INTERCOM. Lets you listen in on baby while you move freely around the house. Indoors or outdoors.

^-2^995 .................YourCosMW:fr-$24.99

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[1) Bl-CK OECKEN 7^*" CMCUUM SAW. IVi HP 2 yW

M(xM 730e.

-4137.95 .......................YogtC4l29.IO

:m boy 2-OUTLET cobo reel. Orwig# case with two d outlets and a circuit breaker plus rewird knob, -ly cord. Model 888.

511896.................Your CoetSMttr-11897

dH 2 SPEE0 REVERSINQ CORDLESS DRILL. 100 and 'orward or reverse. Charges In 3 hours. Model 2003.

>4 S49 99 ......... .......Your Coel898Wr-129.97

'.K S DECKER ORILIJDRtVER'* W" REVERStNO DRILL xWORIVER. Cordless tor convenient use anywhere. I int rachargar keeps tool ready to use. Holster with I Storage compartment Includes 14", 3/18" and 3/32 . plus Phillips WKl slolted screwdriver bits keyless Ratchet lock tor extra torque.

-0939 95 .................YeyrCosl88*9T-929J

MEL VARIABLE SPEED DELUXE MOTO-TOOL KIT.

000 rpm to select the right speed tor cutting, sanding, 3, grinding, drilling and shaniening. Model 3701. ^9900 96 Your Cost S8BWT-944.97

v-K S DECKER MEAT-M4TRIP OUN. Removes layers ot

1 Cleans to the wood. Gets Into delicate areas Special ry for working near glass.

8934.95 .................Your Cost SEB.ST- 92894

KER HOT MELT GLUE OUN. Bonds a wide variety ot In seconds. Reliable solid state circuitry lor more ding and a better, strortger, more conslsleni bond. Uses ameter hot melt glue sticks. Feed mechanism iically controls acRteslve How Silicone sleeve prevents ck up. Sturdy wire ttWHj ieti the ttend erect on the ible. Spring tension nozzle lor precise glue How. Mall to Parker tor a 93.00 rebate good thru 12/31/M.

11 7919.95 .................Your Cost 912,97

(8) WOODS WIRE W CORD REEL WITH TROUBLE LIGHT 8 OUTLET. tSgauge. 3<onductor.

4488013891995 .................Your Coei1C9r-914.97

(9) SO-DRAYYER CABINET. Made with rugged all steel trame in baked enamel tinish. With 50 see-thru transparent drawers and carrying handle Measures 14-7/8x13-1/8x8\4". 4208007-9922.79 .................Your Cost 9*fWr-91897

(10) TOOL MATE 8 Slots lor 22 ditlorent tools. Five storage welts and a iumbo tray tor large Items. 8 drawers lor storing small parts.

42080087914 ..................Your Coat tIBWr. 9887

(11) COOPER GROUP 8PIECE TOOL SET IN ROLL CASE. Convenient tool pouch is partect around the home and otilce. Slocked with a Plumb Servall hammer, a Lutkin Unllok 25' measuring tape. Crescent ad|ustable wrench, combination pliers and Bridgeport* mechanics round and Phillips screwdrivers.

4322-9481929.......... Your Cost 998c9T-922.97

(12) X-ACTO DELUXE KNIFE SET A TOOL CHEST. Precision tools In lilted wooden chest.

4492003-1939 .................Your CoslSaPWr-924.97

(13) X-ACTO KNIFE SET. Knivos, handles and blades In wooden chest Model 5082.

4492-001-5912.50 ...................YeurCosl99.9r 97J9

(14) BLACK 9 DECKER DUSTBUSTER CORDLESS VACUUM" Recharges continuously in Its own base and Is always ready to use Unit mounts on wall near any outlet. Model 9330. Mail coupon to Black & Decker lor a .00 rebate good thru 12/31/M 43608383929.................Yourd(MlSB9!9r-922J4

(15) BLACK 9 DECKER COLLECTOR". Features last pick-up lor those big clean-up jobs. Includes an 18 cord. Model 7S.

43680584944..................Your Coel 8M.98- 934J0

(19) HIRSH HEAVY-OUTY STORAGE SHELVES. Wobble-lree construction with heavy-duty side and back braces.

4402815-4 919 ................Your Cost 949*7* 912.97

(17) KIDOE HALON FIRE EXTINGUISHER. Modem lire protection lor expensive appliances: TV, VCR, computer and other delicate electronic optical and mechanical equipment. Mail coupon to Kidde lor a 00 rebate good thru 6/30/M.

44128482929..................YourCel.984*PS19LB7

(1M BLACK 9 DECKER BENCHTOP TW BAND SAW. Variable speed. 45 degree tilt table, guides. Model 9422. Mail coupon to Black 9 Decker lor a 910.00 rebate good thru 12/31/M. 4368063-49M.................Your Coet99489-999.90

(19)TRAQ AIR COMPRESSOR. Heevy duty deluxe 200 PSI compressor emergency lighting with yellow/red inters with steady and Hashing lighta, two storage compartments, heavy duty eiectric motor. Runs on 12 volt D.C., Irom your cigarette lighter. Permanent magnet motor, built In PSI gauge and In-HataMe accassorles. Mail coupon to Traq lor a 95.00 rebate good thru 12niM5.

14108508939..................Your Coat 999T-92987

(20) BLACK 9 DECKER RECHARGEABLE SPOUIGHTER.

Stores In its own charging unit so you have light when you need It. Two-position switch and 1.5 hour charge. Model 9360. Mail coupon to Black & Decker lot a 93.00 rebate good thru 12/31/M.

43680618926.........................YourCoel919J7

(21) FIRST ALERT RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT. Model

FL-18 Mail coupon to PIttway lor a 92.00 rebate good thru 12ni/M

38480280 919. ...............Your Coat 944l9P'91087

FIRST ALERT DELUXE RECHARGEABLE FLASHLIGHT. Model FL-20. Mall coupon to Pittway lor a 92.00 rebate good thru 12i)1.

38480218921 .................Your Coal SlBiBf'91287

(1) CAMEL SXr NYLON BACKPACK TENT. 3-way zlp-screwi door with storm flap.

1 lOWXJM S19.96............... . . Your CootBaAM-- I1SJ0

(2) CHAR-BMML OAS CART QRILL 504 square Inches of cooking area. Redwood side shelves, automatic Ignition, accessories Included.

l06(M}3-g$240.96 ..............YeurCeetOtOiJ-1189.94

(3) DP SUPER BRUTE TABU TENN TABLE W' stai)lei>ly lop, all-steel understructure. Folds to store.

