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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 11.1985

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PRICE 25 CENTSGUC Postpones Rate Increase

By Sn ART SAVAGE Reflector Staff Writer A water and sewer rate adjustment scheduled to take effect Jan. 1 was deferred by the Greenville Utilities Cmnmission Tuesday ni^t.

Commissiooers also mve approval to a 3 percent cost of living pay in

crease for GUC employees; gave approval to plan to make finairang more readily availaUe to persons desuing sewer service and made adjustments in a schedule of sewer

surcharges made for disdiarges of total suspeiKted solids (TSS) and biocheinical oxygoi donand (BOD) by local industr^ customos. They akb aj^ved a new surcharge for total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN).

Commissiooors took action to d^er the, scheduled rate hike - whidi woidd have increased the avo^ residential water rate by 10 cents po* 100 culc feet (A water used and the sewer rate by 4.9 cents per 100 culac feet - after it was rqxxled that.

from a bu(^etary standpoint, a rate ad>stment would not be necessary in January.

than $20,000. Sewer revenue would have increased by some $65,000 dur-

The proposed hike was the fourth rinal autc

and final automatic adjustment scheduled to make the new water and wastewater treatmait {dads self-sustaining. Had the automatic increase not been deferred, iinnty water revenue would have increased by more than $100,000 over the neit six months, while out-of-city water revenue would have dro(^ by more

are pected to consider the rate adjustments later in 1966 as work on the budget fw focal year 196&67 gets under way.

In ai^NTOving the 3 parent across-the-board pay hike for GUC employe, to be effective Dec. 11, c(unissioners tied the increase to City Council acti( in granting a similar increase fm* city employees.

However, the City Council is expected to apiHwe a pay hike for dty workers at a meeting tonight.

In an effort to n^e it easi to comply with a requirement that all GUC water custmners connect to sanitai^ sewer (if sCTvke is available ithin 150 feet their [xtmerty) by mid-1987, commissioners a^ed a staff recommendation to make financing more readily avaabte.

The old policy excluded fmancing of tapping fees altogether and re

quired that the amoimt over and above the ta[^ng fees be a minimnm of $500 before finandng would be allowed.

Under the new policy, custMnos who are required to connect to the commissions facilities and who have existing and functiooal water or sewer facilities may pay the tap fee on an installment basis along with all main and acreage fees. Customms

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Rescue Seems Likely

Farm Credit Package Wins House Approval

WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional leaders are confident that a rescue package fw the financially trouUeo Farm Credit System will be omni^ed before lawmakers recess for tfo year.

And investors already are taking heart.

On Tuesday, the House passed and sent to conference with Die Senate a three-part bill designed to shore up the confidence of b^ investors and

the fanners who borrow from the $70 billion system. Senate and House negotiators now have to work out the few relatively minor differences between their versions.

The House gave the measure an overwhelming 393-32 approval, and Agriculture ^retary Jonn R. Block called the action a big step towards stabilizing the Farm (Yedit System and providing farmers with funds at reasonable interest rates.

Reagan Getting Budget Proposal

WASHINGTON (AP) - The most extensive set of proposed budget cuts ever assembled by the Reagan administration, including what U.S. officials say will be drastic government-wide slashes in services and loan jM^ams, is heading for presidential scrutiny.

Budget Director James C. Miller was to take the product of his first budget-pruning labors to the president tooay, delivering package he has said will trim at least $50 billion from non-military spending - making it the biggest platter of domestic cuts ever proposed.

The cuts are needed to meet the deficit-reduction target of $144 billion for fiscal year 1987 that is contained in the soK^Ued Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing legislation ex

pected to win final congressional approval within the next few days.

Administration officials have said repeatedly the president intends to meet the Gramm-Rudman target

without proposing tax increases or advocating Social Security cuts in his

1987 budget. He also is determined to increase defense spending by 3 percent above the rate of iidlation, his aides have said.

The new package will include most of the program eliminations Reagan unsuccessfully advocated in his 1986 budget, including termination of the Small Business Administration, the Job Corps and government subsidies for Amtrak, according to sources both inside and outside the administration.

House Agriculture Committee Chairman Rep. Kika de la Garza, D-Texas, said following a White House meeting with President Reagan on Tue^y that the (Nresi-dent intended to sign the measure.

Money the system lends to its nearly 1 million farm cusUxners is raised through sale of bonds ( Wall Street, and investw cimfidaice in those bonds has increased steadily as the rescue bill worked its way through Congress.

Traditionally, the bonds have sold at just 5 to 15 basis points (a basis point b one-(me hinHhedth of a percentage point) above the interest rate for ^S. treasury bonds. At the height concern about the systn in Sei^ember and October, that sp^d prew to mrae than 100 basis pmnts. Hit has dropped back to near 40 points in the i^st three weeks.

In both its Senate and House v-sions, the bill has three primary features:

-It would toughen federal oversight of the system by turning the Farm Credit Administration, the regulatory agency, into a true arms-length regulator. The agency would be given new powers, inclu^g the ability to halt questionable len^ practices and dismiss bank officials.

-It would provide stronger central control of the systems loosely linked finances by creating a new Farm Credit Capital Corp. The corporation would be able to draw money from

ROANOKE WATER After recent weeks of heavy raiifall, the Roanoke River's water level has reached an nnasaally high level for late aatnmn. All along the banks of the river, from Roanoke Rapids down to the Albemarle

Soond, overflow patterns are common. The scene here is of the flooding of a summer cottage and its yard in WilUamston near the town's riverside Moratok Park. (Reflector Photo by Jerry Raynor)

Court Upholds Award

healthy units in the 37-bank system to relieve ailing banks from their bad

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dress is The Dailv Reflector, Box 967, Greenville, N.C., 27835. Because of the large numbers received, Hotline cannot answer or publish every item we receive, but we d^l with all of those for which we have staff time. Names must be given, but only initials will be published.

MINK STOLE FOUND A brown mink stole was found at Rock Spring Free Will Baptist Church following the funeral of Lizzie Thigpen Saturday. Numerous inquiries and radio announcements have failed to locate the owner, who may claim the stole by calling and telling the initials monogrammed inside. Inquire of Mr. or Mrs. Henry W. Clark, 757-1813.

loans and inventories of foreclosed property and equipment.

-It would authorize a federal financial bailout if the system exhausts its resources and can prove it is endangered. But any financial aid would be at the discretion of the secretary of the Treasury, and Congress first would have to appropriate the money in separate legislation.

FCS officials have said they will need at least $6 billion within two years and have asked Congress for that amount. Tuesday they said they were gratified by the new congressional action.

This is a bare-bones response to a potentially serious situation, said Rep. Ed Jones, D-Tenn., one of the bills sponsors. "It is necessary to avert a serious problem in the agriculture sector.

Some objected, however, to the haste with which the l^islation was considered. Initial action on the bill came a little more than a week ago.

HOUSTON (AP) - A judge who upheld a $10.53 billion award against Texaco for foiling a Pennzoil-Getty Oil me^er gave the company some protection while it appeals the largest civil court verdict in U.S. history.

However, analysts differed on the impact of the ruling Tuesday by State District Judge Solomon Casseb Jr. and Texaco, which plans to fight the verdict, says posting a $12 billion

bond could drive it into reorganization.

Interest has brought the total award to $11.12 billion and will ac

crue at 10 percent annually begi^g

Tuesday, said Casseb, who the award after the companies accepted a plan to keep Texaco out of bankruptcy proceeding.

Weve waited two years for this and are very gratified at the out

come, said Pennzoil Chairman J. HughLiedtke.

What the judge did was a very courageous thing, in light of all the p^ure thats been placed on him, Liedtke said, refer^ to Toaeo claiins that the award could bri^ the company to its knees.

Texaco said it would seek a new trial, and failing that would appeal the verdict.

Gorbachev Wants Trade, But Says 'Will Not Beg'

MOSCOW (AP) - Communist Party leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev told U.S. businessmen that his countn wants

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the United States to lift a ban on sales of high-technology products to the Soviet Union, but will not beg anything^ from the Americans.

He also said Tuesday that politically inspired trade embargoes and boycotts did not serrican business and its competitiveness on the Soviet market was severely damaged, Gorbachev said at a Kremlin dinner for U.S. Commerce Secretis Malcolm Baldrige and 150 American business executives.

Gorbachev did not specifically mention, but apparently was referring to embargoes such as President Carters Dan on grain sales to the SovietUnion after its intervention in Afghanistan in 1979.

> However. Secretary of State George P. Shultz today

told reporters en route from Lwdwi to Belgium, that a truly normal trade relationship between the Soviet Union and United States is not posable without shifts in human rights performance.

I am not tiding to overly link the thing, but for a truly normal relationship to emerge a lot of things have to change. No doubt there is some relationship among them, he said, referring to trade and human rights issues.

The American businesmen are in Moscow for a cwi-fwence of the non-governmental U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council. Most are seeking to increase non-agricultural trade with the Soviet Union, which has fallen from a peak of $748.7 million in 1979 to $465.8 million last year.

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'Cookie' Locates Swallower's Problem

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Hospital are using a new technique called cookie swallow to find out why some people have difficulty swallowing and whether the person is aspirating food.

Swallowing is a natural reflex most leople take for granted. A strdce or lead injury, however, can turn this reflex into a complicated and sometimes impossible task, creating a condition called dysphagia.

Forty percent of the people with

according to speech patholocist Liz Motteler. If the condition is left untreated, it can lead to pneumonia.

The cookie swallow is a modifica

tion of the traditionally used barium swallow. Only small amounts of

swallowing problems are silent aspi rators they take

barium, a contrast agent used in many diagnostic tests, are used in the new test; therefore, it is much safer for patients becuse they areV less likely to choke, Motteler said.

During the cookie swallow examination, a patient is asked to swallow three textures: one-third teaspoon (rf

y take food or liquid into their lungs but show no outward signs of having difficulty in swallowing,

liquid barium, one-third teaspoon (rf e-fourtn of a

barium paste and one-i cookie wHh a b^ium coating. Us-a videoflooroseope, the

radiologist can "see the movement of each texture throughout the swallowing process. The radiologist and speech rtholi^ist can then spot signs of swallowing difficulty such as a delayed swallowing reflex or aspiration.

^This technique has opened a whole new area for us. Motteler said. The dysphagia team is now able to find out if a patient is aspirating.

Once problem areas are detected, the spera pathologist collaborates with the physician, nurse, dietician and occupational therapist to establish a swallowing program for the patient. | *

Patients are then given a set of swallowing instruction to follow. These instructions also are given to the patients family and anyone who works with the patient. Patients may be encouraged to eat certain-tex-tured foods and to avoid othors.

The process relies on teamwofk, said Martha Dixon, manager of the

department of speech pathuogy and audiology. She said the regkiml

rehabilitation center has bean using the cookie swallow teehoiqm for almost a year. Most referrals have been patients who hi'w had stfobs or closed head injunea, but cancar patients and those with spiiial cord injuries can benefit, too, sha said. J

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Aimual Day Held By Pitt County Extension Homemakers

Kathy Brown, {K-ogram cow-dmator for the Ronald McDonald House, gave a progress report on the constmctkio of the facility and settled a shde program at the Pitt County Extension Homemakers an-jMil day held Wednesday at the Sheraton-Greenville.

Hats Off To E.H.A. was the theme for the program which was provided by extensioo homonakers as they modeled hats in the prettiest oldest, most unusual, iHggest and craziest categories.

Serving as judges were Leroy James, agricultural extension chairman, and Eugene James, a Pitt County CiNnmissMwr.

Wimmrs were: prettiest Helen Wall, a member at the Swift Creek group; oldest Mayo J. Rogos, Sweet Gum Grove; most unusual, Ndhe Boyce. Belvoir; biggest, Mvy Barton Whichard. Sweet Gum Grove; and craziest, Mary Mann. Red Banks. Luna Cobum, chairman, cultural arts, was narrator for the hat parade and presrated prizes to the Ltwinners }

Special recognitions included fair booth winners: Swift Creek, first .{dace; Red Oak. secimd; Pactolus, third; and Ayd^ fourth. Red Oak submitted the winniog theme for the fair Pitt County Taking a Look at

Resources.

Also receiving recognition was the Behrair group, which received the travding gawel fur having the most new members in 1985. Bertha Jackson, Red Oak, received first place in the (bstrict for a painting and poem and plMed first in the state for ^poem.

PRETTIEST...HelenWall

At Wits End

Bv Erma Bomlieck

; Parmts feel their job of dld-rear-ing is never done until they can : domesticate their children.

Even when children move away drom home, parents refuse to let -them off the umbilical leash until Ithey have a sweeper in their closet, :an air purifier in their bathroom and ; a smoke alarm in their kitchen.

; Hey man. thats our job!

Dont ask me why, but it has always been so. Parents get all bent out of sha()e when kids let their dishes dry in the drainer, so the soon- they start putting them in the cupboards before a visit, the sooner parents lighten up on them.

You have to know that every mother, since the beginning of time, has given her apartment-dwelling son or daughter a cookbook. Its always one of those primero-basic-step-by-step-beginning-uno-simple-easy-introductory-volumes that has everything but training wheels on it. It doesns matter. It will never replace the phone number penciled on the wall over the phone for Palermos Pizza.

We also feel obliged to share with our children 80 years of experience and research on how to get their laundry to sparkle. This is not priority among yo^ people. They dont have the patience for sparkling. Wet is good enough. I once lectured one of my kids for two hours on bleach. You'd have thought I was giving him instructions on how to fuel a nuclear reactor. He was against it and said he didn't want to bring his children in the world with bleach.

The reason this is on my mind is that every Christmas we listen to their list of dire needs and question them. They are desperate for a tele-l^ne-answering machine, tape deck for the car, hair dryer, ski sweater, car insurance, portable audio for jogging, records, VCR and membership in a health club.

I though this might have been the year he requested an ironing board, I said.

Well, I dont care, my husband said. He needs a toolbox and thats what he's going to get. How can someone go through adult life without a toolbox?

I bet he wont use it, I said. Remember last year when v(xi bought him a jack for his car and he

st(x^ it under his bed because he didnt have room for it in the trunk? Thats no worse than what you bou^thim.

A crock pot b a necessity for anyone who w(Nrks, I said.

"He stored his unpaid bills in it, said my husband.

I dont know how long it takes other parents to domesticate their children, but were not doing too well. One of them asked to borrow a sharp knife the other night. When I asked why, he said his door was sticking.

I reminding him it was also good for cutting up vegetables. He thought for a minute and said, I never thought about that.

Someday, Id like to see them go through an arch of orange blossoms and hear the sound of little feet.

The reality is McDonalds Golden Arches and the sound of little feet are those headed for little traps under the sink.

Meeting Place

wi:d.nesday

6:30 p m. - REAL Crisis Interventioo meets

6:30 p.m Todays Women of Greenville meet at St. Paul Episcopal Church 8:00 p.m. GreenviUe White Shrine meets at Masonic Temple 8:00 p.m. N.A. mid-week open meeting at St. Paul Episcopal Church 8:00 p.m. John Ivey Smith Council No. 6600, Knights of Columbus meet at St. Peter's Church Hall

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Citizens meet at St. Paul Ejpisct^l Church

6:30 p.m. Jaycees meet at Rotary Bldg. ,

Christmas Luncheon Set For Friday

The Greenville Womans Club will have its Christmas luncheon social Friday at the Greenville Cwintry Club starting at noon.

Members are asked to bring unwrapped gifts for Operation &nta Claus.

Mrs. Cobum, of Uk Pactolus groiq), s the incomiig rectnxhi^ secretary for the Northeast District E.H.A., and Rubelle Goin, Red Oak and coin^ council treasurer, is a member of the stme committee for the national E.H.A. Convention to be hehlioChark^teinlses.

Greetings from the Pitt County Commissioners were delivered by Euoe James. We are {aroud you and we know you all do a lot (rf bard work, he said.

Leroy James said, We need your help and support fw the rmaainder of 1965. We are looking forward to a new year, 1986.

report included: hosted Villas (tf Yesteryear during Handicapped and Preschool Days at the county fair; tray favws totaling 230 for nursing homes; Pactdus Extension Homemakers adopted an elmnentary school; memb^ fnxn Swift Creek volunteered 67 hours for food distribution; a Pitt County student was selected as district and state recipient od the E.H.A. schfd-arship; Extension Homemakers distributed emergency stickers identifying children and invalids; and telephone stickers with Pitt County emergency teIej[^M)ne numbers.

The perfect attendance recognitimi

was made by Marsaret Barnhill, a monber at the Belvmr group, who has 41 years of perfect attendance. Deborah Cannon, council president, coochicted the activities ^ M Simmons, council vice prraidmt, introduced the speaker. Erline Wynne, coimdl secretary, led the cdlect. Members of the planning committee were Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Wynne, Mrs. Simmons and Rubelle Gn.

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Womans Past Is Pain On Holidays

DEAR ABBY; This is the time for ; family get-togethers that will present ;arproblem 1 dont know how to ! handle.

I am 30 years old, with two small ; children, and when 1 go homed live in another town), I am treated like I ! am still 14 yea^rs old. My brothers ; and sisters (all older than me) and ; my parents, too, keep telling the I same stories about how dumb, fat, I sullen and miserable I was as a child. They all laugh like it was one big joke, and, Abby, those were the most painful years of my life. 1 am an adult now and want to put those painful memories behind me, but how can 1 when they keep repeating the same stories every year? Oh, Im a good sport, and I laugh right along with them, pretending it doesnt bother me, but it does.

My husband just hates it when

they bring up stuff that hurts my feelings. He doesnt care too much for my family for this reason.

I try not to let these things get to me, but it gets harder every year, and I now dread going home for the holidays.

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poetry. He also founded the Indian River News in Sebastian, Fla., a weekly publication that won the frst editorial award ever presented by the Florida Press Association.

SALLY WIMBROW, SEBASTIAN, FLA.

Mr. and Mrs Qinton B. Cox of Greenville were honored at a surprise dinner party for their 60th wedding anniversary at Tar Landing Restaurant Sunday.

The couples six children, nine grandchildren and two great-^and-children were present fw the dinner.

-Mrs. (^x was remembered with a corsage.

DEAR ANONYMOUS: Yes. Speak to each brother, sister and parent individually, explaining that you no longer want to be reminded of those painful memories. Your husbands support in this matter will be very helpful. State your objections firmly, and unless they are being deliberately cruel, they will respect your wishes. If they persist, it is your right as an adult to absent yourself from future family get-togethers.

CONFIDENTIAL TO R.N.: To put it another way, I saw a bumper sticker in Harrisburg, Pa., that read: Make Love, Not WarBut Be Prepared for Both.

School Principal Gives Program

Leslie Martin, principal of Wahl-

y spoke to

Coates School, recent Alpha lota Chapter of Alptia Delta Kappa. Jbe program topic was Effective

ve Teaching.

She presented and discussed five

areas of the Carolina Teaching Performance Assessment Svstem designed by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

She stated that management of instructional time, management of student behavior, instructional presentation, instructional monitoring and instructional feedback are crucial for effective teaching.

Mickey West reported on the craft bazaar and a get acquainted mixer was provided by Ann Byrd.

President Elizabeth Avery told of the Hope Planation tour.

DEAR ABBY: A friend recently sent me a newspaper clipping of your column in the Provincea Vancouver, B.C., newspaper. It was a special thrill to see the poem, The Man in the Glass, written by my father, the late David Horton Elton.

Though he was born in Utah, Dad was a lifelong resident of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, where he practiced law and served the city as its mayor.

Dad authored many such home-spun poems, but for some strange reason this one has always been published as Author Unknown. DALT ELTON, WEST VANCOUVER, B.C.

(Every teen-ager should know the truth about sex, drugs and how to be happy. For Abby's booklet, send your name and address clearly printed with a check or money order for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 cents) self-addressed envelope to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.)

Mr. and Mrs. Cox

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DEAR ABBY: It was wonderful to see my late fathers poem, The Man in the Glass, in print again. 1 am happy to identify the author. He is Dale Wimbrow.

That poem was printed initially in the American Magazine in 1934 as the response to a young boys question, Does it pay to be honest?

I find it hard to understand how a person could claim the work of another, especially when the theme is honesty.

Over the years, The Man in the Glass has gained wide popularity. It was copyrighted in 1934, but appeared numerous times as a poem whose author was unknown.

My father has written a lot of

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Tantalizing

You may have noted one Britons assessment of altering into the Stragegic Defense Initiative accord with Washington, to the effect it opened the door to participation in research approaching the frontiers of human capabilities in many of the technologies of tomorrow.

The concept is tantalizing, no doubt about it; but there remains a significant group of questionmarks for participants.

The most outstanding of these would be an acknowledged doubt as to the real chances of accomplishment within any reasonable time frame. The fact remains that with the assembling of the Wests finest minds to probe fields yet unimagined, to find answers to problems those minds have not yet envisioned ... well, it blows the laymans mind. There is only the germ of an idea whose time may have come and whose time may not have come.

Couple that with problems of which we have many and resources for which we have too few for resolving them and it becomes pretty clear that the Star Wars process is going to drain wealth which could be applied to obvious and long-standing needs.

True. Weve heard that song before ... in the space program. That monumental effort paid off in dividends from the fallout alone; new materials, communications systems, new energy-producing ideas ... a host of them; plus expansion of horizons and applicable knowledge.

But this time around it is our conjecture that since the SDl project has a specific goal, its very purpose poses limits in broad utilization of accrued knowledge.

No one has attempted to set a price tag.

That $26 billion sum being bandied about may be presumed some kind of down payment to acquire necessary know-how. If that speculative goal is achieved, the assembling and installing of necessary futuristic hardware opens the door to further outlays, maybe ad infinitum.

Based on what we have been told, our enthu iasm for the project is faint. On the other hand, we have to believe something more than what weve been told is in the hands of decision-makers. (It would be foolish for them to tell all to a listening world.)

We wish for a better basis on which to make judgment.

Paul T, O'Connor

Locked In

It is a matter of record the United States has either backed the wrong horse in foreign political affrays, or at best gave the image ofworldng against the people who looked to us for help.

Such cases lead to all sorts of unpleasant problems.

Take the Philippines as a current example.

President Ferdinand Marcos is not a beloved leader to millions of his people. His support (from a distance) appears to come largely from the military and his friends who found something of value in his political world.

Because he and his government were duly elected by the people, our government must in turn deal with him as representative of the people. Doubts have arisen on that point, but Washington cannot make treaties or deal with private Filipino citizens when they have a president and political structure which speaks for the people. Washington is pretty much locked in.

The widow of the slain opposition leader is a candidate for the presidency and given other circumstances might prevail. The odds against her winning have mounted with entry into the race of another popular opposition leader. Sen. Salvador Laurel. The votes he will garner will be taken from those that might have gone to Mrs. Corazon Aquino. Similarly, the votes Mrs. Aquino receives might have meant victory for Sen. Laurel.

The scenario was made to order for President Marcos ; but not for us.

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reports on the fiscal CMiditioo (tf local governments.

"I think there will be a steady increase in prqpoty taxes across the state, WUson said in an intoview after the cmnmittees meeting. The tax increases will be modest, be said, probably averaging between two and five cents per hundred dollar evaluation.

County tax increases in the coming year wifi be a fact o life, Aycock said. Hiese will come, he said, on the heels (tf a year when 40 percent of North Carolinas counties raised

taxes, anotbor 40 percent kept ttion at the same level and moat of the other 20 percent revalued property, ttius tnaking it difficult to (feteiinine if the was any r^ increase. A few counties lowered taxes slightly, he said. '

The biggest financial concern comes from the approaching loss, on Oct. 1,1986, of fe^l revenue sharing funds. Congress is eliminating that rangram. That will cost North Carolina municipalities million and counties $76 million annually. Aycock said the loss to the counties

James J, KilpatrickNew Court May Have Merit

WASHINGTON - The Senate Judiciary Committee is approaching an upor-down vote on a bill to create a new a^iellate court in the federal system. ()n this issue the committee is divided; the Supreme CiHirt is divided; to l^al innfession is divided; and I have a few reservations myself. But m balance. Id vote to give to plan a five-year try.

Chief Justice Warren Earl Burger has bem pushing to idea to to past 10 years. He is urging (toigress to establish an interim court that would be lower than to Supreme Court but hi^mthan to courts of ai:^!. The court would be composM of one judge fnxn each of the 13 circuits. Members would sit by designation from to Supreme Court. The new court would handle (mly those cases delated to it by to Siyireme Court. Its prim^ functiiMi would be to settle conflicts among to circuits.

The whole idea, as Burger repeatedly has explained, is to give to Supreme Court some relief from to formidable caseload it now has to face. In a speech to to American Bar AssociatKm in 1963, Burger termed this caseload to most important single, immediate problem confronting to judicial branch of the federal government. The nine justices must pass in some fashion on 5,000 petitions a year, and toy must near argument and write formal opinions in from 140 to 150 cases a year.

This is not an impossible job, but it

is an impossible job to do well. In some uninformed quarters, a notion is harbored that the nine justices live to life of Riley; after aU, it is said, each of the nine writes only 15 or 16 full-blown opinions during a term, and everybody gets a three-month holiday in to summer. The notion is hokum. Members of the court work to year round, and toy work under pressures of responsiblity that make their workii^ hmirs seem longer.

Burgers intermediate court would not provide all to relief that patently is required, but it probably would help. One needs only to low at to first two opinions of to current term to see what to chief justice is talking about.

^ The first case involved an issue that is something less than monumental: May a U.S. district ju^e order federal marshals to transport state pris(Hiers to a federal courthouse? It scarcely seems a towering question. Why, then, was the mi^it and majesty of the U.S. Supreme Court marshaled to hear and decide to matter? As Justice Lewis Powell explained, it is "because this case presents a recurring problem on which the circuits differ.

The second case was a little more interesting, but not much more interesting. It involved William Lloyd HUl, who entered into a plea bargain in Arkansas in 1979 on charges of

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constitutes 5.4 percent of total county revenues in a year and 8.1 percent of to inoney that can be collected ffoin

property taxes In tMnry, eoual, in order

all other things being equal, in order to make up for the loss of this one federal prognm, county' governmoit would have to raise its property tax by 8.1 percent, he said.

Anmit half the counties and 60 percent of to cities were usin^ federal revenue sharing money for cafdtal expenses. Ttaewetically, those' ato were using that money for capital projects will be able to maintain current services. Theyll just have less money for capital projects.

But to two reminded legislates (d anothe maje (atiblem facing local governments, to deterioration of toir infrastructures. Wate and sewer lines are inadequate in many areas, many nav schow are needed and local governments are finding that toy must often help pay fe a road if they want to state to build it. Local governments can delay capital spending due to to loss of revenue faring funds, Wilsm said, but these projects cant be delayed for limg.

either problems wul cwitribute to to mimientum for new tax increases. In farm counties were there have been revaluations, Aycock said, to tax base has tounk because land prices are dropping. When that happens, to tax rate has to increase.

Insurance premiums for many local governments have jump^ by as much as 1,000 percent, Wilson said. And, federal economic development and housina programs are being cut along with revenue sharing.

Wilson qualified his statement about to likely tax increases. He said toy will come unless local ^ov-ernmoits are granted some rehef by to letolature. By rdief be meant legislative authmity to local governments to issue new, or raise existing, taxes.

Wilson conceded that if local tax increases are to be avoided, to legislature will have to chip in with new taxing authwity. That means taxes are going up and it only remains to be seen who sends you to bill, to legislature or your local board.

murder and theft. He understood ffom his counsel that he would be eligible for parole after serving one-third of a 35-year sentence. Later it transpired tot because of a prior conviction. Hill would have to serve half his sentence before seeing parole. Hill contended tot his 6tn Araaidment right to to assistance of counsel had been violated because of to inaccurate advice. He sought a writ of habeas corpus to a U.S. district court, but to court dismissed his petition without a formal hearing, (^tion: Was he entitled to an evidentiary hearing? Next question: Why did to Supreme Court take to case?

We granted certiorari, explained Justice William Rehnquist, because of to difference between the result reached in to present case and tot reached by to Cknirt of Appeals for to 4th Circuit in Strader v. Garrison, 611F. 2d 61 (1979).

The Supreme (Jourt takes 35 to 40 such cases a year one of every four tot it decides by formal opinion. Most of tom, unlike to Hill case, involve statutory law. It is not so im-p^nt tot to questi(ms be settled one way or another way; what is important is tot the questions be settled. The proposed intermediate court could do this as well as to Supreme Court.

As Burger has emphasized, to new court would be experimental. Unless reauthorized, it would go out of existence after five years. It would cost virtually nothing, because to 13 judges on the panel already are on salary. The intermediate court just might provide significant relief, but we will never know if we dont ti7 to find out.

EUsha DouglasStrength For Today

When we find ourselves in any sort of difficulty, when good fortune begins to slip away from us, and when the thrill of success is foUowed by a haunting sense of failure, we say to ourselves or if we are asked for advice we say to others Try harder.

But the gospel does not say Try harder; it says Believe harder. For the power of ones religious life arises from faith, and faith is based on belief. This does not mean that if a person has religious faith he can lie back and declare that he is going to let things take their course and that everything will turn out all right. There is a place for effort in the religious life, but the place is not first. Belief comes first. Then belief is followed by faith. Then effort, entering as a result of faith, brings success.

We must get the factors of life in their right order if they are to contribute to happiness and success.

; WASHINGTON (UPI) - If you read to comic strips, you will recall ! that most of them referred in some

increasing voter tiuiMXit in to United States, which is among to lowest in the world.

way to to ppblem of world hunger Among the proposals was one that on Thanksaivinc Dav. Even stnns called for establishment of a Na-

on Thank^ving Day. Even strips ! that didnt mterrupt their story lines i inserted some sort of reference to the 'inue.

' Cyma might say that the Thanks-jgiving outpouring of hunger ! messages led by Peanuts creato Charles Schulz and Doonesburys I Garry Trudeau put food in no ones mowi. True, but it was another impressive dnnonstration of how, as 'with to Band Aid, Live Aid and j Farm Akl fund-raising efforts earlier 'this year, specialize talent and hiih-powered promotion techniques can be pit to the service of a good

A few days before Thanksgiving, ai UBoOkiai group called to Com-miHldi Nrikmal Elsetioiis issued Anport wSk recommeodatioos for

tional Registration Day to be held four to six weeks before to 1988 presidential election.

The commission said its investiga-tioin iiKlicated tot 85 percent to 90 percent (rf registered voters actually cast balliHs (m Election Day. Ergo, it concluded that to key to increasing voter turnout is increasing voto registration. Commission cochairman Melvin Laird said it might be possible to add 15 percent to 20 percoit to to 1984 voter turnout, wmch was a miserable 53 percent id to nations voting age population.

Its recommendation that Congress and to president proclaim a special day to encourage voto registration was included in a set of proposals totgrged states to use a number of

other devices to make registration easier. But some of these, such as postcard w Election Day registration, are controversial and lume of them are national in scope.

The National Registratim Day idea appears to be a good one, but it will need mme than to mere proclamation of to date to make it wprk. After all, Con^(ress proclaims hundreds of special days, weeks and months every year to celetH*ate everything from patriotism to potatoes and most people remain blissfully unaware of their existence.

What National Registration Day will need is some super-promotion, such as a 24-hour teleuion with one (d those gigantic digital counters rolling up numbers or a national competition, perhaps a Registration Olympics, among cities or states for to most new registrations.

The advertising could be a jsroject for to Advertising Council, to

promotion a job for to best and biggest in public relations. The newspapers, to broadcasters, the billboard indiBtry, the direct mail people all could play a role in talking up National Registration Day. Professional sports and show business ail could encourage toir superstars to speak out.

In addition, tore cmild be a role in this for to rock *n roU community as there was in to African food crisis.

Young people, 18 to 25, arB the lowest-voting age group, and if they can be reached with a positive registration message, perhaps through music videos or rock concerts to which a registration card is the price of admission, some real progress might be made toward creating to voting habit in a new generation of citiz^.

If anyone thinks these suggestions trivialize a serious problem, lets ..hear some better ideas.

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Thefts Investigated

Greenville police are continuing their investigation of three thefts reported to the department Tuesday.

Officers said a bicycle was taken from 114 Reade St. (Ge^etown Apartments) in an incictent reported at 11:35 a.m., while an equalizer was taken from a vehicle parked at Rose High School on Elm Street in an incident reported at7:40p.m.

Police said a television set, a video cassette recorder and $200 in cash were taken from Bl Glendale Court in a break-in reported at 9:45 p.m.

Possession Charge^

Samuel N. Harrell, 25, of Route 6, Greenville, was arresN early toda^ (m a charge of possession of man-juana.

Officer Alvin Batts said Harrell was charged after the car he was driving was stof^ fw a traffic check on North Greene Street about 1 a.m. Harrell was also charged with driving while impaired in connection with K incident.

' day at The Annointed (hies Qnirch, 112W.Sec(HSt.,Ayden.

Lillian Bryant of Ashland, Va., will be the gimt speaker. She has been in the ministry fcH* 35 years and has traveled in England, Jamaica and Canada.

Falkland Chorvs

The Falkland Elementary School chorus will perf(xin at 1:^ p.m. tCaroUi -----

Thursday at Carolina East Mall.

Lovefeast Set

A Christmas Lovefeast will be held at the Farmville United Methodist Church at 7;30 p.m. Sunday.

Tlje lovefeast is a service of candlelight, music, scripture and sharing of coffee and spiced buns. Music wUl be provided by the churchs chancel choir, directed by Kathryn Sauls, with Drucilla Lamm as organist. A nursery will be provided.

Jaycees To Meet

The Greenville Jaycees will hold a general membership meeting Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Rotary Building

A workshop on public speaking will be given 6y several members demonsh'ating different speal techniques. Dinner will be serve and plans for the Greenville Christmas prade and other activities will be tinalized.

Eastern PTA

The Eastern Elementary Parent-Teacher-Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the schools ,all-purpose room..The agenda includes a business meeting and Christmas pr<^m.

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The village of Simpson will hold its regular town council meeting and annual Christmas banquet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Phillipi Church education building. Handicapped persons who plan to attend should call Ms. Regina Hopkins, village clerk, at 757-1430 by Sunday.

New Staff Member

Dr. Christine Fitch of Wilson has joined the East Carolina University School of Education, where her duties will include working with the education dean to coordinate faculty efforts in the area of research and development grants.

She previously taught in Wilson and Alexandria, Va., schools and at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. She has been a teacher trainer with the Holyoke, Mass., schools, student teacher supervisor and education coordinator for juvenile justice pri^rams at the University of Massachusetts, and case manager supervisor for the Greenville, Mass., Department of Mental Health.

Dr. Fitch is a Bennett College alumna, with graduate degrees from George Washington University and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Hie Senate Fisttnee Committee today imani-moQaly approved President Reifns nominatioo of Otis R. BoOhi as secretary oi health and hum services.

iranfirmed by the full Senate, Bows will succeed Margaret M. Heckler as HHS secretairy. Mrs. Heckler is leavins the post to becMiK

Benven served eight years as governor of Indiana and has been a physician for 44 years, including 26 yean in his hometown of Brnen.

His nomination hearing Tuesday befar the finance committee was frimy* ^ ^ chairman, Sen. Bob Paclwood, R-Ore., said, The man does not have a blem^ or, ap-pai^y, an enemy. Thats unusual fw lomemie whos bem in pcditks as long^hehas.

LOVEFEAST PREPARATIONS - Mrs. W. Alei Alien III shows Farmviile Junior United Methodist Youth members how to trim beeswax candles that will be used

for a lovefeast scheduled at the Farmviile United Methodist Church. The lovefeast will be held at 7:31 p.m. Sunday.

'P^enfs Time Out'

Tie, Pitt-GreenvUle Arts Council willJirovide child care for Christmas shoflpers Saturday from 12:30 to 3:30 p.nr^-ht the Jaycee Park building on Ced^ Lane for a tax-deductible donation.

tng Parents Time Out, chilgKn from 4 to 10 years old will be cai for by p^le experienced in chiodare and will be led in Christmas crafts, will be shown the movie in Toyland, and will be sei^ refreshments.

A spokesman said space is limited and tickets will be sold in advance. Fiy more information, call 757-1785.

Boys Town

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Boys Town, which has been home to 16,000 youngsters since it was founded in 1917, will build 10 houses and change an office building into living units so it can serve more children.

The $4 million project will increase the number of boys and girls served in the 66 homes on the mile-square campus west of Omaha to 530.

Currently, 401 boys and 34 girls live on campus. Boys Town al^ has a family home in Tallahassee, Fla., and plans to build three more in Orlando. Fla.

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East Carolina University will offer a new |Dgram next summer which administrators hope will increase the number of certified high school math and science teachers.

This pn^am is designed to enable inoividuals who already have math or science degrees to become certified to teach math or science at the secondary school level, said Dr. Floyd E. Mattheis, director of ECUs Science and Mathematics Education Center.

The Lateral Entry Pro^am is cosponsored by the Science and Mathematics Education Center and the ECU School of Education, with partial funding by the Mathematics and Science Education Network.

Participants will begin the program witn a six-week session on the ECU campus. During the 1986-87 school year, they will teach part-time in area hi^ schools under the supervision of a mentor teacher. They will also be required to attend seminars one night a week conducted by university officials who will be observing them.

The program will conclude in the summer of 1987 with a one-week session during which participants will summarize the previous years training. AH participants will be encouraged to complete ^uirements for the master of arts in education, which can be attained in the remain-ii^ five weeks, depending on the individuals prior education.

At the completion of the program, participants should be qualified to pass the National Teachers Examination, Mattheis said.

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Susan Barbe Fecbo (rf Tarbmro and Bryan McCray Woolard of Washington, N.C.,nave won a holiday ^ting card design contest at East Carolina University. The first of its kind, the competiti(Mi was sponsored by the East Carolina University Foundation.

Plans are for the contest to become a yearly event.

The chancellors office and the Office of Institutional Advancement wanted original artwork produced by ECU students for their holiday cards. The students received $100 prizes for their Mn and ink sketches.

E^ is overflowing with talented voung artists. Our school of art is known as one of the best on the East Coast. We though this contest would provide opportunities to display the work of our students, while giving them some recognition and a little extra money, said James L. Lanier, vice chancellor for institutional advancement.

Mrs. Fechos design, titled Christinas Wreath, was chosen for the chancellors card and Woolards piece for the Office of Institutional Advancement.

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pen and ink collage of antique toys around a holiday wreath.

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Mrs. Fecho teaches art part time for Edgecombe Technical Collie, while working as a lab assistant ^ printmaking instructor at ECU. She also teaches aerobics and does freelance word processing and computer artatlKHne.

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Toyota Confirms Plans For Kentucky Facility

jTROIT (AP) - Toyoia Motor Corp.!i the worlds third-irgft ca^ mier, confirmed today that it i^ns to build an automi^ile manufactur-ingpkint inKentiK^ky.

U is a significant step in our long-held dream of achieving a full pat^rship with the American people/ 5hoichiro Toyoda. president of the Japanese auto company, said in a statement released in Detroit.

The plant will be built on a 1,500-

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ab(it 10 miles north of Lexingtwi statement said. It will produce about 200,000 cars a year, ana production is scheduled to start in mid-1988.

The company said it plans to spend S800 million on'the project, which will create jobs for about 3:000 people.

Toyoda said the decision to put the plant in Kentucky "expresses our confidence that the American economy, American industry and the American worker have much to offer to Toyota.'

He called the process of choosing the site one of the most demanding decisions m- the history of the com-patRj which is Japans largest carmaker.

Many stales provided us with ex-cejlent proposals, Toyoda said. 'Each one ra-eived the most careful studv against our criteria and each one'was strong in many respects.

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The adjustments made in surcharges to industrial customers -efieclive Jan 1 - increase the present 5 cents per pound charge for biochemical oxygen demand (for amounts over 2,50 parts per million) to 8 cents per pound, and decrease the charge for total suspended solids from 6 cents per pound to 4 cents. A surcharge of 20 cents per pound will be added for total Kjeldahl nitrogen

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GUC General Manager Malcolm Green reported that advanced rei'onding bonds to pay off water bonds issued m 1981 were sold Tuesday The refunding bonds, purchased by Wachovia Bank at 7 69 percent interest, will pay off bonds issued at 10.4 percent interest and produce an accrued'^ savings of some $275,000 because of the lower interest rate.

Commissioners asked the City Council to consider the advance refunding of the 1981 bonds in November, and the City Council approved the sale of the $3.52 million in refunding bonds last week.

in other action Tuesday, GUC commissioners approved the extension of a rural water line to serve 22 customers on Secondary Road 1523 south of the Old Creek Road intersection The 3,(H)0 feet w^ater main extension is expected to cost $14,500.

Action to hire an auditor to review GUCs financial records for the year ending June 30,1986, was tabled until a workshop meeting Jan. 7. GUCs present auditor, John C. Proctor & CO has submitted a proposal totaling $12,600

But the city has requested that the GUC use the same accounting firm the city uses - currently McGladrey llendrick.son & Pullen McGladrey Hendrickson & Pullen has submitted a proposal to GUC totaling $21,000.

Commissioners also approved the purchase of materials from low bidders, including: 15 padmount transformers from R.W. Chapman for $31,3(H); 40.(KH) feet of cable from Eastern Electric Supply for $28,840; 75.(110 feet of cable from Rigby Electric Supply for $41,550; and 14,000 feet of cable from Rigby for $39,200.

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Candidates Settle Difference, Will Oppose Marcos As Team

Aquino and himself by their nicknames.

Laurel had earlier announced his own presidential candidacy, rejecting an offer from Mrs. Aquino to join her.

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arlier today, Marcos was* nominated by his narty for ani^r term in office and tM president chose an outspoken critic as his running mate for the sp^ial electiim he had called to blunt criticism of his 20-year rule.

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Tolentino was fired by Marcos this year as foreign minister.

The agreement between Mrs. Aquino Laurel, considered by many Filipinos the stn^est possible opposition team against Marcos, came after they met with Manila Roman Catholic Cardinal Jaime L. Sin, said assemblyman Marcelo Feman.

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Mrs. Aquino had earlier refused to run under Laurels United Nationalist Democratic Oi]ganization, known as UNIDO, but I

ing that as her party affiliation, had earlier filed without party affiliation.

Marcos earlim- in the day accepted his partys nominatimi and then announced his clKHce of Tcdoitino, whom he earlier fired as fm*^ minister.

Tolentino said in overlooking their differences, Marcos showed the highest degree (A statesmaoship. Newspapers have said Tdentiim, an attiHTiey and expert on constitutional law, could boost Marcos credibility because he has a reputation for honesty.

Marcos, whose current six-year term was to have expired in June 1987, was carried into tte hotel ballroom on the shoulders of supports and was nominated by acclamation to be his partys candidate for president.

Last month, when be issued a surprise call for the special electiim, be said it would settle doubts at bmne and abroad about his pcmularity. Ife originally said he would run akne, but later announced he would restore the vice presidency, abolished in 1972 when he negan ei^t years (A martial law.

In a speech before the conference, Marcos did not name either Laurd or Mrs. Aquino, Imt accused his (^ipo-nents of conation, deceit, for^, hypocrisy and preaching the violence of a godless ideology.

In the annals of our country, there is no comparable reciHtl d deceit and slander such as ttiese would-be leaders have unleashed, he said.

Marcos also accused his i of trying to discredit the Philii^hne judiciary for having acquitted military men in the assassination of Benigno Aquino, who was gunned down as he returned home from ttiree years of self-imposed exile in the United States.

Mrs. Aquino charges that Marcos is responsible for killing her husband. Marcos denies it.

While we are seeking to raise the morale of our people, they preach to degrade our people in foreign lands, spitting at our citizenry since it satisfies their venomous ambitions, their spite and their envy, the 68-year-old Marcos, reported to be in failing health, said in a booming voice.

The governing partys platform, read before the 8,642 listed delegates, defended the presence of U.S. mili-tai7 bases in the Philippines and called for full military action aixl economic development to put down a growing communist insurgency.

The platform said there is no contradiction between the presence of the U.S. bases and the goal of a neutral Southeast Asia, but added: We shall insist that any future treaty on U.S. use of Philippine bases should spell out the respective obligations and roles of the signatories in the clearest terms.

The United States has two ma^r military installations in the Phillipines, Clark Air Base and Subic Bay Naval Base.

The platform said no compromise was possible with communist in- . surgents of the New Peoples Army, which Marcos said had killed 10,000 people in the past year, far exceeding previous military counts.

City Defrauded

WASHINGTON (AP) - A former high-ranking official of the District of Columbia government and adviser to Mayor Marion Barry Jr. has pleaded guilty to defrauding the city of $190,000.

Ivanhoe Donaldson faces a possible maximum of 23 years in prison and a $340,000 fine when he is sentenced on Jan. 27.

The U.S. attorneys office said Donaldson had access to and systematically stole money from an account used for administering unemployment funds. Donaldson, 44, ran Bands successful 1974 campaign for city council and engineered txith Barrys mayoral campaigns.

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WASHINGTON IAP) - The Amer-icln Mecal Association is quicklv facing complaints that its new call fof^Mts banning advertising and pramotion of cigarettes and other tobacco products would violate rights (rffree speech.

Unfazed, AMA general counsel Kirk Johi^ is declaring, We ex-)ect a challenge; were willing to #tit.

Soon after AMA policy-makers passed their anti-advertising proposal on Tuesday, citine tobacco-cancer links as grounds for drastic action,' major publishing trade groups dispatched a letter of com-plAint.

We take no position here with reppect to health risks; our concern is at any such risks not be misused in an unconstitutional attempt to rektrict free speech in a free society; said the letter signed by Jerry W; FYiedheim, executive vice presi-di^t of the American Newspaper Polishers Association, and William Gorog, president of the Magazine Polishers Association.

Products that can be legally sold iit our society are entitled to be aijvertised, ie letter said. If it is legal to sell a product, it should be legal to advertise it. This commer-ciil speech is constitutionally protected.

Questioned at a news conference

before the letter was made AMA lawyer Jirfinson said, We believe strongly in the First Amendment, which guarantees freedcmi of speech. '

However, he said commercial speech is not on the same legal footing as speech on political issues, r^igious matters or other such topics. And he said there is nothing to the assertion that advc must be allowed for legally pr products.

Cigarette commercials have been barred from television for more than a decade.

North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Jim Graham joined the state's largest cigarette manufacturer and the head of the N.C. Press Association in criticizing the AMAs decision.

Wlien cigarette advertising was banned on television. I said at the time it was an unfair restrictiwi of trade. Agriculture Commissioner Jim Graham said. And I feel the same about banning cigarette advertising in the print media.

R. Fletcter Good IV of Elkin, president of the press association, said in a telephone interview that such a ban would infringe on the First Amendment right of a free press.

Only one doctor. D.E. Ward of Lumberton in tobacco-rich North Carolina, spoke in opposition to the proposal.

He said his states delegati<m coo-sidored the action nanropriate fw the House of Delegates which in the last has championed constitutional reedoms. And he argued that manufacturers should be allowed to advertise legally ixtxluced tobacco products.

In addition to the call for le^la-tion to ban all tobacco ads and ihx>-motion, the AMA policy-makers v(^ to wess for a 21-year minimum age for buying cigarettes, chewing tobacco and other tobacco {Mtxhicts, for a ban (m vending machine cigarette sales and fw reouired health warning labels on smokeless tobacco, such as chewing tobacco and snuff.

Its all part of the 271,000-member associations drive to create a tobacco-free nation by the year 2000 an aim that officials said was not being fulfilled under voluntary programs.

The associations 367-member House of Delegates also addressed

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Reaffirming its year-<rid call for eliminatioo (A j^essiooal and amateur boxing, a spmt in which the mrimary objective is to inflict injury.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, calling anew for abolition of white minority rule in South Africa, says the state of eei^ency there has given its police unlimited powers to silence critics of the government.

Denouncing the official racial policy of apartheid as abhorrent, Reagan said Tuesday, Its time that the government of ^th Africa took steps to end it and to reach out for compromise and reconciliation to end the turmoil in that strife-torn land.

The president singled out South Africa in a speech assessing human rights conditions around the world. He also criticized the Soviet Union, Vietnam, Cambodia, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Cuba, Nicaragi^, Iran, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Chile and the Philippines.

The American people cannot close their eyes to abuses of human rights and injustice, whether they occur among friend or adversary or even on our own shores, Reagan said.

In South Africa, about 900 people have been killed in almost 16 months of violence against apartheid, the official policy that preserves privil^e for South Africas 5 million whites and denies rights to the 24 million blacks.

Reagan called apartheid an inhuman policy, ana said, The declaration of a state of emergency has given the policy in that country essentially unlimited powers to silence critics of the government.

Dr. Ronald Davis of Atlanta, a member of the associations board of trustees, said introduction of Illation - perhaps by next s{Hing would have to be followed by work to build support in the years to come.

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Internal Audit Criticizes Navy's Policy On Private Security Plans

'Washington (AP) - The Navy, ini contracting with civilian agencies to provide security guards, has avowed the use of people \xdiio are not pil^rly trained, do not hold required security clearances and who cannot demonstrate they are quali-fd to handle a gun, an internal audit has found.

.Moreover, Navy commanders are frequently put in a difficult positicm if (hey need to respond to unexpected security demands because thev frst intist renegotiate the terms of civil-iah contracts, the report adds.

, ;Results of our audit indicate that, generally, the current ovo^ type

and level of services provided by security guard contracts do not satisfy the security requirements, the report said.

^In our opinioo, unfess the current-caliber of contracted security services can be significantly im^oyed - which we consider infeasible because of contract inflexibility and lack of control - the Navy should discontinue contracting for security functioos,itsaid.

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The release of the report comes at a time when the Nai^ already is scrambling to address other security problemshi^ilighted by the recent arrests or convictioos of several people for espionage.

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U.S. Probe Will Hit Hailey's Path

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - American scientists who thought budg^-clittina would cheat them of a chance to send a spacecraft to study Hallos comet say its a very pieasant sur-|pi^ that a U.S. probe will be range of the gases that spew jllions of miles from the comets

;It lo(^ like were going to get our lssion to Haileys comet afto* all, |6hn C. Brandt, of the National eronautics and Space Administra-lipn, said Tuesday during the Amm-

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Five other probes - two Soviet, two Japanese and one from the European ^ce Agoicywill study Halk^s comet next Mardi, a^ proaching at distances ranging from several million mUes to as close as 300 miles.

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But based on observatkms ICE made when it flew thro^ the comet Giacobini-Zinners tail Sept. 11, scientists now believe etectrified ^ particles, waves in magnetic fields and other phenomena from Hallos comet will extend far enough into space to be measured tty the U.S. p^s instruments.

Its a very pleasant surprise, Brandt said.

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We woe seeing ^ects of the c(net as far out as 5 million kilome-tos 3 millii miles, said Fred Scarf, a physicist at TRW Space and Technology Group in Redondo Beach.

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HILLS, kwa tAP'- A hiidwr shot to death b% a fanwr In baoe MK^ iiioe> to Nij grocer m" was nSed mmutes af^ hts bail rehved to cash a check against the farmer s whawn account, authonoessaid The iron} is that there was no more thna^ or comfMSSionate btaker in Iowa." Rep Jun Leach, R-lowa. said after banker John was fatally shot Monday Hls death was *'a towenng loss to the sttle " Leach said Hi ami dar

Ae was killed in hts office by a shotgun blast fired bv Dale Burr. 63. who had shot and kilied his wife. Emily. M. at tbeir Lone Tree farmhouse and fanner Richard Goody. 3S, at Goodys home in Hilte. authonties said IHien Burr tned to cash a check Monday morning, he was told his account was overdrawn and be would have to see a bank officer, the sheriff said .

Sheriff Hughes said Burr then left the bank, returned minutes later with a 12-gauge shotgun concealed under his overalls, and used it to kill Hughes before turning it against Goody

A short time later. Bun killed himself in his pickup truck. Shenff s

dqwties found his wifes body, also shot with a shotgun, at the couple's home

Kth Fortes. Burrs brotho- in-law, said Burr wasot the type who talked about his problems op^' or frequently, but on Nov. 30, be had poured out the story at a gathering in the Forbes home

He had mortgaged the farm pret* ty heavily appa-ratly to kem the farming opatitkn gomg. Forbes, a Lone Tree-area farmer, told the lovra City Press-Otiien.

Burr, who farmed about 360 acres with his son John, said be owed bun-dreds of thousands of dollars to several banks, Forbes said.

Forbes said his brother-in-law told him Hills Banks and Trust was planning to foreclose on Burr's mortgage, to force the sale of Burrs machm^' and livestock and the rental of his land

Forbes said that would have left Burr, a lifelong fanner, with absolutely nothing

Tiiat was what was bothering him He told me he didnt have enough money to buy groceries. Forbes said

Charles Gay. chairman of Hills Bank and Triist. denied the bank ilanned to foreclose on Burr, a life-ong farmer

Records in the Johnson County recorders office show the Burrs owed

the Hills bank almoBt $436,000. Burr and 1S son also had bens filed against them totabog more than $46,000.

It was speculated a land diaiute with Gooch led to the tfati kil^ after Goocfy allegedly told Barr be intended to fann 80 acres leased from Burr because he had not received timely notificaiioc of the lease termination.

At least two southeastern Iowa banks locked their doors Monday after irord of the slayings became public. Hie Cdumbos Jimction bankTeacher Accused

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Hie school board has accepted the re^-nation of a teacdio-acaised of selbi grades for up to $100 at his wfakd) had lost 38 footbaD plav because of Texas no pass, no pUy' rule.

Harold Dennis Shannon, who taught math and was a giiis basketball team coach at Eastern Hills Hi^ School, sold As for $100 and Bs for $75, said board President Richard ONeal.

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^JOHNFLESBEX AeedHed Pr* Wriler q SALBGH (AP) - Gov. JiB Ifar tk safs a Sente camnitee has glfCi liB very hm lalhday by voliig te bbdish on of

a net peemtbe pork berreL llvta, ho tins 51 today, bas sees ptek barrel m many toms, piw secretaiy Tim PtUmaa aid. to Martms 12 ytm m

thioK he resented abate the Cfcneral Anesably as the ay it Ae pork barrel) as md to kgislatos,* Pittman sate te this a the first ^ m a that viD eventoaOy diaiy

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pork torrel b money timfi-qonalfy dirided among most ifaen of the Legislatm to fond 1, non-profit projeets and iutioDS, sncb as outdoor and vohmteer fire depart-

Thc word pork barrel bas been a word, said Sen. Aaron Hyler, Jmon, committee diairman. I the people will be pleased to that tins action has been

have com-(bstrids were I or completeiy left out.

; yearrMartin accused the Dem-' itic leadership of threatening to pork barrd funding torn atK legbbUrs vbo sided him on su^ issues as tax cuts I gubernatorial veto. e process of dividing the nMoey drew fire. Legisbtors simply sented wish lists to the powerful airmen of the House ana Senate i Committees-Ryler

I Rep. Bill^ Watkins, fMSranville. Hhe expenditures they approved |oere combioed into one biU containing 1,441 appropriatioos total-Idgjftl.l milUoo.

# package surfaced the final Ivedt of the session and was rushed

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RALEIGH (AP) - Saying life, ; with sevore defects, cant be an ;ihjury in the legal sense, the state

Supreme Court has ruled that a child *mth Downs syndrome doesnt have ; the right to sue a docto to wrongful ! life damages.

iTTie court, which reversed a Qlovember 1964 decision by the state -Court of Appeals, also ruled 4-3 ITuesday that the childs parents *dont have the right to sue the doctor :fhr wrongful birth damages stemm-;ihg from their inability to decide ^iFhetber to end the pr^nancy. .'Written by Associate Justice :toey B. Mitchell Jr., the ruling said twrongful birth claims would not be *iiecozed by North Cardina courts Without a clear mandate by the Gen-"(Tal Assembly.

I f Mitchell wrote that the over-Iwhelming majority of courts asked to address the issue had rejected Wnmgful life claims by children boro fWith defects. Mitchell said in a tele-pfwne interview that California, New r^rsey and Washington were the only :sbtes allowing children to recover damages on claims of wrongful life.

I Lawyers for both sides c(^d not be Inched for comment.

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Sute committee ^"ex^ore retomo. AB the merabeis ere Etemocrtei, ad BKt ere chairmes of caeetetees ievoived i thebmtget^ ff Ok floiBe aad Sente approve the caontetees reoommendatiaB. d local proiecte il be the mae ay as the rete of the state bmlgeL Lanmiakefs fli is-trodne faOi icqnstiDg mmfj to spec^ cmaes, aad apoopriatiaas committees B hold heariaB on each Bieasare aad vote it op or down.

The idea ii to each local tespro-priato to be considered on Ms merits, Jordaa sate We tbtek das iD make a major change, he said, ackBOled

operatioa of state roadoely mctoles teftiai*. sf doBan to a te mge of local aod itatewtee projects, many incteded the bodgets of gofveniBMUt depait-BMols sadi as AdaastraliaB aod Oteara] Resoarces.

For mmpte Ibis years cmtte operatkas faffl had atom CSimiliMB to icflis as (iverK as the Bkvth Carofin Symphony, local arts cnm-es. the Sotehera Growth Policy Board aa the Sotekere Governors

North Cmotoa wiB hate next year. Ramsey smd.

If pork hnnel ^ipropriacxias e to be csiBsidered ndivteally. thea the

hieh do not relate dhectly to the operatiaD of state gmervnent tendd gA the samt tnatmoL Ramsey sate "

Changes need to be made. he sate Bot let's let a httle simshBie in from top to bottooi. and not siogle ote afehltle^icfcetiten&

that the pork bancl process becoBte uBviekte and unfaff. He said he hoped the retoms odU resite in less state fopdmg of local projects.

Jordan sakl he was eonfideat the Senate oukl accept the

reforms when the Legislatoe convenes m June 1385. He said be had discussed the changes with House Speaker Liston Ran^ and was optimistic about prospects there, too.

Ramsev said in an interview be supported mote of what the Senate committee had done. But be said the refonns dioukl not be limited to the pock barrel bin.

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- After tats mtj anns tateeco-sutt kfeiaeirs . there aeems ta be a aval (insa aomg the ratrits. Marta aU the 3Kh a&> al neelhig tt the Smik CaroDa Farm Bweai Federatxa Thesda;.

''SoBie are Ming at a tens-tenn pfaiL at the excess d svpha aad a he said *01 the other band, there s a proposaL seen txrfortth iatel]r as a rnaL that cMi help a the shat tcra. Perhaps ve aeed

Rep. Charhe Rose. IXN C. has propsed earmarM oa cent (d the l^cent-per pack federal exase tax for the pngrain. bat Brojiall said that may prompt congressmen tn

seek la me the tax to hmd other pra> fwasMaslMkaie 'ir AM canel fds Mi aae aM

AM teat.. there's fMg te be a Ml M Aea A foRa" said BnvMi. hois efeh Ae aepohhean M for Ae USSenBe.

lfaftiB.aRepMkaa,toidAeW deieptes to the m,IIH*mber orpiizatioi Ant the DenMcrBk piao canid fc for a ohde: AM he said RepAAcan Sen. Jeane Hetei piaa to give totacco compnaies a scouot on the snrpMs tobacco that faikd to fetch the federal sitopart pnce may be needed a the hag ran.

Fhiecwed tobacco farmers pay an assessment A S cents per poaid to sipNrt the tobacco propam. inch has become hardened dh unsold leal Rose said Mondiy be may be bag to 'largain aoay his one-cent earmarking plan for a proposal to charge tobacco importers the sameassessmem.

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Conpetiliai from cheap imports is crippimg toxtUes and oAer in-Aatries as wcfl as agrieaitme, BrofMU said. WMie most U.S floaiM bare remuaed opea, other coaatries are dosmg theirs to U.S.

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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Wednesday, December 11,1985 |5

Congress or maybe longer.

Theres more good in it than bad, Neal said.

R^. Charlie Rose, D-N.C., has been lobbying for the tax bill, even though Rose says business interests

in his district are strongly opposed.

He volunteered to be one dl^-nys whips to keep Rostaakowskis support for Rose's plan to earmark

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WASHINGTON (AP) - North t Carolinas six House Democrats are ; Expected to vote fw a major tax-haul L'4neasure this week, but their ^tepuWican colleagues say tl^re ' ^uncomfortable with President : 'Reagans support of the Democrat-''backed bill.

;: Rep. Bill Cobey, R-N.C., said the :tax bill, sponsored by R^. Daniel '.Rflstenkowski, D-Ill., chairman of ;tbe tax-writing Ways and Means 'Committee, would trigger an eco-. -oomic recession next year.

' It is anti-growth, anti-business, Umti-savings kand anti-family,

Cobey said Tuesday. While Reads position is not totally illogical in trying to keep tax reform alive. Cobey said he couldnt Ining himself to v(rte for a bad bill on assurances that the Senate would fix it.

I tot trust the Soiate to do that, be said.

Rep. Howard Coble, R-N.C., was the only North Carolinian to ^ a personal appeal from President Reagan to sui^xhI the legislation. But Coble told Reagan be probably would disappoint him by voting against the bill.

My gosh you hate to say no to

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GRAHAM, N.C. (AP) Alamance County boj the girls will wear specially made long red satin d :tbe president and Mn. Reai^n at a White House re : Twenty singers from Southern Alamance Middle School and Southern :Alamance High School will leave Thursday for Washington, D.C. for tte ^two^iour reception. White House (rfficials sa^ the president and the first lady expected to host the reckon, though there could be last-minute schedule

your president, Coble said Tuesday, the day after Reagans call. Coble said be felt very uncomfortable. He said Reagans pitch was we need tax reform and this is not the endiMDduct.

However, Coble said the bill was not simplification mm* refmmation and he was leaning real stron^y against that bill.

Rep. Bill Hendon, R-N.C., said he was uisure lx)w he would vote on the tax measure, which supporters call refmm and simplification. But he is expected to vote no, along with other Nwth Carolina Republicans.

There is nothing simple about the bill, which is more than 3,900 pages. Henckmsaid.

It weighs four-and-a-half pounds, Hendon said. But you cannot overstate the importance of this. You are literally reaching into everyones pocket.

An aide to Rep. Jim Broyhill, R-N.C., said be was undecided but lean

ing agaii^t the bill.

The states six House Democrats are expected to vote for the bill, but theres duscomfwl among their ranks as well.

North Carolinas timber industry, among others, has lobbied heavily

agaiiKt the measure because the*in-dustry would lose its tax breaks for refwestation and other investment imrentives.

Weyerhaeuser Co., which operates two major paper plants in eastern North Carolina, has exfuessed concern about the bill to Rep. Walter Jones, D-N.C. But Jones is committed to support Rostenkowski because they are both House Committee chairmen, a Jones aide said.

Most (rf Jones Democratic colleagues are following the line of Re^. Tim ValentiM and Steve Neal.

This has a lot of appeal to me because it keeps the (kwr open, Valentine said. If we defeat this, tax reform is dead for this session of

It will be a major experience for them. How many children in a lifetime get the of^wrtunity to perfram at ti White House? Southern High School drama teacher Marshall Qualls said Monday.

Qi^ was one of hundreds of chorale directors from across the nation who applied to pof orm at the White House during the Christmas holidays. While be was optimistic about getting a sl<H, QuaUs said be never dreamed his students woiild be invited to perfwrn at the party.

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Stock And Market Reports

In The Area

NEW YORK (AP) - Stock prices pushed ahead today, making another run pt^t the 1,500 level in the Dow Jones indietrial average desinte the ^ (tf a new legal setback for Texaco

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 2.75 to 1,SQ1.95 in the first hour of trading Gainers took a 0-5 lead over losers in the early tally of New York Stock Exchaoge-Usted issues.

Texaco, which is a component of the Dow J(mes industrial average, fell 2=^4 to 28 in heavy trading. Late Tuesday a in Houston upheld a kirys previous decision ordering Texaco to pay Pennzoil Co. more than $11 biUion for its ac- tions in wresting control of Getty Oil from Pennzoil.

Pennzoil shares climbed 3^4 to 70. Other energy stocks have been under pressure lately as world oil prices have tumbled. In today's trading, however, some of them steadied, with Exxon rising U to 50^ aiid Chevron gaining ^ to 34^8.

Asidte from the energy sector, falling oil prices have been greeted as a (rfus for the inflation outlook and for many businesses that use large amounts of petroleum products.

The stock market also has benefited lately from renewed declines in interest rates.

RCA jumped 4 to 57^ on top of a 3^-point gain Tuesday. RCA declined to comment on the activity, which apparently has been prompted by rumOTS that the company might be considering spinning off its NBC broadcasting operations.

At 10 a.m., the NYSEs composite index of all its listed common stocks was up .07 at 117.79. The American Stock Exchange market value index dropped .60 to 240.04.

On Tuesday the Dow Jones industrial average rose 2.18 to a record closing high of 1,499.20.

Advances outpaced declines by about 9 to 7 on the NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 156.5 million shares, against 144.01 million in the previous session.

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The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 7032, and the Ladies Auxiliary of Greenville presented a United States flag to the Stokes Elementary student body recently.

In addition, each child received cards and pencils with the pledge of allegiance printed on them along with a list of bicycle safety rules.

Red Cross Project

The E.F. Hutton office in Greenville is taking part this week in a nationwide fund-raising effort for the American Red Cross, assistant manager Russell Eaves has announced.

Eaves said the office will appeal directly to area clients and customers as well as to other companies and ask them to make a special donation to the Red Cross Emergency Disaster Relief Campaign, which b^an in early November. The office wiD be open extended hours Thursday as part of the national Hutton "Phone-A-Thon.

For further information call the Hutton office at 756-2000.

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Burroughs Corporation......................61%

Carolina Power & Light......................29*.,

Conner Homes...................................15%

Duke Power................... 36

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Flowers Inds............................. 22

NCNB Corporation ..................42%

Hilton Hotel Corp...............................66',

Jefferson Pilot................ 48%

John Deere........................................25%

Lowes Company .........................Wh

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Pwdmont Aviation.............................34*/4

Southmark Corporation......................10*4

Procter & Gamble..............................70%

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United Telecommunications..................23

Dominion Resources..........................33*,

Wachovia Corp.....................................36

Cooper Industries..............................39%

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Branch Bank .......................33%-34%

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Correction

Report cards for Pitt County and Greenville students will be distributed today, not Tuesday as was reported in an earlier edition of The Daily Reflector. The report cards represent work completed in the second marking period.

(Continued fnan page 5)

Choir Practice

The senior and No. 2 chmrs of English Chapel will practice at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Group Performances

Six musical groups from across eastern Nwth Carolina from Aycock Junior High School, SttAes Etementary School, the sixth grade (A Aydoi Middle School, Kinsttm C(nmumty Band, the seventh and ei^th grades of Ayden Middle S<^1, and Ayden Elemetary School

- have perftNrmed in half hour holiday season ctmcerts at Carolina East MaU.

Another 15 group, drawn from churches and schools, are scheduled to prfcHTn in the Belk Court at the mall today through Friday.

Three of the school groups - Sam D. Bundy Primary, Belvoir Elementary, and Wahl-Coates Elementary

- were to have performed prior to or at 1 p.m. today, with a group from Peq) e's Baptist Temple performing at 6:15 p.m. today.

The remaining groups are: (Thursday) 11 a.m.. University Nursing Center; 11:30 a.m., East Carolina Academy; 12:15 p.m., Greenville Middle School; 1 p.m., Grifton Elementary School; 1:45 p.m., Falkland Elementary ^ool; 6:15 p.m., Northampton Hii ScImx)!;

7 p.m., (Jrifton Community Church Choruses.

(Friday) 11:30 a.m., W. H. Robinson Elementary School; 12:15 p.m., Pactolus Elementary School; 6:30 p.mo. Black Jack Free Will Baptist Church, and 7 p.m., Pitt County School Ensemble.

Nursing Director

Curtis A. Farrance has been appointed assistant professor and director of student services for the school of nursing at East Carolina University.

In addition to teaching, Farrance will be responsible for student recruitment. General College student advisement, recommending admissions, on-line registration and maintaining student records.

Farrance holds a bachelors decree in nursing from Old Dominion Umversity and a masters degree in psychosocial nursing from the University "of Washington. He has held various positions in nursing service and educatlfm du^ the past several years, including assistant (ud-fes)rsbips at the University of Virginia and at Auburn University-Mcmtgomery.

New Designation

The department of home economics education at East Carolina University is now the department of home economics in education and business.

The new designation more appropriately reflects the kind of proems we offer, Dr. Vila Rosenfeld, Apartment chairperson, said.

Our courses do lead to concentrations in teaching, but also to consumer sciences and management, she said. Recent graduates of the department have been placed in careers in consumer services, product promotion, commercial publications and energy conservation, as well as in classroom teaching.

The newly-renam^ department is one of four academic units in the ECTJ School of Home Economics. The others are the department of child development and family relations, the department of clothing and housing, and the department of food, nutrition and institution management.

Vegetable Growers

A vegetable growers trade show and school will be held from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Th(irsday at the Lenoir County extension office, N.C. 11.

Over 30 commercial exhibitors and 15 topics on vegetable production and marketing will be featured. Information for both experienced and beginning growers will be available. The show and school is open to the public.

Corey's Chapel

Bishop J.R. Carney and the congregation of Noahs Ark Church will have services today at 7:30 p.m. at Coreys Chapel Free Will Baptist Church.

Honors List

St. Petors School has announced the names students making the first and seccmd honcMr rolls for the first quarter.

First honor roll: (all As) Kara Bozik, Catherine Collingwood, Frances Fay Collins, Ghita Harris, Jordan Markowski, Graham Powell.

Second honor roll: Jessica Barker, Cathy Carter, Ben Davis, Diane Domey, Jacqui Goers, Johanna Judge, Sarah 1^, Michael Lambe, Danielle Meyer, Robert Pitney, Luchara Sayles, Buddy Verzier, Ryan Williams.

Christmas Program

Falkland students will attend a Christmas program at H.B. ,Sugg School at 1 p.m. Friday. The program, which will include four holiday plays presented by the Tarradiddle Players of Charlotte, is sponsored by the Farmville Arts Council.

Classroom Bids Let

The consolidated Pitt County Board of Education has approved letting bids for classroom additions at D.H. Conley and North Pitt high schools.

The additions will replace mobile units currently in use at each school. The Pitt County Commissioners recently authorized bids for the two projects, which are the second on a 14-item list of capital outlay projects ^ified for consolidation of Pitt County and Greenville schools.

The board approved the bid-letting at its regular meeting Monday.

Superintendent Eddie West reported to the board that at the request of Greenville resident Martha (Joffman, he *vas forwarding to the Medical Arts Land Use Study Commission pupil population proj^tions for the next five years. A letter to West from Ms. Coffman requested that the consolidated board ask the commission Ho consider the needs of children who will be living in the East Carolina Medical Park.

In her letter, Ms. Coffman suggested that with the future growth of population in this enlarged medical area, an elementary school might be needed.

Obituaries

Moore

KINSTON - Mr. Thomas Franklin Moore, 69, died Tuesday in the Veterans Hosjrital in Fayetteville.

Ifis funeral will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Howard-Carter and Stroud Funeral Home in Kinston by the Rev. David Param(H. Burial will be in Pinelawn Memorial Park in Kimton.

A retired fireman with the Kinston Fire Department, he was a member of Bethel Fr^ WUl Baptist CTiiurch in Kinston.

Siwiving are his wife, Mrs. Nellie C. Moore ^ the home; a daughter, Mrs. Retha Quinn of Greenville; his mother, Mrs. Ella Stocks Moore ol Goldsboro; two grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Ella Carpenter of Virginia Beach, and three brothers, Emerson Moore of Goldsboro, Jake Moore of Florida, and Elton Moore of Houston.

The family will receive friends today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home on Vernon Avenue in Kinston.

Tyson

Mr. David T^son, formerly of Greenville, died Saturday in Baltimore.

His funeral will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Oden and Giteoo Funeral Home in Baltimore.

Among his survivors is his father, Leroy Tyson of Greenville.

Electives Open

Elective courses in drama and French are now under way for students in grades four through six at St Peters School. Students will receive a grade and credit for participation.

Falkland Parade

TTie Falkland Christmas Parade will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in downtown Falkland.

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Rampants Run Past North Pitt

By WOODY PEEL;

Reflector Spmis Editor Roses inside duo of Glenn Riddick and Melvin Jenkins combined for 30 points as the Rampants romped to a 65-46 win over North Pitts Panthers Tuesday in high school basketball, The win, Roses third of the year, avenged its only loss, a 4342 defeat

last week on the Panther court.

Meanwhile, Roses Rampettes also dominated play as they rolled to a 50-32 win over the Pant-HERS and are also 3-1 now.

Both North Pitt teams fall to 2-2 with the losses.

Rose, leading by nine at intermis-

si(m, blew the game (^n in the early minutes of the third period when its outscored the Panthers, 11-2, to run out a 43-25 margin. Rose later stretched the lead to as much as 21 points early in the final quarter.

Poor shooting, reboundi^ and ball handling had a big role in the out

come as far as the Panthers were concerned. They shot only 37.8 percent from the floor as compared to 54.8 fw Rose, and the Rampants were 12 of 16 in the second half.

Nath Pitt held a five-rebound in the first period, but Rose control ed the boards, 27-15 after that.

Andujar Traded To A's

SAN DIEGO (AP) - Leave it to Joaquin Andujar to get things stirred up.

The man who shook the World Series two months got baseballs winter meetings shaking Tifesday when he was traded to the Oakland As in the first major deal of the week-long gathering.

We came here lodcing for a No. 1 starter, and we got him, said Oakland vice president Sandy Alder-son, who sent catcher Mike Heath and pitcher Tim Conroy to St. Louis in exchange for Andujar.

That trade was quickly followed by two others, one that sent All-Star catcher Ozzie Virgil from Philadelphia to Atlanta, and another swap that moved Boston reliever Marx Clear to Milwaukee.

And, after an opening day of inactivity, the swap mart here was finally open for business.

But, a deal that could have been the days biggest fell through. The Chicago White Sox were talking about sending Tom Seaver to Boston

Rowsom Leads Way

WILMINGTON (AP) - Center Brian Rowsom scored a game-high 26 points and pulled down 13 rebounds and Bobby Jo Springer added 16 more to lead North Carolina-Wilmington to an 86*77 college baskettell victory over Elon Tues-day.

Elon, &-3, lumped out to a ^-19 lead with 7:21 left in the opening half before the Seahawks ran off 14 unanswered points and grabbed a

33-32 lead on a jumper by Sandy Anderson.

The Seahawks, 5-1, outscored Elon 20-5 over the final seven minutes of the half to take a 39-37 halftime lead.

UNCW pushed its second-half lead to as many as 15 points with 14:16 left, but the Fightin Christians kept the contest close with the outside shooting of Warren Wallace, who finished with 20 points.

Rowsom hit 12 of 21 shots from the field to score in double figures for the 36th consecutive game. Charles Cherry added 13 points, while Greg Bender and Anderson had 11.

Eric Blair added 17 points for Elon, while Bernard - Torain and Russ Capps had 13 points each and Eric Hairston 10.

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Ikinton S-13 (M) 10. BUir S-10 7-917, Torain 6-13

1-3 U, Wallace KK2100 20. Cappa 641-313. Calln 04 04 O, Chavia 1-2 00 2, Barnes 1-3 OO 2. ToUls

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2-7 36. Anderson 6-11 1-5 11, Springer 6-9 4-416. Cherry 5-7 3-513, Wagner 1-i 00 2. Gary 2-3 3-3 7, Pitkuin 00 00 0. Cary 00 00 0. ToUls ^ 16-30

ifalftiine-N Carolina-Wilmington 39, Elon 37 Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Elon 34 (Hairston 11), N. Carolina-Wilmington 38 (Rowsom 13). Attists-Elon 13 (Capps 6), N. Carolina-Wilmington 14 (Springer 4). Total Fouls-Eon 20, N. Carolina-Wilmington 16. TechnicalBlair, Hairaton A-1,890

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as part of a three-way trade that also involved Milwaukee, befoe snags developed.

The three trades followed the dvs planned business, which included State of the Game speech by Commissioner Peter Ueberroth and the major-league draft of players not on 46-man rosters.

Ueberroth continued his crusade to rid the sport of its drug problems, and said what fans already knew, that 1985 was a tough year for baseball.

In the draft, only one player with significant m^or-league experience was selected. The Cardinals selected seldom-used catcher Clint Hurdle from the New York Mets organization.

Hours after drafting Hurdle, the Cardinals got the man they really wanted in Heath.

We needed a catcher, and it cost us a lot, St. Louis General Manager Dal Maxvill said.

Andujar was a 20-game winner with St. Louis the last two seasons, yet his year went rapidly downhill in

1985 after the two-day players strike in August.

He was implicated in the drug trials in Pittsbugh. He won only one game during the last two months of the season. He was hit hard in the National League playoffs and World Series.

Anduiar, soon toi' turn 33 years old, finished the regular season 21-12 after going 20-14 the previous season. Yet the most lasting impression of Andujar came in Game 7 of the World Series, which St. Louis got shellacked 11-6 by Kansas City.

Andujar argued two close pitches with home-plate umpire Don Denk-inger. The dispute rapidly escalated, and an irate Andujar bumped Denk-inger.

Andujars behavior got him suspended for the first 10 days of the

1986 season.

Were not happy with it, but well accept it, Alderson said of the punishment.

The As will also take on Andujars contract, which calls for about $1.2 million per season for the next two years. In the past, Oakland has kept away from big-salaried players, but Alderson said Andujar was worth the money.

In light of existing economic considerations, we felt it was a committment'we could make, Alderson said.

Maxvill said the Cardinals did not come to the meetings with the marked intention of trading Andujar. But, Andujars name had been mentioned prominently in trade rumors since the meetings began, with Oakland and Boston being linked to him.

St. Louis Manager Whitey Herzog admitted he was kind of sorry to see Andujar leave.

I am going to miss him, Herzog said. You always figured that when hes around, something was going to happen.

During the World Series Andujar said he might retire if he was dealt from St. Louis, but there was no immediate word from the right-hander after Tuesdays deal.

The Cardinals did not want to pass up a chance to get Heath, known as a good defensive catcher who has

shown some recent power.

The Cardinals platooned Darrell Porter and Tom Nieto at catcher last season, but Porter was released after the Wold Series.

Heath is the only front-line catcher we could get without giving up one of (HIT fine young outfielders, Herzog said. I didnt want to disturb our outfield or our infield.

Heath, 36, is a seven-year veteran with Oakland. Last season, he batted .250, which is his career average, and hit 13 home runs for the second straight season, along with 55 runs batted in.

Conroy, 25, has been with the As for four seasons. Althou^ he did not develop the way Oakland hoped, he is still r^arded as a good prospect. The left-hander was 6-1 with a 4.26 ERA in 16 games with the As last year.

Several teams came to the winter meetings lo<^g for' catchers, and Atlanta found one a good one in Vir^. To get him and highly touted itching prospect Pete Smith, the (raves sent pitcher Steve Bedrosian and center fielder Milt Thompson to

Philadelphia.

We set our sights on he (Virgil) and Terry Kennedy, said new Atlanta General Manager Bobby Cox. I dont think tte Braves had much (d an attack last year outside of Bob Homer and Dale Murphy. We needed to get another hitter.

Virgil, 29, batted .246 with 19 homers and 55 RBI last season, during which he was named to the NL AU-Starteam.

Smith, 19, was Philadeli^as top pick in the June 1984 draft.

Our goal was to get a leadoff hitter and a closer in the bullpen, Phillies president Bill Giles said. We feel we got both.

The hard-throwing Bedrosian was primarily a reliever who made occasional spot starts for the Braves prior to last season, when he became a full-time starter after Atlanta acquired Bruce Sutter. Bedrosian went 7-15 with a 3.93 ERA.

Thompson, 27, batted .302 in 73 games with Atlanta last year.

One other deal was made, and it was the fallout of a trade that was not completed.

Virginia Tech Rips CavaiierSf 84-66

ROANOKE, Va. (AP) - Bobby Beecher scored all 17 of his points in the second half and keyed a 22-8 run that put Virginia Tech in control as the Hokies hammered Virginia 84-66 in college basketball Tuesday night.

The Hokies led 27-26 at the hau but fell behind 34-33 with 17:29 remaining. They then reeled off nine straight ^ints to go up 42-34 with 15:13 remaining.

The Cavaliers fought back to close within 4644 with 11:56 to go. But the Hddes, wiUi Beecher scoring seven points, then raced away from the Cavaliers to take a 68-52 advantage with 5:21 remaining.

Virginia Tech improved to 6-1

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M. Kennedy

2-5 1-11

Sheehey

2-11 0-0 4

Polynice

5-10 3- 4 10

Morgan

3-90-05

Calloway

3-7 1-2 2

A. Kennedy

3-4 1-2 4

Johnson

5-8 3-3 2

Simms

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Dyslin

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Daniel

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Solomon

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Burgess

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Curry

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Caesar

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Fort

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Brow

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Williams

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Anderson

0-2 1-2 3

taker

0-10-10

Sadler

0-00-10

Cannon

1-1 0-0 0

Totals

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while the Cavaliers dropped to 4-2. It was only the second time in the last 12 games between the two teams that the Hokies had won.

Virginia played without coach Teiry Holland, who became ill prior to tipoff and was taken to the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville, where he was diagnosed as having an acute viral infection.

Dell Curry led the Hokie attack with 20 points while Keith Ck)lbert contributed 19.

Olden Polynice and John Johnson each scored 13 points for the Cavaliers.

Virginia Tech, led by Colberts 10 rebounds, controlled me boards 42-36.

Both teams had turnovers - but many of the Rampants came in the final period after the (Mitcome was settleo.

We finally put it all together, Coach Jim Brewington said. We rebounded well after the first period, and that helped turn it around for us. We forced them into turnovers our defense really did the job.

We got a lot of help from Duffie and (Ricky) Outlaw tonight. Ttey helped us where we needed it. The kids really wanted the game tonight after losing to them last week. They felt they should have won it then and wanted it bad.

North Pitt Coach Cobby Dcians was disappointed in his teams play.

We didnt play ball; we stood around and watched too much, Deans said. We played pretty good defense in the first hau, but our guard play killed us.

If there was anything positive it was the play of Ashley Sheppard - at both ends of the court. Rose controlled the tempo on us, and they played their game. We never got into ours.

The first quarter of the contest was quite slow, with North Pitt leading much of the way. Rose finally grabbed the lead for the first time on a free throw by Lenny Langley with 39 seconds left, and Rose held that 7-6 edge the rest of the period.

Duffie and Outlaw each hit to run Rose out to a 5-point lead, 11-6, in the opening seconds of the second period. Toen after it reached 13-9, Rose pushed through four more on two free throws by Duffie and a basket by Jenkins, running it to 17-9.

Rose made the margin 10 shortly thereafter at 21-11 on two free throws by Earl Wooten and raised it to 12, 24-12, on two free throws by Keith Langley with 3:09 left.

North Pitt cut it back to eight, but trailed 32-23 at halftime.

Outlaw hit from underneath to start the third period. After Sheppard hit for the Panthers, Rose ran off nine straight points, all but two by Jenkins, and the Rampants took a 43-25 lead with 4:17 left.

Rose made it 55-34 with 6:14 left in the game, but North Pitt tried to fight back, scoring eight straight to cut the lead to 5744. But it was too late.

Duffie finished with 16 points while Jenkins had 14 for Rose. North Pitt was led by Sheppard with 16 points.

Rampettes 50, Pant-HERS 32

The girls game was tight through the first period also. North Pitt led at 4-2 but Rose came back to take a 74 margin before the Pant-HERS came back for an 8-7 edge - their last lead.

Kim Bridges hit two straight baseline jumpers to end for the first period and give Rose an 11-8 edge at the horn.

North Pitt scored an early free

throw in the second poiod, but Rose then hit five strai^t, including a three^xunt i^y by Kim Dupree to open im a 16-9 tead. After t^ by North tt. Rose ran off a 204 margiir the rest of the period to take a 26-17 lead into intamission. : -

Another three-point play Duinee upped the lead to 35-22, ana Rose led 35-23 at the end. r

Rose continued to build its lead in the third period, wori^ as much as a 48-30 mai^ before it finally ended.

Dupree led Rose with 15 points while R^ina Cox was high for Norfii Pitt with eight. I

We shot a little betto' toiight, Rose Coach Bill Kuykendall said. And I thought we plaved hard, too, as we did at JacksaiviUe. We played steady and played good defense. Pam (Smith), Chris (Holec) and Kim beat them on the boards.

Chris played as good as Ive seen her. Bridges came in and eot us two big baskets when we needed them, too. That got us started. Our two sophomore guards, Nicole (Maxon) and Lisa (Leisten), also played quite well for us.

North Pitt Coach Randy Avery fdt that Roses defense was just too much for his team. We could do nothing inside and couldnt hit from the outside. I think we got tired at the end of the game, too.

Rose returns to action on Friday, traveling to D.H. Conley, while the Panthers entertain Ayden-Grifton.

JV Game; Rose 58, North Pitt 37.

Girls Game NORTH PITT (32)

P. Jenkins 0 (H) 0, Fraley 0 04) 0, Harrington 00-1 0,Beacbam 004)0, K. Pil^een 2 1-2 5, R. Moore 3 1-1 7, Cox 2 4-8 8, G. PUgreen 10-2 2, Leggett 0 04) 0, PoweU OtM) 0, Harris 104) 2, Heath 10-0 2, C. Jaikins 2 2-2 6, Gamer 0 0-0 0, C. Moore 0 04) 0. Totals 128-1632.