115<W)8M $119.06........ YourCeol99M--979J0

(4) CROSMAN PUMPMA8TER BB/PELLET RIFLE BB repoeter, single shot pellel rifle with cross bolt safety. 200 BB reservoir. 113DOOBA 129.96 ................Yeur CeattOIM-828.94

(5) CROSMAN .m CAUBER PELLET/BB REPEATER AIR RIFLE Handy In-stock storage compartment: swlngnip butt plate. Convenient, effective cross-bolt safely. Receiver magazine holds 21 SB's; 106 more In reservoir. Positive slide bolt action. Easy4oadlng clip holds four .177 caliber pellets. Authentically-styled magazine designed to store extra pellel clips. Single-pump action, for less time between shots. And all the power you need - up to 450 fpsi Solid steel barrel. Authenllc-loohing front sight, flash guard, carrying handle/rear sight.

1130B63-1$4795 .................YeurCeetSS9irS84J0

m DELUXE TABU TENNIS SET. Four 5i>ly paddles with wrap-pad grip, 72 competition size not. six balls, dispenser and pouch.

1282-00B4 $25.95 .................Your CeatSSSiOf'S1E97

(7) CROSMAN C02 PELLETS. Five C02 power-pellets per peck. Zinc plated to prevent rust.

113(W15$2.95....................YourCeat89HBS1.79

(S) CROSMAN PREMIUM GRADE SB'S. 2500 count. 1130-040B$2.96....................Yeur Cost ISHB*SI.79

(9) CROSMAN .in CALIBER PELLETS. 250 per pack In reusable plastic belt pack.

1130014-2 $1.49.....................YeurCoetOtrtr-SJO

(10) CROSMAN POWERMATIC BB PISTOL. Automatic repeater shoots as last as you can pull the trigger. 80 shots per 002 powerlet.

1130011-8829.96 .........t.......YourCeslSB4r-S19J7

(11) VXP. SWISS ARMY KNIFE 5 tools.

1344017-7810.96 ...................YourCeet4SMf-SS97

(12) THERMOS 1-QUART STAINLESS STEEL VACUUM BOTTLE Stainless steel construction, cupfcap and screw-down stopper.

1280056-5 $42.06 .................YourCeet8B994>-S24B4

1280002-9 $39.96 Pint.............Your Ceet48S<9t'$28.94

(18) MARKSMAN SNOOTIN DARTE .177 caliber air pistol shoots BB S and pellets. With 12" double-sido dart board and .177 caliber darts.

13200004829.95 .................YeurCeeUIES S1E90

(14) FRANKLIN FLOCKED DART BOARD. 18" diameter with six deluxe brass darts.

1198-111-5819.96 .................YeurCeat944r-S12J7

(18) SPALDING TOP FLITE WHITE GOLF BALLE Special

package of 15.

1050011-6 81E00.................YourCoel*4:4r-S1E99

(IS) SPALDING TOP FLITE ORANGE GOLF BALLE Pack of 15

in high-vislbillty orange.

1068013-2 81E00.................YeurCoe1844e4rS1199

(17) SPALDING TOP FLITE YELLOW GOLF BALLE Pack of 15. 1068-0630 $18.00.................Your Ceal 8*4:47-SI ESS

(IS) BAG BOY AUTOMATIC GOLF CART. Equipped with 12" tiraa, adjuatable handle.

10400028 $99.05 .................Your CeetOPPM SSE90

(19) WILSON K-28 THRU-PIECE WOOD SET. Sat includes 1.3. and 5 woods, fore-welghtsd with solid ebony finish.

1452-137-1 $99 05 .................Yeur Cost484-899J4

(20) WILSON K-2S EIGHT-PIECE MEN'S IRON SET. 38 Irons plus pitching wedge. Weighted, with contoured sole and over-the-hoael shaft.

1452-1388814995 ..............Your Ceel84998B-8119.90

(21) PENN ULTRA BLUE RACOUETBALLE Can of 2. High performance.

13800048 83.00 ...................YourCeel Si9rS1J9

(22) WILSON "MONTANA FOOTBALL. Genuine leather cover, double strength lining.

1452-177-7818.95 .................YourCeel 8*484-SI E94

(28) LEACH FLEX RACOUETBALL RACKET. Glass filled nylon racquet with leather grip.

1150067-6818.96 ..................Your Ceel4488P-89.97

(1) JOQQINO/EXERCISE SUIT. Soil and pliable vinyl relalna Body heat to create sauna effect and shed excess body moisture. Fully elasllcized waist, cults and ankles. t004-06(W*8.95...................YoufC*al**rSS.

(2) WESTBENO* TOTAL GYM* PRO EXERCISE SVBTEM. More than 70 different exercises can be perfonned on th Pro* that trim, tone and strengthen the entire body Oar It at a shape up system or as a training system for tennis, racquet-ball, golf, skiing, swimming and other sports Includes a built-in weight frame, standard leg cuff and illuatratad exerciaa

chart Model 42023 _

1457002-2 $349.95 ..............Your Coal MBBiB*' I24BJ4

(3) DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS EXERCISE BIKE. Sturdy, welded tubular steel frame. Adjustable caliper brakeaand handlebars 20" bicycle wheel with 18" floor base for additional atablllly. With speedometer, odometer and timer.

1150078-21119.95 ................YourCoat8*-fT4.B*

(4) DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS BODYTOHC 300 ROWBR. Inatanl , ly converts from horizontal rowing machino to verifoal multF gym. Hydraulic cylinders adjust to different levela resistance. Folds for easy storage'

11500760115995 ..........Your Cool 04'ttir.BP^

(5) JUMPKING MINI-TRAMPOLINE. Sturdy Steal frame with vinyl cover and strong nylon webbing With six tubular steel

legs each capped with non-skid, non-marring rubber tips, and high-tension springs.

1444-004-4 $20.05 .................Your Cost 810.0 $18.90

(Of DP FREE HANDS. Fastens around the wrist with hook and loop closure. Weight cover made of 520 denier nylon.

118M01 5$10.06..................Your Coal 80*r-$8.96

(7) DP ANKLE/1MMBT WEIOHT. One pair of extra-heavy vinyl weigms. each weighing 2Vi lbs. Buckles securely around wrist or ankle. Instructions included.

1190080-1 $10.06............ Your CoslOFM*- $0.08

m 484ULO <100 LftS.) REVOLVING BARBELL SET. 3 size Or-balron* bars, sleevas, and collars.

1190083-5 $34.95 .................YourCosl8*f*f-*24.M

PAW ORBATRON* WEIGHTS.

11900800 S21S ...........Your Cost8tF.0r-$14.07

P OP JUNtOR BARBELL BET. 34" bar, weights and collar.

- plua manual. ^

11900311$10...................YourCoat84e:9r-$U$7

TP CMR09K 10-LB. DIMWBCLLS. Pair of 5-lb. dumbbelfa-and

. .11900880 $34.M ..............Your Cost-84880-$19.00

(III^CHROBK 8LB. DtfMBBELLB. Pair of 3-lb. dumbbella and inetrucllons. ' ^

1190083-2 $10 05 .................Your Cost 848iW' $2.90

(12) HUFFY PRO SHOT I BACKBOARD 8 GOAL. Weatherproof 54x36x1" fiberglass N B A. endorsed backboard, 18 steel goal. "

1988011-5$69.95 .................YoorCol849i8e-$44.04

(13) SPALDING TOP FLITE BASKETBALL. Double wound ny-weave construction with rubber cover and nylon windings. 1402-0800 $23.95 .................Your Col818.8r-$1886

(14) WILSON INDESTRUCTO BASKETBALL. Rod, white and blue bOsketbaU with nylon winding, rubber cover. Official size and weight.

1452-1730$12.96 T...'....... .......YourCel44fttT-$8.97

(18) HUFFY 2-PIECE MOUNTING POLE/EXTENSION ARM. Adjusts 6 to 10' from playing surface. Double support arms provide rigidity.

1588414$79.05 Your Cost 998f-$49.94

(16) DP GVMPAC* 1500. Compact home gym with instant weight aelectlon and leg-lift. lag-curl, and rowing attachment. Use (or yveight lifting, body building, general physical fitness or rehabilitation exercises. Complete with 110 lb, of weight resistance. Easy to Install.

1150093-1 $26995 ..............Your Coal 889B.W - $219.90

ACCESSORY WEIGHTS.

1150071-7 $54 95 .................Your Coal844W8-$39.90

NO MINCHECKS PLEASE

DUE TO SEASONAL NATURE OF ITEMS!

(1) SET OF 3 CHRISTMAS" LACQUER TRAYS. 6S01721195 YourCotl4Mf^M.97

(2) 7 PIECE "CHRISTMAS" LACQUER COASTER SET. Six coasters in matching covered box

4665018-0 51195 Your CostOMP'56.97

(3) BARMATES* ICE BUCKET. Holds 4 trays of cubes. Wine chiller conversion collar

4641001 5 516 95 Red Your Cost444r9r 58.97

4641002 3 516 95 While Your Cost**rtr. 58.97

4641-003-1 516 95 Navy Your CotlS44:9r-58.97

(4) ROSEMARK PIROUETTE BRASS CANDLESTICKS. Pair of 8" candlesticks.

5154-040-9523 95 .................Your CoelSABitf-513.97

(5) BRASS WATER OOBLET.

4571021-7 511 50 ...................Your CoslBF^T-55.97

(8) BRASS WINE QOBLET.

4571020 9 5950 ....................Your Coal 884r-53.97

(7) WREATH TRIVET. Festive silver-plated trivet protects surfaces from hot of cold beverages while it adds a touch of holi day cheer to tabierf' Can alfeo be hung from Its own display hook.

3348-600-2520 00 YourCoet8t4.tr-511.97

(8) PLANTERS* HOLIDAY GIFT PACK. Includes one each 12 oz can Honey Roast Peanuts, 12 oz. can Cocktail Peanuts, and 12 oz. can of Sweet-N-Crunchy

4593-074G 55 99 Your Cost 8fc4P< 54.99^rendWs HolidayT3rightners

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BnnUh't 0ndMor to keep In stock nil ndrnrtltnd mnrchnndlnn. However, ocennionnlly, dun to cinumtlnncnt beyond our control enttnin Items may not be evellaMe. In this case, we will Issue * P'* *'7* on the advertised item or a eompninbln

substitua. No ralncbecks will be ittund on tors, or discontinued mnrchnndHn. II we cannot satlstKlorlly nil rout rninchnck within 90 dnr*, we will give you a 10 pnrcnnt dineount on your next single Hem purchase, excluding star specials and clearance merchandise.

, STORE HOURS: ^

^ Mon. thru Sat. 9 A.M.-9 PM *

ADDRESSES:

Elkin. N.C. 28621 331 Standard Slraat (919) 835-1322 Ntwton, N.C. 28658 U.S. Highway 64-70 East (704) 464-7633 RaMgh, N.C. 27612 Kiddshill Plaza (Ovsrlooking CrabtrtB Vallay Mall)

(919) 781-9710 RaMgh, N.C. 27603 Ral-Lta Shopping Canter Highway 401-70 South (919) 772-0303 WilBon. N.C. 27893 2101 S. TartMro Street (919) 237-4346

WInston SMlBm, N.C. 27107 2610 Patera Creek Parkway (919) 7234)581 WlnMlon Snltm, N.C. 27106 2690 Reynolda Manor Shopping Center (919)724-9236

Chape/ HIII DurhBm, N.C. 27514 1801 Chapel Hill-Durham Blvd. (919) 929-0346 Chapel Hill (919) 493-2421 Durham

CharlottB. N.C. 28210

Tyvola Mall 5343

13 S. Blvd.

(704) 527-7750 Concord, N.C. 28025 210 Cloverleaf Plaza (704) 788-1112 Greensboro, H.C. 27405 1501 East Beasemer Avenue (919) 274-6384

Grnensboro, N.C. 27403 3020 High Point Rd.

(919) 854-1690

AshBvillo, N.C. 28805 Innsbruck Mall (Tunnel Rd.) (704) 254-0864

Burlington, N.C. 27215 3010 South Church Street Edgewood Village

(919) 584-3371

Jacksonvilt, N.C. 28540 New River Shopping Canter 1291 Hargett St.

(919) 347-4411

Boona, N.C. 28607 300 Greenway Road ' Formerly Blue Ridge Shoe Co. (adjacent to Boone Mall)

(704) 264-6373

Salam Roanoke, VA. 24153 Lee-Hi Shopping Center Apperson Drive

(703) 989-6005

Roanoko, VA. 24014 Tanglewood Mall

4001 Avenham Ave., S.W.

(703) 989-3748

Myrtlo Baach, S.C. 29577 3454 W. Highway 501 (803) 293-4135 Myrtle Beach (803) 347-7551 Conway

Kingsport, TN 37660 1505 East Stone Drive U.S. Highway 11 West (615) 24^8115 Gastonia, N.C. 28054 Oak Tree Plaza 1-85 & 401 Cox Road

(704) 861-8267

Salisbury, N.C. 28144 1600 East Innes St.

(704) 638-0340

Columbia, S.C. 29210 Dutch Square Shopping Cnt. Bush River Road (803) 772-6102 Charlaston, S.C. 29407 Ashley Plaza HI-Way 7 & 171 (803) 556-5520

Roanoka Rapids, N.C. 27870 Oakland Shopping Center U.S. Hwy. 158 8 10th St.

(919) 535-1781 Kinston, N.C. 28501 Kinston Plaza Shopping Cents' 2405 N. Heritage St.

(919) 523-7440

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Q So much has been written about the late Ingrid Bergman and her volatile, tempestuous affair with the lateItaliandirectorRt^ertoRosseUim, whamshe later married. Why has nothing been written about her cffair with the famous Italian photographer Robert Capa?Diane L., St. Petersburg, Fla.