ROSE (56)

Parrott 3 04) 6, Koontz 0 2-2 2, Camril 1 0-0 2, Maxon 21-2 5, Leisten 2 0-14, Dupree 6 3-6 15, Atkinson 0 04) 0, Bridges 2 04) 4, Powell 0 04) 0, Smith 2 04) 4, Rogers 0 04) 0, Holec 3 2-2 8.

North Pitt........................8 6 >-32

Rose.................... 11 15 > 15-56

Boys Game NORTH PITT (46)

Dancy 13-4 5. Little 12-4 4, Brown 0 04) 0,

' Massenburg 01-21, Wilkes 0 0-10, White 0 0-10. Swindell 01-21, Daniels 01-21, Sheppard 8 0-216, M. Jones 2 5-69, MuUins 12-4 4, Cherry 1 3-6 5, Dickerson 0 04) 0, Andrews 0 04) 0. Totals 14 18-34 46.

ROSE (64)

K. Langley 1 3-4 5, Herrin 1 04) 2, L. Langley 2 3-4 7, Smith 0 04) 0, Lee 0 0-1 8, Warren 2 00 4, Outlaw 4 04) 8, Wooten 144 6, Perkins 1 04) 2, Barnes 0 06 0, Duffie 5 6-816, Jenkins 6 2-514.

North Pitt ............6 17 16 1448

Rose..............................7 25 1 13-84

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Turnovers Virginia 22, Virginia Tech 17.

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Conley Eases By Jags, 54-47

By JIMMY DiiPREE Reflector Sports Writer

HOLLYWOOD - D.H. Conley Coach Walter Claybrook wanted his guards to produce more pdnts.

. They did

Claybrook also was looking for 6-7 I sopbMn(N% Phil Medlin to cut down ! on 1S fouls and possibly score more inside.

He did.

Mitch Phillips and Ricky Farrow notched 11 pomts each and Medlin addMl 10 as the Vikings held (rff Farmville Central 54-47 Tuesday in ncMhconference high school basketball action.

In the girls game, Conleys, Valkyries {^ed out a hard-fought 34-31 win over the Lady Jagu^.

Fannvilles boys team, still struggling after the football squad extended its season into the second round of the state playoffs, was led by Bernard Taylor with 13 and Don May with 11.

But it was a 20-11 scoring advantage in the second quarter that put Coiley in control.

We talked (Monday) about our

guards needing to score more whether 1^ shooting outside or driving inside, Claybrook said. Teams have been staying back and racking inside on (Jeff) Wright and Farrow. Phillips hit some key baskets and made them play m(M% hraest on defense; I think he really changed Fannvilles game plan.

I thought another bri^t spot was Phil Medlins play. Hes^n getting in foul trouble, but hes a smart kid and hes going to make an impact down the road.

The score was tied four times in the first quarter, but Troy Ebnm scored inside with two seconds left to give Conley a 12-11 lead at the eiKi of the period.

The Vikings scored six unanswered points to (^n the second quarter as Ebron connected from outside and Wright and Joel Cox scored inside for an 18-11 lead with 6;32 remaining

Mark Williams got the Jaguars on the board with a move inside, but Farrow responded for Conley. Taylor sank a shot from the comer with 5:16 left in the period, but the Vikings posted six more points provided by

Trinity Rips

Faith, 65-39

Jimmy Powers, Joey Braxton and Art Reynolds combined for 46 points and TYinity Christian School ripped Faith Chnstian 65-39 last night in basketball action. The Tigers remained unbeaten in six games with the win.

Trinitys girls also kept their record unblemished through five games with a 21-17 victory in their contest.

Trinity eased in front, 13-11, after one quarter, then outhit Faith by 10 points in the second period, 17-7. That pushed the Tigers into a 30-17 lead at the half. Faith held on in the third )eriod, cutting the lead back to 41-29, Hit Trinity sprinted away, 24-9, in the final peri()d to win going away.

We ran a lot of fast breaks and finally wore them down, Coach Don Souierlandsaid.

Powers led the scoring with 16 points while Braxton and Reynolds each had 15 and Edward Everette added 11. Powers, Reynolds and Braxton led the Tigers on the boards with 13,12 and 11 rebounds, respectively.

Toikl Jones led Faith with 16 I points. ^

: The girls game got off to a very ' slow start as Trinity held only a 3-2 lead after the first eight minutes.

Faith came back to take the lead and hold an 8-7 margin at intermissiiMi.

In the third period. Faith extended the lead to 15-11. But Trinity rallied in the final quarter, 10-2, to {Hill out the win.

Jamie Willoughby led Trinity with 12 points, while Karen Wells had eight to pace Trinity.

Trinity plays host to Falls Road Academy on Friday.

JAYVEE SCORE; Trinity 34, Faith 23

Girls Game FAITH CHRISTIAN (17)

Ethridge 0 0-0 0, Myers 0 0-1 0, Sutton 1 1-7 3, Smith 0 0-1 0, Willoughby 4 4-10 12, Biggs 104) 2. Totals 6 S-1917.

TRINITY (21)

Wells 4 0-2 8. Bell 10-2 2, Mizelle 0 04) 0, Stocks 1 3-4 5, Deans 3 0-4 6, Everette 0 04) 0 ToUls3-122l.

Faith Christian.................2 6 7 2-17

Trinity..............................3 4 4 10-21

Boys Game FAITH CHRISTIAN (39)

Riley 3 0-16, Grady 0 04) 0, Jones 6 4-616, Hawley 3 04) 6, Hollowell 0 0-0 0, Hamm 1 3-7 5, Edwards 3 0-1 6, Floors 0 04) 0, Car-raway 00-00, Henn 004)0. Totals 167-1539. TRINITY (65)

Powers 5 6-8 16, Braxton 7 1-1 15, Reynolds 6 3-4 15, Everette 5 1-1 11, Williams 0 04) 0, Ky. Welch 2 04) 4, Brown 0 0-2 0, Kr. Welch 2 04) 4, Ki. Welch 0 04) 0, Griffin 0 04) 0. Totals 2711-16 65.

Faith Christian.............11 7 12 939

Trinity.........................13 17 II 24-65

Pam Pack Rips Craven Matmen

: VANCEBORO - Washington High School, in its first year as a member (rf the Coastal Conference, is making big waves in the wrestling arena, roUing up its third straight league win last night with a 73-0 romp over West Craven.

The Pam Pack won all 13 weight classes, taking nine by pins, one on a technical pir (15 points ahead) and one on disqualification.

The Pam Pack is now 4-1 overall and returns to action on Thursday, travling to Havelock.

Summary;

98 Travis Daniels (W) tp CJharlie Stroud, 5:50

105 Chico Dixon (W) p Chris Worley, 2:40

112 - Mike Landon (W) p Chad Jones. 1:20.

119 Carney Taylor (W) d Patrick Kite, 16-6

127 Brian Stokes (W) p Eric Patrick, 0:35,

132 - Marty Hodges (W) p. Lenny Fulcher, 1:30

138 James Boyd (W) won by disqualification over Kelvin Webber

145 Marcus Miller (W) p Keith Jackson. 1:40

155 Kent Keyes (W) p Doug Wilhoit, 0 30.

167 - Larry Harris (W) p Nelson Moore, 3:50

185 - Chis Penhallow (W) p Jason Allen, 1 55.

196 - Mark Biddix (W) d Johnny -Roberson. 8-4

HWT - Scott Biddix (W) p James

Koonce, 1:35.

Fike......................42

Rose.....................24

WILSON - Wilson Fike won the first four weight classes and went on to record a 42-24 victory over Rose High School last night in Big East wrestling.

The Golden Demons won the first two weights by forfeit and went on to take a total of seven victories. Rose won four, and two weights ended in double pins.

Recording victories for Rose were David Moseley on a default, Adam Levine on a pin, Mike House on a pin, and Tyrone Barrett on a forfeit.

Rose, now 1-2, plays host to Northern Nash on Friilay.

Summary:

98: Clyde Shaver (F) won by forfeit 105: Chip Garrison (F) won by forfeit 112: Bo Evans (F) p. Mitch Mitchum 1:15

119: R Watson (F) p Reginald Wallace 30

126: David Moseley (R) won by default over Pat Patterson 132: Ron Farmer (F) won by default over Tony Evans 138: Aoam Levine (R) p. Len Smith : 59 145: Mike House (R) p William Finch '36

155 Jay Batts (FI tp GeraldO'Koth 17-2 167: Tyrone Barrett (R) won by forfeit 185- Curtis Ellis (F) p. John Turner 3 :57 195 double forfeit HWT 'double forfeit

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Phillips. Wright and Medlin for a 26-15 lead at the 3; 11 mark.

Reggie Mitchells steal and layup for Farmville trimmed the margin to 32-22 in favor of the Vikes at halftime.

Conley bdilt its lead to 38-24 on a drive by Farrow with 5:04 left in the third period, but May sank a 14-footer and drove inside for another bucket to cut the gap to 38-28 at the 3:52 mark.

Conley maintained a 43-32 lead going into the fourth quarter and increased the margin to 46-33 on a pair of free throws by Cox with 5:41 left.

A 15-footer by Taylor cut the deficit to 52-43 with 38 seconds on the clock, but Phillips sank two free throws for the final Conley tally. Mitchell scored twice ffH- the Jaguars in the closing 14 secrads for the final margin.

Were still trying to get organized, Farmville Coach Mike Ter-reU said. Were a little bit behind most teams, but D.H. Conley has a good ballclub. I think theyll do well in their conference (Coastal 3-A>. Conley is quick ; they scrap and play with a lot of intensity.

We didnt anticipate their guards shooting so well. But I think down the stretch well be okay. Weve just got to keep our chins up and keep coming on.

Farmville is now 1-3 overall and travels to Greene Central Friday for its Eastern Plains 2-A Conference opener. The Vikings, now 3-2, host 4-A Rose High School Friday.

The win tonight is the first time these kids have Iwd a winning record on the varsity, Claybrook said. Most of them played last year right off the jayvee team. We have some quickness this year and beginning to learn how to use it. They have more confidence this year.

VALKYRIES 34, LADY JAGS 31

Casey Chapin put Conley ahead to stay with 2:50 remaining in the game, and Trellaney Boyd capped a 12-point effort to lead the Valkyries.

Lisa Lang paced the Lady Jaguars with 15 points while hampered by an injured ankle.

The score was tied 6-6 after the first quarter, 16-16 at halftime, but Conley managed a 26-24 lead after the third quarter.

But Farmville tied the score on a 14-footer by Susie Stancil with 5:58 left in the game and took the lead 28-26 on a move inside by Lang at the 5:26 mark.

Conley evened the score with a 15-footer by Boyd, then went ahead 30-28 on Chapins field goal. Erica Credle added a 14-foot set shot with 59 seconds left, but Lang trimmed the margin to 32-29 on a free throw with 39 seconds remaining.

Lang went to the line for a one-and-one free throw situation with seven seconds on the clock but missed the first, and Chapin cleared the rebound for the Valkyries.

Were taking it slow and working on one thing at a time, Conley Coach Joy Riddick said. Lisa Lang is a

Girls Game FARMVILLE CENTRAL (31)

Harrison 4 04) 8, Staton 0 04) 0, Stancil 2 04) 4, Vandiford 0 04) 0, Manning 0 04) 0, Brown 0 0-0 0, Bullock 0 04) 0, Edwards 10-0 2, Johnson 0 00 0, Vines 1 00 2, Lang 7 1-5 15 Totals 151-531.

D.H. CONLEY (34)

T. Boyd 4 4-1312, Jackson 11-3 3. Payton 3 2-6 8. Credle 2 1-2 5, Chapin 3 0-1 6, Woolard 0 00 0. Whitehurst 0 00 0, McGhee 0 00 0, Stancil 0 OO 0, L. Boyd 0 00 0. Totals 138-25 34.

Farmville Central............6 10 K 7-31

D.H. Conley.....................6 10 10 8-34

Boys Game FARMVILLE CENTRAL (47)

K. Williams 3 00 6, Taylor 6 1-2 13, M Williams 2 2-2 6, Foreman 11-2 3, May 4 3-4 11, Blount 1 OO 2, Mitchell 3 OO 6. Vines 0 OO 0. Dupree 0 OO 0, Tyson 0 OO 0, Totals 20

7-1047.

D.H. CONLEY (54)

Vines 3 1-2 7, Ebron 2 OO 4, Phillips 4 3-5 ll,AdamsOOOO,A. Best 0 00 0, Cox 2 2-2 6, Bn-ant 0 OO 0, M. Best 0 00 0, Wright 31-2 7, Farrow 51-211, Medlin 50-110. Totals 24

8-14 54.

Farmville Central.........11 II 10 1547

D.H. Conley..................12 20 II 11-54

good rebounder, but I thou^t we did a good job keeping her off the boards. Our board play hurt us against NtHth Pitt (last Friday), but I though we did much better (against Farmville).

Right now I dont worry about the score. I want us to win, but I want my kids to get some playing time; thats what non-conference games are for. We have no seniors; were going to be

young when we start three freshmen.

The Valkyries are now 3-2 overall, while Farmvilles Lady Jags slipped to 1-3.

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Greene Central Holds Off N. Lenoir For 54-49 Win

WHEAT SWAMP - Greene Central, as it has done for the last three games, hung on through the fourth leriod and came away with a 54-49 )asketball victory, topping North Lenoir.

North Lenoirs girls held off Greene Central to gain a 5049 win in their game.

The home-standing Hawks pulled into a 12-11 lead in the first period but the Rams came back to edge ahead in a slow second period, 20-17, at intermission.

In the third quarter, the Rams eased their way to a 33-27 lead. Both .teams then blazed the nets, but the 'Rams managed to allow only one H)int to be taJken off the lead as they leldontowin.

We bad the lead and just held on, Greene Central Coach Gr^ Ashorn said. We made some steals when we needed them and just added to the lead. We played well for having an inexperienced backcourt (sophomore and freshman guards). Thats three times in the last four games that weve had the lead in the final period and managed to hang onto It.,.

Anthony Artis led the Rams with 23 points while Benny Sutton had 12 and Darryl McNeill had 11 for North Lentnr.

Greene Centrals girls had a 13-11 lead after one |riod of their game, but North Lenoir took control in the second period, 14-8. The Lady Hawks powered out to a 25-21 halftime lead.

ChocowinHy Trims Bears

BEAR GRASS - Henry Harris posted 21 points and Curtis Myers added 18 to lead Chocowinity to a 66-48 victory over Bear Grass Tuesday in Tobacco Belt 1-A high school basketball action.

Darryl Moore chipped in 10 points for the Indians, while Darryl Brown led Bear Grass with 20 points and Trevor Speller added 14.

The Tribe held a 29-22 halftime lead, but Bear Grass trimmed the margin to 45-42 after inree quarters. Chocowinity rolled off a 21-6 scoring advantage in the final period to pull away.

Chocowinity, now 4-0 overall and 2-0 in the Tobacco Belt, hosts Aurora Friday night. Bear Grass, 0-2 overal and 0-1 in the conference, hosts Creswell Friday.

In the girls game, Chocowinity raced out to a 20-10 halftime lead and held on for a 45-35 victory over the Lady Bears.

Amy Barr paced the Lady Tribe with 10 points, while Cindy Taylor led Bear Grass with 10.

Chocowinitys girls are now 1-3 overall and 1-1 in the Tobacco Belt. Bear Grass slipped to 0-2 overall and 0-1 in the league.

JAYVEE SCORE: Chocowinity 50. Bear Grass 43

Girls Game CHtK'OWINITY (45)

Smith 1 2-4 4. Taylor 1 0-1 2. Peele 1 7-11 9. Barr 4 2-2 10, D. Crawford 3 3-4 9, Bradley 0 1-2 1, Machado 3 0-0 6, Myers 1 2-5 4, F. Crawford 0 04) 0, Dixon 0 04) 0,

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Wiggins 0 04) 0, Woolard 0 04) 0, Harris 0 ()4) 0. ToUls 14 17-3145.

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Alston 1 7-10 9, Harrison 3 04) 6. Lawrence 1 04) 2, Bullock 0 4-4 4, Taylor 4 2-510. Peele 10-5 2, Brown 0 2-5 2, Mooley 0

00 0, Wynn 0 04) 0, Mizelle 0 OO 0. Raynor 0 04) 0. Gurkin 0 04) 0, Lilley 0 04) 0. Totals 16 15-2935.

Chocowinity...................5 15 18 745

Bear Grass ..........2 8 12 1335

Boys Game CHOCOWINITY (66)

Harris 7 7-14 21, Moore 5 01 10, Myers 9

01 18, Heggie 3 1-3 7, J. Wiggins 3 1-2 7, Stark^ 11-2 3, T. Wi0ns 0 0-0 0, Tripp 0 04) 0, Crisp 0 04) 0, VicFo 04) 0, Paramore 0 OO 0, Jarman 0 04) . Totals 281023 66. BEAR GRASS (48)

D. Brown 10 OO 20, T. Brown 3 OO 6. Col-train 1 OO 2, Speller 7 0114, Cowan 3 OO 6, Whitley 0 0-0 0, Bowen 0 0-0 0. S. Brown 0 OO 0, Lilley 0 04) 0, Rodgers 0 04) 0 Totals 240-648.

Chocowinity.................11 18 16 21-66

Bear Grass....................8 14 20 6-48

They continued to pull away in the third period with a 12-8 spiiri for a 37-29 lead. Greene Central struggled back, however, finally tying it at 48-48.

But lisa West made two free throws for a 50^8 lead, and after Renee Sullivan made one of two for the Lady Rams, North Lenoir was able to control the ball until it was too late for Greene to effectively make a play at winning the game.

JV Game; North Lenoir 43, Greene Central 40.

Girls Game GREENE CENTRAL (49)

Herring 5 4-6 14, Hardison 1 1-3 3, Williams 12-2 4, Hooker 5 04) 10, Sullivan 3 3-6 9, Ward 2 2-4 2, Streeter 2 3-4 7, Jones 0

0-0 0, Albritton 0 04) 0 Totals 1715-25 49. NORTH LENOIR (50)

Wooten 5 2-6 12, Wootson 2 04) 4, West 4 3-511, Kittrell 10-3 2, CoUie 8 0-316, Bouie 2

1-5 5, Sanders 0 04) 0. Totals 22 6-22 56.

Greene Central.............13 8 8 20-49

North Lenoir................11 14 12 1350

Boys Game GREENE CENTRAL (54)

Hili 4 0-0 8, Barrow 2 0-1 4, Jones 3 2-2 8, Artis 10 3-9 23, Harrison 2 4-5 8, D. Sheppard 0 2-2 2, Wallace 0 1-2 1, Lang 0 0-0 0, Speight 0 04) 0 Totals 2210-19 54. n'ORTH LENOIR (49)

B, Sutton 5 2-412. Worthen 13-4 5. Oliver 3 1-2 7, J. Sutton 4 04) 8, Branch 1 04) 2, McNeill 4 3411, Mitchell 104) 2, Bouie 10-2 2. Popel 0 04) 0, R. Sutton 0 (H) 0, T Sutton 0 04)0. Totals 20 9-17 49.

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51NCAA's ^Guardians' Impose Penalties

By HAL BOCK AP Sports Writer It is comfor^ to know that the vi^nt guardians of integrity at the NCAA remain on duty, protecting cdlegiate sports from the excesses that more than occasionally pop up across the landscape, threatening tranquility.

Why, in the last week alone, they

have struck twice, teaching important lessons to those who trifle with the standards.

There was the Steve Alford case when the Indiana basketball star was suspended for one game for allowing his picture to appear in a sorority fund-raising calendar for a girls summer camp.

Imagine the penalties that might

Falls Road Greenville

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Greenville Christians offense fell apart in the third Mtiod last night and allowed Palis Road to slip past the Knights, 51-48, in Eastern Carolina Christian Conference basketball action.

The loss was the first in three league games for the Knights, who are now 4-2 overall.

Greenvilles girls won their third straight in the league with a 65-14 romp over Falls Road. The Lady Knights are 5-1 overall.

Greenville to<A the lead in the opening period, holding a 13-9 lead in the boys contest. Both teams pushed in 12 second period points to leave the Knights up, 25-21, at halftime.

In the third period, however, the Knights managed but eight points while giving up 18. That let Falls Road take a 39-33 lead into the final leriod. The Knights tried to rally but ell short.

I really dont know what happened, Coach Dale Thatcher said. We told them in the locker room that we wanted to play more up-tempo in the third period, but they came out flat instead and never got into it in the period.

T was pleased with our defense, however. Better foul shooting could have helped, but that wasnt the root of the problem. We just lacked the guard play to win tonight.

Mike Melvin led Falls Road with 19 while John Denson added 17. Paul Hollingsworth paced Greenville with 15 whife Darrell Harris hit 13.

The girls contest wasnt one it

was almost over before it began. Greenville strode out to a 17-3 lead after one period and upped it to 37-8 by halftime. It continued upward to 55-10 after three periods and the Lady Kni^ts cruised home, 10-4, in the final frame.

Paige Bragg led Greenville with 15 lints while Paige Brown added 11. 0 one scored in double figures for Falls Road.

Greenville will hold its annual var-sity-alumni game on Saturday, then hosts Goldsboro on Tuesday.

JV Game: Greenville ChrisUan 58, Falls Road 49

Girls Game FALLS ROAD (14)

BamhiR 0 0-2 0, Wood 21-2 5, Bailey 2 0-2 4. Evans 01-61, Smiley 0 (M) 0, Coffey 0 04) 0, Bunn 10-12, Toffton 0 04) 0, SpeU 0 04) 0, Hudson 0 04) 0, Hedgepeth 0 0-2 0, Rodriguez 0 04) 0, McLanm 104) 2, Joyner 0 04) 0, Brown 0 00 0. Totals 6 2-1614. GREENVILLE (65)

Brown 51-211, Carr 10-2 2, Stevens 2 2-5 6, Bragg 71-215, Huggins 2 1-15, Faulkner 1 0-2 27Boyd 0 4-7 4,TVipp 4 04) 8, Bland 1 00 2, Boseman 1 0-1 2, Johnston 4 0-2 8, Cherry 0 04) 0. Totals 28 9-24 65.

Falls Road.....................3 5 2 4-14

Greenville....................17 20 18 10-05

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Melvin 6 7-1219, Chambers 2 0-2 4, Cotton 4 1-2 9. Clark 1 OO 2, Denson 5 7-12 17, Prang 0 OO 0, Lucas 0 OO 0, White 0 OO 0, Daniel004)0. Totals 1815-2851. GREENVILLE (48)

K. House 2 04) 4, Hollingsworth 5 5-7 15, Harris 6 1-2 13, R. House 2 2-2 6, Leupen 3 0-3 6, Williams 0 OO 0, Holloman 1 00 2, Harrell 0 00 0, Coltrain 104) 2, Dixon 0 00 0 Totals 20 8-14 48.

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be imposed for appearing in some other kinds of calenoars. '

Earlier, the NCAA also nailed Colorado State placekicker Steve DeLine, deciding his five years of athletic eligibility have expired because of a horseshoeing course he todc at Colorado Mountain College back in 1981.

Nice try, cowboy.

First, the kickers case. His father owns a 2,200-acre ranch near Walden, Colo., and DeLine likes branding calves, roping stock and working the spread. Before he ever thought about Colorado State University, he took the horseshoeing course at Colorado Mountain College, because that seemed like the sort of thing a ranch hand ought to master.

The course in ferrier science is a vocational-technical program offered to train cowhands. It is distinctly non-academic and involves 12 weeks of intensive eight-hour-a-day, five-day-a-week training. *

DeLine hardly needed a college to teach him this craft. "I could have learned horseshoeing from some old guy in any shed, he said. Black-smithing 101, remember, does not appear on many academic cur-riculums. The credits, as you might expMt, could not be applied toward DeLines degree pr(ess at Colorado State, where he won the kicking job as a non-recruited walk-on after arriving there in 1983.

The NCAA version differs slightly. Our investi^tion indicates he was a fulltime student at Colorado Mountain College, eligible for extra-curricular activities, said Bill Hunt, assistant executive director for legislative services.

Five years is five years, says the NCAA, and so DeLines athletic eligibility has expired. That, despite the fact that Colorado Mountain Collie had no intercollegiate sports program when he was there unless you count horseshoes.

Next case.

Then there is the matter of Alford, who was grounded for one game by the eligibility committee because of his involvement in what the NCAA viewed as a commercial venture, posing for Gamma Phi Betas calendar which was published to raise funds for a girls summer camp.

Even Coach Bobby Knight, one of college sports most devout code defenders, wondered about the penalty.

I dont fault the rule, Knight said. My fault with the NCAA is with their not being able to look at this and say, Heres a mistake that nobody intended to make, that it no way benefitted anyone except some kids who were in need of something in the summer, and leave it go at that... The NCAA in some instances, and this is one, just absolutely amazes me.

Sorry, said the NCAA, that will be

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I think the eligibility committee and the ciMnmittee (m infractions ou^t to take into consid^tion mitigating circumstances, Hunt said. I also think every effort was made to do precisely that, to cimsider the technical nature of the regulations and try to administer them fairly. Thats why it was (me game as (ustinguished from half a season and why penalties go from reprimands to long periods of probation. I dont think the penalties are arbitrary. We try to do whats right.

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By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer After the worst loss of his coaching career, Tennessee Coach Don DeVoe was just itching for some vengeance. He got a taste of it. thanks greatly to FYed Jenkins.

Jenkins scored 21 points and made three key steals as the Volunteers nipped No. 10 Illinois 54-51 Tueschiv 0^. Just last week. DeVoe's club was embarrassed by another Big Ten team in a 3&^point loss to No. 2 Michigan But Tennessee had an edge against the Dhoi, who were playing their first road gaine of the season.

They are tike any team in the country in that their first road game is always tough We can attest to this, said DeVoe. whose Vols held nhnots scoreless for 5; 12 (rf the second hatf. Tennessee trailed by as many as 10 points in the first half.

Rob Jones scored 11 of his 13 points in the second half as Tennessee worked effectively in the middle and iiside.

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"We just (hdnt get the job done, Henson said. "There at the end we were down one and we missed two layim. I thou^t om gimrds did a gooa job, but iq> front we played a poor game defnsively.

Elsewbere among ranked teams, it was No. 15Louisvilk88,looa75; No. 16 Alabama-Birmin^iam 62, Aidwrn 56; Indiana, rated Itth, ovci* Kansas State 78-71, and No. 19 DePaul 70, Western Michigan 59.

Top 21 LoisviUe88,loiia75 Freshman Pervis Ellison led Louisville with 15 of his 19 points in the second half. Hidding a slim 32-30 lead at the half, Louisville imcorked its running g^ and took advantage of its sid)mar height eariy in the second half.

"We didnt put a lot into in the first half, said Crum. "We started bustling and dmng what I wanted us to in

Mattamuskeet Tops Jamesville Bullets

JAMESVILLE - Mike Howard pushed in 20 points to lead Mattamuskeet to a 46-42 Tobacco Belt Conference basketball win over Jamesville last night

Jamesvilles girls eased to a 46-13 win over the Lady Lakers.

The results left Jamesville's boys with an 0-3 record while the girls are 34) overall. The Bullets are 0-2 in league play, the Lady Bullets, 2-0.

Mattamuskeet climbs to 2-2,1-1 in the conference, while the girls are 2-3, 0-2, having played an additional game.

The Lakers eased into an 11-10 lead after one period of the boys game then pulled away to take a 23-18 margin into the dressing rooms. Jamesville rallied in the third quarter. 14-10, but still trailed 33-32 going into the final period. In that the Lakers held off Jamesville. 13-10, for the win.

.Jack Spencer added 12 points for tbe Lakers while Horace Stotesbury

: SE Halifax Tops Tigers

: HALIFAX Kevin Dickerson not-:ched 21 points as Southeast Halifax rhymed unbeaten with a 64-62 vic--to7 over Willianiston Tuesday in -te^school basketball action.

: Jeiry Johnson and .Michael Hannon posted 12 points each for Southeast Halifax. Robert Slade led Williamston with 18 points, while Jesse Ward had 13.

In the girls game. Angela Kannie netted 12 points and Anne Jones 11 to lead Southeast Halifax to a 33-32 win over Williamston. Pou paced the Lady Tigers with 17 points.

:The xitheast Halifax boys are ribw 3-0, while the girls improved their record to 1-2. Williamston, now 2*3- in both boys' and girls' action, hosts Southeast Halifax Friday in a rematch.

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"We put a lot more pressure oo them in the second half and scored five or six times in a row off the prem, Qrum said. "We took advantage of their sm and got the ball io-side toa Once he (ElSson) gets tbe ball in there, hes tough to stop. Alahima-toraigham 62, Aabam 56 Fotf UAB players scored in double figiffes, led 1)^ James Ponder with 14 Doiots, but Aidium Coach Sonny ^th said it was his Tigers who blew thegame.

"^didnt handle tbe ball well

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needed them in the last three minutes, Smith said.

Mkbad Charles had 12 points, Steve Mitchell 11 and Jamne Ifincy 10 points and eight rebounds for the Blazers, 6-1. Auburn, 3-3, was led by Chuck Person with 17 points.

" "WeU, it was a typical AB-Aubun game, maybe a few more player mixups but when thes a lot on the line, from both teams {dayii^ so hard, it makes it a sports spectacular, said UAB Coach Gene Bartow.

ladiaaa 78| Kansas State 71 Guard Steve Alford, returning to the lineup afto* a one^ame susp-

had 16 and Chris Bryant had 10 for tbe Bullets.

Mattamuskeet pwoed out to a 104 lead in the opring quarter of tbe girls game. Hiey went further out in the second period, taUng a 24-15 lead at the half. In the third quarter, tbe Mattamuskeet lead climbed to 36-26. But in the final quarter, Jamesville rallied. 20-7, to pull out the vicUxy.

Cindy Getcbell led Jamesville with 17 points while Tammv Crisp had 13. Mary Brimmage had 16 tar Mattamuskeet.

Jamesville plays host to Bath on Friday.

Girls Game MATTA.MUSKEET(43)

Whitfield 3 3-4 9, Brimmage 8 0-1 16, Shaw 3 0-2 6, A. Whitfield 1 00 2, Harris 4 0-0 8, Gibbs 0 2-2 2, Mackey 0 00 0. Blount 0 OOO Totals 19 S-9 43.

J.A.MESVTLLE (44)

Reason 0 0-5 0, Crisp 5 3-813, C. Getcbell 6 5-717, Bynun 10-22, J. GetcheU 13-45, C. Perry 0 2-2 2. Price 2 OO 4, Stywis 11-2 3. Coltrain 0 00 0, Lilly 0 OO 0. ToUb IS 14-W 46.

Mattamuskeet..............19 14 12 743

Jamesville.....................4 II 11 284S

Boys Game

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Davis 2 1-3 5, Howard 7 6-7 20, Pulford 2

00 4, Smith 0 3-4 3, Spoicer 5 ^3 12, HawkiiB 1 OO 2. Gkifve- 0 0-1 0. Toub 17 12-1846.

JAMESVILLE (42)

Roberson 3 00 6, Bryant 5 0110, Spruill 1 0-2 2. Stotesbury 7 2-216. Bell 12-2 4, Hagan

1 OO2. Griffin 1002, ArnoldOOOO. ToUk 19 4-7 42.

Mattamuskeet..............11 12 18 1348

Jamesville...................II 8 14 1842

Carr, Lang Lead Farmville Juniors

FARMVILLE William Carr netted 12 points and Jarvis Lang 10 as Farmville Middle School defeated H.J. McDonald of New Bern 36-22 Tuesday in junior high basketball action.

In the girls game, Farmville took a 28-23 victory over H.J. McDonald.

Farmville. now 1-0, hosts Grifton Thursday.

Rountree, Campbell Lead West Craven

WASHINGTON - Keith Rountree in 15 points and Jesse added 11 as the West Cravtt Eagles downed Washington 5844 Tuesdav in Coastal 3-A high sdxxd basketball action.

Harvey Wade chipped in 10 points for tbe Eagles, now 2-0 ovoall and 1-0 in the conference.

Washington held a 14-12 lead after the first quarter, but West Craven rallied f* a 26-22 halftime advantage. The Eagles pwted a 1&8 scoring spurt in tbe third quarter, then b^ f a Pam Pack rally in the final period.

Alton Ore paced the Pam Pack with 12 points, with Ryan Dixixi adding 10.

WashiMtwi, now 1-2 overall and 0-1 in the league, travels to East Carteret Friday.

In the girls game, Sarah Gray biffned the nets for 32 points and Gloria Sherrod tallied 13 as Washington pounded West Craven 65-50.

Chundra Crouell paced the Lady Eagles with 23 points, while Eamice Hargett added 10.

The Lady Pam Pack imprmed its mark to 3^) ovo^ and 1-0 in the Coastal standings. West Craven shp-to 1-1 ovoall and 0-1 in tte igue.

Giris' Game WEST CRAVEN (58)

Gatlin 01-11, Hargett 4 2-410, Brimmo-2 0-1 4, Co 2 2-1 6, Crouell 10 3-3 23. T Bryant 104) 2, Murrell 0 04) 0. L. Bnrant 0 2-2 2. Peele 104) 2, Jackson 0 04) 0,1%ty 0 04)0.ToUk2818-1858.

WASHINGTON (85)

Moore 3 0-1 6. Davis 1 2-2 4, Gray 14 4-6 32. T. H(rfley 304)6, Sherrod 61-213, OdMi 0 0-10. V. Reddick 0 04) 0, Connor 0 04) 0, Oc-dpinti 0 04) 0, Grice 1 0-1 2, S. Reddick 1 00 2. Ore 0 04)0, Hall OOOO, Hackney OOO 0. Briley 0 0-1 0. Hill 0 00 0. ToUk 29 7-14 85.

West Cravea..................9 11 7 23-58

WashiagtOB..................23 15 18 17-85

BoysGame WEST CRAVEN (58)

Fonville 1 2-2 4, Wade 4 2-2 10, Blount 3 2-2 8, Rountree 71-115, Lee 0 00 0, Oouell 0 00 0, Moore 0 00 0, Campbell 3 5-911, E Rasberry 2 0-14, M. Rasberry 200 4, Harris 1002. Totak 2312-17 58.

WASHINGTON (44)

Deloach 4 00 8, Ore 4 4-912, Battle 3 OO 6, C. Daniels 100 2. J. Daniels 100 2, Dixon 4 2-2 10, Cook 0 00 0, Oden 2 0-1 4, Rhodes 0 OOO ToUk 198-1244.

West Craven.................12 14 16 18-58

Washington..................14 8 8 1444

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rs in the second half for Indiaiia. 3-1 Hoosiers trailed 46 with 17:34 to play, then outscored Kansas State 21-10 in the next 3^ minutes. Alford contributed eight points in tbe streak.

Alford, averaging 28 points a game, sat out Saturdays loss at Ken-tud^ after being suspended because his picture bad bei used in a calendar that was being sdd to raise money for a summer camp.

DePael 71. Westen MkUgaa 59

DePauls Lemone Lampley scored a career-higfa 22 and Dallas Comegyshadll of nis 13 points in tbe second half. Lampley, starting in place of the injured Marty Embry, scored 15 points in the first half.

Tbe Broncos cut DePauls lead to 26-25 before the Blue Donons scored Uie last six points (rf the half.

Others

Bobby Beecher sc(Nred all 17 of his points m the second half to key a 22-8 nffl that gave Virginia Tech an 84-66

dedakn over Virsliiia. Ibe Hokies improved to 6-1, inrfle the Cavaliers dn^n^d to 4-2. It was only the second time in their last 12 meetmgs that Virginia Tech woo.

dart (kwmed Yale 78-70 as Tyrone Hicks bad 16 poiiits for the Division in school, which is 64) this season.

Earl Kdley scored a game-high 29 points to lead unbeaten Connecticut to a 74-72 victory over cross-state rival Fairfield. Kelley connected for 19 of his points in the second half. Connecticut is H while Fairfield, 2-3, got 26 point from Tony George.

D(xn Pressleys four baskets early in the second half sent Boston Ccrflege to a 76-58 win (wot Rhode Island. BC is 44).

Herb Suggs three-foot jump rtot with 10 seconds remaining lifted Tidsa to a 54-51 win ovar Arizona. Tulsa trailed most of the game.

Don Marbury scored 20 points and three other Aggies were in double figures as Texas A&M beat Pan American 74-67.

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There are a lot more inexpensive apartments than expensive apartments, but YOU dont bear about those, said Jack Richman, a research associate at the Real Estate Board, a trade rganizatum.

Word of mouth will rent them, he explained. Hieyre banded down frmn generation to generation; smne people find them by reading obits; others just get lucky.

But most New Ywkns who search the classifieds or apfdy through a real estate broker can expect to pay up to four times that $330.

Some luxu^ apartment rents c(Hne in five figures. Available for immediate rent in Uk elegant Trump Tower is a five-bedroom condo on the 59th floor, with 10-foot ceilings, marble bathrwuns, parquet flons, maid service and floor-toceiling windows with views of Central Park. Rent? A mere $18,000 a month.

The dUfficulty of finding decent, affordable housing in the tight city market often forces people to squeeze into stamp-sized spaces, share with roommates or move out of Manhattan.

Ms. Schulman and her roommate are among the lucky ones who inherited rent-stabilized apartmrats from friends who left New York. It was an impossible dream that I still cant believe came true, said the 24-year-old mechanical artist. I know I couldnt afford to live in New York if I didnt have this deal.

Many people are willing to pay ^ dollar for tm convenience, location and lifestyle the heart of the Big Apple affords. \

For some people living in Manhattan is of paramount importance, said Nancy Packes, i^esi-dent of Feathered Nest rental agency. For the privil^e they must spend an absolute minimum of $650 for a studio, $1,000 for a one-bedroom apartment and $1,400 for a two-bedroom unit, and thats probably in a peripheral neighborhood, she said.

The average studio in a new doorman buildii^ rents^fw $1,200 a month, one bedroom $1,700, two bedrooms $2,200-2,500, and three bedrooms ^,000-3,500, said Henry Robbins, vice president of Yale Rob^ bins, a company that monitors market conditions. I dont know whos renting them at those prices, he said.

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Her 700-square-foot 10th floor apartment has bedroom, living room, kitchenette and partial vifws of the East River. She brags about the buildings lobby with cascading waterfalls and magnificent greene^.

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By FRED ROTHENBERG AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Who can turn the world on with a smile? Who can take a nothing day and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile?

From 1970 to 1977, the answer to those theme song questions was Mary Tyler Moore, and CBS is hoping to catch her magic all over agam with her new comedy, Mary. If that happens, the second-place network feels it might overtake NBC in the prime-time ratings race.

if Mary works on Wednesday nij^t and we improve our movies, it will be a very competitive season, said Dave Poltrack, CBS vice president for research.

Mary, and its follow-up sitcom, Foleys Square, debut tonight between 8 and 9 p.m. EST, a time period that has been a black hole on CBS for years. The networks last hit leading off Wednesday night was the Tony Orlando and Dawn variety

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Hie locales are a newsroom filled with lomiies and a bachelor apartment with a neurotic, female friend next door.

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ly fatuous drama critic (John Astin) who is broadly drawn, and a cynical, chain-smoking columnist (Katey Sagal), who is a great foil and baUoon-burster for Mary and her rosy outlook: Youre not going to keep little stuffed Care Bears on your desK,areyou?

Mary has a lot going for it, but it must not play on old loyalties too long if the Mary from the 1970s is going to make it after all in 1985-86.

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NEW YORK (AP)-An AH Star Party for Dutch Reagan ranked ninth in the ratings last wee|[, but the president pre-empted another

Lansbinys Murder, She Wrote, this seasons No. 3 program, is averaging about a 25 rating, which means on^quarter of the nations 85.9 million homes tune in each week.

n, as movie

CBS tribute to Dutch he was called in his HoUywi days, had a 21.5 rating.

The AU Star Party, which feature performances by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Burt 5, did win its time sl(^ the equivalent of an election-night victory - against NBCs Amazing Stories awrAlfred Hitchcock Pre-saats and ABCs MacGyver.

Of course, the president benefited from the big lead-in from 60 Minutes, a CBIS News magazine but, in this case, a CBS News springboard fmr Dutch Reagan. However, it wasnt enoi^ to give CBS the weekly ratings vicUHy. NBC w(m the 11th week of the prime-time season, helped by a record performance by iTbeOosbyShow.

F(ff the week of Dec. 2-8, NBC had

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has a 17.8 to CBS 16.9 and ABCs 15.9.

The Cosby Show, this seasims runaway top^ted series, h^ped itself with a 36.2 rating, the highest for any regular series episode since CBS DaUas achieved a 36.4 in January 1961. The Cosby Show was on in 31.1 milli(m of the nations

85.9 million households, according to Nielsen.

ABCs Monday Night Football, which has increased its ratings by 20 percent over last year, also set a record. The game, showcasing William The Refrigerator Perry and ending up with the Miami Dolphins giv-tbe Chicago Bears tneir first 'eat of the season, drew a 29.6 rating, the highest in 16 seasons of prime-time football. The [nevious record was the 26.8 rating recorded by a Dallas-Washington game in 1978.

Network researchers credit better match-ups and close games to prime-time footballs ratings surge.

fashion editor, learns her Chicago-1. She

based magazine has folded, doesnt want to leave Chicago and her Cubs, although shes never been to a game, a co-worker points out. They never seem to be playing the nights Im free, she says.

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James Farentino, best known for dramatic roles on TV, perfectly plays the savvy, sassy, sexy mana^ em-tor. He and Mary immediately strike up a charged relationship that appears heacted for item status, much different from the one Mary Richards had with father-confessor Lou Grant (Ed Asner).

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Sealed proposals, so morkcd, will be received in me oftke of me Director of Support Ser vices, Greenville Utilities Commission. Greenville Utilities Building. 200 West Fitm Street, Greenville. North Corolino. until 11 a m. (EST), on January 3,1906. and immediate ly thereafter publkly opened and read tor the furnishing ot 39 Substation Switches Instructions tor submitting bids and complete specitications tor the eguipment or materials to be provided will be available in the office ot the Director of Electric Systems, Greenville Utilities Building. 200 West FiHh Street, Greenville. North Carolina, during regular office hoars.

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Sealed proposals, so marked, will be received in the office of the Director of Support Ser vices. Greenville Utilities Commission. Greenviile Utilities Building. 200 West Fifth Street, Greenville, North Carolina, until 10:00 a m (ESt). on January 3, 1916. and immediately thereafter publicly opened aa read for the fur nishirw of : 1.000 Load Akanagc ment Switches.

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TO: DARLENE HERRERA NICHOLS Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you hai been filed In the above entitled action on Ihe I3th day ot November, IMS. The nature ot the relief sought it as follows: Absolute divorce based on one year'iieparation You are ragulrad to maka to such

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1977 CHEVROLET Caprice wagon, excellent mechankal condition, loadad, I owner. TSb 0641 SAM SPM

1977 MALIBU 301 automatic. AM/FM tape, fair condition 1700 756 7516

1971 CHEVETTE. good condi tion, new paint, air. 11495 756 9371 or 756 7M7. nights

197* CHEVY IMPALA wagon

Air, power locks and cruise, seats 1 11400 negotiable 756 13S2, 756 2117

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19b* CITATION hatchback Air, AM FM. 4 door/speed. 3S.OOO miles, excellent condition UOOO

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19*0 MALIBU. 4 door, air, power steering and brakes, automatic. 1 owner, low miles. 13000 756-0105.