A Robert Capa was a Hungarian, bom Endre Friedmann in Budapest in October 1913. He changed his name, became a U.S. citizen and was killed in May 1954 when he ste)}ped on a land-mine in Vietnam while on assignment for Life magazine. Capa was a brilliant, colorful, incurably romantic

photographer with whom Ingrid Bergman fell in love in Paris in 1945. She writes sketchily of him in her autobiography, My Story, published in 1980. In a recent biography, Robert Capa, author Richard Whelan details the Bergman-Capa love affair of 1945-47, when tlw actress was still married to her first husbandDr. Petter Lindstrom, a Swedish dentist-tumed-neurosurgeonand before Roberto Rossellini came into her life.

QI have heard that President Reagan permits his old homosexual friends from Hollywood to spend the night in the White House. Is this so?A A., Las Vegas. Nev.

A The Reagans have never made ones sexual preference a criterion for the extension of White House hospitality.

) Where did Sean Penn and Madonna spend their honeymoon?-^. McCarthy, Springfield, III.

A They spent their honeynnoon in Carmel, Calif.

Q Is Don Regan, the White House chief of staff, a feudist? I read in the newspapers about his feud with Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole and his feud widt BudT McFarlane, the national security adviser, and I wonder if eventually the President will ask James Baker to take back his old Job. Would Baker do it?S.B., Washington. D.C.

A It would be difficult for James Baker to relinquish his position as Secretary of the Treasury and return to the White House as chief of staff. It would be equally difficult for the President to make such a request of him. Once made, however. Baker would probablybut reluctantlyaccept it. He is not a man to turn down the President. Don Regan, 66. is not a feudist, but he is not as well liked as his predecessor. Baker. Somehow, the adjective ruthless invariably arises when .^egan is discussed.

Q Yannick Noah, the French tennis champ from the Cameroons in West Africais he married, and who is his wife? The same information, if you don't mind, about Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the ^sketball ace of the Los Angeles Lakers.Carol McDonald, Detroit, Mich.

A Noah is married to Cecilia Rhode, formerly Miss Sweden. Abdul-Jabbar is not married at this time but for several years lived with Cheryl Pistono, mother of his son Amir, 5. He also has three children by his Muslim ex-wife, Habiba.

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Q Would you happen to know the size of the estate l^ by Rebecca West, the famous English writer, who died two years ago at age 90? I am also interested in knowing if she Ifft anything to Anthony West, the illegitimate son she had M the great novelist H.G. Wells.J.K., New Haven, Conn.

A Rebecca West left an estate valued at about $1.1 million, of which nothing was bequeathed to Anthony West, 71, the son she had by H.G. Wells and from whom she was estranged for years.

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Q Having earned millions from product endorsements, personal appearances and her autobiography, has Mary Lou Retton, who won a gold medal in gymnastics at the I9S4 Olympic Games, lost her amateur status? Will she be able to compete in the 1988 Olympic Games? Or will she settle for marriage?-^argaret King, Montgomery, Ala.

A Mary Lou Retton, 17, has earned a small fortune to date, but the diminutive gymnast (4 feel 9, 92 pounds) retains her amateur status because all her earnings are funneled into a trust fiind organic by the US. Gymnastics Federation. Mary Lou. originally from Fairmont, W.Va., lives with her brother Ron, 24, in a Houston condominium. She is training and hqses to compete in the 1988 Olympics.

Her coach, Bela Karolyi, who defected from Romania in 1981, owns a gym in Houston where Mary. Lou works out for four to five hours a day She has a boyfnendShannon Kelley, 19, who plays quarterback on the University of Texas football teambut Mary Lou says she has given no serious thought to marriage, as yet.

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mansions in New York? 1 dont want to talk about my home. Did 1 ever dream Id make so much money? Let me tell you from the start: We never mention money. 1 can tell you one thing. 1 did not get there by wishing for it, or dreaming about it, or l^ing for it. I got there by working for it.

Este Lauder, the founder of the largest family-owned cosmetics coti^y in the worldthe creator of Youth-Dew, Aramis, Clinique and Prc^criptivesis sitting on a red sofa surrounded by red roses in a red reception room on the ground floor of her p^atial New York City townhouse. A strong, solid woman in her70s, she looks years yoimger Her makeup is perfect, of course, ^ lips glossy and red, her nails shiny and red.

(Every man likes red, she says.) She is wearing the same red-and-black silk dress and matching custom-made hat that she wears on the cover of her just-published autobiography, sr^e; A 5uc-cess Story.

Until tte publication of her own book, and an unauthorized biography, Este Lauder was in the enviable position of being ix)th a household name and a total mystery. Her age, place of birth, parents names, religion, divorce from and remarriage to Joseph Lauderall were as closely guarded as U.S. state secrets. Not that there was any dark scandal to hideEste Lauders life is as pure in its pursuit of success as Horatio Algers. But the business of selling makeup, creams and fragrances is based on dreams and images, on fantasy and romance. Beauw moguls like Elizabeth Arden, Helena Rubinstein and Charles Revson all glamorized their lives to promote their products, and so has Este.

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Because I lived it, 1 did it, and 1 wrote it, she asserts with that sure sense of total control typical of self-made tycoons (a category, it should be noted, that still includes very few women).

As forthe unauthor^ booksre; Beyond the Magic, by Lee IsraelEste declares, Its nothing! Because she never met me. She never knew me or anything about me. She says Im one religkm, but my mother was a French Catholic, my father was not, and I loved them both. Ive always cherished the Jewish relij^ and the Catholic religion. Im hal^and-half, and thats what I am.^

. She was born Josephine Esther I Mentzer,thedaugh-| ter of Rose Schotz and Max Mentzer, in Corona, (Queens, N.Y., on July 1, 1908a date dug up by Lee Israel but which Este refuses to confirm. (G/ow is the essence of beauty, not age, she says, glowing.) She was the youngest of nine childrensix by her mother's first marriage, which ended in divorce. My mother was very advanced for that time, very modern, says Este. But she always todc care of her face and hair.

You see, she continues, my mother had me when she was in her late 30s, so this young Italian wet-nurse was the one who really raised me till 1 was 13. She had me baptized at St. Leos Church near Alber-tus Avenue in CoronaIdidntput that in my book, but 1 should have. She named me Josephine, but my family always called me Esty, and tiien the principal spelled it Este when I started school.

Little Este attended P.S. 14 in (Queens, where she never received a gi^ below B and was late only twice in eight years. She lived above her fathers hardware store and loved to help him arrange the window display. Later, he bought a large, alnrastenipty cennetery in Farairnus, N.J.,

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where the Mentzer family spent afternoons horseback-riding and picnicking. It was a pleasant, comfortable childhood, but a long way from the high-society dinner parties Este would eventually give for the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Princess Grace of Monaco.

In 1930, she married Joseph Lauter (later changed to Lauder), a moderately successful garment-center businessman. Three years later, their first son, Leonard, the future chief executive officer of Este Lauder, Inc., was bom. During this time, she stalled selling face creamsmade in a stable behind the family house by her Hungarian uncle, John Schotz mostly to friends and neighbors at card games and luncheons. Sometimes she would stop women on Fifth Avenue, offer to make them up on the spot and sell them ajar of cream in the {^ess.

She also tried her hand, unsuccessfully.

at acting. I wanted to see my name in lights, she explains. Now that Im Este Lauder, and I see my factories with my name across them, thats the greatest thrill, she adds widi satisfaction.

She wasnt satisfied then, however, and in 1939 she divorced her husband and moved to Florida, where she continued selling her uncles creams. 1 was married very young, she says now. And, you know, you think you missed somediing out of life. But 1 found out that 1 had the sweetest husband in the world. And we really were never divorced, as far as God was concerned. He was still my husband, the man 1 married. 1 still loved him, and 1 love him till this day. When he passed away, part of my life passed away. [He died of a blood clot on their 53rd annivers^ in 1983.] But 1 have to fight. I have children

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1 used to go to a beauty shop called the House of Ash Blondes, and one day the woman who was doing my hair, the owner, said to me, 'Tell me, Mrs. Lauder, ev^ time you come in, I admire your skin. What are you using? 1 said, Ill be glad to bring it to you next time I come, and inst^ of waiting a month, as usual, 1 got there the following week, and I brxMight some of my lovely cosmetics. She said, Leave it there in my office, and Ill try it later. 1 said, No, 1 want to show you that you dont have to be an artistall you need is two or three minutes. Now, you can spare two or three minutes, cant you? And I fixed up her face, and she said. What did you do? My skin looks lovely. I said, All 1 did is put this very thin cleansing oil on your face and some of my very rich all-purpose cream and a good lotion, and then I put a linle glow on you because every woman needs to glow and a bit of this new Duchess Crimson lipstick and a little turquoise eye shadow that makes the white of the eyes

appear bluer, and thats all 1 did. She said, Were tuning a new salon on East 60th Street, and Id love to give ^ a concession there.! I said, Id love it.In my mind, 1 screamed: Tmstarting to be a businesswoman!' 1 was so excited when I got home that I said to my husband, I cant believe itfeel me, feel me! Im going to have my first concession!

Today, 40 years later, that first concession has grown into an international business reportedly grossing about SI billion a year. How dd Este do it, and what advice does she have for young women starting out?

If you have a goal, if you want to be successful, she says, if you really want to do it and become anodier Este Lauder, ycMve got to work hard, youve got to stick to it and jrouve got to believe in what youre doing. 1 never believed in hormone creams. 1 never believed in anything artificial. All the perfumes and all the creams we make are really good productsno synthetics!

Once Este gets started on a sales pitch, its difficult for her to stop: Selling is her way of communicating. Certainly its what shes always done best. And she never takes no ftM* an answer. You know, she tells me, when 1 was starting out, I went to see a buyer at the American Merchandising Company about getting my products in the de^-ment stores. 1 went at 9 in the morning.

and they told me to wait. I waited all day for that buyer to see me. Thats what 1 want to tell people: It's noter^. 1 didnt say, Im not going to wait for her. 1 waited eight hours, but 1 saw her. Never give upthats what 1 want to tell people.

1 brought up two children, she adds, I took care of the business, my home was always immaculate. People would say, How do you do it? I did it. And you can do it if you put your inind to it. She goes on, unstoppable. And 1 want to say: The beautiful face isnt Brooke Shkdds, isnt Christie Brinkleys, isnt Liz Taylorsits your face. You take care of it, and yciuU seeyour face will be the most beautiful. Every bride is beautiful because she took care of herself that day, and theres no reason why every woman cant be beautiful every day. It just takes two or three minutes of your time. First you put on the cream, and then you...

Recently, Este was introduced to former UN chief delegate Jeane Kirkpatrick. Characteristically, she told Kirlqpatrick that her look was all wrong. She laughs when I ask her about the incident. Yes, she says, we talked about makeup. There isnt a woman alivebusinesswoman or housewife, no matter how low or how topwho doesnt want to know what to do with her skin. Everyone 1 see, 1 try to help. My husbaitd used to say, 1 think youre in the char

ity business, because everything you have in your pocketbook you give out.' 1 used to come home with empty pocket-books. I still do. If a woman says, I love that color lipstick, I give it to her."

Does she ever stop promoting, selling, working?

Slop? Id love to live to 100, she answers with a chuckle. The way I go, I dont know how I ciui live at all. But I feel if you give a bu^ woman something to do, shell do it faster than a lot of people who have a lot of time and dont know what to do with it. But I relax. I do. Every aemoon, or whenever 1 come back fhxn the business, before I go out again, 1 must rest for half an hour. 1 dont care if 1 sleep or not. but 1 must rest, just to ^ my mind someplace con^iletely different. Even when the boys were young, 1 always tried to be alone, even for a few minutes, when I came back fh)m the officeto recharge my whole energy level.

But 1 never forgot my family. We were always together. And as my son Leonard was gomg to school, a copy of every bit of correspondence I had in the cosmetic business was sent to himat high school, at college, even when he was a lieutenant in the Navy. And when my younger son, Ronald, went to school.

1 did the same thing. They always had part of our life every day, wherever they were. Enough was read to know what our business concerned. Thats why a

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lot of sons dont want to go into the fathers businessbecause they know nothing about it.

Leonard is now our chief executive officer, and hes doing a wonderful job. And Ronald was in the business for many yearsheputQiniqueinthebladc when it was in the redand now hes in the government [as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for European and NATO Micy], and hes doing a good job. So Im very happy. 1 just pray that the Lord gives me enough life to see my grandchildren come up in the business. In an age of fragmented families, the cohesiveness of the Lauder clan is quite amazing. EvenEste'sdaughters-in-law, Evelyn and Jo Carole, work for the family company.

Yes, its amazing, she says. But its also not amazing, because you only get out of life what you put in. Give them love, and you get love in return. The same thing with charity. 1 diink God gave to me, and I give it back to God. When we first started in business, i people would ask what business we were in, and my husband used to say, You ever hear of the giveaway business? Thats the business were in. Because whenever anybody asked me for something to giveyou know, as a favOT at a charity ball1 gave. And Ive never stopped giving to charity.

Giving fvors at chiuity balls is a form of promotion as well as of philanthropy, but that is only the beginning of what Este Lauder and the Lauder Fcxin-dation have given to worthy causes, including Memorial Sloan-Kettering hospital in New York, and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, where they built the Joseph H. Lauder Institute of Management and International Studies.

EstM starts to tell me about the three playgrounds in Central Park she has donated to New York City, but, as she talks, 1 sense that her mind is elsewhere, her relentless enthusiasm is suddenly waning. She pauses for a few seconds. Then, staring into the vast expanse of her opulent reception room, she says, her voice cracking, L.wish Joe were here. 1 miss him so much. She begins to ciy. Then, with a sigh, she goes on. Oh, its so terrible. 1 dont know how 1 do all that 1 do. See, we were very close. Very close. And now 1 go out at ni^t here and there, and 1 see evc^-thing and everyone, but... Its not going out but coming home to my beautiful home, all alone, you know.