IN2 CAPRICE CLASSIC. Power everting Must sell, getting company car. SS200 negotiable.

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1914 CAVALIER In mint condi tion. 4 doors, white exterior, blue interior. 16000. Call Ann Bass, 756 6666.

19*5 CHEVROLET Cavalier, Type 10. Air, AM/FM radio cassette Excellent condition Owner moving. 756 7*42after 6

Chrysler

1977 CHRYSLER LEBARON. 11350 752 7*36.

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1971 FONO Fairmont, very good condition 756 7550.1 524 3123.

1971 FORD MUSTANG II Dependable car Call 753 40**, alter* 30

1979 FORD FAIRMONt, 4 door, 4 cylinder, air and automatic. 11475 752 9249

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197* UtLAIS Supreme

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Good condition reasonable prict 7S2 0I3*

034 Cycles For Sale

CS3MT HONDA Call 7512574 ttar3 30

SUZUKI DSMMX. axccltant

condittan. 5500 79-0333

YAJNAHA 3 ANO 4 WHEELERS on sale now Stan's Cycle Center, inc bOI Dickinson Avenue We are Excitement! 757 05*2

1913 HONDA XR 2M*. 1575 or best otter 197* Yamaha YZ 125. 13*5 or best otter Brarta new 19*5 Honda CRI2S. paid 12195 Besfottar Attar5.3515IK

I9W HONDA NICHTHAWK *S*

11700 Call 731071*

1915 HONDA CR-M Like new condition 7520*2*

040 Jeeps A Vans

041

Trucks

19** FORD pickup 1450 Call 94**90*

1*71 CHEVROLET C 30 flat bed truck, autamafk. 11400 75*

0*41 *AM 5PM

YOU CAN SAVE money by shopping tor bargains in the Ciataftad Ads

1*7* CHEVROLET RLAZER 4x4. wMta, Standard oqulpinant. clean. 71.000 mitas 141*5. Call ttertpm 75* 1271 _

1*7* 0006E adventure, 7*.000 miles. 121*5 75*1312. after 3 p m anytime weekends

1*7* EL CAMINO Chevrolet, new peint. 1390 Days 757 if** nights 75* 4MT___

mi CHEVROLET Scottsdale short bed truck. >5.000 retail value, wilt sacrifice 13**5, will finance with reasonable down payment Call 752 71II

l**t FORD Fta pkkup, 52,000 miles. 14100. Call 524 5231 INI JEEP WAOONEER. very clean. Priced to sell, 72.*24 ac tual miles. 125 474*.

1*12 CHEVROLET TRUCK Silverado Call 75* 3*1* alter 6 pm

I**2 FORD XL F150 Air, automatic. AM/FM stereo. >54*5 Call 355-05* after 9 p m

Chris.

1N2 WAGONEER LIMITED Asking>l0.500 Call75* 9**6 1*13 GMC jimmy 4x4 beige, loaded. >9*50 Days 757 19*9 nights 75* 4052 _

19*3 SI* Longbed Chevrolet Truck, 40,000 miles, power steering, automatic overdrive V *. air condition, black and silver, >5.500.75* *099

19*4 GMC, automatic, air. AM/FM stereo with cassette, dual gas tanks >*150.75* 9505 IF YOU'RE NOT USING your xerclse equipment, tell It this fall In these columns Call 752-6I6*.

044 Child Care

.BRvsffERtal^r^

nights and weekends Call 752 4156.

FULL TIME sitter needed star ting In mid January Prefer Camelot, Cherry Oaks or sur rounding area Call 756 7*37 TEACHER would like to keep chitaron In her home o Stan tonsburg Road Cail 75*-3377

050 Pets

A^PTa^I^FY for a sman toe. Call 7a m* IIU Colonial

Avonue, Groenvllle__

AKC OLDN RTHlfVP pupplrn, txcalleni Bloodlhie, a shots, wormed. Will hold until Christmas. Call 75* 501*

AKC REGIS T E TTp Ktethondi 5 weeks old Call i

524-5436 attar 5:30 pm _

K ROlStEfcEO Sibe^

Hikles.752 4ST7attorr__

AKt YOfck ihlroTOjr^ Raady tor Christmas Call after

4 p.m 757 3*50. ___

COtKAfliLi for siiTWs

and up . 7N 9*21. ___

^bil fcOI$tEREb7h Setter pups. * weeks, ? wormed, 111

young tor OFA Sire OFA ^Mt-Strong Mr Thor Line, social izad. 1 124 2400

^fck HklSTMATPiJP^ 756 25*2.

|kAkAKt,75*5S9

floTITITf'olTO Shepherd pupptas. tamale, black and I'l'taf' and Ian and wMId white 75* 03^: SEAL POINT HimawyaT^ champion bloodline, flf** Chrlslmkialtt, 11?*-SYLVlA'i

and protasslonal groomi^ a~ tratning Obedience and proiec tion 75* 0732 _

T^lll56#lIiR5rg

or. female, I y**f;^ Deliver pointer, mata, 3 yj*r*' S700. tW settar. tamaji 3 yaari, $700. Broka txpan anead. *1*57* 2*52

tiki llbliTIMbl^^ nan. Alw BaagN pupp***

141*. __

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dcpvmwnf af 7 anri rp1ta la toa irunagamant. Prtv aipart-enc payahitt and wamrti-sin tswAtta*. Salary wralB Mt f: AcOMdS laar.PO NClim

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atiwtian Stia Craack. P O. Boa ia3f.GraaiM<lla.NC17B]4.

MIT TIMf SCCRCTABY ntadM. Muaf liaaaBoad clarkal and ward procasakid ifcUls. Can

Atlantic Paraaiaial )S5-mt

RECEPTIOlfIST POSITION ivatiabia itli grawlna Opnmaknlc practica. Excatland talary and banafita. Sand rtsuma lo OpMaknlc Rac^ ionlst, P.O. Box m7. Gnmh II0.NC17BS.

SCCBCTARV ly Expananca manHal. Varita at ork Good hours and good banatits with rational company CaH Mr Maaka. 7SA JI71

WANTED: PayraH dark. Wa sra *w intarnlawint tar payroll dark Mud ba atiia to run a cakulalar wHb touch fluantty. typMD. dktalian. par sarmal and inauranca knowtodga is a plus. 7 paid holidays. Christmas acation pay, St

son Barca Inc ana GrWton. Bto ing at PHt-Lanoir Caunty Una Siatm

Apply in par Htofiway II. 4 t Bullar Bulld^

Word Processors

I Earn tap pay with intoraaHnt assipninants at laadtaQ com-I pinias in your conmHaiity.

lAAMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS

KELLY

SERVICES

The Kelly Girl People

355-7850

aE ArttngtanBivd Tha Arlington Cantor

M/F/H

Help Wanted Medical

ELP WANTED imma<hatoty cara laclli

last growing haalth

has the tottowing potil I assistant and X

ition

ray

nkian expartanca prafar Sand rasume to SO/ East iStraal

I NEEDED tor larga matf olfica Good banatits Expa-raquired Ptoasa sand to LPN, PO Box 07, Ireenvilla. NC ITUS.

|EEO HABILITATION

cialist II to suparvisa rasi-ntial sarvicas componant tor mantal ratardation unit St hava 4 yaar digraa in tha man Sarvict ftoW and 2 yoars txperianca working with fntally ratardtd cilants somaona with supar ry axparianca Good salary banatits EOE Contact tNashMH/MR/SAS. al Oapartmant, P.O. 4047. Rocky Mount. NC

ED TWO HABILITATION Tachnkians (Coupia pratorrad lo managa group homo tor manually retardad famatos). Must av at toast high school dagraa r an equivalent and 7 years ol ixparienca with mentally tetardad clients or combination dI education and at^ianca alary and banatits. EOE Contact Edgacombt Nash IH/MR/SAS, Personnel apartment, P.O. Box 4047, iRocky Mount. NC 17103

IrEGISTEREO nurse. Pod

Ition available working approx imatoly 15 hours par week Ausl hava prior exparianct in Ihaallh education Computer ax-rience helpful Sertd resume |to Registered Nurse. PO Box llto/. Greenville. NC17I3S.

IWANT A JOBT We'ra looking Ifor you, nurses assistant, part Itime rallat, 7 3 and 311, expar|. lence preferred, not required, willing to do hard work and hava Igeneral interest In elderly, apply Monday Friday, 104, Univar

generali lyMondi.

sity Nursing Center, no phone calls Accepted

WANTED; Social Worktr Assistant, Social Work Degree required. Dietary supervisor, food service certification ra-quired. Housekeeping Super-jv^, experience required. Ap-Ipiy at Beverly Health Cara I Center, 1000 Western Boulevard,

Irarboro. N.C. May call 1123 10401, 9 5. Equal Opportunity I Employer, M/F/H/V

|0M Help Wanted Miscellaneous

AM. COOK; Experience only, I apply in person. Breakfast and I kmcn experience, must have

references. Holiday Inn, S13, Greenville.

ARBY'S. Greenville Square, I hiring part time day help. Apply Thursday, ISprti.

ASSISTANT SERVICE MANAGER

IA long esfabliihtd. local autommlve dealership Is In need of an assistant service manager. Wa offer excellent salary, com-pany paid benefits and vacation. If you toel you qualify, plaasa respond to

I Assistant Service Manager P0B0X1M7 Greenville, NC 27134

4$SISTANt MAMAOER. must

have selling abilities, be able to take orders and dtlagala rasponsiblltlas. 752 4124,

AVON HAS optnlngs for Christmas Season. Call 7M-31S9.

BECOME A PARTOF , ANNE'S TEAM

IMMEDIATE NEED-

For sacratarlas/typlits and clerical warktrs.

Must have I years txpar-lancaand typaSOwpm.

Call tor an appolnlmant today

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

758-6610.

ilTYOFGREENVlUT Mechanic 11

Rarform general preventiva maintenance on light vahlclts, hoavy trucks, transit buses and tonslructloo type aqulpmont. Rebuild various iIm gasoline and dlasal anginas, transmission ditta^tlals, air and hydraulic ^aka lyttoms, repair hydraulic cylinders, pumps, valves, air condltlonars. atoctrlcal tystomt to include alactronlc ignitions, gasoline and ditial fuel tyslams, knowledge of Huntor and allgnmam a ^us. Must Mva own tools and a vdtld NC Driver's license. Storting Salary. tl4,4l3 to 122,443, plus a full range of banoflts. Apply at Tha Qty of Graonvllto FarionntI M^rtmant, Municipio build-hg, eamtr of Waif 5lh and

Vaihlngton StroatsrCraonvitto.

bv Friday Ofoambar w eoe/aawfTh.

l^rMay

MbImWbMbi

CAMIEM NtiMbi Cxparf

aktoj^ AttanNc Famwiel

COAtf MARD igpyhaitttoi.

29lar/res#rva awHatnwits. mor mwtory larvkw wakame. **w]**ddto^ceMeel. 71M77A

iVABUEIItD

toawagar Excaltowl banalW packaaa with sMan baaad ah txpartonca. RapiW Advance

mant. Sand rasuma to: Fur Mhira, R.a Ban W7, Graamrilta, NC 27134. OMy axpariancad wdtoapply

iXFERIHCED *DO#IN ptrsannal with quality

2SS:S3!^7S7'^

FDU. TIME >thiO far trama shop. Frame huUdtog an-parienca halpfut. Goad banatlti

and worfclna rasuma to Framaa. P.tt IM7.GraenvUto.NC 271.

FUU TIME NRSON tor art suppiv store Mint ha abto to work Sahirdnya. Sand roaumo to

Futi Tbna. P.O. Bon IM7, Groemritta. NC 27K

HANGERS AND PINKNfRS.

7SMK1.

HOMlwSilfir wiracraft proAtctton, wa train haiiaa dwallars. tar ditaito writo, P.O. Box IZlNartolkVa. 2391. HOUSECLCAMMG OMERS

parMion and Uva wiMn 2 mUaa ol GraanvlHt. Ratorancaa re-quirad and MMartanca prafar-rad. Mutt aiarfc 1P41 hwnm^to

GaH WWb MMd!

WStRUCTOR. parfttoia day Chamislry toatnictor to bagbi January A IW. Muat hana ma^s difraa urtMi a mkd-mum w nradaato samestor haurs in OtonUalry. Cantad Stova Valandi Baauhrt CaaMy Community Callaaa, Waahlnftan. IK. OecmAer Wh, im I-MA4NA E07AAE. LMt NOTtL RkiO*t in Myrtle Beach staking mwnfwint paraotmsi. Expa-

rtonca only. Foe NaaeMabla Call AHarc ParsomS^- 3

7931

LINEMAN WANTED for

dbtrtouNon powar Um work. SI1.7S par hour tar first ciais linsman. SU par hour tor toad Nnaman-CaHMMlM.

MACMNIIST NlDEa must also ba abto to cut Md wa 73A9N.

MAKE EXTRA Christmas monoy!!! I wa nosd paopto to sal appoMtmonls tar p^ to taka tours. Part tlma tvoning work, Sunday-Thursday, SM-f:30 PM. Maks 3.5Whour plus big bonuoas!! Matos and tomatal namlod. Call 754-33M, attor 5:30PMtorintarvtow.

MEDICAL Transcrlpttonlsts and Exacutiva Sacratarias noedad Immadtototy Contad Manpower. 757 3301.

MEDICAL LAB Tachnician naedtd In local otfica, S day work unok. Good working con-dMtonwd fringe baneflts.

P.aBex3M Groanville,NC 27134.

NEEDED; 5 axpariancad sNngte rooters plus S labarars. Call behMtn hours at S mid

p.m..7SMIM.

NOW HIRING TImaOut R taurant Is now hiring, casks, cashiers and dslivary drivars. All applicants must be hard uwfc-ing and honast. All appNcanls must hava own dipandiibla car. Ploaso coma by batwaan 2 p.m.-Sp.m., wn Otartot Straal.

OUTSTANDING pportunity for accosmt axacwtiva witn growing Eaatom NC advertising

1 axparianca In the

agancy Entry laval. but soma knMrtodgeand advartbmg ttoW it pratarrad. Sand rasunw and any supporting documonts to Acawnt Ex-acutive, P.O. Boa 1N7, Grasn-vllla, NC 271

PrSPiNi'AI itiuMi compoalttona. Raasonabto rates. Call Judy at Atlantic Parsormal 355 7931.

fRO^ESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER TRAINEES

Laam tram ant at IM oMest

schools In tha South

Modem road tqulpmonlusod In training

All todsral cartificattons are tuppltod

ExcaUant job amlsianca

Raasonabto tuition

Housing avallabla

CHARLOTTE TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL Highway I4N Charlolto, NC

TOLL FREE ldOO-5211*33

RETAIL MANAGERS iwadsd

for relocation. Call Atlantic Personnel 35S-7931

SECRETARY-halpar. utles;

soma typing, simple bookkaap-Ing. answer phone, pick-ua mall, run errands. $l40/wtak, plus car

expense. Write with photo, SECRETARY HELPER, P.O. Box 1N7, Graanvllla, NC 2713S.

SEEKING PERSON for draf

ting position in Farmvilto. Call 753 2139, batwaan 9-5PM, Monday Friday.

TECHNICAL PUBLISHER hm

openings In Havelock, NC tor technical wriltrt and II-luslralors. Prater background In alactronlct, avionics or mechanical anglnaerlng; mill tary axparianca helpful. Alto hava openings for tedmlcal typists, layout tochnlctont. Apply w Local Employment Security Commlulon. EOE.

TELEPHONE REPAIR tochnr clans needed. Mutt hava 2 years axparianca. Call Atlantic Par-sonnal 355 7931

TRAaOR TRAILER drivers, ttoapar toam operatton, homa avory weak, axcallant pay and banatits, Including panalon pro-

?ram. Interviews Saturday, LI. N3 232-0101.

WANTED: Hardworking par sonnal for suparmarkat to work varied hours. Apply for any dapartment. List axptrlance and salary aM>ctod. Sand resumes to; PO Box 7313. Gratnvllto. NC27I34._^

HtlpWantBd SaiGS

are a toadtng national growth appliance company continually optning new brancntt. Wa need man and woman who are ambitious wNl growth minded to Stott those branchaa. Now hiring manufacturar rapraaantotlvas. assistant managart and branch nunagart. It you are Intarastod wa can give you aamino opportunity of UO par day whih toam-I n g . C 0 m m I I < ilon/bonus/lncentivas. Only apply It you are ready to start ^ immadlatoly. Call 754-3141.

firmmnmiHirpSiw

wantod for salts potllion In

arestlvo athletic facility, rasuma to P.O. Box I Tig, Ratoigh. NC 27419 or call 717-1419 tor an Interview.

ISV7 TW* mn iniwY YiwYY.

5ITTliT5TRraiKg7i53f

Cabla TV. If you an|oy maatlna paopto and markatlng a produd paopto an|oy thl* carear Is (m

you Ptoasa mall rasumo_to ^rkatlng pwdmmiL PA Box 4412, Rocky Mount, NC

27N3-0

il%L

HAL IITATIiAlli:i^ Ing tor anargafic and an-thutlatfic parson who llkoa to work with gj^to. Estala Raally

MLCTsiRViCi hapraianfaF Ivo tor local larmlto post control company. Pay H draw and cammlwian. tor

advwcamont. Good bonama In-chng vahlcla and ImvramM.

f^Si^^totawih^lKSiarW

Orlva. EOE.

Ml HRipWiNM

Maad awF Mttoua oaraaa wka Rkaa autoUe satoa. fifikag aew to uaad office machkiaa. PatantUI a S35.BM. HIgk cammission igalnatdraw.lablWT.

$700-12000

Natlanai Muak and VMM CowF

Ml IWpWMlBi

TBrtwtal4Traw^

main 1 way and micrmxwva ready systems. Broadcast knawladfa ^iraBla. taa-madlafa aaaning wtih aato^r HNiad EaSra IK camuRInf firm. RawimaataP.0. Box 1 21. GraanvMe,NC2]14.

MILLWRIGNT NEEDED tor pIna sawmin Muat bo an axpa-

backgraund and axpartoaca. Maaan Lumbar ConMony, What lib Street, WaaMngtan. NC

73^43H.

D SNiEf*OCK ^intohars Immadlatoly Exaerlance ra-qulrod. CaN 794-M batwaan 1 a-iw. 5:31p.m

kEGIStERSD LAND Survayor ar aasartoncad survay party ehia^partorm land andcan-

skructtan surveying tar dvH tnglnaarfno and survayinn oampany in GraanvUto NC Bid salary, banatits and warkim candrftona. Sand rammo ar a RWors and Asioctotos Inc P4). Ban 9. Graanvllla, NC 27B31

WOODSNOP POREMAN. QtanlnglyaBmaanawfihexpa-riance uaing tobto saw. band

anoaaa a torawan in (

larsimMartyMi *1 Ht7. Groar

GroanvHto. NC

m WorfcWawlBd

^ 75-

Manwtlma.

PROFESSIONAL UWN SERVICE

BntillENitED traming mi trim craw, walntananca. ranowatloM and addtthxis. Ref-oroncas available, toaurad. CaN WaMdnaton. 97V3743 altor 4.

GUtTER CLEANING tervkc Pravant caMly rapain, hicraaae IHaol your gahm 754-1341.

UMMraTI

homI^

MENfS. ad-

dittant, remodeling, rapair. cabinets. CaN 794^aWaftor A

JON WANYeD: PainliM InaiS and out. Car^ and fioar tile installad. Reaaenabla rates. Contact Clavaland E. Con, day ar MgM, 75M472ar 1Y7SMM.

LANGLEYS REPAIR, ganara! repairs, plumbing and heating. 744^cr 741 MILPA

MATItPE LADY would llke^ daan house. Ntonday Friday. 7S7-OM.

MIDDLE AGED WIDOW would lika to care tor eWarty parson in thoirhome.7SP5S27.

MORRIS Bacfchoa A Landscap-ing Sarvlca. Grading, saeding. pruning, plant shrubs/lraas, sodding, Itrtiliutlon. lima, aoration. ctoar tols. rontouo trash, slumps/troes. lawn and sbrubbary malntonanca. Call 747 173A 747 2224.

NANCY LEWIS'S Cleaning Sorvlct. Rmidanttal and com marcial cleaning. Insured and banded. 75P3Z.

PAINTING, INTERIOR AND exterior, and wallpapar hanging, free asHmatos, ratorancaa. IS years axparianca. Work guorantoad 7417X aftor 4

tFRiGERAtlON, fraoierand air condlttonar repairs. 24 hour service 744-31U

REMODELING, Renovation, custom-built additions. No job too torga or small. IS years local axparianca. Call Norman Maclaod at 752-4299 attar 7 p.m

SHALLOW WELLS drillad. Firsttoot, $150. Includas pipa and point. IN23-7I14. Tarboro.

SMITH CLEANIN iorvicat. Prater offices and claaning large houses. Also do painting houtos Call 155-7474 or 74A4S9S.

SPRAY6 ilLINOl plattor. shoatrock rapair. Frta Estimatos,754-71.

TRY OUk SPRING CLEANING Swvkes. What batter tima than nowT Guaranteed bast sarvlca ever. Kelly M Girls. Bast reaching hours attar 5 p.m. I-9444044.

WILL SHAMPOO RUGS and houiaclowilng. 752 7105.

ME Auctions

Saturdoy, Dec. 1A10 AM Old Carriage Whotosala just north ot Nash Tech in Rocky Mount, NC.

NOTE: This Is the annual Absoluto Sale of Old Carriage Whotosala Co. All offered Hams must go to tha highest bidder. Old Carriaga Road, RoutaABox 2SA Rocky Mount, NC 27101. Phone (919)443 3412 or (919) 444-3417.

FOR ALL YUR auction naaib contact Country Boys Auction A RaaHy Con^y, Washington, N.C.. 9444007;

OM FuNl.Wood,CDNl al!^Sm<^!re!wo^^5!

split, dallvarad and stacked. $90

a cord. 355-2101.

PIREPUCE AND HEATk

Wood. Cut, split and dallverad. $00/cord. 2 cords minimum. Call hardwood.Call 1 710-0751.

J AND F Woodsarvkt, all OaX buy now, raasonabto rates. 355-53Mor75A4457.

MCLAWHORN'S oak firewood, tout, stacfcad and dallvarad. (jlscount for more than one cord. 754-7703.

DAK FlkEWOOD for sato;

Soaionad or Groan. Call 79-4410 or7S2-M47,aftorSp.m.

.attorSp.n OAK FIREWOOD Saatonad, split, stackad and dallvarad. Discount tor more than 1 cord. Call 754-4979,aftor 4p.m.

DAK PIRkiIltOO. Dry. laason ad or graan. Any tongth, ready logo. Call 752-4C aftor 4.

SXTFiilwSSBtoTlitorbi

tha cord or Ml cord. Good prkat. tout dallvarad and slacked. Call 7SFS343, anytime.

6aK fiiki Wo6b, $45 a

truckload. Call 750 3304 attor 4 p.m. waakdays.

enmneBSoWiXLr

Dollvsrod. Call I2M904 or 125-0540.

OAK Kn6LN0, $7/bsrral Hsltorat Canvas Products, 1104 Clark Straal, 7SI4I441.

6k W666 ^6* iato'Soiit, dallvarad and tisckad. Call 7$3-4300,altor4p.m.

tlAi6MI6 6k W96b:pf

and stacked, 7S2-U11.

irasRiramimBE

Ivorad and stacked. 7504143.

dtllvora

w mrrsg y

mixed hard woods. Call 7S-14f3 or 7SA9737. Dal Ivorad Froo.

W666 E6ft iALI. All aaii

wood. Call Chris at 7544771.

Furnlturt

AtmTfTOTHff

top cash price tor lurnltura. appliances and household mar chiodtis.

Coin and Ring man 751 30M.

________ RSCLIMIK.

Carnal, wMa wall corduroy, ox-caltant condition, $1. 7344149. FOR SALI: Couch and clwlrl Ilka new, $I.7M-I72S.

MflVIUATttlMALLIIRMM.

Need to toll 90" couch, $100. Laras maple coftoe table, $45. 70" CotorUol graon couch, llts. FIraplaca lal, U. All In good confien. Coll aftor A 75441^

IICTIMALMoICKFmIRf troia!Mll75at 19.

raqm tat; table with I raaphaMarad chaira w mdmrm.m^wrn.

m RraffYanlSMRG BmggiWhU

haM Hams, baby HHna. craflB. akc. Lacatod to Au^ I ' Lea MHart Ford. Came uaoaL span daily WA

S5BiIii5CBTS

I check

dio-n.

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law rafaa. 7 iayihaaafc> 7S^

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are anawar ta paabig aw year eatoas to saaaaana whs wantotatow-

M2 UvNStBCk

Slablat.7S^S^I7

ST *HF cMmmi

wMlMrs. dryers, rangaa.

CuaatoadL Hke

BJ.MHta.740-144A AUIMMIMO ROOP CAtuM a gaNen), $19. Mobile hama ikirltag.SL4. BuNdara BargMn Cantor.TSO-TMI.

AMitMNt #(i*MlTmt tor Mto. WIbraah Funritor* mi SaaNi Euana

scur^vimrnSTbSdi

Hdrtad asto, 2 Qaaan Amis wbig bach chaira. Uka new, SUM or baai altor, 7S34M2.

&. MiB tk; 7 3BI3. tor small taadi sand, top-

Bina bart orhMwayt

"CSSh

s TVs.

a's. furMhira. ai

Coin and Rkki man

75^r

CATMTTMG tandvtoutog care toyt*HUHy addla yoii'ra

CIRAMK KILn. ten. CiH 2S3AB4.

titlitMAi "paiNitttlA. Spadal $1.99. Eubtoiks Plant ^m.t-SB47,Klnaion.

NiliflAAS'fifir "eot^

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CaH 355-32

CHRISTMAS TREES tar sale, dwoaa yaw own Iram a large

tMACflOn 01 IIVMfl 4 RISOO

East al Farmvule an US 304 A. A.C.Tumaga.753473A

CHRISTMAS EVE CHILD'S

Fantasy. Would you bailava? Call 7444904 aHarlp.m.

DAILY SPECIAL $1.99, 113 PM, Monday-Friday, homa coohad food, wt cater parttoa, Turkey and Trimings on Sunday. Sammy's Country Cooking, I4lh Straat. Grosnvtlto. Taka Out 7S244

ELEatlC PIANO, as new condHlon, financing avallabto. Sovran CrodH, 7545115.

FOR ULE: todtoa. Vk carat dtomond toinaira angagamant ring, size 7. Monday-FrUiay 10-A waakandt anytime. 730-3304

FOR SALE: one 3 ton ooad can-tral ah-candHtaner and one 2 ton usad central air condltlonar tar mobllo homes with toss than I yw of usage. HaH Price. So# milia Chapman. Sears Homa Improvamant. 7549110, axtan-ston232.

FOR ULE: one 10x30 carport: haH prica. Sea Willia Chapman. Sears Homa Improvement. 754-9700. extension

FOR ULC: In axcallant condl-tion, tormal dining room sat wHh 4 chairs, hutch and serving tabla wHh drawers. Days call 757-1200, mghto, 7544I0A

0A$ LOOS. Wondarflama. the natural wood lira took. 1150. 75437 aftor 4 p.m

OOAART tor sato $450. all 7542531 aftor 5:30 p.m.

goldanDsilvr

We pay top dally market prica for class rings, wadding bands, diamonds, silver and gold, coins, coin coltoctians. sterling silww.alc.

Coin and Ring man 7S^3IM.

ICEMAKIAs and raach in coolers, 50% off list prka. Barker's Refrigeratlan, 2237 Memorial Orlva, 7544417.

INSTANT CASH

LOANS ON A BUYING TV's,

Storaot, cameras, lypowrlters, anytoing else of value. Southern Gun A Pawn

gold A silver.

Shop. 752-2444.

JUGS PITCHING machine and 2 dozen balls. 13 x 71 cage with potos, $1000. Aftor 3:30 754-2551

LADIES FULL LENOtH toathar coat, size 47, $30. Ladles Agnar dress boots, size 4, $25. Both In mint condition. 753-0209.

LARGE GREEN SOFA. $135. Matching easy chair, $40. Ex-caltont quality and condition. Country sofa, Scotchguard plaid, axceltont condition, $115. Panasonic stereo with AAA/FM, 2 spoakors, axcallant condition, $.35S4731.

MINK CAPELt, black toal fw cape, blua thaartd rabbit, long coat, size A assorted tvaning bags, toava maasaga. 7544549.

MINOLTA IRT IOI, 3Smm camera wHh 50mm lens. Comas with cast, rarely uaad, $110 or bastoftor,75491M.

MOVING, Funrltura for sale. Call 7444421 or 7547200.

ObtiilV li'TV \fldao'^m with 14 games. Like new, boxed, $0S.7S3m

Nt ihAlFTif M~^ machine. Brand new. Retails for over $1400 pricad for Immodlato sato at $1100. Call Mrs. Johnston 7543500.

POOL tABLE Ctoarance Sato, (xandy and Brunswick tiato tabtos. Free dslivary. Call 919-79Y1437.

EAfti athic iyy^'iiton':

goto and bronze alloy, $3uS. 1093 datod, 7304175, aftor 4 p.m.

kAitI6 ~ tod^ vocuums, thampooars and uprights. (Ull DaolOr 7544711

murmmim:

condition, $225.1S5-5SI0. SHAMM6 V60ft IU6i shampogtrs and vacuums at RantalTi

^Company.

{RHFnrresFTiin^

copiar Mael for small buslnau. $M. Call 757-1000 1:30 o.m.-ll noon for appolntmant._

iHW6nir$lIsMra,- 12^ S-V Tin 14.99, Rsloct Plytvood by Unit 14.50, to" 15.50, to'' 14.50, Hordboord SlWng r'x14' $2.50. Bulldart Bargain Contar, 7SA7041.

iWANfl'

plato Una of furniture and bad-dfng- Baddlng by Saaly and Edgacomba. Compare ow low pricas. Wa can save you monoy with our low overhead. Jamto's Furniture and Appllanca. 3 mitos west on 244 to Frag Laval, turn toft arto to mile on loft, (ipan Monday-Sahiwy. W a.m. to4p.m.Phono7S44BI7.

lllkiR filLHIATIi wilti

blower. 1110. Call 7144^ after 4

p.m.

ITMI EiXTUHl and tlili icraan squlpmsnt far tale.7S4 4001.

SUPER I sound mevla oqu^ mant. Perfect candHlan. 754 43W.

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land, rock. Imaot Houlin|,ni-wj|.

wmriTWi

wnerSr Ivltan't

ITT atovoo. two

-anlaai. 1444019.

T>wDWtyWpH:tor.QrtWYHlG.M.C. WpdriGGdw. Ppfiwtof 1t.l1 T Jf *

WAHm. W kaawy defy, Ww new. SNA 7540110.

amWWABiMMtfwsato.

Saab tor parto. CaN 7MM0.

8i5BBn*Bii5?d555

Nngtb vaiL wbNe, itae UCa# aftor 4pm. 154301.

mmrwKfjsrssssi:

UU awdto 2 year warranly. Caatom toatoRNIawa. 1-544Wt agiy<iwriicfimGS PHS now Nraa, tWA

i. rrALiifk. Mach I

spaakars.

afaLpurct

purchaaadafnooach. MO

Maranfi amp. Ml aN$ pw chaansL mint candltlen. flOA 740

1 llfELER. Hha now, cattont eandWton. aMM fTM.

ii^WHfTtaiaclrkTM catiinf NwpG $NA m-aST UiUha trtlL S.00 par square toi CaNI-IMMAOWO.

4A0MBTULP6aa ventad hair

AMIBTULP

.CaHBimAOp.m.

a PAIR, size a to 31. toans and paraahuto pants. 1 757-1712.

MWbte Hbmms FrSalt

A NW HM Mia^l bodraams. 2 boNis. front kMch-an, Satom fumHurt. wood dinatta. spring mattrassos, upgraded KuMurad carpet wim futo badtlng and much more. H you find a boHw hama tor tha money. buy H. IMO dawn. Fwnily Hausing, M4 By Past. Graanvme,]S4StA

FDR SALE; 1013. 12 X 4A Havatocfc wNb canlral afr. Prtoa nageHabto.1544Bn.

NURRYHI Tri Caunty Hanim of GroanvHto now haa anty I atad daublowMe in stock. 1 badraems. 3 bMha. MonlMy payments less than $300 a

mawHi. dmm payment undw int ar la quaHftod buyer ne dawn paymant. We are yaw a4

yawaF hvdae'haudng daator. CaN DonaU. Mick w Dick today. 7540131.

LOOKIII Tri Cawdy Hamath GraanvIMt is doing H again. WHh lha purchaae of any new IMS madd in stock, you wHI raceiva fraa yow cheloe of a waahw/dryw. mkrewave oven w remoto central catar TV. DewnpaymaM ly than $2 mcnihly payments lass than Ma monto. CaN 7540131.

UOOtr FamHy Housing of (iraanvilla has gat the adrtt with every naw home bougtn be-twaan now and Oacatnbw 33rd. You wlH gel yow dioica of a free Mtcrawava, cotor TV, VCR, wasiwr or *yw. See too good boys. Boogsr, Graham w Ron. FamffyHowing. 344 By-Pass. Graanvllla, 3S5-M40.

MML HOME tor sala: 1904 Marshfitid, I4X 3 bedroom. 3 bath, flraptoca,caNing tan, up payments. Call 753 4430.

REP01904 Radrnwk 2 bedroom. Paymanli of $13A4i pw manto. Cail753404A

TRI COUNtY HOMES of Graanvllla oftors you a 1104 14X 3 or 3 bedroom mobili

comeletolv fwmbhed and appliances including washer/dryw, mtcrewavs oven and (Miwashtr tor mentoly paymanh as tow as $1. DoMi paymsnt at tow as $700.

Stop

py.Call

landlord hap^

TWO BEDROOMS. 2 baths. r nMisd. staragt shsd, nica tot bi-chidad wHh alt Improvamants. Only $aSH. Make wi offer. Must sell. Spalgbt Realty, 7S^ 31 W 7349714 nights.

14X71OAKWOOO. i btdrooii 3 baths, cantral air, partially furntahad. Assume loan af $220 pw month. 7549117.

1N7 MoNTIER. 11X40. 2 badraems. 1 bath, fully furnished. $3900. Call 752 3425.

1901 HORTON 2 badroomT custom buiU. CaU aftor 9 p.m.. 75412 or 752-7504.

ion CBURN. 12 X 43. fully lur-nlsliad, sat up, cantral air, $4500. storage bulldlfig Included, 754 1972.

G I JACKETS

B- lomt : 3ct

L U> ' w VW .Al- l'-UI. 'oushiti m I Hi,, H- g.# Cl mti Bi -1 Boo*! Sim

'mi BCh I Cimp,i>( t Soort-'H Soodt

Browsars Walcoma

ARMYJIAYY STORE

Fw'SMi

mtCHAAkMbnaOA^in nkspark. 73AOHOW 73A719

If 14 WIOl. paymanto m tow

aa ttSlA Gr

daator Tlwmaa' MabNe Hama Salat. Acraas from Mk^arl.

MSMtoSicil iNStrvRMNls oN an aN mafw brands, pianos.

_ .. sartoblss. Gri Ctocfcs, Amps and drums, lewast prica juarantoa. Plano and Orgw n^ftutort 3S440K. ELECTRK PIAN. aa now candlWaw. Hnanclng avallabla. Sovran CradH, 75451.

FOR SALS: Bundy Ciarlnatlri gradt shape. $1 Days, 7SA MAnigNto.73A5l.

LtfUV 6MAN,'okton An ntvarsary Sartos. Prka nago-Nabto. CaN 7545914.

Sandy L.WA

itunfcig and Rapair WM137.

WE BUY. seil. trade and rant all types. AM mafor linea Including PnMy. Naw Barn MwUc 14 TatwnOrtoa.cl4S44A 7 PIECE DRUM SET includliw cymbals and torona, $300. CaU 7g-l4l4dBy$. aik tor Sam.

IM SpBTtifig Goods SBRBfoff^ooETw

Weedmaatar. 3A0t wHh 4 x 12 Taaca Sportsvtew scape. Ex-caHant cendHtan, $xs.^20.

113

Woodstovts

Tfssr

W WoadWova insert with ramovabia doors and a scroan inaart. Electrk btoww, (tobuyw). 7547079.

DAR IV soaaan. $450.3544345.

FREE STANDING tor aato. Never uiod. $150 or tradi W firaplBca inaart. Days 757-2SS Kan w 757-4444 Linda; nigMs1-l2321A

VIRGINIAN medal 101 Fraailanding or iniart flnn. 3542044

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114

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TRAVEL AGENT TOUR GUIDE AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST

start tocalty, fuN tima/part tima, kaki on EaMern airflnas camputors. Home study and risldint training. FinwicJal aid available. Job placamant assistance National Hoad quarlsrs - Lighlheuaa Point, FL. CAU ACT. TRAVEL KMOL 1404327-77 AccrodHtd Mombw NHSC

115

LflGtAFouRd

sean Sunday, naw Rosa High. 7541771. Rawardoftorad

132

BMINtSS

OmmiIviiHgs

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Buy ar Mil yaw J. Harris A Co.,

wHhCJ ______

Inc. Financial A Marketing Consultants. Sarving the Sautheastarn United Statos. Graanvllla. N.C. 7S7W0I, nigMs 7540444.

COLO ANALYSIS. Buskiaat toaarn$30/how

and more in cammisiian helping ladies with wardrobe and makoup coiors. Part-time and fuN-tima. ComfUato training. CaH 1 49949

HOTTESt VENDING Machina tar sala. Tha Bk Lighlw Van-ding Machina now avallabla tar daNvary in Graanvitla. Partial financing avMlabto. Call Sharon 757 1454

rsHiftT PRINTING EQUIPMENT

Lika new condition. 4-cetor printor. O' canvayw dryw wHh camwa. axpoaing unH. will train. $3dOO.N4-i0 4444.

WINDOfS PLUS FRANCHISE.

ba yaw awn boaa In a franchlM raplaoamant window company. Modwato InvaslmaHt. tarns Mg money in HB4. Call now tor mort information. Stophan Ftshw, 140047492

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EXCEPTIONAL SALES OPPORTUNITY

Outstanding oamings potential-to S40,0(X), axcMlant bdndfits package including paid hospitMization, life insurance, dental coverage, company car program. Growth opportunity is excellent with eastern North Cerolinas best managed retail automotive organization. Call Charles Coleman lor interview appointment; 3S5-72(X).

Bob Barbour, Inc.

3303 s. McNMrial Dr.. Greenville. N.C.

Progranuner Wanted

with 1-2 years experience with RPG-3 on IBM Systems 38.

Send Resume and salary requirement to: Polykdt CorptxaUon Attention Personnel Manager 3006 Anaconda Road Tarboro. NC 27886.

Equal Oppoftuntty Einployer.

REGENCY 10 CtieiNiel wallde taMe wHh scan, caae, charaer, 5 watts RETAIL M04SPECIAL $7M STANDARD Naw QX 3000, M channal mobila wWi CTCSS and Antennae.

UNF = 40 watt $840 VHF = 35 watt IM7 000 MHZ = 25 watt $1038 REGENCY: 2 channGl walki* talkl* witli charger.

Pricas start SI 25 Soma Mad oqulpmant In stock. Wa tandea aH brando.

BROWN ELECTRONICS

2-Way Communications 758S101

nE WeTAUATKM mm I

114 PrafatsiaNal

RTRmnrro

Haltoman. Narfh CarallNa's original cMmnay swaap. IS yoort nptrimoi wwkkig on chimwayi and Hropiacas. CaH ^w ntohf. 7S34i)n. Farm-

132

Ceminarcial Progarty

Ankasmail building tor aato wHh a 7% loan aaaumpfton. CaN 7S44ML

FOt SALE 0* RENT. ISjfi aquara taaf maaonry buildtog-Hoaf. Hghfa anC iqadtog ramp, in RaharaonvMa. $1300 monto w $794. CaN Bon Witaan Ratify, 7944te7

MMSOUAREFiir and afflcas availabto wito 54 aquara totf of warahauaa. paod

lacafton. 15544.

44 SQUARE kEETtoewraM and offkoa wHh 104 aaiwa toaf of warahauaa, goad tock

Hen. 15544

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133 CiRiNiarcial

pansciTeiEsrsTS

acroaa Iram Fractor and Gambia wfto tod aniranca ofto I

Highway . tMMM. CoM Bon Mon RaaHy, 7W44V.

138 CaNdBRiiNi FGrSBla

awwl tooHng af oawdM com-^xoa. Caaw to SadgaflaM Tawnaa. a baauNfuNy dmigrad cawmanify af H aaN ptoanad, finaiy appalnlad faamhanaaa. Uva In a^ wNh dMaito tow' crawn mafdlnga. chalrraiL eaara. awdpri^iato paftoa

Be a part pf p appclat ptpa.

whare tha canvanlanca af

eorWraa IMm maanlng. CotT AMridna and 5

15w754-59M.

HvlM tohae gn naw Car Nancy OndtoV,

CLASSIFIED DMFUY'

CAREER OPPORTUNmES

FOR

CASHIER/CLERKS

Fea A Fart Tima. AS liaillti

Apphritiai FRESH WAY FOOD STORE

ACCOUNTANT

Pcrsoo needed to head rronnflf defMrtment for a growing company in Greenville. N.C. CPA prcferrad, bvt not reqnired. 5 to 6 years experience. Salary commenaarata apon experience.

Send reaame to:

Accoantant P.O. Draaier 7365 GreenviUe.NC 27835 *

CAREER POSITIONS

SelUng parsonnal naadad for our axcM-: ing high fashion Dapartmant Slort at our naw location at CaroUna East MaM. Wa art tooklng for caraar mindad indl-viduals who ara salfHiiotivatad and an-Joy tha challenge of tailing. Ap^ Brodya Tha Plaza, Monday-Thursday, 2-5.

e CROSS BLOOD SERVICES

Our staff it growing. Join usi

HEAD NURSE RN

Futiilnini

naning aehepi ewraal Nwih CweRiw BoiMwa. mi ymm Pnpaitoaan uyp. Heppltot aadtor wiwwRy MpSfftoWM pfllMffWdv

STAFF RN/LPN

Sovaraf part Ump atofi popfftona wortdna aa a tW ar

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mMOOIOIIVj IMINNGMM ! WwlW Ml

cfMfllMl namlika mmI cmeim MmIIi OmbIIbm

v^W^W^p OTewWHM aw WWil^^W fWWWl

anrp. HoapNat axparianea prpfarrad.