She sits, quiet and sad, for a minute or two. Then she hirns to me and asks, What did you do to yourself today? You look so handsome. You should always wear a light suit like you have on today, because it reflects the light and gives a glow on your face. Did you ever consider using a bronzer? We have a bronzer that is so thin, you never know you have it on and...

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Lack of a TV often bao Mvere after^ect^WtylQuit^\^chmfirTelevision

REMEMBER THE EXACT MOMENT H I quit watching television. It was 10 years H a^. I bad a g^firiend who was a compul-H sive viewer. We were at her apartment on a Sunday afternoon, sitting on the couch, i^flB^and 1 was... Well, 1 was nu22ling her ear, maldng little kissy noises and generally acting like a boyfriend. Then, all of a sudden, 1 experienced one of those devastating realizations: She was watching a Star Trek rerun over my shoulder.

We had a big ftght. Im still wcmdering where our relationship went wrong. Shes still wondering if Captain Kirk got beamed up in time toesc^ fnxn the Klingons.

I was tired of watching television anyway. TV was too dumb. And TV was too much trouble. Not too much trouble to watch, of course, but there was too much trouble on the screen. Every show seemed to be about murder, theft, car chases or adultery. I was living in Manhattan at the time, and if 1 wanted to see those things, I could look out my window. Even comedy shosks like were about people

getting blown apart. 1 figured there was enough real tragedy eve^ day. Why get foiir more hours of it on TV ev^ night? 1 gave my television set away.

TV is such a waste of time, 1 thought. 1 never considered bow else Id ^1 my evenings and weekends. It turns out there are worse things to with time than waste it; more expensive things, anyway. /

In my newfound leisure boms, 1 fixed up my apartment. This cost $12,000S600 for the do-it-yourself renaodeling Mid SI 1,400for the carpenters, paimers and plasterers to repair the damage Id done. 1 also took up downhill skiing and paid $1500 for equipment when 1 probably could have gotten somebody to break my leg for ftce. And 1 began to read. This soimds woftfawhile. but anyone who worries about the lewdne and mayhem on TV ought to peck into The Satyricon ^ Petronius or Gargantua and Pamagruel by Rabelais or some Shakesp^ plays or even the Old Testament. Most of my reading, though, wasnt quite so brainy. I read paperbacks like Murder for Brunch. Its hard to call these more intellectual than The Gong Show.

Without aTV set (and with a new girlfriend), I had time for conversation. But a lot of conversations, if they go on long enough, turn into arguments. Whafs dumberwatching Family Feud or arguing about whether to get a TV so we could watch Family Feudl Not having a TV is suppo^ to bring families closer together. 1 didnt have a family, so this didnt help me.

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People magazine, newspaper gossip columns and friends conversations arc filled with names that mean nothing to mePrince, Sting, Pee-wce." Apollofiia. Sounds like a litter of puppies. And the celebrities 1 do recognize are mystifyiiw. Imagine Mr. T completely out of Tm A-Team context: What kind of character could he possibly play?

Uck of a television set has more severe effects too. No TV means no VCR. That is, I actually paid to see Flashdance and couldnt even fast-

forward through the parts where Jennifer Beals has all herclothes on. Furthermore,

Im getting fat. When you dont have to wait for a commercial to get up and get a sandwich and a beer, you can get up

and get a lot more beer and sandwiches.

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of the new season: Hell Town, Hometown. Crazy Like a Fox. Stir Crazy, etc. There were a few surprises. On MTV, I saw the video of a song 1 thought was a tender love ballad. It turns out to be sung by guys in leather underwear chasing a rl through a sewer.

But, mostly, television was just the same. It was kind of comforting to see Johiuiy Carson again, a little grayer but with the same slack gags. Most of the shows are still violent, but 1 live in New Ham^ire these days, and we dont have as much fiMirder. theft or car-chasing (and not even as much adultery) as some might like. The shows are still dumb, but Im 10 years older, and Ive forgotten how perfect everything is in the television world. The people are all pretty. The pay phones all work. And all the endings are hopeful. Thats not so bad. Most of us real people are a bit honoely, and lots of our endings are htmless. TVs perfect world was a relier. So I was sitting, comfortable as a pig, in my neighbors armchair, punching remote-control buttons with my snout.

But 1 didnt enjoy it. No, sir. Not me. Ive spent a whole decade acting superior to everybody because I dont watch television. Im not about to back dwn and start liking it now. (Though 1 might drop in next door about 8 tonight. Thats when Amazing Stories comes on.) D

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SCIENCE ON PARADE

After world war ii.

ihe United States was invulnerable. Boundedeast 1 and west by great oceans [ and north and south by I weak and friendly neighbors, we had no reason to fear an attack by any other nation.

All that has now changed. We invented the hydrogen bomb, having a destructive power up to 1000 times that of the weapons that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and a succession of other brijlit ideas id brilliant inventions insinuated themselves into the American and (often soon afterward) Soviet arsenals.

In the late l9SOs, the nuclear arms race really got going. The United States had a vast lead in numbers of nuclear weapons and intercontinental bombers. But the bomben, slow and lumbering, would take 10 houn or more to reach their targets in the Soviet Union. Now both sides were pursuing another delivery system*'the first intercontinental ballistic missiles (iCBMs). Hereunlike most other strategic systemsthe Soviets were slightly ahead. ICBMs could not carry as large a payload as a bomber, but even a single hydrogen bomb can destroy a city. And they had distinct advantages; they took only half an hour or less to reach their targets, and they moved so fast that,- unlike boinbers. they would be almost impossible to shoot down. Propelled well above the Earths atmosphere into the blackness of nearby space, the warheads would follow long, arcing trajectories, inertially guided to their distant targets.

At a meeting at the White House in I960, the Defense Department asked President Dwight D. Eisenhower to authorize a U.S. contingent of 400 intercontinental missiles a year, each tipped by a hydrogen bomb. Eisenhower, who had commwided the Allied forces in the victory over Nazi Germany and who knew something about arms races, was uneasy. Why dont we go completely crazy, he asked, and plan on a force of lO.OOOr Well. 10,000 missile-de

livered strategic warheads is roughly what we now have. The Soviets have a similar number. And a case can be made that weAmericans and Soviets together have gone completely crazy.

The more missile silos, strategic airfields, ballistic missile submarine ports, command and control facilities, weapons storage depots and the like on one side, the more nuclear weapons and delivery systems are needed to destroy them by the other side. The U.S. and the USSR became locked in a deadly embrace. And so. from I94S to the present, the two nations together have steadily increased the number of strategic nuclear weapons in the world, every

year upping the ante. The ability of the United St^ to destroy the Soviet Union as a functioning society was reached in the 1960s, accmding to then Skiv-tary of Defense Robert S, McNamara. A few years later, the Soviets achieved a comparable ability to destroy the United States.