N yw an|oy daly travat, working wNh tha pnbtle, and caa manago a Haxto tchaduia, appiy at

Tar River Blood Center

P.O.BOXM03 OmaMa.NC

OrCaNB1t-78to1140 Equai OpportonNy bnptoyw

AT WINNER

ITS

COMBINATION

CHEVROLET

8.5%

iLPJL

CHEVY CAVALIER

1985 CHEVROLET CAVALIER 1986 CHEVROLET CAVALIER

* *203*

*178

WINNERS USED CAR VALUES

1985 CHEVROLET IMPALA IftAQQ

14.000 MILES............................ OQaWaUU

*9699.00

1084 FORO RANGER TRUCK ICOQQ An

32.000 MILES............................

1983 CAMARO Z-28 IflAQQ n

32.000 MILES, T-T0P8.................... 0*l99aUU

1983 BUiCK. SKYHAWK WAQON M7QQ OH

AUTOMATIC, AIR CONOmON.............. Hf 99aUU

1982 BUICK CENTURY lA^QQ

AUTOMATIC, AIR CONDITION......... HOtlSfaUV

J?o**T.fSg^..*'.*'*. ...*7299.00

1982 DATSUN WAQON tOQQQ H

5 SPEED, AIR CONDITION.............. dCWWWaUV

*1999.00

1977 BUICK LE8ABRE $4 QAQ n

AUTOMATIC, AIR CONDITION.......... I OWWaUU

mflNNER

Aydan, North CollnB 7484141

26 TMDtty RH^ctor, Qrnvllf, N.C. wtoonoy, L>w;witn)f 11. m>ft

13f^ Farms For Sate

i7 clttrtd. 177 woMWtnd. G(Nd stand I (tam nd hardwood Abundant wiWUft Owor I milt pavtd road frontadt For furltwr intormw tion ci3l lU-nTt or 7W^4M4

144 Hooaas For Sate

Short at cash and tirad ol ron-tinf ? Got a smvt start In this 3 boown whilt intarMt

art still low! Your houst ^

mofrts could bt loss that anq Iht down paymtnt is try rewenablt. Call to find out how ybwcai bt in your own homo tar Cvistmas. 4i.no tm. CEN TURY 21 Bass REalty. 7Sat4M.

.^CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

144 Hotnts For Sate

attention FIRST TIME buytrs! Don't miss IMs portad startor homt that could duality tar NC Housing. It is a 3 btdrootn bricli ranch that sits on a ouitt road oH Highway 33 (towards Bdvoir). It is.tastt^ fully dtcoratad. in txctltant condHtan and prkod at only 41NB. For mora Information, call Susan Lifcosar at Aldrldgt and Southtrland, 7Sa3S00 or 75*-7ta4 nights

AN ASSUMAB1.E FNA loan is

availabit on this 3 btdraom brtak ranch in Grttnbriar It has htai pump, ctntral air, car part, wirtd storagt building and a tanctd back yard Prictd at S40,t00 Call Susan Likosar at

AMridgt and Southtrland, 7S4 3S00or7sa7ta4 nights

144 Housos For Sote

E THIS NC Housing loan f Mwily it you quality. 2 d brkli ranch with 3

assume thisnc

with low

ytar old ----- ----

btdrooms. 2 baths, grtatroom

with lirapiace and largo kitdwn.

Fivt minutas tram hooaital! ImmaculMo! UI.OOB Call Sut Ounn at Aldrldgt and Soutaoriand 73A3sao, nighls, 3SS2SM

attention Entraptnoiin

Hugo Vlctarlan homt portad ter

a rastauranl or othtr InvtsI mtnts (conad CDF with otr H diftartnt usas) Approximately 4000 square fttl. central heat and air, 4 btdrooms. 2h baths Makt an otter Asking prka, ' Realty. 752

fW.too Call Davis ^ .

3000 Lyla.7S4-H04 Broughton. mtm 355^2574 or 75* 24H .

CUSSIFIED DiSPUY

144 Homos For Solo

ATTRACrlvt loan.

is possible on this 4 bedroom. 1 bath home

home in Untaarslty area. Detached floorod garage and more extras. ttOjoTExcellant investment property! Call Sue Ounn at Aldridge and Southerland, 7SA3SW; Mghls. 355 2541

BACK ON TN MARKET No credit check. Assume FHA loan.

Payments approximately J1. 3

2 baths.

over IS acre, country (no sub^ division), approxintataly I4H

square taet. tireptace Owner ilable. Na 3nly

Call Davis Realty, 752-3404

care. Only 535444.

Lyle. 754-2504 Brbughtan. 752 24M 3S5^2574ar75A27.

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

144 Homos Hr Sate

AitUMt M MflUliNi 10 loan Home has ana year home warranty. ProaonI aaynwnl loio than 4SS. over im tguare tael, tireplace. wood stove, 3 bedrooms. UIJIO. Call Davis

Roalty, 7SK34te -Lyle, 754-1*0* 75^3411 3SS-1SI4 or

Broughton,

75*2^ blAi ANYA; Ptaooo family who is loohlng tar a Mgh quality home wNh: - dramaAc greatroem with liraplace and cathedral ceiling, comer stairway to master suite and library, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, spilt rail

tancing and many, many extras ...we have just that honw in

Cametot, and onty V.500.1327. CENTURY 21 Bau REalty.% 75*444* -*

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144 Homes For Solo

tiAWPMHwiiyndSag in proo^louo Lyndolo - S or 4 bodraoiw. 3hdl batbo. ovor 2M

square taet and oxaon^le area upstairs, deubia car garaao. patio. Call tar dotalls. IMMW. Call Davis Roalty. 752 34M Lyla, 754-2*04 BrouM^ 7SM4N 3I02S74 or 754^.

ItAlltlFUL NlW LHT

for only, 44,*40 offers 3 bedrooms, termal living r don wRh

largo kitchon, don wRh bay window end flropiaco, dock, tancod In back yard, contral air

and garago. Call Julie Brunar, CEtmiRY 21, Tipton Associates, 355-7*02, nighta.

and

75^727.

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

-r:iA

i^-1

144 Heooos For Solo

CUSSIFIED ADS

Sell'

iv6iim.243K^6ri;;^

Immaculat* 3 bodroom, 2Vs

bMh. boauNMIy landKopod lot SSjMMaftarlpm. iV6Witi.3or4TSdroom.2ta bath homo In great

neighborhood, firoplac* has

ere m, o

1984 Mazda B 2000

Silver with light blue cloth interior. 5 speed

woodstove, *k acre tat, conve-nionltohoopltol. 122 Robin Hood Rood. Candtawick Estalas. Il44e4.75M3l7aflar4p.m.

eoLLfU obif -fKta oii^ trally locatad ranch offors 3 badreoms. Ita baths, pbit dsn, larga aat In kitchon. largo wirod workshop In tancod In yard. Sollor is ready to nogoltata. I57,00. Coll Sue Ounn at Aldridgo and Souttwrtand, 754-3544;nI^.355-25M.

HTiJiSfirmiEisrto;?

ly rural sHo. Welcoming ranch

boosting brick facade. Chaory fheptaco, contral air, otactric haal, carpoting, tatnily room, many buift-ins, oat-ln kitchon. 3

Rtguiar $5.995............ Sal* 4,895

Ragular $7,995.............Sala *7,295

1981 Ford F*10^ustom

lim^%LiJflindar. straight drive

*3,395

Whita with light

Flagular $4,195.............Sala

1983 Che

Shortbed, Red

982 Datsun King Cab Deluxe

Silver with gray cloth interior. 5 speed, air conditioning. AM/FM

Ragular $4,995.............Sala^4/ 1 95

1979 AMC Jeep 07

6 cylinder, automatic transmission, beige with beige vinyl interior, white herd top. ww ^

Ragular $4,195..........Sala

This it Just a tmall sampling of our largo invontory coma out to our lot and aaa what HOLT OLD$ hat to offar you!

HOLT

101 Hooker Rood It's 4

\ snap

Greenville, N.C.

756-3115

tvALueTl

RATi^

Used Trucks

2 baths, tancing, city watar. Plus crown mouWIOQi, near schools -shops. 24X30 wirod workshop, control vacuum. Soo now! Charles Tripp, 757 3541. Duffus Roalty, Inc.. 75453*5.

COliVNIENCe STORE loco tion with buildiflg and land. Two locattans availabit. HIgnita Rp altars 757-104* anytime.

LSiFiO Apt wiH go to

qrk tar you to find cash b^m

tor your unused Homo. To i your ad. pfxMW 7S24W4.

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

MATTHEWS SEPTIC TANK CO

ii-;'''., KfPia';

PHONE 753-409)

sniCK

Gmw

FULLTIME

OneremeM 40 Heyro

Call

756-6560

The STIHL Wood Boss

A Good lnvdstmnt In Your Hotne

CLARK & CO.

Mwnorial Driva 756-2557

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IVERYLARGE I PEANUTS I - RAW COOKED AND I CANDIED

Think of (he .mell, the

ftaote. the funt

|a man pleaser, a unl-Ique gift, a Pitt County |product.

ndividually assembled |glft boxes shipped |UPS.

Keel Peanut Company

Memorial Drive Acroaa from Bojangles Greenville. NC

Gifts

for

Everyone

SggpstlonS(w|^

Samsondt Alijch* Cssvs Sheill( Pen 4 Pancd Stil PtiolO Albums Otsii Assfssofits SCM Porlsble Typawrilers Senliy Sales Globes

AppOfnlitienl Bookt And Many Olber Pioltssionjl Gills

presents

The Miracle Machine With

Built-In

Tension

And Prassura Adiutlmonts Making Sawing Troubta-Froo At AHordabta Pricaa. Salact Early Whlla Wa Hava Good Salactions With Pricas Starting At*

$199.00

Greenville

Sewing

Center

OradnvUld Squart 756-0747

Gifts for the Home

12 X 14 Kvproduclion Print of ihkf vtiir for Dukks Unlimiltid irom Grtpnvillf Souih Cdrolind bv,

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756-4224

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214 Arlington Boulevard Phone. 756-4392

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Christmas Paper

30 Fool Roll,

6.7

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The Salvage Store

112 N Greene SI Greenville

A New Friend! Is Welting!

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Pitt County Human* Society 756-1268

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for

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food processors

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756-922

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t ^THE CURTAIN FACTORY

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355-2296

Antiques

and Collectibles

for Christmas

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open Mondey-eoturday

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SERVICE CENTER

I lOi OicktnMMi Avenu 752-6121

144 Hosbm For Sate

144 Housts For Sate

f9L6$iArH1i69Ti' - 3 badraowi. paoi. By ownar.SS7J*B.nM3SS.

DOLWIOE with acre Iof! Cali for moro Information. Hignlte Rtalfors 737-1*4* anyttma

INJOY TH FfeACt and qutaf af ffili family orlanfad

IN AYOEN, 3 badraoms, 2

hama taofuret 3 badaroama. 2 batba wHb axfra matura* In-dudad weaiM iof, Mfltator firaptaoa, two car garoga and dock. For thawing, cad Jana Harrltan, Aldrldga and Sauffwrtand, 7S4-3S0S, 7fi-44l4.

carpet, built In dishwasher, oven and ceoktap, garage, *3% financing, by owner, at 12%. ue%.7asHi.

INVDYoRSI W* havt fiv* mobile homes tor sale with land and assumabta loan I HIgnita Raaltort737 If4*anyfima.

tXChVt sTim - ftaw

lltfing Country charmar. Naaf and wall kopt tenw. about 4ta mlloi from Graonvllla. attrac fivo ntlghborhood, ntwly pointad intidt, nowly docoratad wtffi now carpof, 3 bodroomt. ita ballit, tancod in back yard, 14x20 ouftidt ttoraga ara*. Ex-callant itaitar homo. t44.00. (All fypai of financing avall-obta.) Call Davit Raalty. 7S2-3100 - Lyla, 734-2*04 Brot^ton, 752 2431 32574 or 7JA2477.

jOiYltbtkEO, Charry Oaks, Lot Strotf. Large formal dInliM and living room, 2 lull ceramic baths, 3 bedrooms, big don with flroptaca, comor lot, many extras. *3,900, will pay up to 2,000 closing cost. By ownar call 734 2341 or 73441710.

"LIGHT AND AtRY" describes this pretty 3 or 3 bedroom, Ita bath house In like now condition. Finance with NC Housing Money or assume the FHA 23S loan. A big plut Is the 300 square foot sfudio or workshop. 40,900. For more details, call Allfa Carroll, Aldridge and Sixflherland, 734-3300or 734 0270.

FABULOUS ^IFTICSI Non qualifying FHA attumpflon it availabta on ffiit 3 btdroom, 2 bath ranch with graatroom with woodttovt, privacy tancod in yard and 74x24 wirad datachad garag*. 31.500. Call Su* Dunn at Aldridaa and Soufhortand, 734-3500, nkehtt. 353^2300.

LOVELY CONTEMPORARY with 5ta acres localed on the Tdr River. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room and dtck, this unique property offered af, tl19,0W, additional 4 acres available. June Wyrick, at Aldridge and Southtrland, 734-3S0D.nl(^ts 734-3716

fhA loAR ASSUMFTIOHI

How C4n you ratltf? Thli 3 badroom ham* toaturat lopa-rat* laundry room, ouftld* ttoraga building, tanc*d-ln back yard and garag* for only 43,t00. Call Jan* Harrltan, Akkrldg* and Soufharland, 734-3300,7n 4414.

LOVLY REMODELED oldqr home In Bethel. Freshly painted. Personality abounds in this 3 bodroom, 1 bath tradi tional. Library with fireplace, formal arMs and dan. Sailer It ready tor an offer! 43,900. Call Sut Dunn at Aldrldgt and Southtrland, 734-3300, nights 33V2500

FOa SALE By owner, 4 room formation call. 732-2103.

FOUR BEDROOMS, now roof, now paint fob and all formal araaa. plut dan with flraptac*. and doublt garagal Tha batf part it lha prktl Onty S72,*00. Rignit* Rtaltort 757-194* anytim*.

LOVELY REMODELED older home In Formvlll* with over 2700 square taet, living and dining room, den, 3 baorooms, 2 baths, woodstove and datacheU garage. Now 36,900 Call Sub Dunn at Aldridge and Southerland, 734-3300, nights, 335 2300.

OET AWAY FROM it all with Ihit 3 btdroom homo in th* country. Living room, aat-ln kitchon and tancod in back yard. S43,*00. Call Julia Brunar, CENTURY 21, Tipton and Attoclatat, 333-7002, nighft. 733-7027.

LOVELY TRADITIONAL 4 bedrooms, 2ta bath brick home on large corner lot In one Of Bethel s finest areas. Over 240) square feet, formal areas, den. garage and wet bar. All for Ul.iOO. Call Sue Ounn at Aldridge and Southerland, 734 3300; nights, 333 2300

GREAT FOR KIDS, Ihit praffy SharwoSd Graont homo with 3 bodroomt, Ita balht, living room and larga eat-in kitchen it on a pratty lot and quiet straat. A bug plut tor Dad it the new 12'x24' workthop S43,00. To too thit nica home, call Allta Car roll, AUridg* 4nd Southerland. 734-3300 or44270.

MAKE THIS A MERRY

Christmas tor your family with this new Dutch Coloniel in Westhaven V Features 2ta baths, formal rooms, family room, hardMtood floors, and large deck. Offered at $114,000 1314 CENTURY 21 Bass REal ty, 7S4A444.

OREAT LOAN ASSUMPTION In Tucfctr Estatat It available on this 2 story farmhout*. Spacious great room with firaptaca, dining room, country

tar loan assumption details and ask for Su* Ounn at Aldridg* and Southerland, 754 3300; nights, 333 2300.

MODULAR DEEDED as real estate WIntervllle. 37.300 to 49,900. Pick your door plan The Wingate Agancy 757 3441 '

IDEAL FOR SMALL or retired couple Brick vonaor ranch, over 1300 square leet, 3 bedrooms, Ita beths. central haot and air, woodstova. wooded lot. Call for details. Low 30's. Call Davis Raalty, 732-3000 Lyla, 734 3*04 Broughton, 732 2430 - 333-2374 or 734-2477.

NEAT STARTER HOME in high 20's Over 1200 square feet, 3 bedrooms, conveniently located to schools and shopping. Ex cellent investment, presently rented (203) High Jo's Call Oavis Realty, 732 3000 Lyle, 734 2904 Broughton. 732 240 355 2574 or 75* 2477

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Seller will pay points and clo*-Ing costs to gat your New Year off to a graaf start This attrac live home taaturas large great room, fireplace, and french doors to dock. Spacious kitchen with braekfast nook, format din Ing, 3 btdrooms. 2ta baths, StLooo. Call Mavis Butts Raalty 35S-7*530f Jtrry Butts 732 7073

NEW CONSTRUCTION (ton veniont to hospital and madlcal district. 3 bodroom. 2 bath home in Wlndfield Subdivision With great room, large eat in kitchen, deck and single car garage. Ifs priced to sell at tsj.fOO Call Allta Carroll. Aldridg and iouthertand, 734-3300 or 73* 027*.

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PERDUE INC.

ROBERSONVIUE COMPLEX

A recognized leader in poultry pro-ceeeing hae an opening for a night hlft pereonnel aeeietant.

We are eecklng a pereonnel aesle-tant with the ability to aeeume management of our night shift pereonnel function responsible for 300 employees.

The eucceesful candidate will be rceponsible for the administration of pereonnel 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 benidlts. Interested candidates please send confidential resume including salary history to:

BUI Copeland \

Personnel Director Perdue Inc.

PO Box 428 Robersonvllle, NC 27871

A* E*iimI OpfmrtHHity EoiployOTwmm

J44 Howft For Salt

BiiinrTJifFuanhi;

wintar witti woodttovt? Than call today about Ma 3 badroom, m balti ran^l Just outsWa d

tv. MMN- Call Sua Ourm at AMrtdoa and louthartand, 73-

AlW LliTHM In uni

ivanHy f 17#0

aroa. Apnroxlmaltly Muaro fatf wllti 4 badroi battia. cantral hoot and air, datacM Mraga, Invait-mont potinHal. tM.m Call Sua Ounn at/Udrtdgo A Soulttarland fSAMOO; mgMt&-2Sli ;NIW LIsVin. Horas ttiat

ricad rl9ht contamporary you'vo baan woiMng for with 3 badrooms, 2 battn, graatroom

_____. graatroom

with calhadral coiling, dock and convaniant location. An axtra ^ua It a goat aaaumablo

For moro datalls call Allta Carroll, at Aldrldga and-Sovlharland, 7S-3S00 or 754-271

NIW LliflN. fhit harry Oakt homo faaturot 4 badroom

2Vb bath, all formal aroas, hoatad playroom or offka ovar tho doubla oaraga, dock and youi lot. 'Ift a mutt too" at 104,100. For mora information call Allta Carroll at Aldrldga A Southarland 754-3500.

it Aldrldga

_0; 754^.

NEW LIStiNO. Attuma thit VA

loan with low down paymant, pvar 1N0 touaro foot with four badroomt, formal aroat, dan.

tcraanad In porch and tingla car garaga. Call Julia Brunar, CENTURY 21 Tipton A Attoclatot, 355-7002; nightt 752-7027.

kfW LIStlNe In Wintarvllla

lovoly homo with countr dacor, offara 3 badroomi.

batta, foi^l living room, lar^

aat-ln kitchon, dan w firaplaca and covarad patio and fancad backyard. Call Julio

lancad backyard. Call Julio Brunar, CENTURY 21 Tipton A

Attoclatot, 335-7002; nightt 752-7027.

NICE THINOS COME In small

! Thiaaxcallontttarttr 3 badroomi, kitchon/

dining combination, formal liv ing room, and a groat outdoor Kroenad porch. Away from the

Kroenad porch. Away from the noita of the city ano priced at 145,000. Call ana let us thow you Ihit new listing today. 1324. CENTURY 21 Bats REalty, 754A444.

NLY tsat DOWN. Seller i

pys

cloting costs. 3 bedroom, IW bathsU

In vary nice area, 143,300.

Real chance to buy your own home. Cgll Today. Home Realty Company, 355-4443

OVER 2 ACRES of land Coun

try home and store (can be used ,over2200

details

for multiple purposes, ove square fiet, completely vafod. Inside. Call for di

High ISO's. Call Davis Realty, 752-3000 Lyle, 754 2904

Broughton,

7SWW.

752 2430 355^2574 or

MfNE SAYS SELLI 3

bedroom, ivy bath brick home

fbaturing livable floor plan, out-

tida storage building, generous

tard and Is only 3 years old. ocatad on quief street in con

vaniant neighborhood. Call Jane

Harrison, Aldrldga and Soufharland, 754 3500,7S2 4414

FICE REDUCED on this large contemporary home with 3

bedrooms, 2 baths, sunny living room, den, kitchen with Jenn

air, fenced In back yard with in ground oool and fruit trees. Call Julie Bruner, CENTURY 21. Tipton and Associates, 355 7002, nigtds, 752 7027.

RANC^ HOME, f^armvllle

Convenient to Farmvllle schools

and ntedical center. Approxl-

ISt, 3

mately 1750 square

bedrooms, carport. Excellent il ncation. 144,900.

clly residential By owner. 754-0444 or 757 0001. REAL ESTATE AGENTS

wanted. For your confidential Interview, call Jean Hopper or Katherine Vinson at Univertity

Realty, 355-5044.

REDUC6 tlOOll Seller wants

an offer now so act quickly on 13 beoroom, I'/S

this Immaculate bath brick ranch In country subdivisin. New carpet and a must to seel Now 043,900. Call

Sue Dunn at Aldridge and Southarland. 754 3500, nights 355^2500

REDUCEDI Move right into this Impressive 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home in desirable

neighborhood featuring many special qualities. Eatlnkltchen, den with firaplaca, hardwood

floors, carport and much moral Only 145,000. Call Jane Har

rison, Aldridge and Southerland, 754-3500,752 4414

tEUCb

QUALITY BUILT brick veneer ranch Ex

cellent neighborhood, estab ^ lished neighborhood, fenced in back yard, wooded, outside storage, 3 bedrooms, ivy baths, hardwood floors throughout,

over 1300 square feet, some rel

atively new carpet in dining and w family area. You must see this home to appreciate. 150,000. Call

Oayls Reajty, 752 3000 : ^Ljle,

* 754-2904 Broughton, 752 *_ 355-2574 or 754 2477.

RENT WITH OPTION Well

cared for home 3 miles from

* hospital, country, 3 bedrooms,

* large family aroa, all appli-' anees remain. 1350 per month.

' anees remain. 1350 per month. * 11000 option money. Assume low t rate loan to qualified buyer. Low . 140's. Call Davis Realty, 752 3000

Lyle, 754-2904 Broughton, 752 2430 355-2574 or 754 2477.

f SANTA'S BLOWN HIS DIET I but he'll still fit down either of ; the 2 fireplaces in the Cherry . Oaks home. Reduced and beautifully redecorated this 4 'bedroom home Includes a V master bedroom with fireplace f and family room with beamed

* celling Reduced 10,000. Owner

* anxious to sell. #903. CENTURY *21 Bass REalty, 754A444.

t SELLER HAS *tOU^D thit

home 14000. Over 2000 square

* foot brick ranch with formal

* aroas. pine den and garage. *'Immaculate occupancy! Now

* 145,900. Ask lor Sue Dunn at

* Aldridge and Southerland, 754-; 3500; nights 3S5-25M.

CUSSIFIED DISPLAY

ROOFING

STORM WINDOWS DOORS & AWNINGS

C.L, I.iij)i(m Co. 752-61 16

PLASTIC" SLIP COVERS

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TRAMPOLINE

SALE

List Pric*

*499.00 SALE PRICE

*375.00

HONDA-SUZUKI

OEOMENVILU

1t1III.MwiierfcH6riw. ttfwwHMe, N.C

144 ttoWBB For Uk

^ick ranch. Call Home Realty Company,^35S-4443. '

Rvl^iCtl Custom built brick home m University areal L^ 4 bedrgam, 3 tofh ranch wHh fcrmal araaA dan. private ou^entrancetar I bedroom

and bWh. Large smoded corner IptI 173.900. AsTtor Sue Dunn at

Aldr

and Southarland. 754-ifs.35M5lt.

R HOME In city offm

2 bedrooms, 1 bath, dbiiiie I and eat In kitchen, weli kept

home! 122.500. Call Sua Dumat

Aldridga and Southariond, ~7S4^ I; nightt 355-2500.

3500;

tNIS CUTE brick ranch in Country (toward Belvoir) could qualify for NC housing. It sits on a quM street, nicely daoarafed. excellent condition, priced at only 145,900. For more Information call Susan Likotar at

Aldridge and Southerland, 754^ or75 -

1500ory54-79i4,nlghH THIS NEW LISTIN outside cl

ty limits has 3 badrooms, I bath, carport and nice lot. Excellent beginner home, so call Sue Dunn

at Aldridge and Southerland,

; nlghf

754-3500; nights, 355-2511.

THIS SELLEi' SAYS SRlLI Cute 3 bedroom, I bath ranch in

countf. Heat pump, cair^ fid more for |ust ttl,900. Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge and

Southerland, 754-3500; nightt 355-2510

THRE BEDROOM ranch. Heat pump, wood heater, double

carport, outbuilding, lar^ lot. 2 miles west on Highway 33.

141,500.

THREE BEDROOM, IVy bath brick. 1325 square feet, electric heat, wood heater and deck. 0 miles out on SR1700 oH of 33.09,500.

Wilson Realty 79S4407

miiv guT

TIS THE SEASON for a hearth and home that will bring good cheer and happiness to It's dwellers. This delightful 3

Igti

bedroom ranch with 2 All baths, formal living room, family room with fireplace, and a 2 car

garage It just the thing. Listed at 155,900. #257. CENTURY 21

Bast REalty, 754A444 TUCKER ESTATES. Raqliia

the charm of this WIiiiamtburg home in a most desirable location. This well built home features 3 bedrooms, great room, formal dining and (mice. Low ISOs. Ask for Terr

erry

Hathaway at Aldridge A Southerland, 7J4-3S00/355-S07.

UNIVRSITY ARA.

and charming" describes this I

or 3 bedroom bungalow, featuring hardwoods In living and din

ing room; like new caipet, fur nace, and screened porch. 145,900. For more Information, call Allta Carroll, Aldridge and Southerland, 754-3500 or 754-1270.

UNIVERSITY AEA - Charm-Ing 3 bedroom home, convenient to ECU and in excellent oimft-tion. 140's. Call JaH Aldrl<te, Aldridge and Southarland, 7b-3500; nights 3S5A700.

YULE HAVE HAPPY Holidays in thit spacious, gracious home In Camelot, with sunken

greatroom. charming dining

area with hardwood floor, badrooms, 2Vy baths and all for 142,900.1320. CENTURY 21 Bast REalty, 75A4444.

10% LOAN ASSUMPTION -Immaculale 3 bedroom home teatures greatroom with firepiace, formal dining room, spacious kitchen wHh breakfast

nook, and lots of storage space Call JaH Aldridge.

Aldridge and Southerland,

175,500 Idge ;

3500; nights 3554700 4 BEOROOM HMt priced to sell - Large family area with fireplace, good sized kitchen (4 month old stove in kitchon), IVy bathe, living room, over 1400 square feet. Priced fo tall. 140's. Call Davit Realty, 752-3000

Lyle, 754-2904 - Broucmion, 752-201 355-2574 or 754-2437.

mo DOWN it all you need~3 bedroom, 2 bath, home In the country. Only 4 years old. Real bamin at S44,m. Call Home Realty Company,!kSS-4t43.

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CAROLINA OFFICE

EQUIPMENT CO.

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144 Homos For Solo

uTVTTTrrTsir?

Tep...reindaar

Jeer pause, where is good aid SanCctauef He's

retfing basMt fhe firaplace m this one of a kind home In Lakewood Pines. 3 ar 4

bedroome, aaf-in kNchtn, large see In

dsn. surrounded by tall t^l

a baauWul seltina. 1I4.9M. #3. CENTURY 21 Base REalty,

7544444.

1S Land For Solo

DEVELOPEmiLDERS

R-4 Praparty. Will accommodate at laatf 41 untts. Camplele-hr woodad in ccalltnf location. 7Mra904aftar4p.m.

12 AklS. BfhtT Clearod, ewnor financing. C

,tb-2

115400. SwIgM Realty.

43 ACRES two mllas from Wmiorvllltl Porfect for eiO-dlvMon or mobllo henw parki HIgnlte Raalfors 757-1949 ani^me.

1S2 Lots For Solo

TaR

acra loft, located 3 mllat south

of Aydtn. Possible owner fi

nancing wHh low down pay-14500 each. Call Tarry

mant. 14S00 each, can Tarry Hathaway at Aldridge A Soufhorland, 754-3500/355-fll7.

CLEARED LOT. Stntic tank, arM driveway

electrical service tile included. Payments only 190.99 month. Near Grifton. Spright Realty, 753-2134, 75A 9704 nights.

HUNTINORIDOE. Large resi lMtpitarM400

dentlel lots near hospital -114400. Millia Llllay, Ownar/ Broker. 752-4139.

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1S2 Lets For Solo

lDt and 4 room building tor saw. lidS Chestnut Street. Sail;

STOW. Rant; tMO a month. Call

Wtlaon. 237 2944._

lDYs for ALB. 3 miles from GraanvlHa. Financing availabit wtth low down payment. Call 7gj3i5; nights and woafcends 79'9ttS.

dVl AN ACRC In the country, southeest of Groanville. Located

In quiof cul-dt-sac wHh rasidin flel restrictions. Cell Ter Hathaway at Aldridge Southerland, 754-3500/35A907

ilCLDt MMEIiti, 17 acres woodsd oH sfatt Road 1530 near Stokes. 120,000. Call Wilson, 1-291 5200. after 4 p.m

WOODED BUILOINO LOTSI

Prices start at only 14,500. HIgnlte Realtors 757-1949

anytime.

nCEIFi

3KCRE CLEAkkO building lot in Heilyridgi subdivision with 200 foot rivor frontago. Water on sight and sosdsd lawn. 751-4730. 3-5 ACRE HOMESITES, 1500(1 an acre on state Roed 1531 near Slakes. Cell Wilson, 1-391-5200, efter4p.m.

157

foTrent or sale.

Relocating, I year old, Low down paymant and low monthly mortgage. 3554192.

Townhousm For Sate

141

Apartmonts For Rant

A BEAUTIFUL PLACE to live, located behind Wedgewood Arms, single badroom >art-monts, washer, dryer hookups, water provided. Availablo mid October. Day 7544403; night 7SA7435.

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141

AjMrtiMfitB

For Rout

all IIAnA Nlt^l (iulet

bulk

beauttfull located behind Arms. I and 2 bedroom opart nsant avellabie with washer/ dryer hookups, osntrel heat and air. Free water and sewer pra vidad. Call 754-1454. After 5 753 Nf0or75441lA

AVLAlLtNdk^l Super loce tion on Groanvlllo Bouteverd. New, 1 badroom, tt2S/month. 3 bedroom, 1245/month. Water/ sowar furnished. 757-1424. AVAIUBLE tor rant J;

lenuery

1, 2 badroom, IVk bath with firaplaca and dishwashar, 1325

par nfMmth. No pots, and _____

raqulrad. Call Clark-Branch

RaaHors,35A2000. AVAILABLE JANUARY

1st.

Extra nica I bedroom apart 3o4.

mant dose to campus, 355-1 avAlXIL DiaMAEft I, two bedroom townhousa, 4 miles

west of ta^al on Stantonsburg

Road. 753

AZALEA GARDENS*

CLEAN AND QUIET one bedroom fumlshod apartmonts, energy sfflciont, troe water and

sawtr, optional washtrs, dryers, cabla TV. Couples or

singles only. 1195 a montb. 90 day lease.

AMMILE HOME RENTALS

Couples or singles. Apartments I m Azalea

and mobila homes (ardans near Brook Valley Country Club.

CsnladJ .T or Tommy Williams 754-7015

Cherry Court

MS 2 bfdroom townhouws vrilli m biths. Alio 1 btdroom opartiiMnti. Carpst, dishwathcrs. compactors, pelle. frac cabio TV, waohr4rytr' hook-pt, laundry room, sauna, Nnnii court, club houoa and PCXX..752-1557

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141

ADartmonti For Rout

1 and 2 badroom apartmonts. 3554003, anytimo.

DOCTORS PARK APARTMENTS

BEASLEY DRIVE

ONE, TWO AND Three badroom apartmonts fully oquippod with tnargy officiant appHancts and heat pump. A ^ofessioral comi

imunlty planned to meet the Is of the orowing AAoWcal k area, we furnish watar and

Park ______________________

Cabla TV. Soma of our apari-monls are fully furnished and offer a short term lease. Pets are at the discretion of the management.

Come by our oHice locattd at L-4, Doctors Park to find out what units we have available to moot your needs.

Monday Friday, 9 AM 5 PM

Pool and Clubhouse.

Professionally AAanaged BYREAACOEAST.INC

7S8-M61

EASTBROOK AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTAAENTS

327 one, two and three bedroom apartment, featuring cable TV,

modem appliance, clean laundry facilitias, swimming pools, fully

fly carpeted.

OHice: 204 Eastbrook Drive

752*5100

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141

ApartiMMts For Rout

LOOK BEFORE YOU LEASE!!!!!

AHordeble 3-bedroom units ora aveliable at Cannon Court Con domlnoms. For sale or ront ConveMom to ECU . Bus sorvkt Call 7514050 tar details.

COLLICEC. MOORE

.ASSOCIATES 110 South Evans Greenville, NC 758-6050

FREE WATER AND SEWAGE WILSON ACRE APARTMENTS 1806 EAST 1ST STREET

TWO AND THREE bedrooms washer, dryer hookup, dish washer, heat pump, tennis, pool sauna, self-cleaning ovens frost-frse refrigerator; watar, sewage Included. We also fur nish apes. 3 blocks from ECU Call 7K-0277 day or night. Equal Housing Opportunity.

CHERRY APARTMENTS

Wilson NC. Designed for the el

dcrly, disabled and hadicaf^, come. Reni

who lived on fixed income. Rent subsidized by Hud. Wall to wall carpeting, range, refrigerator, air and neat, washer/(tayer fa cilittas, resident manager. Convenient to shopping and equal housing opportunity. Call or come by Cher 333 East Nash Street. Wilson NC 1-291 0074.

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In Addition To Our Already TREMEMDOUSLY Low Prices!!

Immediate Delivery 7,459

7.9

APR

Available on NEW ESCORTS up to 42 months financing with approved credit thru Ford Motor Credit.

Price Inciudea:

7,459

Low bacb Ducket seats Dual bodyside patnt stripes Aulomaiic Transmission 1 9l engine PoWer steering Front ana 'ear Dumper ruD strips Wide vinyl tx)dysae molding Trim Rings Tinted QiasA

Electronic Digitat Clock With Overhead console Front and rear Dumper guards Insirumeniaiion Group Dual Remote control mirrors AM/FM 4 Speaker stereo Interval Windshield Wipers White Side wall fires

Retail $8,582.85 SAVE $1,123.85

Limit (1) One Per Customer YOUR PRICE *7,459

ENDS JAN. 2,1986!

HURRY IN WHILE SELECTION IS GOOD!

Have you driven to Hastings Ford...lately?

ThtFteM

''On the other side of town, but well worth the trip

A Place You Can Count On

HASTINGS FORD

wfotRHif fOmSlrMl

10th Street & 264*Bypass CreenvMe. NC 919758-0114

SUPER CARS!

1984 Olds Tornado

Blue, loaded, low miles

Regular Price $13,995..... Sale 12,995

1984 Honda Accord LX

2 door. Gold with Gold cloth interior, 5 speed, loaded

Regular Price $9,895..............Sale *8,395

1984 Poiitlac 600 LE

4 door, Burgundy with Burgundy cloth interior, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM/FM stereo, t-y il A C Regular $8,796...................Sale I

1983 Mazda 626 LX

4 door, Burgundy, 5 speed, loaded

Regular $8,995........ Sale *7,895

1982 Datsun 280 ZX Turbo

Loaded, 5 speed, Silver

Regular Price $10,495. .Sale *9,495

1982 Mazda GLC

Custom 2 door, Gold with brown cloth Interior, 5 speed, air, AM/FM.

Regular $4,995...................Sale

1981 Chevrolet Citation

4 door, automatic, air

Regular Price $4,695. ............Sale >3,695

1981 Toyota Corona Luxury Edition

4 door, Silver with Burgundy velour Interior, loaded.

Regular $6,695...................Sale 5,795

Thia la Juat a amall aampllng of our large Inventory -Come out to our lot and aee what HOLT OLDS haa to o^ far youl

kT.v.

101 Hooker Rood Greenvillo, N.C.

756-3115

VALUE

RATEO

USED CARS

...

141 Apartments For Rent

Captaiifs Quarters Apartments

ONE BtOaOOM Aperimint, fully carpeted, refrigarater, range ene dtahwesher fumtah-d. Central heat and elr, located comer of Cheriet Boutavard and I2lh Street. Walking dtotance to ECU

CALL7M-7474.

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141

ApartHMiits For Rent

BR<X)KSIDE; APARTMENTS ^

NEW ONE tEOMIOM opart

menta. All aepNencet, waiher heokijn.l231amonfh

or 752-4295.

dryer hookup

758-6199

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

mutll LIMD SALE!

Vinyl shutters, various sizes and colors! $8 pair.

Stands Cyde Center

AUCTION SALI

PROPERTY OF

A.B. & F.L. CARR ESTATES

SALE WILL BE HELD AT 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12.1985

ON TRACT-IF '

CAfffi8 TOWNSHIP. QREENE COUNTY. NC ' STATE HIGHWAY #91 AT CA8T0RIA, NC VALUABLE FAfMNLANDXCELLENT flOAO FRONTAQE FOn OEVaOPMENT-COUNTY WIDE WATER SY8TEM .

8-Traele TotaUng 744.15 Acnp-2S2 JO Actm Croplend

TraeblA 106JS Acrpe ToM40.03 Aeree Creptan# 1BS5 Tobeeeo Beae 2J3 Aeree - 4SU ; POMIMto t

Trael-IB 101.57 Aeree TotM47.04 Aeree Croptond 1SS5 Tobeeeo Um 7.52 Aerw 14.17B ^ Pounde

Trpd-IC 9145 Aerea Total- 5BJ4 AerM Croplmd 19S5 TobeeeoBeae5.76 Aerie- 10AM

Trael-ID 11840 Aeree Total-14J0 AerM Croptond 19S5 Tobeeeo BtM 1J9 AerM - 2463 > POMIMto

Trael-IE 13 J4 AerM Total-Cotontal Style Houn end Lot

Trael-IF 2.01 AeiM - Cealorta Supply Company LotT Ormonde TownaMp (WMow Qreot4 -

Traet-IQ 105.00 AerM TotaMO.52 AerM Croptand 19S5 Tobeeeo Bmo 5.12 AerM 9M1 '

Pounds

Traet-IH 10SJ0 AerM Total-2t.10 AerM Croptand 1005 TotMeeo Bom 2J5 AerM 4U1Pounds

FOR Fuman MFOmUTIOtaCONTACT:

BRANCH BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY

TffUtr DEPARTMENT POST OFFICE BOX 1M7 WKJON, NORTH CAROUNA 27N3

PHONE: (MM4W43M 1-MOM2M12 EXT. 4M4

HURRY!

9.75%

APR FiNANCiNG AVAiLABLE ON THESE UNITS

Offor End! January 6,1986

1985 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup............$5899:

1984 Mercury Topaz........................$6299

1984 Buick Regal Limited...............$6499

1984 Pontiac Grand Prix.................$7699

1984 Dodge Aries............................$64^

1984 Ford Mustang.........................$6599

1984 Mazda 626 LX.........................$9299

1984 Dodge Omni...........................$5399

1984 Pontiac 6000...........................$8299

1984 Oids Delta Royaie...................$8999

1984 Chevrolet Celebrity................$8399

1984 Mazda GLC.............................$5599

1984 Nissan Pulsar NX...................$7699'

1984 Pontiac Parisienne Wagon $9199

1984 Olds Cutlass Ciera ..........$7899

1984 Chevrolet Camaro..................$8299

1984 Datsun 200-SX........................$9999

1984 Ford Bronco II......................$11,499

1984 Honda Accord LX...................$9499

1984 Ford Thunderbird...................$8199

1983 Honda Accord LX...................$6999

1983 Buick Regal............................$6699

1983 Nissan Sentra.........................$4499

1983 Honda Prelude....'...................$8699

1983 Honda Civic Sport..................$4299^

1983 Toyota Tercel.........................$4799

1983 Datsun 280-ZX.....................$12,399

1983 Honda Accord........................$6699'

1983 Nissan King Cab.....................$5699:

1983 Toyota Clica.........................$7799

1983 Chevrolet Custom Deluxe .......................................................$6999;

Where Can You FIND Batter Used Cars?

Prieta Do Not Include Seles Tax

These Units Come With 3 Months/3,000 miles Free Warranty '

24 Months, 24,000 Miles Warranty Availabla Financing Availabla With Approved Credit \

Jarman Auto Sales

Hwy 43 North 7524237 Bualneaa

Grant Jirman.. NNimIt Tripp..

.756-9542

.752-21X1$

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Apartwiiti Nr Rant

.5KbIF*=iTS6.

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* *rMa|irtor. ttaw. wMtar and , 'dngf. IwdWM. Quiat nmfor ! Hk, aSCai^. Call \-ar *3M.aMarS>.m

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ApwrtmMifs For Rant

mMiI

mant, MglNNiy 41 Sowwi, I Oadraams, all alactric toNnhawaa apartmant. Pool and laundry raom. Managar. 4:31-

4:m 7M-:

1-14.

CLASSIFIED IMSFUY

t|oM your prMOiit Job alloiiii you to droiin for boltor Hffo, wHh caroor advancamant and racognition bacUng up thosa draama? N not, HASTINGS FORD will halp you raallM ttioaa draama.

Do you have the desire to earn $2,000 to $2,500 per month, If so...

Ym 0w H To YoiitmH To Oivo It A Tryl

Nr tial

iHiKT-miEim1 badracw. taawiiauaa In waadi aran. nil. KMm. aHir p.m

wiiar

ugtlaln apirmiant. Ona Mack fram unluaraity. AppItanca lumialiad. PlMnaTSt-Tm.

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AT NAtTWQS FOOO, yod aam adiOa yon laam. Wn QUANANTK ym t nonOity anlwy M. Na arparlanea WBiaaary wa aHM taacA yaw. i yaw hnan a

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wpNcWy. man HASTWQS f000 has thn ewoir tor yowl Apply to penen only. Abeetotolv MO PHONE CAllSI See Letood Twdw e* Teeedn or ly lie pje. A Pbifv> \hn ran nnnt Cin

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Ml AportiMOls POrRMi

LV TREES?

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satoltoyaar toar.

COURTNEYSQUARE APARTMENTS

QweWy cawtrwdton. hrapteeaa. beat pumps (haattog caals percent lam toan camparabto

dryar hsak up*. cabto TV.waW ta-tMlI carpet. Ihsrmapana

OffktoOpwiFSlVttlulays FSSatwrday lASwniay

Marry Lana ON Arttoffton Otod.

7S0S07

kliiesw

APARTtAENTS

1A 3 OsWaam Oardsa Aaart-

caraal*Cantral haat aad air^raa Cabla TVM and laundry tacltltlas34 bour

!*!Zninal?*to* Street

UUDRRM ^RDaRH^m m UHU

Staar. OMca hours t: S;M Mandar-Frtdto

75^3519

KINGS ARMS

APARTMENTS

Ig ana badrsam spartmanti. Atowai brand now. madam ap-pwancas. carpatod, central haat and air l3QiarlotBauloard. ONIca: Apartment ML FOMen^ day-Saturday. 7S311

NOW AVAILABLE FURNISHEDAPARTMENTS

1 YEAR OR S MONTH LEASE.

iAOiCAL OAKS - Now 3 botooom aportmonts. Wanting dtotanctottoohoapltal. Pnaan tty under comtnictton. almoBi ready. One year laaaa raquirad with dmnait. 33 par monto. Caw Lyie Oauls - Davis RasWy TSMOn 724 .]3S74.

OA*AOE AFARTMENT,

boto own, iMng room, kllchon. both, oirtsids storago. Com plotoly fwmlshod including washor and dryor. Tolal pci vocy with private dNvo. Clean and modsm. I porson only. 3335. 7S3A730.

GreeneWay

Large 1 bsdreem gsrdw msrhnrnto, tsrptoid. ddmsshsr. csbit TV. lasn-dry rssait. bakaatos, ipsitoas rsuitoi ttoto ibundml parktoi. SCO

Mnucw vlWttoi and POOL. AJicmt lsGrsmvitoC4iinlryClNb.7Jsli.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

Ml AasrtwiNti

uniTAH virai-^

Ml pelle heme INi ee. ralHfdretor. SOV neeato. fyaar toawre-

-menrS:pjii.

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t tIMilif*

SS-apkfSQer iMnlto^ Jeemalto R Aowey. IM-im

airT iiiwM imnt

awaAar, Arm iwaluip. Iraa aar.lll,nMMr aiw'T'imwBa: iyi7

dryar cabla TV, carpal, atodrlc baal. air oandWlantoe. appN-

ancaa.m-3MI

NOW OPEN

Fairldne Farms

Grmville's Newest Luxury Apartments

UAllfOROONtS

Cama and laa adtal awaryana to GraanwUla to tototop abaul.

tWORMATIONCNTERANO RENTAL OFFICE MIOBrldlaarcto

Houri: Menday-Sahirday tod

* 1-5

355-2198

Eeual Heualng OppartonNy

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

JSSL

ONefiEDftOiM

WoodddiApirtmatls

CM MMM lirt.W Ml Oliaatpwii

Ayeilabla

One

Piralts Landing '

One badraama. fuNy fumtolwd and all toa uNWtoa toctodad. WItoto a auNa wNb bae fiiN betba. AvallaMa Dacawibar.

CALL REMCO EAST, INC.

758-a061

(^AkMNTSOARE

APARTMENTS

Twa bedroom lownbouia ftoartmanh. 1311 Redbankt R^Otolr

r.ralrtaara

tocliidki.

ranga, dtooaaal toe atoo haw CaMo TV. Vary con-antont to Pm Pleia wd Uni vartHy. Atoo lomo fumtohod tponmotito availabto.

7S6-4151 5Sni5E55Sr

ipxiramr

nunr.

SttUYEKDARMS

APARTMENTS

CASLSTVJ^MStoURTlPgaL CewdadtoMto|4ndlC3J

OMatiidiirayeje.toSp.m.

MandaytomaghFrktoy

Can ua 34 hauraa day a>

756-4800 nm

Court. AuaSSto por month. Hiat and wdtor tomtohad. No poto. Call 7SM5attar4

tota. Caw 75M5 attar 4 p.m.

THREE BEDROMS

Brook Hills Townhomcs

WHh or wHtwut a flraplaoa, lari Mraa badroem units wtto

DCCIM to IMflfllliyMI tofwi

tannla ca^ /liable Im-madtotaly.sn-S2S.

apartmant. haat and hot watorlumishad, 1 North Woodtown. 3340. 7Jd^ ftSaiernNMlS.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

CALL REAICO EAST, INC

758-6061

CUSSIFIED DISPUY

Aptrtmowh For Rout

INIHAHbAAN VILLa6 toHnhOMa. Larga Hvine room, 2 badraama. IVaMta. aaliar/

srwxJTiSrss

manto.]. 9Rr~ElSR9Sr

naar campaa. IBS a manto. Call SeaN,mdUt.

DM kolMkM''small aA-utimae.lto

1375

Two BEDROOMS

WeslHlllsToMihomes

TVm) and a half bato larga two badraem itoar the hoapltal wtto antra Horage. All appliances and anargy efflcianl. AvaliatMe 0acamber1*as.SMS.M

Shenandoah Duplex

1 Shltah OHw. both sWas ol dHplax avaWaWe to Oacambar.

Washer and dryto hookups and I dpptS^

all anargy etnclant dppi 15.

Ayden Duplex

3 bedroom duplex with washer^

dryar hookup, oil anptiancos and energy afficiont. AvallaMe

Oacambar 10. im 32

CALL REMCO EAST. INC.

758-6061

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

Oon

At Freedoms p.

f"- -. 14

Tk"",, 13

BRAND NEW 86

PARK AVENUES

8800

15600

Lease for $298.69 Per Month

Theyll Make You Believe At

Fccaorn

'u'PnM AHfiur. (?

BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC

HWY. 264 753-3137 FARMVILLE

Plus tax. freight & license.

mmm

Apartments For Rent

rHK> tEOROOM duplex 7M

Call

I 7S6^Mt9

Hookar Road S2*S or 7^

tW btoRor porimonf

carptM, kitchen appllencM, water and sewage includad

Located nice quiet netghOorhood. MM Apartment *, WilW Street, S30.7^ wis

TWO MDKWAtS, central heat and air. Available December I. S310a month. 7SA7M after

TWO lOkOOM townhoMelt Shenandoah with fireplace available Immediately tMs per

month. No pets. 1 yev- iMserV quired. Call Clark ~

-----------1 Branch Real

tort. ^2000

TWO BfDROOM DUPLEX. Quiet location, large yard, washer/dryer hook up. Avail able January I $2t5.7S S34t.

TWO BRDROOM apartment 5 blocks from university

Refrigaralor, stove, dishwasher litned. Fully carpeted, cable er hookui

fumi!

TV. washer/dryer hookups, pets. Also a duplex. Call 752-0180

days or Ift Vti nights.

TWO BEDROOM. I bath, large great room on large lot. S325 per month. Call Susan at 750^9371 days; or 7S8-S7D2 after i p m

WEDGE WOOD ARMS

Immediate occupany, 2 bedroom, I to bath townhouses. Excellent location. Carrier heat pumps. Whirlpool kitchen.

washer-dryer hookups, pool, 's court.

tennis <

355-6302

I ANOa BEDROOM apartments available, for rent 7S2 3311.The Dtlty ReflBclof. GfeenvlHB. N.C. Wednesday, Decembr 11.196 * 3<|

173 Housos For Rent

EAST IITH STET. 2 ^^s, 1 bath Excellent ^at^, nice house, Speight Realty. 75a-7l4 nights onlT

Portertown

3 BEDROOM. 2100 square feet, ^apes, blinds, washer and

dryer, ptoyroom, deck,ibaths! energy effk

. .....:ient and beautifully decorated laoO.OO. AvailMMe when needed

Brookhill Townhomes

a BEDROOM. 2to baths. 1200

square feet with alt appllancM^ wa^r and dryer hookups, ^

and tennis court. Have two or with fireplace. 1475.00 to >500.00/ Available immediately

CALL REMCO EAST, INC. FOR AN APPOINTMENT

758-6061

QUIET TWO bedroom, 1 bath, patio home. 2 private parking areas, carpet, dishwasher, ttove, disposal, refrigerator, washer/dryer connections.

working fireplace, heat pump. No pets. S3M). Heritage Village.

355^ after 5.

SIX ROOM FRAME house, Stokes Pactolus, quiet country environment on NC 30, >195 per month. 757D001,754-0444

THREE BEDROOM HOUSE

available immediately In Cote

nial Heights Lease and deposit lired r- "

- No pets. $295 month.

Realty Company, C30

1040.

THREE BEDROOM house Ca lonial Heights. $400 a month. Lease and deposit required. Call 75*^ after 5.

1 BEDROOM, 104 0 Ridgepiace. $105.75^3411 or 754^3934.

2 AND 3 BEDROOMS, 4 blocks to ECU 2, bedrooms, near Ayden-Grlfton high, carpet and appliances 744-3204.

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT,

Riverbluff Road. Smith Insurance and Realty, 752 2754.

2 BEDROOM townhouses near Hospital, Call Monday Friday, 752 4415

a BEDROOM APARTMENT,

close to campus, $250 Available January 1st 355^4057, after S.

3 BEDROOM Duplex on Brown Lea Drive, available January 1st, Call 752 0179,

2 8ER00M dilex apartment, appliances and carpet, neat university, prefer married cou pie, references 752 5529

a bIoROOMS, carpeted.

rgy efficient, heafpumps, all illar

appliances, water, sewer, cable furnished. Washer/dryer hook ups. No pets. $300 ^ deposit Call 750^4343. aHer4p.m

170 Cohdominiums For Rent

n1^

LUXURY TOWNHOMES available in Brookhill. Units art

very tastefully decorated and include walk In closet, stove.

refrlgerstor, dishwasher, heat pump, patio, pantry in kitchen and outside storage 1300 square feet. 3 bedrooms, 2to baths, choose a unit with fireplace at $525 or $500 without, no pets. Swimming pool and tennis

courts 1 year lease and security rk

deposit required. Call Ciar Branch Management at 355 2000.

NEW LUXURYCONDOS

Spacious 2 or 3 bedroom units. Loaded with extras Quiet loca

tion within the city Starting at $375 per month. No pets. Call

754 0904 after 4 p.m

QUAIL RIDGE 3 bedrooms. 2to baths, beautifully decorated. $550/month. Call 754 3404 before 9p.m.

THREE BEDROOM, 2to bath condominium. 2 blocks from campus. Call 750 9210 from 0 5. Monday Friday

TOWNHOUSE 2 bedrooms, 2to baths, washer and dryer, Kens Ington Park Upton Court R. Spears, 754 3500

TWO BEDROOM CONDO for rent. Call 757 1345; nights and weekends 754 9205

WILLIAMSBURG MANOR 2

bedrooms. I to baths, equipped kitchen, washer dryer hookups, fireplace Available December 1st, $345.754 3444

WINDY RIDGE 4 bedrooms. 2to baths. Call 754 9933 between 9 and 5

TWO BEDROOMS in the coun try Approximately 4 miles from city limits. Appliances furnish ed. $140 per month Call 754 1900.

WESTHAVEN V, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, family room, dining room, second floor for storage, no pets, $450. 754 1284

2 OR 3 BEDROOMS, 10 miles South of Greenville, appliances. 744 3284

3 BEDROOM, Williamsburg home, 5 minutes from hospital

Energy efficient. Access to swimming pool and tennis courts, available immediately. Cali Coltice Moore and Associates, ask tor Jane War ren, 758 4050. after 4 p.m. S3b 1459 (Greenville),

3 BEDROOM HOME in Simpson on 8 acres with large garage and fireplace 754 7755,9 5

MOVING AWAY7 AAake the trip lighter by selling those unneed ed items with a fast action Classified ad Call 752 4144

179 Mobile Homes For Rent

A NICE CLEAN. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, washer and dryer, carpet on large lot , 752 3419,

CLEAN FURNISHED mobile home for rent or sale. 2 bedrooms, ito baths, central heat and air, washer, dryer, located at 150 Hollybrook Estates. 919 324 4434.

FURNISHED mobile home for rent Available December 15. No pets. Deposit required. 752 4008.

PRIVATE LOT. 12x40, 2 bedrooms, furnished, all appli anees, central heat and air, ito baths. Call 752-4971 after 4.

TWO BEDROOM mobile home tor rent $l80/month. Located In park Call 754-4487.

TWO BEDROOM on New Bern Highway. Central heat and air, washer, dryer No pets or children. $200 plus deposit Call 758-0174.

TWO BEDROOMS, completely furnished, nice park. No pets. 758 8088 or 752 7939.

TWO BEDROOMS, I bath, fur nished, $150 trailer rent; $45 lot rent. 744 2929.

12 X 45, to mile from Greenville

on private lot, quiet area. Fur nished.

central heat and air, ex celleni condition, available January 1.754-5413.

12 X 44, 2 BEDROOMS unfur nished, private lot, $185. Deposit required, 754-4497.

12 X 45. 2 BEDROOMS, private

lot, washer/dryer, refrigerator and stove. 4 miles from Green

ville. 5200/month. 744-4394, 752-5147.

173 Houses For Rent

CONVENIENTLY located. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat/air, tenced in yard, ^ra^, $480, lease 754 4410 or

CUTE 3 BEDROOM, I bath house in University area, living room with woodstove, carport and storage building, net rent, $425. Call 752 2727

HOME IN THE university area.

Living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen

with refrigerator, stove, and dishwasher; hardwood floors plus carpet, tenced in backyard, $500 month. For more information call Ann Bass at 754 4444.

HOMES FOR RENT in Griffon. $250-5400 monthly. Call Max Waters Jr. at Unity, Inc. i 524 4147 days; 1-524-4007 nights PINERIOGE SUBDIVISION 3 bedrooms, Ito baths, fireplace, dishwasher, 1375 square feet, 14x20 detached garage, 1 years lease required $400 per month. Available January 1. Call Clark-Branch Realtors 355-2000.

14 X 45, 2 bedrooms, located Ormondsvllle, $190/month, includes lot an water. 744-4394, 752 5147

2 BEDROOM Mobile home, $125 and up, no pets and no children. 758-0745

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2 BEDROOMS, washer, dryer, very good condition, good park, no children no pets. 7S44M01, after 5p.m.

2 BEDROOMS, washer and air, 754-1444.

2 BEDROOM Trailer on private lof, located at Nobles Croes Roads 1175/monlh. Washer and dryer. Available now 752-1592, nights. 75441108.

2 BEDROOMS, unfumishsd in small park, 1 mile from Green vllle, $150. Days. 752-0244 or ifs752

752-7148, nighfs 75241978.

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llghtsfc?ify water, 752-4443. LA6E DOUBL^IDE trailer lot in Country^ Quiet surroun dings, not in Trailer Park 754-3384. after 7 p.m.

LOT AVAILABLE In small clean park in Greenville, paved streets. cHy water, sewage, trash pickup, $40. Days, 752 3003 or ?n 7148, nights 752-0978.

LTS FOR RENT. Call 7S2 4577 after 7.

PRIVATE LOT tor rent, no children. 754-4304.

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Willlamsbn'9 style. 313-315 Clifton Street, just off Arlington. Design your space. W.S.V. Properties, 752 3575; nights 758-3144.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS. Private.

All utilities furnished. $85 per month. 757-I4M.

EXECUTIVE OFFICES and suites for rent on Comnterce Street. Gaylord Builders 754-5550,

EXECUTIVE Offices 8 Suites In

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riy constructed building at Clifton Street just off Arl

ington. Call Joe Moore, 7S84SS.

EXTRA NICE 2 bedroom mrtment near downtown and ECU campus. $270/month. Call Keith Warren at 752 3850.

FOR RENT, office and warehouse space, low rent. Call 75841441.

MEDICAL SCHOOL/Hospltal location. Office Condos now leasing for January, 1984 oc

cupancy. All new from 1200 square feet. Call David Henlford

at Ball & Lane, 752-0025.

NEW OFFICE SUITES tor lease at 211 West 14th Street. One suite with approximately 650 square feet and one suite with approximately 1100 square feet. $4.50 to $7.00 per square foot leases

$7.00 per square foot leases available. Purity system. Separate electrical and heat and

air conditioning systems. Call *........Son Builders,

Ollie Harrison &

Inc. at 752-1

PRIME LOCATION, 329 Arl ington Boulevard. 3500 Square feet. Immediate rental. 3554002. TWO ROOM DOWNTOWN of fice suite. 300 square feet, utilities and janitor furnished. Adjacent parking available. Joyner Lanier building at 219 North Cot anche Street. Call Jim Lanier at 752-5505.

1, 3A08 SQUARE foot oHIce. ), 150 square foot office on South Memorial Drive. Call Keith Warren at 752 3850._

IBS Rooms For Rent

PRIVATE ROOM near campus. Male preferred. $125 month. 757 3543before5p.m.

PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Fur

nished room, student or professional. $150.754-8785

115 Rooms For Rent

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PfclVATE ROOM tor rent to male, private entrance, across from college. 75B2585.

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192 Roommate Wanted FfS!uR8oSS7r^Mmtod

next semester, Ringgold Towers. Call 758-5442

FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share townhouse, $1S0/month, plus to utilities, 75A7509, after 4 p.m.

female roommate 2

bedrooms. 2to baths, fully fur

nished, pool and clubhouse. $150 a montfi plus to ufilltles and Cair752-4S1S.

LOOKING FOR young to middle tosna3l

aged female to share 3 bedroom mobile home and household chores, furnished, nice fenced-in yard and shrubbery. Little expense required. Call 7482444.

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ROOMMATE $140/ month, to utilities. All interested 355-5744.

1986 GMC C1500 Sierra Pickup

RESPONSIBLE female roommate wanted to share mobile home, $lOO/month, to utilities. Weekdays before 5 p.m. 757-4587, ask for Jane

194 Wanted To Buy

WANT TO BUY pine and hard wood timber. Pamlico Timber Company, Inc. 7588415, nights.

19S Wanted To Rent

PROFESSIONAL MALE would Ilka a private bedroom and bath In older person's home. HMpltal Callcollec

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Retirement Offers en Can Shock WS^rlcerS

By LAWRENCE KILMAN Anockted Press Writer IBW YORK (AP) - For many uriddte^ workers, the announcement can be sudden and numlnng. Ike notice says your company is <rf-fwing early retirement incentives, and you are among the employees tte company wants to lose.

-At age 50 or so, thoughts of retire-ment may seem far away, but as tens of thousands (tf American workers ve finding out, retirement decisions can come sooner than planned.

-i could spend all my time doing preretirement wmkshops if I had tone to do it, said Harv^ Fried, dhector oi the Labor Relations And Research Center at the University (rf Maasachusetts.

Monsanto (rffered early retirement iacemives to 3,880 employees this nu. CBS Inc. offered it to 2,000. Union Carbide plans to eliminate 4000 jobs through early retirement. Many of the 7,400 cuts uiKier way at AT&T involve early retirements, and Du Pont had 11,200 employees to leave the company that way.

: Mergers and a^uisitions, which were epidemic this year, also con-tnbutea to the run on early retirement.

: Some large companies offer gen-otNis incentives and give employees time to consider the offers. But not all companies are generous, and many employees have been forced to make quick decisions before the of-fhrsexpire.

. And some people come away feeling they didn't have much choice.

We have a lot of concern about these early retirement programs, said Christ(^r Mackaronis of the Amoican Association of Retired Persons. The threshold issue is whether the incentive is voluntary or not.... I think its especially difficult for oldCT workers who may be jeopardizing their pension rights by not taking the offer. Its a concern: If I dont take this, will I be laid off?

Where can older workers go for help in deciding whether they should accept the offers? And if they accept them, what do they do for the next 20 or 30 years?

They should make it a primary objective to get all the information they can - what will be coming to thri, what theyll be getting, how that can be invested, said Denise Loftus, manager of work force education for the AARP. They need good financial advice immediately. Early retirement incentives vary,

<kynnnQHHy/v>mrvany api)f

the retiree and fte referees length of service. Du Pont, for example, increased pension benefits by adding a five-year bonus to an employees retirement age and the em^oyees len^ of service. So a 60-year-oId with 30 years at Du Pont would receive the pension of a 65-year-old

with 35 years sorvice - about a 17 percent increase per month.

Some companies offer severance pay as well, and early retirement can mean a substantial chunk of cash. But nployees should not treat the money like lottery winnings, because they may have to make it go sTlong way.

When deciding wheth^ to accept an early retiremoit (rffCT, employees should think far into the future.

They should be aware of the questions to ask when they're retiring, said Ms. Loftus, such as what theyre going to do with the time, where tl^re going to live, are they consideing their health, what are the financial aspects, what are thr attitiKks about retiring, and what are the legal aspects, investments.

Personal counseling is also important.

Its a major loss for aU of us, said Patrick Vann, a clinical )sych(dc0st in Boulder, Colo., who lelps clients deal with unexpected retirement. Wwrk is such an integral part (tf how you see yourself that being asked to leave is a majen* shakeup.

Pe(^e facii^ early retirement decisions can find help from several sources.

Counties and states gen^lly have agencies on aging that offer information about pre-retirement counseling. While agencies (mi aging go by a variety of names, they can often be found in local telejriione books under

senior information and referral (n*

semor services.

Two national federations can also direct people to local groups: The National Association (tf State Units on A^ at 202-484-7182 and the Na-tionai Association (tf Area Agencies on Aging at 202-484-7520.

Often the cianpany offoing early retirement will hire counsiuors to help employees. Adela Olivar, an industrial psyclxdogist, gets most (tf her w(xi tins way. The average age of her clients is 52, and the vast majority go to work somewhere else.

Ms. Oliver recommends that employees weigh their standing with the company before deciding whether to retire. Those who are not above-average employees may find themselves unwelcome if they stay.

But can employees trust her advice, considering she is working for thec(Mnpany?

Were always in a ticklish position because we have two clioats, she said. One is the company, becaiKe they always pay the fee, and the otho* is the emptoyee. Were walking a ti^tn^. I uke to think the company is 49 percent, and the caiKlidate is 51 percent.

The best advice, of course, is to plan for retirement l(mg before youre forced to do so.

I believe pre-retiremoit. should start mtu:h earlier in hfe, like at 45 if youre retiring at 65, said Fried. But that rarely happens.

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PRINCETON, W.Va. (UPI) - For most people, theres nothing like a good nights sleep to make them feel alive and alert when the new day starts. For others, those slumbering hours are anything but good, and in some cases they can be d^dly.

At Princeton Community Hospitals new sleep laboratory. Dr. William Merva is working on the frontier of sleep disorders trying to discover the causes and cure for a puzzling disorder known as sleep apnea.

Sleep apnea, identified only within the past (Kcade, afflicts mainly men. It can be caused bv a narrowing of the pharynx caused by relaxation of muscles, Merva said in a telephone interview. It can also be cause by stoppage of chest muscles. The resulting obstruction causes a

number of problems.

Even thou^ he may itmwt sleeping a normal amount during the night, the patient actually gets awakened many times, as much as every five or 10 minutes of sle^, said Merva, whose specialty is neu-rolo^. He has no recollectimi that this has occurred.

In addition to feeling fatigued and achy, the person suffering from sleep apnea may experience anxiety and nervousness because he is deprived of the deeper stages of sleep, Merva said. ^

It makes their hves miserable. They often are diagnosed as ar-thritics because they feel achy. Often, the spouses report their husbands are suffocating during sleep, Merva said.

Sometimes it gets so bad they

vomit. Ami in some cases, it may cause sudden death at night by prompting a cardiac arrhythmia (alteration in the rhythm of the heartbeat,he added.

Treatment can include drugs, surgery or devices to maintain a clear airway to the lungs.

The hospitals sleep lab, where Merva conducts his studies, contains the latest hardware for studyii^ sleep disorders. Merva calls his polysomnogram, a device that re

cords everything from electroencephalograms to airflow thrw^ the nose and mouth, the bestequifMnentarmmd \

The polj^mnogram also moniUM^ nocturnal jerking movements, chest and abdominal motion and eye movements.

Merva sees two patients a week, but he h<^ to increase that numb^ to four or six when a new sleep technician starts work in November.

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: The morning brings a chance to decide the policies and principles under which ^ou can best live and operate in the future. Also a good day to get presents for important peq>le.

ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You get excellent ideas that can be put in motion that can bring you fine results. Keep active and happy.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Follow your intuition and you can expand more quickly and intelligently. Someone of a different background can help.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Show more appreciation for your partners and you can reach a far better ' understanding. Study some new outlet.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) Organize your work with a fellow worker in the mmming, and then you can perform well together.

LEO (Jul. 22 to Aug. 21) You need more recreation so plan it for the evening. Get your finest talents working during the day so that you can become more successful.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Do whatever will bring more harmony at home, and be happier in that important sphere of your endeavor.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You can communicate well with others in the morning and can get right into action. Make sure that statements are accurate.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You find ways to add considerably to your assets now and get right down to specifics. A bigwig gives excellent ideas.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You can go after your personal aims with enthusiasm and be very practical as well. Visit friends.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) The morning is good for gaining the personal pleasures you like, and after lunch you can be successful in the outside world.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) ConcenU~ate on whichever acquaintances you want to turn into friendships in the morning and then bring them to fruition.

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Oil Prices Contribute To Cutbacks In Hatihg

By ROZ LISTON A UPI Biisuess Writer

NEW YORK (UPI) - Home-neaung ou use plummeted 40 percent in the United States and six other Western nations betwera 1972 and 1983 following the two OPEC price shocks and at least half the decline is pemunent. University ol California researchers say.

Conservation efforts, fuel-swit-chir^ and turning down thermostats sav^ about 1.2 million barrels of oil a day during the 11-year period in the United States, Canada. Denmark, France. Norway, Sweden, and West Germany, according to a study published in Science magazine by Lee Schipper and Andre Ketoff of International Energy Studies at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory.

We found that at least half of this reduction is virtually permanent and unlikely to turn around." Ketoff told UPI. Even if oil prices were to drop shan>ly, only about half would return to oil.

Conversion to other fuels, technical improvements in heating equipment.

upgrading the housing stock are ;, the

resear-

iireversible measures, cherssaid.

But behavioral changes, such as living with lower indoor temperatures, using less hot water and substituting wood or electricity for oil, could well be abandoi^ if ml became a bargain fuel again.

Schipper said by 1983 homes accounted for only atwut 20 percent of the oil burned in OECD countries, where the appetite for all petroleum products hacf shrunk by roughly 4 million barrels a day sin??!973.

Housing is the most sensitive to energy savings, but the residential sector is not well understood, Schipper said. Housing takes a larger part of the consumer budget than cars.

The study concluded tnat one-third of the savings in the seven countries

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Judge John B. Lewis Jr. disposed of the following cases during the Nov. 4.1985, term of Superior Court in Pitt County.

Joseph Tripp. Tarboro, resist public officer, driving while impaired, order for remand to comply with District Court

ju^ment

, illiam Lester Hardy, Route 5, Box 227, death by vehicle, driving while impaired. 2 vears jail suspended on payment of costs, fine and probation supervision fee, perform 100 hours community service and pay fee, not to operate a motor vehicle for 2 years, 4 years probation ,

Robert Collins Jones, Grifton, jury verdict guilty of po^ession of marijuana, 5 years jail, as condition of work release or

parole pay restitution. Hosea D

Lambeth, Elon College, crime against nature, taking indecent liberties WOT a minor (2 counts), 9 years jail

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Jeffrey Warren Baker, Route 7, fail to report accident, 60 days jail suspended on payment of ccwts, fine and probation supervision fee. perform 20 hours community service and pay fee, 1 year probation

Wade Hampton Cooper, Route I, Box 387, maintain dwelling for storing marijuana. 1 year and 6 months jail suspended on payment of costs, fine and probation supervision fee. 2 years probation; manufacture marijuana, voluntary dismissal

Kermit Eugene Tyson. C-2 Glendale

Court, driving while impaired, 2 years jail suspended on spend 15 weekendk in jail, pay jail fees, fine, costs and probation

supervision fee, surrender operators license, perform 50 hours community ser-'vic and pay fee, 5years probation.

Todd Allen Hess. 1006 Brownlea Drive, jury verdict guilty of driving while impaired. 60 days jail suspended on the pvment of fine and costs, attend alcohol sohod and pay fee. perform 24 hours community service and pay fee, unsuper-visecf probation John Michael Lee, Benson, possession with intent to distribute cocaine, 2 years jail, as condition of work release or parole pay costs and fine.

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from a dectea the number of homes heated wRh oil aad the rest from a redtietMB in oil consumption in households stitt uihig the fuel.

Each country was stung by sleep price hikes for heating oil in the aftermath of the 1973-1974 Arab o embargo and the 1979-1960 Iiiinan

M the energy anvcrs wMh a 41m-...... irnm

cent drop in per eapiln hMliigt in the 1I7S-19B3 spnn. tie WHd States, Caaidtt aad Drmniik ent

revolution, causing a fligid to other .....^iMtabits.

fuels and spartan heating-----

Sweden, which has the most energy-efficient homes in the West,

nmt|e44pereeot ? Germany showed the 1

of 11 percent beeaiBc the mnnber of homes heated wtth ott roit more than 20 percent as new dvalF ings instnfled central heating.

Before 1973 oil was the most fre-queiit ftid choice in new homes ev-

lhifM of A SimdH and Nl^ Why lwdlilii|f twied to wood and

for the (Wind

inanoflpricealide. .

Undi of the renctioo to ttm oil

Sdnpper warned that Arntrieam stiU are idiiolniit to invest henvtty in

wgnding the energy cffieieMy of bomiif Md beating equiprnoR. ^^ehaO^^UielSilB^ to convert ttie quidt savhigi of the last few years into permanent sav-iims - higher comfort with less oil-- throng improvement of our homes, toe stucfy said.

oiietrimlar as aaaimtife.

By Ml tie Uniled Slain and

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Noiway were toe leoaiclpendent annmi toe cowltfes studfod I Khedmiteiaeifto less toan ^

oil

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The U.S. achievement I notewv-

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the study said. But after toe 1973-1974

Judges James E. Martin and J. Randal Hunter disposed of the following case during the Nov, 18-22, 1985, term of District Court in Pitt County:

Wanda M Jones. Kinston, worthkas eheck. 30 days jail suspended on payment of costs and check.

toy. Schipper said, pointoig out toqt

mmt at-rito eotmlry, he said.

Even tooih toe United States is teg one-third less haatteg oB than te%. Schipper said the drop is deoBj^ Because many Americans have supptemcnted ou-heating systems with wood or electric beaten and could easily revert back to it

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By ROBERT GLASS

, Associated Press Writer

liONDON (AP) - Scientists at Britains national crime laborat(H7 are testing a technique they say makes it possible to identify iiMirderers and rapists from blood sdmples with virtually no chance of mptake.

The technique, called DNA fingerprint, has not yet been tried in whr.wiHt anywhere in the world wt could revdutionize crime detection if accqited by the courts, according to scientists developing it.

Its got to be the most exciting thing that has come along for a long time in fwensic science, said Vivian Emerswi, deputy director of the Ci-tral Research Establishment of the governments Forwisic Sciice Service at Aldermaston, about 50 miles westofLimdon.

Rowever, a spokesman for the Hwne Office, which is in charge of the police and courts, said the technique was expensive and predicted it wpuld not be routinely used in the near future.

The spokesman, Geoffrey Cot-teirell, said he did not have cost figures. But he said DNA fingerprinting

probably would be reserved for major murder and rape cases whm conventional identification tech-niq^ are inadequate.

The new technique [utxluces a jhc-ture oi DNA, the basic genetic material found in each body ceU, including blood and semen. Because only identical twins have the same DNA blueprint, the new process is nearly 100 percent accurate in matching suspects to blood samples, research^ say.

DNA fingerprinting already has been used in Britain to prove maternity in an immigrati(i case, and Cot-tm^U said the government plans to introduce it next year in a jM-to-be chosen criminal court case.

But he cautioned, Its still got to be proven both legally and operationally through further testing.

Rare blood types can be matched with a high level of precision through conventional blood-grouping techniques, but it is more difficult with common types, Emerson, a forensic scientist, told The Associated Press.

For example, he said, about 40 percent of the populatimi has Type A blood. So if Ty^ A blood is found at a crime scene and the suspects blood

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After 100 years as a protected species, bison will once again learn to fear man. Officials are permitting the hunting of bison that wander out of Yellowstone National Park. Bill Cody claimed to have killed 4,862 bison in one season and 69 in just one day. In 1839, on the Santa Fe Trail, one man reported traveling through a single bison herd for three days. This herd of more th'an a million bison covered about 1,350 square miles, an area larger than Rhode Island.

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With DNA fingerprinting, it will actually comes cbwn to one person and one person only, Emerson said. It will actually be only one person in the world who shed that blood or who shed that semen. The only exception will be identical twins.

To get a DNA fingerprint, fragments of DNA, or c^xyritxMiucleic acid, are isolated from the cell nucleus and injected into a gel. The ^1 is subjected to electric current

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X-ray film. Whe^t? filis develop, a distinctive pattern appears that locks like an inventory code on a cereal box, with bars of different thicknesses and spaces between them.

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Marine Cpl. Jimmy L. Jennett has been promoted to his ixesrat rank while serving with 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune. He is a 1981 graduate of D H. Conley Hi^ School and joined the Marine Corps in 1963.

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Air Force Sgt. Stoney B. Speller has arrived for duty with the 6941st Electronic Security Squadron, Fort George G. Meade, Md. Speller is tte son of Charlie H. and Vannell H. Speller of Grimesland, and a 1961 graduate of D.H. Conley High Schod.

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Security Specialist Jolm J. Wiggins was recently promoted in the U.S. Air Fww to the rank of senior airman. He is the son of Betty L Lon-dors of Snow Hill, and a 19ffi graduate of Greene Central High School.

Canon crewman Amos C. Edwards Jr. has been promoted in the U.S. Army to the rank of private first class. The 1984 J.H. Rose graduate is the son of the Rev. Amos C. Edwards of 605 Hillcrest Ave., and Frances L. Carr of Hopkins Drive.

Terry W. Andrews has been promoted to the rank of Army sergeant. A team leader at Fort Stewart, Ga., he is a 1981 graduate of North Pitt High School and the son of Margarett J. Andrews of Bethel.

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Armv Milton Parker Jr. has arrived for (hity with the 2nd Armored Diviskm, West Germaiqt. He is a 1979 graduate of North Pitt Ihgh School and the son of Milton and Delores Parker of Stokes. _

^ Armv Staff S0. Bobby'Atkinson recently participated in Disfrfayv Determination '85, a sbort-term dei^yment of U.S. units to Turkey. Atkinson, an itKUrect-fire infantryman with the 82nd AirUxae Division at Fort Bragg, is a 1973 graduate of hkxlh Pitt High School and the son (rf John B. Brown of Route 4, and Margie L. Atkinson of Route 6, both of Greenville.

Navy Seaman Recndt Aaron B.

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Marine 2nd Lt. Durward W. Walker, whose wife Kathryn is the dai^ter <rf Richard L. and Jessie W. Kelly of 109 Tuckahoe Drive, recently reported fcx* duty with 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, El Toro, Calif. U. Walker is a 1964 graduate of East Carolina Univ^ity and joined the Marine Corps in September 1964.

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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan administrati<m has tentatively decided to ask Congress for $15 million in secret militaiV aid to rebels f^bting the Marxist gov-emment in Angola, congressional sources said Tuesday.

The purpose, the sources said, is to put pressure on Angola and Cuba to support a dipioinatic solutim to the war in the African country while also heading off moves by.conservativeA

senators to provide opm faoiinamtar-ian aid to the anti-govemmeat forces.

The aid request will be submitted to the House and Senate Intelligence committees during the dviMmas recess, the sources, who declined to be identifwd, told die Associated Press. They said Central Intelligence Agency officials and Chester CrockCT, the assistant secretary (rf state for African affairs, had begun

the committees, c The 115 million was approved by Secretary of SUte George P. Shultx before he left Monday on a KMlay trip to Europe. It represents a reductk from the $20 million to $30 milhoo originally considered. However, the sources said, it is a First installment that could be increased if the U.S.

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Some 35,000 Cuban troops are in Angda, assisting the Bfarxist government in its war with the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA), led by Jonas

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The Reagan adminiMratioo has J be ptfihing a packa^ deal in which South Africa would surrei^ its co-hmia] contnri over Namibia while Angola would ask the Cuban troops to leave.

South Africa has shown some interest in the U.S. (dan. Now we want a little something from the Angolans, said a U.S. official, who demanded anonymity.

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CEDAR GROVE, Wis. (AP) - Only three years ago, Doona Powells lawn and beach stretched ISO feet from bo- house to Lake Michigan. La^ month, the lake stole her living room.

The thidt, concrete slab where the room stood lies broken and tilted. A wall where the 2S- by 40-foot room was tom away has been patched so Ms. Powell, 49, can continue to live in the rented house with the lake lapping a few feet from her door.

If somethinfi isnt done drastically, tbnre will be no homes along here, Ms Powell said.

Water, levels in Lakes Michigan and Huron have swelled to 100-year high this year and are expect^ to continue breaking monthly records through April, according to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The trouble stems from record rainfalls in the region, up to 50 percent above normal in September and October, coming on top of already hi^ waters in the lakes.

Ms. Powell has attended one meeting at the nearby Town of Holland hall where homeowners, the Corps, the state Department of Natural Resources and the Sheboygan County emergency government office were represented.

She said nothing was resolved.

- Ms. Powell, her neighbors and her landlord want a federal declaratioo of disaster to permit low-iiRtfe^ repair or replacement loans. They Lake Michigan also want seawalls to ke^ the waves but theCorpsnas l^k, but b^ter still, they would like of high-water damages for the

Great Lakes regulation section. Damage throughout the region was 1171 miUlioo for that poiod.

Lake Michigan now is at 580.6 feet, no current estimate

the govOTiment to loww the lake

James Smyth, director of emergency government for Sheboygan County, says there can be no disaster declaratioo under the law until 25 homes in^the county are damaged by the high water. Ife also said at least 40 poroit o the damage must be uninsured.

So far, he said, ooly five or six homes qualify, even though he estimates that high water had caused more than $1 millioo damage to lakefroot homes in the county. He figured at least 300 homes had been damaged.

Dave Roellig of the coastal engineering branch of the OMrps (rf Engineers said the j^lem is common throughout the Great Lakes.

His office has reports of damaged homes on the western shore of Lake Michigan, in the Ogden Dunes area of Indiana, in the fashionable suburbs north of Chicago and (m Lake Sup<^ riOT, as well as the entire Wisconsin shore of the lake, Roellig said.

Lake Michigans high water caused $35 million in property damage between 1972 and 1976, while the lake rose to 580.2 feet, said Malcolm Todd, chief of the Corps of Engineers

region, Todd said If something isnt done within a year, at least within the next 10 5, there will be no homes along said Ms. Powell, sitting in the kitchen (rf her two-stonr frame home, which has been reduced to five rooms.

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tflLe is going*^to^ arouS^ chew up your neighbors Mxiperty. Rip-rap is a concrete or bould^ barrier to prevent waves from eroding theshiwline.

Rqi. James Sensenbrenner, R-UI., said the Corps bad diverted mm^ water through the Chicago sanitary canal at his request. However, lake levels are set by international agreement and lowering the water could require expensive harbor dredging, he said.

I informed the residents not too much could be done because the lake level is cyclical, he said of meetings he attended with county residents.

The International Joint Commission, a U.S.-Canadian body, sought to ease the iM^iblem during the summer

tqr reducing the flow out of Lake Superior. That raised the water level in that lake, but allowed water to fall in lakes Michigan, Huron and Gair.

^ Herbert Risseeuw, 82, is among those who would like some help.

Hes owned a small summer cottage nmct to Mrs. Powells home for 30 years. It hasnt been damaged, but sand around the foundation is being washed away.

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JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (AP) - Winnie Mandela is defiantly emerging from the shadows of internal banishment to become a leading public voice of black nationalism.

Since her house was firebombed in August, the wife of South Africas most important jailed black leader increasingly has flouted the 1977 government order restricting her activities, thus ignoring the threat of yet another arrest.

She has spoken out at news conferences against white rule, violating that of the banning law that prohibits her from assisting in publication of her comments. She has attended funerals, even though she is barred from attending gatherings, and has refused orders to return to the remote town of Brandiort.

On Dec. 3. Mrs. Mandela spoke at a /uoeraJ near Pretoria for 12 rot victims. The service was attended by tens of thousands of blacks.

The blood of these fieros we bury here today shall be avenged. she said in a quiet, determined voice.

Declaring that she was speaking for the nations jailed and exiled black leaders, she added. We are here today to tell you that the day is not far off when we shall lead you to freedom.

The crwd's cheering response suggested why the white-minority government views her as a danger and attempts to isolate her. As Mrs. Mandela tried to get into a car to leave, she was delayed by hundreds of blacks who called out to her and stretched out their hands just to touch her or clasp her hand.

She is the mother of the nation. said Amina Cachalia, a long-time friend who was herself banned for two decades until 1983 for her work as an Indian activist. She is the leadership and speaks for the leadership.

Mrs. Mandela has no formal mandate from any constituency, nor can she speak directly for the banned and exiled African National Congress (ANC) whose armed wing her husband, Nelson Mandela, once led. Yet Kills show increasing support among ilacks for the ANC and for Mandela hunself. 21 years after he was sentenced to life in prison after his conviction for plotting sabotage. Black support for ANC and her hsu-band are key factors in Mrs. Mandela's authority.

Yet the respect she commands from blacks comes as much or more from her own life of opposition to white rule, and the punishment she has endured for those efforts.

She has been banned for all but one year since 1963, She was barred from meeting with more than one person at a time, from attending meetings, from being quoted In South African publications, from being on school grounds and from leaving her house after dark.

Her first years as a banned person restricted her to Soweto, her own community. In 1977, after she helped found an opposition organization in her one unbanned year, the government banished her to Brandfort, a dusty farm town near Bloemfontein, four hours drive south of Johannesburg.

But even there she drew world attention as a human rights cause. Prominent overseas visitors often made the journey to Brandfort to see hsr - one at a time, in compliance with the benoing rules.

Unbowed by the banishment, she built a clinic next to her home and cgrried on her social work there, at te same time studying for a d^;m witti a conresponoinice university. Mri. Mandela helped found a day

care center, arranged a mobile clinic and taught neighborhood women to grow vegetables.

"She is the queen of Brandfort location (township) because of what shes done, said Helen Joseirfi, a white friend who also has been banned. Its unbelievable that she could achieve so much within the confines of her banning order.

Police have arrested Mrs. Mandela several times in the past for violations of her banning orders since 1963. This time, however, the police have not stepped in.