But the arsenals kept on growing. Most citizens of the two nations were unconcerned. Ever more weapons of mass destruction were necessary, we were u>ld. to protect us. We believed it. The agencies of national propaganda inculcated fear and hatred of the potential advers^, and many people felt, despite their misgivings, that die issues were too technical and accountability too remote for the nations leaders to be influenced much by public opinion. So we put it out of our minds. We hoped for the best. Psychiatrists call this dimial.

But eventually the*weapons became so numerous, their accuracy so high, their delivery times so sho^ and the consequences of nuclear war finally perceived to be so appalling that (Mblic unease reached unpreciMlented heights. Public education was aided when physicians, first'in the United States and dien in otter nations, began making clear what they had long known but what government officials had apparendy chosen not to think aboutthat the supply of intensive-care units, bum beds, blood, physicians and hospitals was utterly inadequate to care for the survivors of even a small nuclear war. Most of the victims would receive no medical treatment at all. Gradually, physicians and scientists became openly skeptical of bland official reassurances alxxit the consequooces of nuclear war, and a range of new and devastating findings emerged. Lately, they seem to be discovert at the rate of one or two a year.

In September 1985. a symposium on the medical implications of nuclear war was held at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington. D.C. It was sponsored by the Institute of Medicine, the nations most distinguished body of medical experts. At this meeting, scientists from Stanford and Princeton universities estimated that the immediate civilian casualties in a nuclear war would be several times more than the number estimated by official sources, partly because of previously neglected supeifires and firestorms. Such fires would pollute the lower atmosphere with toxk chemicals and, according to University of Colorado researchers, would work together with the rising fireballs and srirake fipom multiple nuclear explosions to deplete the thin layer of ozone that protects life on Earth from dangerous solar ultraviolet radiation.continued

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A detailed study by scientists at the University of London of the causes of death at Hiroshima suggests that, under realistic conditions, the amount of radiation necessary to kiU a human being mi^ be half that in previous official estimates. According to a Brown University study, the combined effects of radiation, burns, malnutrition, stress and depression would compromise the immune systems of large numbers of survivors, attacking the human T-ceils and inducing som^ing rather like a global epidemic of AIDS.

Also lepmted at the Washington symposium were a number of recent studies on Nuclear Winter (described in PARADE (3ct. 30,1983), including a three-year investigation by 200scientists from 30 nations. Their report states that the cold and the dark that would follow nuclear war would, by destroying agriculture and halting exports from noith-em midlatitudes, lead to the starvation of billions of people, including those far fipom the target zones. The report concludes: As representatives of the world scientific community drawn together in this study, we conclude that many of the serious global environmental effects are sufficiently probable to require widespread concern. Because of the possibili^ of a tragedy of an unprece^nted dimension, any disposition to niiniinize or ignore the widespread environmental effects of a nuclear war

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There were, in addition, a number of studies on the psychological and psychiatric aspects of nuclear war. It is ev- I idem that, by frightening childien and aduhs and by suggesting that it is foolish tt> work hard now to ensure a better ftihire later, the prospect of nuclear war already has claimed many casualties.

Scientific findings such as these makeitclearthatthe UnitedStaiesandthe Soviet Union have gone too far. They have placed in jeop- ' ardy our global civilization and possibly even the human species.

There seem to be only two ways out: to make massive reductions in the nuclear arsenals on both sides, cm* to erect shields to protect us fnxn each others strategic weapons. At least until the Geneva summit meeting between President Ronald Reagan and Communist Party Secretary Mikhail (jorbachev, the United States has opted for strategic defense, with massive arms reductions to occur only at some far distant date after the defenses are in place. The hoped-for system is called the Strategic Defense initiative (SDl) or Star Wars. The central concept is a multi-tiered defense that will shoot down some Soviet missiles as they leave their launch pads, destroy some warheads in space and mop up some fraction of the residue as they careen down on their designated tar^. To accomplish this goal, a profusion of new technologies is proposed, many of which could not be folly deployed for decades, even under the most cMimistic circumstancesincluding A-ray and chemical lasers, peiticle-beam wea^s, electromagnetic rail guns and kinetic energy kill vehicles. Also proposed are orbiting mirrors that would reflect lasen beamed up from the United States down to incoming warheads.

If the number of weapons available to the Soviet Union woe small, as it was in the 19SOs, a vast Star Wars shield might make some sense. But as it is, there are now some 10,0(X) Soviet strategic warheads (and more U.S. waiheads), and if the United States were to w ahead with Star Wars, that number would doubtless increase in compensation. In addition, the Soviets would have powerful incentives to deploy huge numben of decoys and so-called penetration aids, so that, in a foil attack, a threat cloud

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of hundreds of thousands of objects some warheads, most not^would be streaming, mainly over the Arctic Circle, foom the Soviet Union to the United States.

Confronted with such numbers, competent observerincluding Lt. Geii. James A. Abrahamson, director of SDl agree that even after decades of dedicated work (and the expenditure, according to some experts, of $1 trillion), the shield will still be leaky. The overwhelming consensus of computer experts is that writing reliable battle management software is hopelessly beyond our abilities for the foreseeable futurealthough here, as in many other areas of SDl technology, the U.S. is far ahead of the USSR.

Advocates of Star Wars often talk about 50 percent to 80 percent effectiveness. But let us suppose a shield that is 90 percent effective. We imagine that 90 percent of all incoming Soviet warheads are successfully picked out of the

Tlie Militaiy UsesOf SpaceGood And Bad

IN SOVIET USAGE. STAR Wan is described as the milita-riznkm of space. But there are good and bad miliuuy uses (A space. Bofonatkniliaveaflodlla of oitfod leconiiaissaiice statkns that can track missile lauichii^, nuclear weapons production, new mis-rile silo constructioo, nuclear submarines putting out to sea and foe like. Mainly because of teconnaissance satellites, each side now has an excellent idea of the number and dirooii-tion of the stnuegic foices or the other. These saiel^. u Pierident Lyi^ Johnson once said, oe worth their wei^t in gt^. They mtnimize the likelihood (H impleasant surprtees. They discourage paranoia about the potential adversarys capabilities. They would play an in^portant role in monitoring deep cuts in die strate-gicarsenals. We need more, not fewer, satellites to monitor conqptiance with arms-controi treaties. These satellites are, of course, run by the military of both oatkxK. It is we^pofu in apar not all military activities in space that is dangoous and destabilizing.

threat cloud and made to explode relatively harmlessly far from their American targets. The remaining 10 percent would penetrate the shield and explode in the United States. But a 10 percent leak^of 10,000warheads corrrponds to 1000 nuclear explosions on American territorymore than enough to destroy the United States.