Friends of the Mndelas si^est two possible reasons. The first is that the growing world focus on the

Mndelas as the leading black family in South Africa has become so intense that Mrs. Mandela has become almost immune from prosecution, particularly when strong rumors are circulating that the government wants to release Nelson Mandela.

The second is that police are slowly building up a case against her that would remove her from the campaign for black rights for years to come.

The tensions of the past few weeks, in which Mandela underwent prostate gland surgery in Cape Town amid speculation of his impending release, have taken their toll on Mrs. Mandela.

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MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - ^Amerka since wimnog a civil war in Feare of a major ,.escalation of 1979 that ended 42 years of rule by the

sophtthcat^ weaponi7 in Centr^ ri^tist, pro-Americao Sonooia lami-

America have arisen since rebels shot down a Sovi^-built Nicaraguan helicopter with a missik last we.

Nicaraguas leftist Sandinista government claims the rebels got the missile from the United States, a^ though most accounts indicate it was a Soviet-made SAM-7. Secretary of State George P. Shultz said the helicopters pilot and copilot were Cubans, demonstrating tlut Cuban advisers have assumed an active combat role ij, against the r^iels, known as Contri.

Concern is groi^ that a trend toward more sophisticated weapons in Nicaragua could spread through the region, especially to El Salvador, where leftist guerrillas have been figh^ the U.S.-backed government f(r six years.

^ Sandinistas have built the largest military force in Central

ly. The army now has 75,000 soldiers, suppoted by 30,000 militia members and reserves.

Its arsenal includes more than 70 Soviet-made T-54 and T-55 taid[s, about 90152mm cannons with a range of about 18 miles, fiekl guns of shorter range, a network of antiaircraft batteries and Soviet-made Mi-B transport helicoptm. \

The Sandinistas also put 12 advanced Mi-24 helio^rs into combat this year, and thev have given gov-emmeit forces a clear ^e in recent months. The Mi-24s are h^vily armed with rockets and machine guns.

One of those Mi-24s was broi^t down 1^ the missile Dec. 2. All 14 soldiers aboard were killed, including at least two Cubans. The Defense Ministry said the chopper was ferrying troops toa combat zone, and Nicaraguan military sources

Court Upholds Daughter's Award

.NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) - A vmman whose hair and scalp were tMTi away while she helped her father dig postholes with a tractor-dhven auger should receive 8100,000 in damages from him, the state Sppreme Court says.

;The courts unanimous decision i^ld a ju^ verdict for Anita Burlison of Tipton County and overtimed a state Court of Appeals rul-idg that a new trial should te held on her claim a^inst James A. Rose. tMrs. Burlisons hair was caught in aymtter pin on the auger, and she was Ittft withdrawn, nervous and self-conscious, the court said, adding that a^mall bald spot will remain on her head despite plastic surgery.

;The pinion, written by Chief Jpstice Iwbert E. Cooper, said the cotter pin was not standard, but had bfcen used to replace a pin that did not piotrude from the augers drive-tCain.

:The appeals court had ordered a new trial, saying that Circuit Court Judge Herman ^viere went too far i cutting the award from $100,000 to $50,000. He had concluded Mrs. ^lison was guilty of remote con-t^butory negligence.

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The jury also awarded Mrs. Burlis(Mi's husband, James Burlison, $50,000 for the loss of her services. Burlison asked only $25,000, however, and a reduction of the verdict to that amount did not draw a protest, the Supreme Court said.

said four^ those aboard^were Cubans."^

^ At a news cooferaKX Friday oigbt. President Daniel Ortega acctired the United States of surolying the missik to tlm Contras and siraN^^ tarorist acts. He said the drtivery (rf anti-aircraft missiks could lead to a INTolifaation of such weapons among irregular forces elsewhere in Latin America >; =

The Honduras-based Nicaraguan Democratic F(Hxe is the lar^t Contra group fighting the Sandinistas, with an estimated 18,000 mm in the field. It has had U.S. support siime it was founded in 1961.

Its main weapons have been mortars, automatic rifles and mines.

Contra units have not won major victories or done lasting damage to government fmces. A ii^y of sur-face-to-air missiks would provide their frst advantage in some time.

The U.S. Congress authmized $27 million in non-lethal aid to the Contras last summer. Aid was barred the invvious year in reaction to CIA in-volvement in the mining of Nicaraguan ports.

Such funds for non-lethal aid would allow the Nicaraguan Democratic Force to use the money it receives frmn other sources to buy weapons andmumtkms.

Shultz said Friday the''United States may take further steps to counter wlt he described as growing Soviet and Cuban military involvement in Nicaragua. He said he approved of the rebels shooting down the helici^r, and if I were them Id certainly want to. ... Thank heavens they got hold of these kinds

"^of weapons that could knock these choppmsdown.'

excuserto increase aid to tnrin-- .surgents. '

involvement remains the r^Ort^ says Nkaragua has 800 biggest qyestioo. Ort^ says U.S. Cuban advisers. The Reagan ad-accounts are exaggerated. He would P ministratioo puts the number at not comment on the reports that as 2,500.

many as four Cubans were aboard Shultz described the Sandinistas as the helicopter shot down last week. l terrorists who ship arms to Victor Hi^o Tinoco, the dqxity Salvadcn^an guerrillas and who ^d a J . ... 'rok in getting weapons to leftists

rebels in CkrfomMa.

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las in other couotiies could acquire surface-to-air missiks like those now held by the Contras, Ortega rqdied; ^

It is the Amican government that is legitimizing the use that weapon ^ and others by the iiregular form.,

1 Facii^ tits situation, Nicaragua/ '^ will continue acquiring all the means' that mi^t be necessary to defend Nicaragua.

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PEANUT CITY WHOLE

FULLY COOKED COUNTRY HAMS

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Southern cooks reco^ize quality ground beef. That's why they've made our famous W-D Brand ground beef the number one seller year after year after year!

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19.97

Our 27.97 la. Lovely accent pieces that are as practical os they are decorative. The timeless beauty of copper complements any kitchen decor from country" to ultracontemporary. Choose 2-qt. round ceramic casserole or 2h-qt. ceramic baker. Both come wtth attractive copper servers. Or 4-pc. ceramic canister set with gleaming copper covers.

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Our 3.66-3.99 Pt Worm

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4.96

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19 Diagonal Remote Control Color TV

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Girls pink hi-rise has coaster brake and fully-lugged frame for strength.

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20 BMX Or Girls' 20 Deluxe Bike

BMX model has deluxe BMX saddle, tubular front fork, 3 BMX pads and 2 caliper hand brakes. Qirls model has hi-rise chrome handlebar, whitewall tires and coaster brake. #99548.99559

16* Chrome BMX Bike

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Features hydraulic cylinders with a wide range of resistance settings and a foam-padded seat for comfort. Sturdy steel construction. #92982

Features a heavyKluty welded tubular steel frame, full chain guard, tension control, padded seat, speedometer & odometer. With instructions. #92972

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Station 1 Fitness System

Auto Accessories

MuKI-Action Gym/Rower

Has a heavy-gauge, wektod tubular steel frame that will accommodate any height; use as a rowing machine or with backrest for vertical multi-action exercises. #92984

Bird Feed & Bird Feeders

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70^2

On Redwood Bird Feeders

Preassembled and made of decay and insect resistant redwood.

A. 2 Lb. Standard

Has a 2-pound seed capacity. Easy to fill. Regular $599. #04642

a 2 Lb. A-Frame

Regular $799.1

c 4 Lb. Deluxe

44b. seed capacity, suet holders, prestained. Regular $1899. #04644

#93760

Durable Leather Drivers Gloves In Medium Or Large

Has 3 lb. seed capacity. Made of high-impact polystyrene. #92710

Has large 5 lb. i to assemble and easy to fill. 65 tubular steel pole included. #92711

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Full Size Microwave Oven

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and add Storage space. Available at Lowes low price!

Electronic Touch Microwave

$239

Has solid state touch controls, 3 memory functions, variable power, automatic temperature probe and separate defrost pad. Roomy interior oven has 1.4 cu. ft. Regular $269.99. #51753

Quick Defrost Microwave

$269

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Roomy oven interior. Has auto roast pad, cook code pad, 5 memory functions, solid state touch controls, variable power level & separate defrost pad. Regular $34999. #51724

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storage shelves to neatly aooommodala other kitchen appliances. #51771

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$17

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Compact GE SpooMMker MIcfDwave Oven

$15999

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Microwave Serving Dish

Hre four sections. Its perfect for leftovers - goes from freezer to microwave oven to table. #51784

Microwave Meat Rack

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Has dual power cook & defrost settings, 30-minute timer and auto shut-off. #51831

Reversible tray fits compact and full-size microwave ovens. Dishwasher safe. For conventional or microwave oven up to 400**. #51782

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$18999

Features microcomputer touch controls, 2

Features 2 power levels and 15-minute timer. C^xnped, 80 it fits ntost anywhere LightweighL Corwenient! 51751

Can be Installed under your cabinet to aave coufiler apace

1S-mlnme aingle apeed timer with automatic ahutHdf

CXfers pre-set power level, front panel menu guide and cookbook d easyto4dlow recipes. Can be aet on countertop, or mounted under cabinet. (Mounting systems are add separately. 51801

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Pops com safely & conveniently without making a mess in your microwave oven! #51774

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SelfK:leaninQ oven has tift-off Mack glass OMen door,

automatic oven timer, surface unit ion indicator Hght and 4 surface units. Regular $63999 52848

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Has lift-off door, pilot light lition and porcelain oven, jiar $369.99. #52606

Stainloss Stool Range Hood

Has solid Stale control for selection of fan speeds, lifetime^ubricalBd fan and g^

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$1,09999

This top^ualtty refrigeralor features Nvoeasy-to-clean twtured Steel doors & automatic energy saver system. Enfoyttte convenient exterior water ice availability as eeil as ample storage space. Seals securely with magnetic door seals and has a fiveyear limited warranty.

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Vi HP Disposer

$4999

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Tone/Pulse SwHchable Phones VMril Phone

Features lone ringer control, last number redial In pulse mode, fully modular handset.

Uses standard waHjack. #55427

Desk Phone

Pushbutton phone with tone ringer control, last number redial in pulse trrade, anti-skid feel. Fully modular handset. 55426

Answering Machine/Telephone

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$1999 $3799

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with iiluminated dial, last number redial & mute key. #55370

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Features automatic last-number recall, 3-position electronic ringer & tone/pulse dialing. #55390

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Dual-cassette answering machine with Beeper-less Remote"* message retrieval. Voice activated. #55438

Cordless Phone

Features up to 1,000' range, off/standby/ talk switch, battery-low indicator. #55388

AM/FM Clock Radlo/Phone ...

SpaceSaver"* model has auto radio muting. Pulse dial phone has lighted keypad, mute and automatic redial. Compact unit. #55382

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$3599 $3999 $3999 $8999

Lighted keypad, redial & mute k^; extra long 15' cord. Plus GE's 2-year warranty. #55439

Has 9-number memory dialing, last-number recall, electronic ringer & tone/pulse dialing. #55391

Standard dial phone with antiskid rubber fe^. Reoal French design.

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The Art Audiol

Has auto-stop, automatic dimmer, battery back-up (battery extr^. Rebate ends 7731/86. One rebate per customer. #55070

Audio Disc Headphones

Portable Compact Disc Player

Audio Disc S^em With Doiby"* Cassette

$1^ %g9$399

Designed for the superior sound reproduction of compact audio discs. #54198

This portable compact player adapts to most home music systems. #54278

Plays compact discs and cassettes. Has detachable speakers, stereo graphic equalizer and auto-reverse cassette play. #55174

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Has built-in speaker, belt clip for easy carrying, dual volume controls. #55008

Auto-reverse plays the reverse side of the cassette automatically. #55030

AM/FM Stereo Cassette & Headset

Has auto-stop, slide-rule tuning dial, detachable belt clip. #55036

Portabie AM/FM Cassette Stereo

Has one-touch recording, built-in condenser mic and auto-stop. #55133

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Plays AM/FM, TV sound & weather. Has battery backup (battery extra) #55062

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Has a dual alarm with forward and reverse time adjust controls #55061

AM/FM Stereo Clock Radio

Features auto-stop, improved FM stereo separation and Automatic Frequency Control. #55131,71

Has forward/reverse time & alarm settings, dual al8im and rotary controls. Rebate ends 7/31/86. Limit one. #55067

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Records from radio or "live" with built-in mic. Has auto-stop & auto recording level control. Rebate expires 7/31/86. One rebate per customer. #55129

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9Atolt Battery

Features high-spMpd dubbing, digital tape counter, built-in condenser mics, adtomatic level control & auto-stop. #551723

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AM/FM Dual-Cassette Stereo System

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Records from cassette to cassette, from phonograph, from tuner or Hve with microphones (extra). Includes semktutomatic two-speed turntable, fulMrequency tower speakers & custom-crafted cabinet. Cassette decks have continuous play & auto-stop. #54276

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Records directly from tuner, cassette tape player, phonograph or "live with microphones (extra). Has fully automatic record changer, digital tape counter, stereo intensity indicator anid speakers. #54236

With continuous play for uninterrupted play of two cassettes, and two-speed turntable. Rebate ends 7731/86. Limit one. #54232

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Records directly from tuner, phonograph, cassette player, 8-track player or "live" with

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25" Diagonal XL-100 Remote Control Color Console TV

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Country American or Traditional cabins style

Unitized XtendedLife chassis

This beautiful television features a Super AccuFilter 110 COTY picture tube, ChanneLock scan remote control multi-band quartz crystal tuning with 127-channel capability, auto color control and auto fleshtone correction. Regular $59999. #546678

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Early American or TMitional cabinet style

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Has stereo sound system to receive stereo/bili casts, 112-channel capability, accui electronic tuning, in-line picture tut Monitor System for better color. Reg. $699.99. #54549

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matrix picture tube for deeper, richer colors -state chassis rolled electronic tuning

Picture circuitry for a 25% channel number & time ility, parental control "locked Color Sentry. #548473

No Down Payment. Annual ParMiNaga Rali 23.98%.

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25' Diagonal Color TV/Monitor With Remote Control

$699^

Has a broadcast-stereo sound system, fuH-resoiution color circuitry, direct stereo audio/ video input/output jacks, multi-band quartz crystal tuning. Regular $769.99. #54601,2

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8-Hour VMS Hi-R VCR With Infrared Remote Control

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Features 4-avant/14>day programming. eaay4o-use Express recording, 107-channel multi-band electronic tuning and high-speed search. IH54917

TV/VCR Cart

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8-HourVHSVCR With Remote

14-day/4-evqnt programming, 107-channel capability, one-touch recording, 15-function remote control. Rebate ends 12/31/85. Other options available in lieu of cash rebate. Vbur Final Cost Details at store. #54881

$39999

Features 14-day/4-event programming, stand-by one-touch recording, an electronic 14-position/1Q7-channel tuner, soft-touch controls, front-loading mechanism and wireless remote control. #54990

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Has a 5-function wired remote control, 4-event/ 14Hday programming, memory back-up in case of power failure and delaved one-

4#. touch recording. #54880

Has 14-day/4-event programming, stand-by one-touch recording, 99jx>sition voltage synthesizer tuner, 4-head video system & wireless remote control. #54991

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YOUR CHOICE

13" Diagonal Color Portable TV. 7.

Both TVs give high quality performance. The compact size makes them perfect for the bedroom or kitchen. RCA model features electronic tuning. Zenith model has 2-knob mechanical tuning. Both models have automatic color control. #5458234764

19* Diagonal Color Portable TV

$24999

Features 100% solid state chassis, quick-start In-line gun picture tube, automatic nne tuning and auto color. Has2-knob mechanical tuning. Offers great performance and reliability. #54480

Mobil* TV Cart

$1499

disc casters

woodgrainfin ters. #54626

19" Diagonal Color Portable TV

$40099

Annual I

Monthly Payment

For 36 Months

No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 2l99%.

Has Trinitron color system, Mirrorblack"* screen, on-screen channel display, sleep timer, 10-key infrared remote control, upWown slide controls and Dynamic Color A great TV at a great price! #57654

$19999

Auto color & 100% solid state #54517

a 13* Diagonal Remote Control Color TV

$40 OFF

19* Diagonal Color

Portable TV

$39999

Has 10-key express tuning, Trinitron color system.

Dynamic Picture, Dynamic Color, Mirrorblack screen, cable-compatible tuning and sliding volume control. Buy now! Regular $43989. #57653 _

SONY.

No Down Payment. Annual Psfcentage Rale 23.99%.

13* Diagonal Color Remote Control TV

RCil

19* Diagonal Color Portable TV

VAmiroi V/Oior 1 v nviiiuiv \^iiuui 1 e

$29999 $24999 ^299

ua, lA-oosition sinale-knot

ChanneLock remote control features previous channel recall Has multi-band tuning of up to 127 channels, quartt crystal tuning & auto color. #54583

, Featurae 100% solid state chassis, * quick-start picture tube and 5-functlon infrared remote control. Lowe's low priMi #54485

Has 18-posilion single-knob electronic tuning system, automatic fine tuning. Super AccuRlter Coty picture tube. Unitized XtendedLife chassis for reliability. Simulated woodgrain cabinet makes attractive addition to a room. #54567

^MJBI

19* Diagonal Remote Control System 3 Color TV

^9999

Has 100% modular Z-1 chassis;, accurate quartz etectronic tunirw; remote control with flashback feature, and 157-channel capability. Chroma-color coritrast X

pictur% tube #54778

Everything From Atari to zenith!

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CliMMtl

Mism

CUT^S

Has 4 inputs, 2 TV outputs & VCR output Winut tone cabinet. Reg. $44.99. #56316

. 5* Diagonal TV I

i Blacks white TV.

.3^ power. #54304Auto Electronics

AM/FM Digital Cassette Stereo

9999

Digital frequency displays clock readout Electronic seek S scan.

10 station memory. #55228

; "ri

r ] ......

... I.

AM/FM Cassette Steieo

Auto Stop, FM-stereo indicator.

With hardware. #55223

$3999

4" Rushmount Stereo Speakers

$1099 ^kers

1^# Pair ideal for shallow mounting. #55181

Triaxial 6"x9" Speakers

471

3-way speakers with uniroll suspension. 50W capability. #55185

8-Track To Cassette Adapter

$1999

Has fast forward, play and auto Stop at end of tape. #55208

SMB *10

Emergency Help CB Radio

110999

IlKRACOl

40-Channel

CarCB Radio.........

2-way transceiver with instant Channel 9 selector. #54007

^999

Calculators

Atari Clearance

8-Diglt Solar Powered Calculator

Never needs b itteries! #57112

Instruments

Checkbook Calculator

With 8-digit readout. Constant Memory. #57113

12-Digit AC/DC Portabie Calcuiator

Printing

Calculator

$22^9

10-digit readout. #57125

A. Atari Game Base Unit

S9* $5999

Has nrintar nn/

ispri off switch, 4-function memory, decimal selector switch, AC/DC power. 12-digit print-out on 2V4* tape. Great price! #57124

Comes with a joystick controller, power adapter & TV antenna switch box. #54355

HOLIDAY

SAVINGS

B. Atari Game Storage Unit

$1299

Keeps your video game equipment organized in one convenient spot. #54354

2-way, 4-watt CB with 40 channels. Reg. $59.99. #54006

Portable

Cassette

Recorder

S1999

Has auto stop in pla & record; lockable pause control; edit (unction. #55099

Mini-Cassette

Recorder

$22

Has auto stop & 1-touch recording. #55113

Slimline

Cassette

Recorder

$2799

AC/DC cassette recorder with digital tape counter and built-in microphone. #55097

cWico Deluxe Joystick Controller

For quick action in video games. #54400

LOWPRICES ON THESE GAMES...

YOUR <gg CHOICE:

Haunted House.....#54370

Circus Game.......#54371

Missile Command #54375

Super Breakout.....#54379

Yars Revenge......#54381

Asteroids..........#54390

Defender .....#54392

Demons To Diamonds #54423

Moonsweeper......#54409

Cosmic Ark........#54412

YOUR <|figg CHOICE:

Ms. Pac-Man.......#54389

Pac-Man .,........#54391

Dig Dug ..........#54393

Pole Position.......#54398

$1099

YOUR egg CHOICE: ^3^

Millipede ....... #54378

Galaxian #54385

Phoenix........#54387

Centipede #54388

Mario Brothers #54394

Jungle Hunt.....#54396

Kangaroo.......#54397

Crystal Castles #54425

Pitfall..........#54426

River Raid #54^27

Enduro... *.....#54429

Decathlon #5443t

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Over 150 Lighting Fixtures!

Countryside Or Crystal Rose Swag Light Fixture

These polished brass finish four-light candelabras have Tiffany-style shades. Countryside has etched iss panels; Crystal se has crackle and etched glass with solid oak column. Bulbs are sold separately. Reg. $39.99. #758025

30" Bar Stool Slat Seat Chair

991 1699

Padded seat. Russet. Hascontouredseat. #960t0

4-Light Chandelier

$1099

^ negutar|29J9

Has milky crirnped-top globee with floral pattern &,iyttiqMe,t>r^ fipish. #79103

Fluorescent Light & Adapter

^^99 ntplacMUght BuUm In Lamp.

22-watt fluorescent tube uses less energy. UL listed. #73395

SUPER VALUE

Pecan Finish Kitchen Cabinet Starter Set

$21999

Price includes one 66" sink base and two 15" wall cabinets, all with an attractive and durable pecan finish. Other cabinets available for add-on. Countertop, sink, faucet and valance are sold separately. Perfect for compact areas. #2M21,4

66" Butcherblock <J|QQQ Countertop .T49

Pre-cut. Resists scratchps and stains. #29023^

Brauer-Styte Chair LHestyle Chair

$1799 $2499 .

Chrome finish. Cane seat 4 Has comfortable vinyl seat*

, back. Reg, $1999. #96140 and back. 1I5WJ45 ,

Not The Budgetl

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Chrome finishsd.wuherten faucet has X)- Wsheriess faucet with smoked acrylic

year drip^rae warranty. Easy do-it^rself handlea and pop-up drain. Has 10-year

t pricel #24006 drip-fiae limited warranty. #24902

installation. Lowe's low pricel i

ENERGY SAVERS

Quiet, powerful bathroom fan mounts FiberalaSS on the celling or wall. Fits 3 PD6 WraD

round duct. Low price! #25502 ^

Do-it-YiDurself Plumbing Repair Products

Toilet ibnk Repair Kit Handy Plunger

($699 $|29

S #24449 #2^

#24346

PVCPTrap

$199

9tm 'lP ^ 12'PlpeWhv

99<

Cushioned

3x 25' roll of fiberglass wrap with plastic outer wrap. Prevents heat loss, dripping and sweating. #24412

#24630

%*x 20 flexible water supply 'tube.Wbnt -*#eezeorburstl Lowpricf

Keep# plp9$ fmm tnnlng and -prtc.:4976 KSoT cusmaa^fikmMntpPObhm.

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Over 1,000 Custom Paint Colors!

EMHART

8*x 10* AMorted Framed iMCoimor ATI Knras

' repairs. Limii Thru 1231/8& $ia99.#4

YbwCMea Each OfMnis

Regular $a99 Each #96612

Paint Equipment And Accessories

PRKECUTfSq

Heavy Duty Power Ffainter

$89

piacecuT>25

Power Rolter^

Ideal for around-home use on tidifig. shutters, furniture (kidMiicultiobsdoMm siz&R $11999. *41480

10 iXMIiroi pern nOW 10 IO*F

Powerful 3(MMtl efedrle motor Inchidee 184001 hoee Eaortoopertoi - Eeoyloclain For piofaiaionaHooking reeuilB and lees ntess. Can agalln of paint in 20 minutes. Pagular $99ift *41483

Pro Duty Power Painter^

SPECIAL SAVINGS

12^ Wide, Level Loop Carpet

DoAIZMVAoom oumEFor UatThan 8q.W. $65J)0(CmpttOnty)

Designed (or extensive use and long life under tough conditions. Makee

short work of sidirra, decks and other tough jobs. spray a

gaHon of paint in 20 minutes. Save! Regular $13999i *41481

PR!CECUT^200

Vb Horsepower Professional Power Painter

For demanding, heavyduty painting around farm, small business, etc.

Regular $59999.

*41482

PRKECUT

Afimtrong NoWm Vbiyl

$349

*9. to.

Do a ITm O'Hoorn HtunaMFor Sq.to. $S$M0n^ONy)

RoyeHe* no-wax in 12-foot SeamSaver width. Ha

Has cushioned inner layer. No adhesive needed. Reg. $4.49. *161629

Vkxxlng Patterns Pictured Are For IHustration Only. Actual Styles May tory.

CtoiyrayuptoowegaSon lll Bi^W POCECUT>S

JSSSr..HP

cadMaapraydp ' Thepojrerfuleeiyto Puts a removable flkn on glees for

Nocoiwpriatoirnacaaaary paW.Ragular|999.#4i50i eaeypainiing. Rag. I7Ml *41502

" ON Vx V Pre-finislMd PaneNng

C9QQ C.SiSyMwi

OakPaiMl.

mi Silvery whMe tones of oak, simuialed on

^ ..........lauan plywood. Regular $999. #13918

^A^mn $vgg D.K>'iMurel <|y

pnt..........9 BhchPiml........

M WBOdgrain is richly simulated on particle- Has beautmil swirled woodgrein. aimultoed

bgtoft^at for den. Regular $599. #13867 on tauan plywood. RegLda^T199. #139%

kn'AewCut Sfi99 E.%,'Wild ^109

Cedar Panel........TO^ Flower Birch.......Tll^

J:iimi7P:l The fresh look of nowlvK:ut cedar, simulated Has a rich, floral oattern. Simuteied 1

on particleboard. Regular $799. #13913 on lauan plywood. Regular $13l99. #13936

Ask About Installation Service!

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Easy Bitranoe & Exit

A. HP Garage Door Operator

Features Gertie^ laoOrivB - ea^ to install ttxt never rteeds kibncaticn. Deluxe lighting system and safety reeeree. Regutar $18499. #11008

A. 7a ni"

$15999

a HP Garage Door Opeialor $|0A99 ^

-a.

169.

XtwrRralCoei

GenieVi

taocHats. ibutton.And I security amiik Rebato thru iaaiB& Reg. $20999. ftlOOeSave Biergy Witti Tnese weatfierproofinfl spedatsF

SrOrSe* Aluminum Storm Door

Fully sreatheretripped and rattleproofed. Has slidenip bottom panel and buiIMn kickplatft Safety glass panes. Reg. $4999^99. #1H3M

32'Or36*Fullview Storm Door

FulMength safety glass in a thick, bronze-finish frame. Lets your door show through. Fully weatherstripped and rattleproofed. Great price! Reg. $849939.99. #15678^1

Storm

Windows

23%''x38%'' Aluminum Storm Window

Similar Sevinge On These Staes:

31% X 38%. #13127...................$17.99

35% X 38%. #13128...................$17.99

31% X 54%. #13130...................$17.99

35% X 54%. #13131...................$17.99

Your Choice Of White Or Brown

storm

Doors

Heavy Duty Designer Storm Door

i-4^0V

Solid wood core; magnetic weatherstripping. Grid & panels extra. Reg. $12999 to $13499. #19896-903

A. 32-Inch Rush Steel Door Unit

^14

Has an insulating foem core. Pre- hung. Regular $13499. #140401

a 36-Inch 6-Panel Steel Door Unit

119

Has an insulating foam core. Prehung. Regular $14499. #14046,7

c 32-Inch 9-Ute Steel Door Unit

149

Insulating glass & foam core. Prehung. Regular $18999. #14056.7

Pane Remedies

24''x 36'Clear Styrene Sheet

Create interior storm windows. IHm extra. Regular $499. #11221

28'x 30' Clear Acrylic Panel

$599

It's safer than glass. Regular $649. #11230

Va'x 4'x 8' Lauan Plywood

Interior panel that can be painted or Panel stained. #12201

3.8mm x 4' x 8' Groovedlauan

An attractive wall panel. Add paint or Panel stain. #12202

Va'x 4'x 8' Whferboard

Multipurpose utility panel. Can be painted or stained #12206

YOUR CHOICE

Louvered Wood Shutter Sets

Each

Choose from several sizes. These quality shuttersets are pre-hinged and ready to paint or stain. Made of solid pine. Terrific price. Reg. $24.99. #128023.13.18 *

Vbur

Final Cost

Battery

Charger,

the four most

battery

sizes - AA. C, D and volt (generad purpose and heavy duty carbon-zinc). Helps savs money on batteries! UL listed. #98855

SafesAnd Deix>sit Bdxef

$3499

A. Survivor Deposit Box

Its fire-tested for 1 hour up to 1700^1 Ideal for photos, wills. Key lock. #98182

aWljueguard

?99

Tested at temps up to 1700*F for 1 hour. 1655cubic inches. Bolt-down base. 3<figit changeable combintoion lock. #96183

^SREBATE

Rre-Safe

Security

Chest

29 ft

-3^

(Not Shown) lested $91599 at1550Ffor% 46 W Cost

hour. #98188 Rtorals good thru 12/31/SS.

$14999

Standard Safe____

(Not Shown) Has same basic features as model above, plus shrouded dial for privacy; removable drawer; 2340 cu. In. intorior. #98184

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Large Item? welLoad itl

Final C<^ PefFlwtog

BuiMiiig Made Easy

Vx 2' Exterior Plywood

2'x2'

$ .99

$2.99

$3.99

2x4

3.99

5.99

7.99

4x4

7.99

10.99

15.99

Pre-Cut Spruce Boards

1x4

$ .99

$1.69

$2.29

1x6

1.69

2.49

3.49

1x8

1.99

2.99

3.99

1x10

2.69

3.99

4.99

1x12

3.99

5.99

6.99

Furniture Grade Hardwood

1x4

$ 3.79

$ 5.69

1x12

10.99

16.99

1x4

$ 5.69

$ 8.49

1x12

16.99

23.99

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Heaclquaiters

Last Chance Fw raxcrett!

1985

3V4'x 15" fM1 Kraft Faced

Insulation............. ...

Excellent for use In walls. And the kraft fadng torms a built-in vapor barrier. Just staple to wall studs. Keeps the heat in during the winter. Sold in 8ai2-square-fbot bundle. #13576

e BinOB

16 Inch

Insulation

Supports

6"x 15" IMS

Unfeced

Insulation

rscii

The quick and effective way to install insulation under flooring or in the attic. Pack of 100. #12336

Bundto

Primarily for use in the attic as addon insulation, or can be used in first-time application vrith a vapor barrier. Sold in 48i96-square-lbot bundle. Come in for Lowes low prices! #13585

6"x 15" R-19 Kraft Faced Insulation

*12

Bundle

Primarily for use In the attic, or under flooring. The built-in vapor barrier seals out the moisture. Sold in 4a96-square-foot bundle. At Lowe's low price! #13581

Lowe^ has the lumber you need...

Other Sizes Are Available

CREATVALUE

buikJing codes do not apply. Use for many do-K^rself projects. Regular $1.19. #07002

SAVE20^

1x12#3

\^lue-priced lumber for building shelves and other projects. Ready to palm, or stain or paper. Reg. 69C. #01350

SAVE20^

1x3x8'

Furring #VlV Stripe m Cadi

Suitable for brw:ing, light framing and panel backing. Leri^h m.ay vary from 92^* to 96". Regular 99#. #04512

weve Got All YOU Can Heat!

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Energy-Saving Kerosene & Portable Heaters

500/1,000/1,5(Kmrtt Portable Electric Fan Heater

$1999

This easy-to-operate heater features a built-in thermostat for convenient use, double insulation, Fan Only" setting and cord storage area. UL " listed. #30575

22,000 BTU $MAgg

Gas Heater. .tIa9^

Natural or LP gas heater (must have outside gas connection). Has three stainless steel burners & can operate with one. two or all three. Compact design. #30736,7

a 20,000 BTU Convection-Type Kerosene Heater

$9999

Features automatic ignition and shut-off, fuel gauoe, double-wall safety tank, glass wool wick & stay-cool carry handle. Fuel siphon pump and two D-cell batteries included. UL listed for safety. #30483

4-Piece Fireplace Tool Set

Get total comfort and carefree convenience with this quality heater. Bums any kind of wood up to two feet in length. Features a firebrick-lined firebox. #37370

A. 10,500 BTU Auto-Ignition Kerosene Heater

This clean-burning heater features automatic ignition and extinguishing, fill lift-out tank and is UL

c. 12,500 BTU Kerosene Heater With Fan

$12999

Features automatic ignition and shut-off, easy-to-fill lift-out tank, fuel gauge, powerful electric fan & level indicator.

Fuel siphon pump included. Heats approx. 400 square feet. UL listed. #30484

Ultrasonic Portable Humidifier

$1999

Set includes a poker, shovel, broom & sturdy stand. Choice of antique or polished brass finish. #39109,10

and, prepares you for winter, too

A. 42" Polished Brass Contemporary Ceiling Fan..........

Features a polished brass finish, 3-speed reversible motor & is light kit adaptable. UL listed. #31718

B. 42" Brass S/IT99 Celling Fan^/

Has an antique brass finish, three-speed reversible motor & is light kit adaptable. Flushmount. Teak and cane blades. UL listed. #31772

c52" Brass <099 Ceiling Fan^wO

Has a die-cast motor housing, an antique brass finish, three-speed reversible motor and oak & cane blades Light kit adafXable and UL listed for safety. #31749

Schoolhouse Fan Light Kit

$999

Choice of an antique or a polished brass finish. #31604.14

All YOU Need For Cutting wood

FRnCASEOFFER

16-Inch Gas-Powered Chain Saw

$14099

This handy chain saw features a 2.0-cubic-inch engine, 16 laminated sprocket tip bar and hard chrome-plated cylinder for cooler running and longer engine life. Designed with the homeowner in mind, it's lightweight yet powerful enough for most any home cutting job. Comes with a free rustproof carrying case. #91614

Uses high frequency sound waves to disperse water into an ultra-fine mist.

Can humidify up to 1,200 sq. ft. UL listed. #32022

MoCUUjDCH

14-Inch

Electric Chain Saw

$5499

Features a 1.75-horsepower engine, 14" sprocket tip bar, chain brake, hand guard safety trigger & all-positions carburetor. Double insulated and UL listed. #91609

Ljog-Splltting Wsdge

suaEsaLiT-

Split wood faster & easier with this handy wedge. Its a solid five pounds of forged steel with off-set fins for sure splitting, & a durable black finish. #90523

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Nail Down some Great values!

tl-Piece Household

Tool Set W #91540

Hammer, utility knife, 16' measuring tape, 8" wrench, 8" slip^int & 10" groove^oint pliers, 4 screwdrivers.

Clean-Up is A Breeze With Blowers

Deluxe Mechanics 6-Drawer Tool Chest

Rolling tool chest with removable top cabinet. Features lots of drawer & cabinet space. Lockable. Red finish. #90717

Durable, all-steel tool bin hides behind your truck seat. Keeps tools safe, dry & organized on 3 shelves.

Fits standard & compact sizes. #90722

$12999

Two-cycle 21.2cc engine powerfully blows grass, leaves and even light snow. 15" extension tube. Air velocity to 140 mph. Solid state ignition. #91588

75-Piece $099

Tool Set.......T5r^

Sparkplug sockets, 2 extension bars, 2 ratchets, ISwrench set, 2 screwdrivers, feeler gauge, gap gauge & spin disc in case. Standard & metric sockets. #91516

High Limb Chainsaw

Lopping

Shears

$1999 $1999

This saw on a rope" cuts limbs up to 25' high. 99799

^il-type topper with 5 blades. #99785

14-Piece,

Vi Drive Socket Set..

5" extension, reversible ratchet; 10 SAE sockets & sparkplug socket. Chrome vanadium. Molded box. #90356

tl-Piece Woodworking

Tool Set.........#91544

16 oz. hammer, 8" dovetail saw, 2 wood chisels, 16' measuring tape, ratchet screwdriver, clamps, nie, blade & pouch.

Va'-H" Drive

19-Piece

Socket Set

Includes various sockets, reversible ratchet & a 2%" extension. Chrome vanadium. Carrying box. #90352

Tote Tray

$299

High impact polypropylene. 100% rustproof. #90721

13V2-lnch $C99 ToolChesr3

Has one tray with 5 handy compartments. Chip resistant almond enamel finish. Lockable front latch. #90703

19-Inch $>799 Tool Box.:/

Red enamel box with lift-out tote tray. Trm has Socket Snugger*. Box has lockable front latch. Low pricel #90706

4-Piece $799 C-Clamps.:d

Various sized C-clamps for a multitude of handyman projects. Buy now at Lowes tow pricel #99831

A. Handyman Hammer.....

16-ounce hammer with wooden handle. At Lowe's low price. #99861

B. 16-Ounce Hammer......

$|99

lie. At

^99

9-Pc. Deep Socket Set

HeavyOuty, drive socket set packed in a sturdy metal carrying case. A nice gift idea. #90355

Heavy-duty hammer with American fired hickory handle. Pollsf.ed head. #90535

YOURCHOtCE

Combination tl-Piece Wrench Set

SAE combination wrench set. Made of sturdy drop-forged steel with conoaion-resistant chrome plating. #91486

< -I - i-t tui I. I ' U- I 11 1,1

$999

vouiams

$2999

Step Stool Chest

Has 3 storage drawers, slip resistant top, plus easy-carry handles. #90720

2-Drawer,

20' Chest

Has exclusive rear locking device. 2 sliding drawers & top compartment #90715

YOUR CHOICE 3-Pi6cPlierSt

7" and two 10* pliers. #91473

3-PlMVise Wrench Set

5", r & xrsizes. #91481

44>iece

ToolSet .

r, 8" p%rs: 2 screwdrivers. S #91474 '

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Folds to IVi* tor compacmofase. Safa, non-slip treads. #92521

4-Foot Hanging Workbench Light

2SVi high slool with sturdy Steel construction. Rubber floor pads help prevent slippage. Untited quantities. #92016

5999

Ea^Mo^aeernble. plugin fluorescent workbench light. Can brighten your basement or garage, toa Comes with hanging chain. Uses two #M665

8- Or 10-Point Handsaw

Professional handsaw has a hardened, tempered nickel-alloy steel blade. The blade is taper ground to resist bindirra. Balanced hardwood handle is beautifully carved. Choose Bfoint, 26" blade or 10-point, 26" blade. Pro quality. #99918,9

$1699

Single Speed Jig Saw.

Double insulated ji^ saw makes curved & scroll cuts in wood, metal or Comes in handy for your furniture-building projects. Cuts 1' in hardwood & V/2" in softwood. 120-volt. #9178134

OUR BEST

Pad Sander..

3"x 414* Sander with flush sanding capability, all-ball-bearing construction, andlock-on switch. Pad size uses 3x 5V4* pieces of sand paper. Has a 120-volt, 15-amp motor. #90158

H"-lnch Cordless Drill

$7099

*ld1 AC/DC Q099 ^ular Saw.. .TOSI

a7V4-

Circular Saw..

Powerful AC/DC motor gives 5300 RPM of power. Features all-ball-and-rollef-bearing construction, built-in blower, variable torque clutch. 120-volt, 13-amp motor. #90160

13-Piece BltSet....T

High-speed-steei, twist drill set in molded plastic case. Sizes from to V4 inch by 64ths. Pro quality. #91772

Cordless

Screwdriver

$1999

Rechargeable screwdriver with forward/reverse switeh. Uses standard and Phillips screwdriver bits. #91705

Model 2105

.9999

3x 21* belt Sander with dust bag & all-ballbearing construction. Can be usiad as a bench Sander simply turning upside down. Has flush sanding capability. 120volt. #90154

YOUR CHOICE

Power

Tools.......Each

10-Inch Bandsaw

This rugged band saws table tilts 0**-45 for bevel and angle cuts. Has 14 HP direct drive motor. 3" thick x 10" wide cutting capacity. Mitre gauge included. #90190,92

Belt/Disc Sander

y< HP, 115-volt Sander with 4" belt and 6" disc. Belt tilts and locks at angles from 0-90. Table tilts from 0-45* for bevel sanding. Low pricel #90195

ST" .5299

This durable, 136 lb. saw will cut concrete, steel, roof tiles or masonry. Has a reversible cutter attachment for flush cutting. And an all-steel wheel guard to protect you from flying debris. #91637

7V4-lnch

Circular

179

1(Hnch

Table Saw

Features a % HP motor with 1HP output. Has steel cabinet, mitre gauge, anti-kickback device, see-through blade safety guard. 0-45i* blade angles. #90199

stop for your protection. Powerful 10-amp motor generates 2% HP. Cuts 2%" at 90*

& cuts IV at 45*. Also has an automatic r for all

ireat price! #91830

SWEEP UP THE SmNCS

5-GaHon

ShopV^ .Ti

vacuums both wet and dry materials. And its tough enough (or nails and sawdust pick-up. Wet pick-up has auto shut-off when full. #98690

13999

Deluxe 10-Gallon AQO Shop Vac TOy

Features variable airflow control - powers down for light cleaning, powers up for maximum suction. Vfocuums wet or dry, with auto shut-off when wet tank is full. Roils on wheels. #98692

^5 REBATE

Effective Thru 12/31/85

blower. Professional quality I your handyman projects. Gn

6-Gallon Jet Vac

Non-metallic vacuum has auto shut-off for no overflows; washable, reusable filter.

Limit 1 rebate per customer. #98688

$5499

-500

Lowes

Price

ite

$0099

Final Cost

Prices ki Effect Ttira December 24

Heavy Duty 4-Cycle Dryer

Has up to 70 minutes of timed drying control and four drying temf. $28a99i fS1420

HMatufMsaei&bKk with oak Mih. Rag.$4ft9a _

99K

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3-Speed

Automatic Washer .T

Features three arater levels, three wash/rinse I erature setectnns, a top4o-bottom agitator. bleacF dispenser, self-cleaning lint filter, two wash & spin speeds, self-leveling rear legs, heavy duty Vb HP motor and self-cleaning pump. Regular $39939. #51226

Brass Finish Hat & Coat Rack

$2499

Stands 72* high. Old-fashioned styling will add to any decor.

#96117

199

SAVE >40

23*x60'Oval Framed Mirror

$5999

This beautiful mirror features a dark Finished pine frame and is easy to assemble. Perfect tor theltodroom, bath, etc. Regular $9939. #96657

Backboard, Goei And

AdMableMe.....

Backboard is SOM mokfed fiberglass, SC's 48. Goal is solid steel with an afi-weather net. Pole adiusts6'to10'&has4'extenskxtarm. 92990,2

Basketball

Backboard

6 Hr. Blank VCR Tape .

See page 13 for a special offer on Sony VCR. #54945

YWJRCHOia

^AM/FM Clock Radio Or Stwao Headset Radio

-*2SSS?