Many experts think that 90 percent is wildly optimistic, but even if we accept higher efficiencies than projected by SDIs advocates, it is entirely clear that Star Wars would be unable to protect the civilian population of the United States the goal of Star Wars, according to Presidrt Reagans speech on March 23, 1983, and many lato^ (rfiicial pionounce-ments. After enormous expenditures of national treasure and the deflection of lai]^ numbers of first-rate scientists and engineers fom useful research, the shteld would not work. A contraceptive shield that defers 90 percent of200 million sperm cells is generally considered worthless20 million sperm cells penetrating the shield are more than enough. Such a shield is not better than nothing; it is worse than nothing, because it mi^t well engender a false sense of security, bringing on the very event it was de-sigmd to prevent, uie same is true for the leaky shield of Star Wars.

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There are some in the United States who argue dut. while a completely lealqxoof shiekl is impossible to imagine with present technology, peihaps staitling future develofxnents will occur to change all that. After all, this argument goes, they said we couldn't send a man to the Moon, didnt theyT But the Moon was unconcerned about U.S. efforts in space. The Moon did not fight back. The circumstances here are different. The Sovietsby increasing their offensive forces, developii^ decoys and deploying orbiting mines to attack the space-ba^ component of our Star Wars systemcan hopelessly complicate thie American SDl. The Soviets have caught up with the U.S. in every a^iect of the nuclear arms race. No new weapons system has ever given the U.S. a decisive edge. And even with a tiny fraction of its present forces, each side retains an invulnerable capability to destroy the other.

So if Star Wars cant protect the p^ pic of America, why docs the Soviet Union profess tn be afraid of it? Among other things, the Soviets are concerned that there is a hidden agenda for Star Warsthat its real purpose is not defense but offense. In Russian nightmares, the United States launches a massive attack on the Soviet Union, destroying much of its retaliatory force. Then Star Wars is used to take care of the much smaller number of Soviet warheads that are launched in retribution. It is no good arguing that the U.S., when it had a nuclear monopoly, did not attack the Soviet Union. The Soviet military, like our own, must wMry about even remote contingencies. If the situation were reversed, we would worry alsoas we did when, in the negotiations leading to the 1972 ABM treaty, we successfully urged the Soviets to abandon r/i>(feeble) strategic defense plans, in part by threatening massive buildups of our offensive weapons.

So Soviet military leaders might one day argue that a preemptive nuclear attack on the United States should be made to prevent Star Wars deployment. And if the Soviets would contemplate such a policy, U.S. leaders mi^t contemplate an earlier, pre-prcempavc attack.

These re stnne ot the reasons Star Wars has become a key point in the strategic negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union. The difficulties with Star Wars are not a matter of different political perceptions or ideologies. They are intrinsic. They follow directly from the nature of the beast.

If there are no technological fixes to the nuclear arms race forthcoming, then it seems that we should consider agreement on equitable, bilateral, verifiable and massive cuts in the nuclear arsenals. If properly devised, such a treaty might be one of those endeavors in which bodi parties, and everyone around them, win big. 19

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T FIRST, THE sleuths were stymied. A mysterious infection had struck half a dozen patients on a unit of Columbia-Presbyteiian Medical Center in New York City. The team assigned to the case was easily able to identify the infection site, which was localized around the patients intravenous tubes. But one question remained: Whyr

Where do you keep the needles? they asked the nursing staff.

An inspection of e storage room, from to bottom, uncovered traces of a small leak on the ceiling. Water, the team hypothesized, must have dripped on the packages of needles, which then became contaminated when opened. The soiled needles were thrown out and the ceiling repaired. The infection outbreak was arrested.

The head of the investigating team was Margaret Fracaro, R.N., coordinator of Columbia-Presbyterians Infection Control Unit. Her team, like hundreds of others across the country, is ctedicated to solving what is now recognized as a growing problem: infections that are caught and spread in hospitals.

Each year in this country, approximately 2 million p^nts (one out of every 20) pick up an infection in a hospitalan inifection they didnt have wIkh they arrived, according to the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. For most victims of a nosocomial infection, as a hospital-acquired infection is called, the costs can be counted in longer hospital stays, heftier bills and the additional anxiety connected with an unexpectedly prolonged hospitalization. For others, the price is even higher. Mote than 20,(X)0 of these patientsmost often the elderly and people whose defenses are already weakened by a serious diseasedie as a direct or iiidirect result of the nosocomial infection.

Hospital-acquired infections consti-hite a serious public health problem, says Dr. Robert Haley, director of the Division of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at the University of Texas

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Although most hospitals in the United States now have infection-control units (a 1976 ruling by the Joint Conunission on Accreditation of Hospitals made such units mandatory), too many of these are short-staffed or lack supervising physicians who are adequately train! in infection control. As a result. Dr. Haley notes, although there has been a great increase in expense and surveillance since the late 70s, we estimate that, as of the early 1980s, hospital-acquired

infections had been reduced by only 9 percent.

Why do so many people get infections in the hospital? One reason is that, increasingly, less-serious illnesses are treated in doctors offices and clinics. Todays average hospital patient, therefore, is older, sicker and more susceptible to infection. Another reason is at the tubes diat enable many patients to eat and breathe, the sophisticated devices that probe the body, and the host of other invasive medical techniques that help people to get well and stay alive longer also provide an ideal pathway for tocteria.

Respirators are easy conduits for bacteria to get into peoples lungs, says

Dr. Stephen Gluckman, an epidemiologist and chief of the infectious disease section at the Pennsylvania Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. And catheters, which account for 40 percent of all hospital-acquired infections, may be misused or kept in for too long.

Indeed, human error is often partly responsible for the problem. Nurse Fracaro tells the story of tracking down the cause of an increased incidence of urinary-tract infections on one floor at her hospital: We discovered that there was a new person cleaning out the urine-measuring devices who was not properly disinfecting them between patients, so the catheters became contaminated.

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Professionals use a squeegee for floors and windowstwo of the worst jobsdo you own one? How many sprays that don't work are taking up space under your sink? Professionals safe, reliable deaning supplies from a janitorial supply houseDon tells you where you can buy them too.

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In the war against infection, large hospitals have added the computer to their arsenals. With computers, for example, infection-controi staffs can know on a daily basis how many cases of a particular infection have occurred on each floor, as well as keep track of a surgeons specific infection rate.

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That statement will go down in American history for a diousand years, because it says to everybody, Enough is enough. So declared Frank Sinatra on Oct. 19 at the 10th anniversary dinner of the National Italian American Foundation in Washington, D.C.

Sinatra, a controversial pop singer not ordinarily given to such hyperbole or flights of rlwtoric, will celebrate his 70th birthday next Thursday.

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S attended Demarest High School for one year. Sinatra was himself an J ardent Democrat for years before switching his political allegiance to die Great Gmimunicator, who earlier this year bestowed upon him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest award any civilian can earn from the U.S. government in peacetime.

Sinatra has three children by die first of his four wives, the former Nancy Barbato. The oldest, his daughter Nancy, 45, is the author of a recendy published biog^^)hy of her dad titled Frank SinatraMy Father, which is basically a paean or what is known in the writing trade as a puff piece. A more critical and revealing biography of the temperamental entertainer by Kitty Kelly is scheduled for publication next yearat which time, we predict, sparks will fly and lawyers will sue.

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