$399

Rebate expires

_7/31/8& Limit one

each per customer. Clock radio Final has battery back-up (battery

Coat extra). Stereo headset radio

Each with belt clip. #5500535

Choice of sand or slate blue. An attractive and handsomely crafted rug. Regular $6999. #151523

HaiKlyCarWc

$1499

Operates off cigarette li 16' cord and washable

Has a #91710

*tarry Case & Tapes

$799

Case holds 10 caaeettoa. Includes tour 90-minuta cassettes. #54218

YOUR CHOICE

49^ 99*

Package of two. #988073 Package of Ibur. #752252638

Mechanics Tool Chest - c

$2999

Has a removable top chest with 3 drawers & storage area.

I Easy to assemble. #90719

Battery Operated Smoke Detector

Outdoor Extension Cord

I ^3

25-Foot

#70370

Features solid state circuitry, tow-battery indicator and loud pulsating alarm. Battery included. #73060

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CONTAINS LOIN END ROAST

COUNTRY STYLE RIBS AND CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS

Christmas I Combo Pak Trees I Pork Loin .

SVi-7

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Only

U. SI*E^

Large Eggs ....

KROGER OLD FASHIONED

White Bread ..

7-9 LB. AVG WHOLE OLDE VIRGINIE

BoimIms Ham

$^48

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SUNNY DELIGHT KROGER FRENCH

Cttras Punch Onion Dip

Jug

Cup

WHITE OR WHEAT-PILLSBURY CHILLED

Hot Loaf

Pkg

eaLemon 0

Btl

PILLSBURY

KROGER REGULAR,STRAWBERRY OR HERB N' SPICE

Cinnamon Rolls Cream Cheese

Pkg

Cup

FmuI

KROGER FROZEN

Pie Shells Whipped Topping

2$419 2$i19

10 Oz Jl S Oz

Pkgs H H

MRS SMITH'S

TROPICAL ISLE

Pumpkin Pie

Coconut

Pkg

999 2 QQ

KROGER FROZEN

Orange Juice

KROGER FROZEN CUT

Corn or Peas

i2^7

Cans

Bag

^99

>*l

-HeBday Pmly Headqua)tlm-

SNACKS-BEVERACES-MIXERS^SPIRITS

COUNTRY OVEN REGULAR OR DIP

Potato

Chips

Bag

DIET PEPSI PEPSI FREE OR

Pepsi

Cola

\ BIG K

LIr

NRB

115

PEPSI

Lemon Lime Soft Drink

KROGER ASSORTED

Snack Crackers.

Box

990

KROGER PARTY PACK

French

Onion Dip ....

Cup

$t29

MATLAWS ASSORTED VARIETIES

E99

Roll Bites

PkQ

690

KEEBLER STONE CREEK OR CRISPY light

Snack

Crackers

Box

$119

SLICE, SUNKIST OR

Mountain Deui........

ASSORTED VARIETIES

Golden Crown Mixers......

MR & MRS T

Bloody

Mary Mix.....

DUALITY

Holland Hous Mixes.......

LIr

NRB

Ltr

NRB

Btl

25 4

Btl

$129

590

$169

Ltr

NRB

special or dark

Lowenbrau Beer.....

12-Oz

NRB

$299

L A Or

Busch Beer .

12-Oz

Cans

$249

ASSORTED

Paul Masson Wines .....

1 5 Ltr

$449

TAYLOR SPARKLING

Blush

Champagne

Ltr

$559

PC4U

The Kroger carden

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has the answer!

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Ready-to-go M made-to-order

FLARED

Fruit Basket a

6 INCH POT

Colorful

Cycleman.. Ea

$7H

FRESH CUT

Christmas M Basket ^ Centerpiece

5 STEM BUNCH

Fresh Cut Pompons...

FRESH CUT

Santas

Only

Bun

Basket

PLASTIC

Oblong

Bowl

ROUND WOOD

>ult

dOWi 'J*

$999 $099 $499

HH Only Only

Cost Cutter Savings from Lever Brothers

LAUNDRY

Surf

OFF LABEL ^ LAUNDRY

Wisk

171

Detergent Detergent

Or^

Box

499

Btl

279

OFF LABEL AUTOMATIC

DEODORANT

Sunlight

Dish

Detergent

OFF LABEL LIOUID

Pkg

Sunlight

$2^ OeuSHit S 59

i 07

Dove

Bar

Soap

Btl

Values from Procter & Gamble

ASSORTED VARIETY BATHROOM

Charmin

Tissue

Roll

Pkg

A5S0RTE0-INClUDINQ

MICROWAVE

Bounty

Towels

jumtX)

Roll

assorted

WHITE CLOUD OR

Charmin V Tissue '

Roll

Pkg

107

FACIAL-

Puffs

Tissue

175

Pkg

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POTATO SALAD. COLE SLAW OR MACARONI SALAD

34J).Holday SaladPaa.. .

CHOOSE FROM CORNED BEEF, ITALIAN BEEF, PASTRAMI OR ROAST BEEF-EMMBER'S LEAN N TENDER.

Gourmet Meats..

Lb.

399

Renfauiiuwi

INCLUDES HUSH PUPPIES AND COLE SLAW

21-Pc. Shrimp Basket Ea.

mu POUND OF POTATO SALAD WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE

8-Pe. Bucket Fried Chicken Ea

$499

HOUSE OF RAEFOnO GOURMET

Turkey

Breast u>

DELICIOUS

Pineapple Walnut Delglit.. u>

$399

$^99

MIX OR MATCH!

CHOOSE FROM COMBO, PEPPERONI OR DELUXE

8 Individual Pan Pizza

3?5

CHOOSE FROM CHIVE, NACHO, BACON OR FRENCH ONION

Deli Chip Dips ...

BUY ONE POUND GET ONE POUND

FREE!

20% Off SMrfood Salad SALE!

Shrimp

Salad fu>

$259

Neptune Salad ..

$399

Hoogie Fixw'-

PRIMO GENOA SALAMI ^^PROVOLONE CHEESE

SWIFTS PREMIUM HARD SALAMI

.^SWIFTS SANDWICH PEPPERONI

FlXmS ONLY SANDWICN NOT WCLUOIOFK! BDroHKLMNOVWX

Freshness

makes the ^Difference!

Pumpkin Pie

Pie

ALL VARIETIES

Meringue Or da 00 Cream Pies.. Ea * 1

TWO LAYER, EIGHT INCH

Coconut

Cake a 9 Ea

FOUR LAYER, EIGHT INCH GOURMET INTERNATIONAL

Creme De Menthe Cake Ea

PUMPERNICKLE, RYE, WHEAT.

Variety

Breads

$399 2 ^ 149

Loaves

FRESH BAKED

s59RSr

Pkg

99c

Holiday specialsParty Trays for the Holidays!

What variety!! for yoor Holiday entertaining, or for a delectable girt, enloy the convenience of Deli Party Trays!

Heres your answer to trouble-free entertaining at home or at the office. Let the Kroger Deli prepare any of over 25 varieties of Party Trays that will make your party a guaranteed success. Choose from a variety of the freshest meats, cheese, salads, relishes, pastries or desserts to create an elegant party with all the trimmings. For one stop shopping convenience, let the Deli do it.

Heres just one example:connoisseurs Choice

Our most popular tray includes moist, pink ham, roast beef, savory corned beef and tasty turkey breast along with American, Swiss and Muenster cheese. Accented with the dip or salad of your choice.

Large

Serves 18-24

37.95 edium Serves 12-16 $24.95 Smaii Serves 8-10 $14.95

Order in Advance, complete brochure and price list available at the Deli.

FOR QUICK AND EASY HOLIDAY DINNERS... TRY A DELI SPIRAL SLICED GLAZED HAM!

Perfect Slices

i Table Ready

^ Fully Cooked

Flavorful and Lean

Glaxe Mix and Recipes

Convenient Serving Stand

FULLY BAXED DELICIOUS

Spiral Sliced Glazed Ham

Avg Wgt. 8-9 Lbs

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Fleur-De-Lait Cream Cheese

de climet!

Garden Vegelao. ^Orange

Peach

Pineapple

St iwberry

Chocolate

Date/Nut Rum

Lb.

349

ALL BEEF

Summer Sausage

SAOO f LS

099

.gjg Save $1.00

SHARP. CHEDDAR, PORT WINE, BLEU OR BACON

Cheese

Balls

.00 Lb.

PC 7 ABDEFCHKLMNQVWX

Krogerng B

High Quality, ii

QUARTER PORK LOIN CUT UP INTO

Pork

Chops

$.138

.b. HCONTAINS:

Loin End Roast Country Style Ribs Center Cut Pork Chops

COUNTRY style

Pork $4 58

Spare Ribs ... Lb ^ I

RIB END CUT

Pork $4 38

Roast....... Lb I

LOIN END CUT

Pork c ^48

I Roast .......r'Lb -I

lI7 Yill'

CENTER CUT .

$148

Steaks Lb ^ I

TAILS. FEET. OR . ' ,

Pork Neck AOO

Bones.......lb *tO

95% LEAN COUNTRY CLUB

Canned Hat ^..

HOLLY FARMS CUT UP MIXED FRYER PARTS OR GRADE A

LIMIT 3 PKGS

Holly Farms Whole Fryers

OLDE ITALIAN BRAND DELUXE OR

PepperonI Pliza...PC8 W

Difference... Better Meat.More Holiday variety. Cost cutter Prices!

USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTRN GRAIN FED BEEF BONELESS

Bottom Round Roast

488

USDA GOV T INSPECTED GENUINE

Ground

Chuck

DELUXE OR PEPPERONI

Microwave Pizza......

24.S299

OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT

Siiced

Boiogna

Pkg

$149

COST CUTTER

Siiced Bacon.

Pkg

GWALTNEY

Sliced Bacon.

Lb.

Pkg

459

USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF, .

BONELESS e

Rib Eye Steak .

398

USDA CHOICE HEAVY .

WESTERN GRAIN F^D BEEF, Q

Boneless N.t. Strip Steak.

Lb.

398

USDA GOV'T INSPECTED

GENUINE

Ground

Round

USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAN FED BEEF.

Boneless Top Sirloin Steak

KROGER (1 LB, PKG $178)

All Meat Wieners.....

BUY ONE GET ONE

UNTRIMMED FRESH DOMESTIC

KROGER SLICED

Luncheon fAeats

JIMMY DEAN ALL VARIETIES

Pork

Sausage

Whole Leg of Lamb Lb

$198

OLD VILLAGE REGULAR OR POLISH

Lb.

Pkg

Smoked

Sausage

$199

Lb.

Pkg

LOUIS RICH

Sliced Turkey

Variety Pak.. Pkg

$199

CAROLINA PRIDE hot or MILD

Pork

Sausage

;Pko.

POINT CUT BONBLBSS BMSKET

Corned Beef ' dPC9M

,j^ S*SSv*V^i&S^^SS^

Fresh and Froien treats fromth^

Seafood Shoppe;

STUFFED WITH CRAB MEAT CAPTAIN JOES

Stuffed Flounder

BUY-ONE-GET ONE /Vvv/

FREE! #

NEVER FROZEN STANDARD

Fresh

Oysters

12 Oz

FRESH SURF-A-RONI OR PEG LEG

Seafood Salads

BUY ONE-GET ONE

PREE! -0

PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 3 5 02 AVG WGT SELECT

Lobster Tail

PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 70 CT AND UP-SMALL

FRESH-NEVER FROZEN OCEAN

Perch Fillets

61-70 CT COOKED PEEL-N-EAT

Headless Shrimp......

NEW ENGLAND 60-70 CT

Cooked Cocktail SMmp.

$6S9

1 Lb. Pkg

$999

Hbbom

OF NEW KMGLAND

HARRIS ATLANTIC

Claw

Crab Meat...

PREVIOUSLY FROZEN PEELED. DEVEINED

Cooked Salad Shrimp

Can

Lb.

$399

PREVIOUSLY FROZEN

Swordfish Steaks ...

NEVER FROZEN

Fresh

Haddock

$499

ABBOTTS FRESH

Seafood

Dipts

PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 26-32 CT. JUMBO

Headless

Shrimp

SERVE & SAVE-COOKED

Salad

Shrimp

GREAT FOR HORSDOEUVRES OR OYSTER STUFFING

FRESH-Vz BUSHEL

In-Shell

Oysters

INCLUDES:

ABBOnS-FRESH

Clam

Chowder

$199

Pint

NOT AVAILABLE AT GREENVILLE KROGER SAV-ON

SERVES 6-12 PEOPLE

Shrimp &Crab

^ 1-Lb. Larfo Cooked CecktaU

Bushel

' W-Lb. Imitation Crab Sticks

Vk-Lb.

Party Tray $

Homostyle CocktaM Saues Only

APC10M

Holiday Savings on...

Healt

Beauty Aids

GIFT SETS

FREE GIFT WRAPPING OF FRAGRANCES WITH PURCHASE

after shave (4.25 OZ) AND SWISS KNIFE

OM Spice QmSet

AFTERSHAVE COLOGNE (4 25 02)

Old Spice GtftSet

Only

^'''Gillette ATRA PLUS

S COUNT

AffhiMy

SHAVE CREAM (6 OZ.) AFTER SHAVE (4.25 OZ.) AND MUG

Old Spice Gift Set

CONOmONER OR

Affinity

Shampoo

$^49

NEW ATRA PLUS

LOO* F0 MANOf ACTuflERS CCXJRON IN DCCEMflER g SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS

TrMISIse Atra Plus Razor ONLY 99

MinutMlg's.

Coupon 50*

By Mail

TWMTMT 49^

VASELINE

Intensive Care Lotion.......

Btl.

RAVE

Hair

Masque

>1*9

SOSS

Correctol

natural GRAM LAXATIVE WITH FRUIT RBER

THE WOMANS NATURAL HBER LAXATIVE

108

(10.3 OZ.) OR ORANGE FLAVOR

Correctol

$49

"X...

CALCIUM DEFPICIENCV

Suplical

Tablets

$229

GEL (8.2 OZ.) OR

Colgate

Toothpaste

$139

KROGER PHARMACY ^

Insulin Pricing? ^ I FREE!

Check Our Everyday Low Prices On Insulin And Syringes.

Special Pricing on Insulin Needs and Related Pharmaceuticals. - CALL TODAY!

VALUABLE KROGER PHARMACY COUPON

2 Tubes

(90Z.) REGULAR OR (8.2-OZ.) GEL

Coigate Toothpaste

WITH ANY NEW PRESCRIPTION IN THE KROGER PHARMACY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOACR NOT TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER PHARdAACY PROMOTION OFFER GOOD THRU DEC 13, I88S COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER

Only

SHAVE CREAM (6 OZ.) AFTERSHAVE (2.5 OZ.) AND RAZOR

OM Spice Gift Set

Only

Q99

FOR THAT WINTER COLD

VKKS

COUGH MEDICINE

Formula 44D.....

FOH CHEST COLDS

Vicks Vaporub .

VICKS

Sinex LmA*

NIGHT TIME RELIEF

liquid Nyquii. I..

saiEd^

SI QQ REFUND CHECK

BY MAX

OUR PRICE

LESS MFR. REFUND

$199

*1.99

lburPrice*OJOO

99 dl>9<l9tf

Vj oz. SIZE SeedtlaNsinMorc

PC 11 AOEFGHKLMNOVWX

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Christmas

6 FT. SCOTCH PINE

MODEL 031806X/P 1 PIECE 77 TIPS

6 FT. CANADIAN PINE

3 PIECE ARTIFICIAL CANADIAN PINE EASY TO ASSEMBLE MODEL 86022

Only

^4488

4 FT.

NEW ENGLAND FIR

6 FT. DELUXE SPRUCE

Giant A ^

Christmas Bows e. ^ I

100 COUNT MIDGET UGHTS

38-IN WHITE OR 35 IN

Plush Rad 6OO

Tree Skirt.... e. *4

100 CT CLEAR OR MULTI COLOR SINGLE FLASH SET.

Only

$499

Giant Pom Pom

TFOO Top a Ea.

9/i-IN

Giant Tinsoi G AOO

Tree Top ...

WITH CLEAR BULB ^

3 Candie G aqq

Candoiier omy^Z^*

HEAVY DUTY

Holiday

SINGLE FLASH/END CONNECTOR

50 Count Midget

Only

CHRISTMAS

GARLAND

YOUR CHOICE 8 PLY 3 IN X 12 FT OR 4 PLY V/t IN X 20 FT

Only

$949

Light Set.....

MINATURE LIGHT

Lighted Angel Tree Top.....

DECORATIVE |

Angel Wreath Tree Top.....

MODEL 504

Miniature Tree Top.....

Tree Stand''m' e.

$799

iDt^CHKMNVWX

1000 COUNT ICICLES

TARNISH-PROOF FLAME RESISTANT 18 IN. LENGTH

4 M

H Boxes I,

5^Headquarters

30 IN. TRADITIONAL 40 SO FT OR 30 IN FOIL 13 SO. FT

Assorted OOO

Christmas Paper Roll

SATIN BALL ORNAMENTS

20 2-IN OR 18 2''2-IN ^TIN ORNAMENTS

Only

169

PLASTIC PARTY GLASSES

FLAT WRAP 12 SHEETS

6 PACK WINE OR CHAMPAGNE

100 Sq^ Ft. 6 ^ AA

Christmas Paper Only

Only

169

MTA

SfStRV1

EFKSMfl

REGULAR OR LARGE

Ornament Hooks.....w

8 PACK PLASTIC

10 Oz. Christmas Tumbiers.....

Only

VELVET & LACE

Scented

Ornaments ... e.

$49

KEEPS NEEDLES ON

Preserve

Tree Freshner.

Btl

99^

STURDY CONE SHAPED

Con-I-Stan Tree Stand ... e.

$799

CARE BEARS OR CARE BEARS COUSINS

YOUR CHOICE OF SOFT & CUDDLY CARE BEARS OR CARE BEAR COUSINS

OUR LOW PRICE

13M

.AAA

MAIL IN REBATE .2*

YOUR FINAL

COST II**

TRANSPARENT

311^450 or %x300 iNagie Tape

4 PK BLOUSE, 3 PK. SHIHT

Assorted Gift Boxes....

99^

2.M 99^

CHRISTMAS FAVORITES PIANO-VIBRAHARP

Christmas Beiis Cassette Tape

$699

CHRISTMAS TREE STAND

MODEL 200 THREE LEG HEAVY DUTY TREE STAND

$959

WOODEN

Noel

Candle Train

SPRAY SNOW

Window Fiock......

C-9 SIZE CHRISTMAS

Replacement Bulbs......

6 FT. BROWN OR WHITE

Extension Cords .

CHRISTMAS COOKIE TINS

SEVERAL 3 PIECE SETS TO CHOOSE SQUARE. ROUND OR OCTAGONAL

Only

$499PC U OEFGHKLMNVWX

Christmas

One,1Vvo,

F^.

2forlPrints i

I Get twu ossy prints for the I price ofone. Just bring us your I popular size lm today. One

n>ll per coupon. C-41 process, g Offer expires Dec. 14.1985.

I Coupon must accompany order

s}ru/AiytA9

Blu*

Dot"*

10 FLASHES

FUP FLASH

$^27

FLASHUGHT. WITH BATTERIES

OURA^LL/ DURABEAM REGUL/ 4 SIZE FLASHLIGHT

Only

3 CUBES 12 FLASHES

MAGICUBE

S^27

Only

10 FLASHES

FLASHBAR

$49

Only

588

COMPACT FLASHLIGHT

WITH BATTERIES POCKET SIZE FITS INTO SMALL PURSE

$988

Only

DURACEU BATTERIES C, Dor 9 Volt $1.97

AA OR AAA

Two Pack.... $1.59

AAOR AAAA

Four Pack.... $2.89

9 VOLT

Twin Pack ... $3.49

Enjoy Polaroid pictures on Christmas Day

SINGLE PACK TIME ZERO 600 SPEED FILM

$777 $^00

POLAROID VIDEO CASSETTES

OUR LOW PRICE

MFG. MAIL-IN REBATE

T-120 VHS L750 BETA

OUR LOW PRICE

POLAROID MAIL IN REBATE

YOUR FINAL COST

$677

POLAROID ONE STEP 600

EASY TO USE: NO FOCUSING REUIRED NEVER BUY BAT-TERIES-THEY'RE IN THE PACK OF FILM

*1 & 2 off Polaroid film!

Send to Potaroid Bo* 2425. Unionville, CT 06087, with dated sales receipt and Made in U S A circled from film box bacfc panel Polaroid will send you Si lor single pack. $2 tor two-pack If purchased before i 31 86 and coupon received try 2 28 86 Allow 60 days tor delivery Limit one rebate per household company Moid where restricted Film purchased for this offer cannot be used for other Polaroid offers

Print Name

Address

City

Stale Zip

Polaroid loH free (800)225-1384

T . V .V V V

Headquai^rs

GRAN PRIX AM PERSONAL RADIO

DELUXE FEATHER LIGHT DYNAMIC HEADPHONES

Only

999

BUY 2 GET 1 PAIR FREE!

SHEER ELEGANCE SILKY SUPPORT SPECIAL 3 PR PACK SUPPORT THAT LOOKS & FEELS LIKE Only REAL SILK

$499

GPX AM/FM STEREO HEADPHONE RADIO

SAVE UP TO

^2* BY MAIL*

Only

MODEL A8200 SOFT TOUCH FOAM EARPADS

1399

ill

M & M PLAIN OR PEANUT

YOUR CHOICE REGULAR 1 LB PLAIN OR PEANUT OR RED & GREEN "HOLIDAY."

1-Lb

Bag

^99

91 CASH WITH 1 PROOF OF PURCHASE. S3 CASH PLUS TWO 2S COUPONS WITH 2 PROOFS OF PURCHASE.

OUR LOW PRICE

MFG. MAIL-IN REBATE

YOUR FINAL COST

$iS4

BUY 2 GET 1 FREE BY MAIU

REGULAR. QUEEN & CONTROL TOP

Sheer Energy Colors......

Only

$299

DUAL CASSETTE MUSIC SYSTEM

*129

MODEL R6400 WITH RACK & TOvyER SPEAKERS IN TERIOR RECORDING ^ ,

RECEIVER AND TURNTABLE Only

6 0z. Box

6O2

Box

DELICIOUS

Whitman Sampler ...

CHOCOLATE COVERED

Borden Thin Mints .

PRIMROSE

Baby Ribbon or Rock Candy Only

MILK CHOCOLATE

Brachs Villa Cherries

$i$9

I e !

nt ri .r

790

$i19

MODEL E529

MINI-DIGITAL ALARM CLOCK

PM/ALARM ON LED INDICATOR TOP PANEL-CONTROL 9 MIN REPEAT SNOOZE BAR. 24-HOUR MEMORY ALARM

OUR LOW PRICE

MFG. MAIL-IN REBATE

MAGNAVOX CASSETTE RECORDER

MODEL D8040 TWO 4-IN SPEAKERS BUILT-IN MIC. AC/DC CUE & REVIEW

$4499

Only Ti

YOUR FINAL COST

$099

MAGNAVOX

RADIO

MODEL D-0210 PORTABLE AM/FM POWER BOOSTER RADIO

$1999

Only

HERSHEY KISSES OR MINIATURES

REGULAR SILVER OR RED & GREEN FOIL, HERSHEY OR REESE'S MINIATURES

BagPC 15 OEFCHKLMNVW

Choose from aelection

in the

Kroger

Garcien

SUN GIANT

GOLDEN RIPESeedless Sweet Dole > Raisins Tngelos ^^ananas

Pecan

COMPLETE VARIETY OF HOUDAY BAKING ITEMS INCLUDING FRUITS AND NUTSI

SMfixm

GREEN TOP

PENCIL THIN Gkooffi OnkNis

3 99^1 2Ji

LUE

RANCH.

mcm

TOUR

Dr9sslns. m

$1?9

Bunch

FRESH

T'A- 4

.TENDER

Orooffi M9 tottuce

SWEET

Onions

GREEN TOP

Bunch

Rndithct

2.1

Carrots

Bch

3 99*

Avocados

CALIFORNIA 88 SIZE

Navel

Oranges..

5,.si

WESTERN

DAnjou

Pears.... ib

79^

FC(Wa Sl5|)|)e

DECORATIVE

Polnsettia

Pot

$499

FRESH CUT

Pompons

Stem

Bch

399

%'S

DOUBLE-BACK GUARANTEE

Well double your money back if youre not satisfied with the fruits & vegetables you buy at Kroger!

Go Krogering

PC 16 M

JCPenney Co., 1986, WK20/46SE

f:4X

Sporty savings from Par Four.

The JCPenney Sfx^rt Slack.

Super buys on colorful towels!

JCPenney

EVENT STARTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11 and ENDS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1985

GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA THE PLAZA

Shop 10;00am to 10:00pm Daily Store Phone 756-1190 Catalog Phone 756-2145

Advertising Supplement to THE DAILY REFLECTOR

Prices good through Sunday, Dec. 15,1985

' \ DrugstoresGIFTS

FOAflLOT A

EMERSON

TELEVISIONLSS!

VILLA

CHERRIES

V _brachs ^^Binpw

B R A C H sr^-

tEi- fe.

X ;il.! ( h

BREAD

BOX

SAVE $3.11

TONKA"

GO-BOTS

Value and Selection.

-'o

YOUR

- . CHOICE

Each

OM Spiet Q Nt Set Hh AHtr Sliive aiKt S(Mp on a Reap. Or QHt Set inctuding ettor shae with

NFL Trivia Book. Reg. lo7.7S

Sat Sat

ChafMF EaeanW Tkmlar Coly Meek for Mae. SetAltilOValue. Nytaetnwelliaswia

A perfect ChHatmaa gift muaklteme.Reo.MS

aat

Biftiah Sterling Set

2 oz; colognes 2.75 oz. deodorant stick. Reg. 9.00

Chape* After Shave

Lotton. 1.8 ounce. Regular7.50

Each Each

Matehabelll Musk for Men Crest Pump. Regular, Qel,

After Shave/Cologne. 2 Mint, Tartar Control. 4.6 ol

ounce. Reg. 6.00 Regularizo

SSS His or Her Favorite Fragrance

Affordable Name Brands

Personal Care Products

(

Lovely Christmas Gift

FACETED STONE SET

24 Inch necklace.........Sale 5.99

Matching earrings.......Sale 2.95

Holiday Gifts For A

.ot Lot Less... Save Now!! I

ERR

Drugstores

Electrifying Savings

M % w%

m Holiday Gift Specials!

iMll

CryttatEefTAV-Eltvin \ndfm. 8oxd: a0t^S3

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Fabulous Holiday Gift Savings

YoiarCQCIAfllM^lltbtir QH.1 a49 Txfwo*Aiilt^rMit Coolant Conrot^ Praitetioii. Smo now wMi tiio rabila. Rag. 3J0

Fbaplioallatdiai.

Portoct lor Hghtffig liras on tbme

coldf^ts. "

CowiMidtf iamambyewaiaady H

b^^NwalgMatal eomaniant to usa. PI M

ookands. FIva inch car Oasign. lovaty Christmas gift.

Santa Saves Here

Tonka

Toys

Q.I.JotBridgUyfr

with figur. Rg. 12.M Sn%9JOO

Qilp^. Robot ctloftwhlcte. Batttfy-oporatad. Rag. iMt

Each

Ptaymataa* Ttwndar-vatta. Battaiy-oparatad. Rag. 7.8. Sava 242

Taaoh *n Play Clown. Soft LitHa HalparShopptitg

and pHh clown haipa Sat by FItla^Pffaai

taach childran. Rag. tlSB Regular ia9l

Merry Savinqs!CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OF KERR ORUG STORES.. havelock research triangle

RALEIGH CARY GARNER WILSON DURHAM ABERDEEN ROCKY MOUNT LOUISBURG

CREEDMOOR BUTNER CLAYTON CARRBORO CHAPEL HILL JACKSONVILLE FAYEHEVILLE

GOLDSBORO GREENVILLE DUNN TARBORO WILLOWOALE SANFORD KINSTON CHARLOHE

Karrs PolicyKerr Drugs reserves the right to limit quantities of ell items. Kerrs Policy is to provide you with the items advertised at the price advertised. However, due to the seasonality of some Items, Rainchecks will not be available lor some items.

Drug Stores

Of youriMiMf Iwclr

r.'if

t:;Sale starts Wed., Dec 11; ends Sot., Dec 14,

unless otherwise indicated

eSMTt, Rotbuek and Co., f M0

leHiJMliewiirgstai

JsBsS9^3gss5mmaai&

ssr

Lerge ttems such m funtftura end eppHencet ere inventoded in <hw distribution center end wW be scheduled hw pich-up or delivery. OeKveiy Is not included in eeWet pricee

mesfSo>wsisCieiissiotiac(NoiitwoodeciiwisiioivWv.ctertowcCoMbisDim^Fim<eseie

Soert pricing policy: Ifenitemienotdetcribedas foduced or a apocial purchaao, it ia at ita rogutar prico. A ipodlal purchaae, though not reduced, i an exceptional vaiut.

bvv

rap up a beautiful Christmasat Sears

Most ilsn at reduced prices

Holiday styles with that fabulous fit407con misses Pants-That-Fit

Separates-That-Fit in regular and full misses sizes. Easy-care polyester. Pants. In short and average lengths, too! Cinch-back waist for smooth look. Blazar. FuHy Hned. Reg. $46 .... .29.99

SUrt A-Nne style. Reg. $20......11.99

Print blouae. Misses. Reg. $20 . .11.99 Solid blouse. Misses Reg $18... 11.99 Use Your Sears Charge Card!

Popular favorites make daydreams brightCharacter ploywear makes great gifts

FOR GIRLS:

A. Tweetie Bird top. 4^x. reg, $13.99 . .10.49 Tweetie Bird peril. 4-6x, reg. $13.99,10.49

B. Looney Tunes 2-pieoe set, sizes 7-14. reg $18.99............................14.24

eWwrNro.lnc.FOR BOYS:

C. Mickey Mouse stwt. 4-7. reg. $8.99. 6.74 Mickey Mouse vest. 4-7, reg. $8.99 . 6.74 Mk:key Mouse perM, 4-7, reg. $8.99. 6.74

D. Mickey Mouse top, 4-7, reg. $8.99... .6.74 Mickey Mouse cardigan, sizes 4-7, reg.

$10.99.............................8.24

Mickey Mouse panL 4-7, reg. $8.99.. .6.74

e WM Omy PtodudimFOR TODDLERS:

E. Pooh and the Gang 2-pc. set. sizes 2T-4T, reg. $17..........................12.75

Lise Your Sears Charge Card!

Cozy and comfy ...

' - r

cas Hito tadNr.lne. "

all snug in their bedsNightwear favorites make Christmas bright FOR GIRLS:

A. $15.99 gown, sizes 7-14............11.99

$13.99 gown, sizes 4-6x............10.49

B. Warm, fluffy robe, 4-6x, reg. $16.99. .12.74 Ftobe, sizes 7-14. reg. $21.99.......16.49

FOR BOYS:

C. Masters of the Universe action pajamas, sizes 4-7, reg. $9.99................7.49

D. Transformers pjs, 8-14, reg. $10.99.. .8.24

FOR TODDLERS:

E. Care Bears gown, 1T-4T, reg. $7.99 . .5.99

F. Winnie-the-Pooh pjs, boys and girls sizes 1T-4T,reg.$9........... 6.75

GCX)D NATIONWIDE NO ANNUAL FEE

Ojrtflil

^7-^10 OFF men's slacks

1799

I # Reg $25

7 OFF Flexslex*. Stretch woven polyester slacks. Ban-Rol* waist In solids, heathers and patterned tick weaves.

$a OFF Arnle chino slacks. Polyester and m /\0Q

cotton sokd-color slacks have coordinating belt. I

$28 Lm^s* Action slacks..............19.99 I wReg. i

I. $26

$10 OFF Amia* slacks. Longwearing washable blend of polyester and wool. In solids and heather tones. Ban-Rol waistband.

Reg $32*2 OFF men's underwear *3 OFF winter underwear

Stave off It cok) of winterl cotton, Sanfor-Knit for Long sleeve crew T-shirt and

^^awers of warm, absorbent

package of 3. ioo% cotton circular knit.

$8.99 ea

^ * W

n^. 129.99

Hiking boots are great for work or leisure! Sueded spitt leather uppers, lugged soles of man-made materials. Cushioned heel pad.

insulatsd boots keep your feet warm during the winter. Full-grain 0^99

leather uppers with padded urethane collar. Steel shank.

Rag. $34.99

SAVE ^4-^10 on mens flannel shirts and Roebucks* Jeans

$6 OFF Sears Bast flannel sMrt Warm up in our Perma-Prest* flannels of polyester and cotton. In hearty plaids.

899

\#Ftog.$l4J9

$10 OFF Sears Bast quHt-Unad flannal shirt. Polyester and cotton. Nylon Hnlng; polyester fiberflll.

$18.99 Roebucks cotton western shirt.............13.99

TalatnaalafenlwHMngB.

1599

iWnre S2S.90

$4 OFF Man's Roebucks* Jaans. Save on comfortable, longwearlng Jeans of 100% heavyweight cotton denim.

$19.99 Roebucks washed denim Jeans.............14.99

1299

BRmSISJS

All our mens sturdy DieHard* work shoes

^OFF

Full-grain leather uppers, polyurethane soles. Ask about our warranty. Double steel shank. Cushioned in-soleaMenrs sizes

A. $79J9 8-in. boot, 89 J9

B. $64.99 oxford. 44.99

C. $74J06^ahoe.54J9

UMVourSMnOwsaCMdl

Save ^7-^ on long gowns and cuddly robes for misses

Hobw spodafly napped and sheared for incredible softneesi Shown-m Ooubte C^" brushed nyton arfo polyeater goeniTT. yrffiy ^ polywfor fleece wry robe.........2SJQ

OiFaellnypolyeelerlleeceorpluahpltoaculfo.rS.S8 .SSAVE on misses dresses in flattering pastels

The 1^... a gentle wash of delicate color, rippling with softness. Many styles, all of smooth pohr ^

$AVE30% eo ell eur feshtoneble dvidi-sfyle hendbeml

Perf^fw dress or casual wear. Choose from a renoed popular styles and cofore fnoor

19^

$28

Holiday Home Electronic SALE

SAVE $150 on 19-in. color TV with romoto

Cable-cofT^)atible quartz turner. 17-key 0^099 (Srect access remote. One-button color.

19-In. diag. meas, color pichjre.

T)miDl24

SAVE *100 on dual tapo rock sloroo

System has dual cassette, AM/FM re- IAAPO ceiver with equalizer, turntable and 2 17 T rk.

speakers. Rack has casters, storage.

SAVE $70 on olochonic typowritof

Lift-off correction wHh memory and lAAOO speed buffer, interchangeable daisy- 177^ wheel printing. Case/Nd/handle ind.

$269.99

T)miD:26

UVI *150 on VHS VCR With romoto

14-day/4-program record. Wireless in- 0^099 frared remote. Cable-compatibie tuner. 047 rm.

Quick-set record system. Thru Dec 23.

SAVE $30 on portoblo itoroo

AM/FM receiver and cassette play/re- AQ9Q cord system Built-in mikea AC/DC Baf 47 ro. teries extra Thru Dec 21. .s

SAVE $10-$20 on yofr dioico of phonos

A. Console phone 20-number memory, 0099 redial Tona/pulsa Reo $49.99 m.

B. Trim-style with memory. Reg. $38.99 TmiDw2i

SAVE $50 on portable TV/storoo

5-in. diao. meas, black and white pic- AA99 ture TV/AM/FM with hea(k)hone stereo. 77 Headphones included. AC/DC.

BMtry pack Mira

Thru Dm 24 Egch of tttese advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

$14999

SAVE AM/FM ttoffoo

AM/FM cassette personal stereo with headphones ...........29.90

Clock radio

Recharge battery backup. Dual alarma Month, day display 29.99

SAVE 1/21 Zoom blnocukm

7 to 15x35mm wide-angle zoom lens. 227-ft. wide view at 1000 yds. Quick-focus lever. Fully coated optics.

4999

_ ln19S6 QuMWMfenaKL S|mnoQi.*Wog

Bmoculara ara m Iwgw eoraa HIctoty and M/rtto BMdi

SALE! Kenmore' for Christmas!

Kenmore 22-stitch sewing machine

8 utllty, 8 stretch phjs 6 decorative stitch- SJJjJSfcS es. Built-in 4-step bartack buttonhole system, drop-in bobbin and more. IW

SAVE MOO

Kenmore 3.2 peak HP Power-Mate vacuum

S2699 I

.80 VCMA HP motor. Beater-bar and bnish, active edge dean, motor overload protection, and more.

Large-capacity pair Automatic pair

RB.t349.9

198

Washer; cotton/sturdy, perrnanent press cydes. 2 water levels.

Dryer; Cotton/sturdy, permanent press, air only option for fluff drying. r s278.m

Touch Up setting. e A98

WNMonly.QMdiyrS40mor. Orm

Diyin niquira oonraclor. Mira.

299

WSsher; large-capadty, 2 speeds, 5 cydes including pre-emsh... .

Self-cieaning lint filter. White.

Dryer; soNd stateshuts off at preselected dryness level! White.

Qm diyw 140 mm.

SMcM ooirn *

349t!

279

SAVE 60

Kenmore upright vac, tools

9999

2 speeds. 4 car-, pet pile heights, edge dean, quick cord storage, replaceable beater-bar and brushes.

ISlandsDML24

Frostless refrigerator

19.0 cu. ft. side-by-side

WMhoU lownalwr

16.3 cu. ft. total capacity.

2 crispers for produce, 2 full-width adjustable shelves. ?_

Power Miser switch.

Attractive textured steel doors, roll- C C

ers, reversible doors. White. ^ ^ ^$74999

Icamakar hook-up axtra. With cmakar

S649.99

All-frostless interiorno messy defrosting chores!

Removable shelves, meat pan for neat food storage.

Tight-fitting door gaskets help keep in cold air.

Whrteonly

619

Reg. $699.99 Kenmore Quality!

Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

SAVE 50-*240

on Kenmore kitchen appliances

M50 OFF

Mid-size microwave with Auto Defrost

Reg.

$399.99

249

WNkquinHHlMl

*200 OFF! Large-capacity microwave

80 programmed recipes 4-stage memory including Auto Defrost Cook up to 3 foods at once On accordance with instructions) Probe Variable power Delay start.

SAVE30! Cart with hutch

BeauMul oak-color microwave cart with enclosed storage area topped off with eye-level hutch. While quantities last.

29952

S4MM

While quentitlet iMt*

109^

4-stage memory including Aulo Defrost for precise defrosting of meat, fish and poultry Cook by timeor use the probe to cook by temperature Automatic hold/warm Delay start Electronic touch controls Variable power

^50 OFF! Microwave fits your idtchen 3 ways to save courtter spocei

Reg. 1248199"

Imagine microwave speed without losing any kitchen counter space! compact model mounts under cabinets or on your wall.* Or place on counter, too. Has 2-stage memory, delay start, electronic touch controls, variable power. SoKd state.

Requiree rnounmg bracM, exira.

LAST 4 DAYS! EVERY KENMORE DISHWASHER ON SALE!

A groat gift idea for Mom! Choose from built-in or portable modelsfull-size or space savers!

HERE ARE JUST A FEW!

A. Full-size dishwasher with Power Miser control to help save energy. Normal and light wash cycles.

B. $100 OFF dishwasher with pofs/ pans cycle for heavily soiled loads. Power Miser control, automatic rinse injector. 24 In.

C. $240 OFF dishwasher with 3-level wash action. Water Miser and pots/pans cycle and automatic rinse injector. 6-hr. delay wash option

RB.2a9a

229"

RS.399.M

299"

WMS599.99

359

While quantltiei last!

Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

Aak bom Smk Auihotind FREE ESTIMATES'

SALE! Gifts for the home

SAVE *349>*600 on 2>pc group or sectional sleeper

799

A Honey Creek invitingly comfortable sofa and chair group with rolled arms. DuPont* orlon velvet in brown. Reg. $1149.99. Accent tablea reg $169.99......129.99

B. Hennepin sectional with wedge sofa and fuH size sleeper. Reg. $1399.99. Matching

ottoman on end, reg. $169.99.....119.99

Accent tables, reg. $199.99.......149.99

Your

choice

*10 OFF

Mwider

a 19^

Handy 14-speed blender belongs in all we 11 -equipped kitchens. A great gift!

*13 OFF

Visions set

5-piece set can used in the microwave or on the range. Comfortable stay-cool handles.

*30 OFF

Cookware set

SM.M

10-pc. stainless steel set has aluminum clad bottoms for even heat distribution.

HOO OFF 2-way recllner

ManHandler. Soft lAAOO vinyl. Reg. $299.99 ITY

Convenient

appliances

YOUR

CHOICE

Small appliances are ^st right for gift-giving. Choose from our selection at a terrific low pnce. Spray/steam/dry iron. Reg. $24.99

3V^-quart alow cooker. Reg. $19.99

2-allca toaater with pastry settings for tarts. Reg. $29.99 Electric knife with 2-position blade. Reg $24.99 4 to 10-cup coffeemaker. Fieg. $24.99

Under-cabinet can opener with power pierce. Reg $24.99 Hot air popcorn popper. Reg. $24.99

Tatoi* applnoM*r not In Aahidid WMlby and WUhaiMoa Cookwar* la not in AaMand, OanvtUa, Hign Pomi, Oaaionia, QraanvWa, Rocky Mount Stiaiby and WMHaaiaon.

Fumltura and baddaig ara not avadabia in: Aaniana Concofd, Oanvdla, OoMabow). Oiaan-vMa, High Point Hock HiH, Rocky MountShalby and WMkamaon.

\ IC Open Home 100% cotton terry both towels

Luxuriously thick terry bath $3.49 terry washcloth.........2.99

towels of naturally soft and $5.99 terry hand towel........3.99

absorbent cotton. Vivid colors. $14.99 bath rug 22x35 in .... 9.99

Home fashions are not in Ashland, Shelby or Williamson.

Reg. $9.99

44% OFF twin pmcalw ihMts

Polyester, cotton Perma-Prest* sheets.

$12.99 full flat or fitted..............8.99

$19.99 queen flat or fitted.........14.99

$22.99 king fiat or fitted...........16.99

A. Regal II antique satin, 48x84 in., pr., reg. $39.99, 29.99; B. Royal Jewel II sheer panel, 40x84 in., ea., reg. $7.99, 5.99; C. Chico II unlined open-weave, 48x84 in.. pr., reg. $26.99,19.99; not shown: Carlisle textured, 48x84 in., pr., reg. $26.99, 19.99 and Sherbet 1C 50x84 in., pr., reg. $29.99 19,99

Price includes drapery only

Twin tica RS8.M

25% OFF twin automatic biankot

Cozy blanket of soft polyester, acrylic. O AOO

$49.99 full size single control.....39.09

$68.99 queen size, dual control.. .'.S4.90 $69.99 king size, dual control......69 J9

30-50%

OFF

Skybright

aiumiiHjm

biinds

749

" 23x42-1

feg. $14.90

M 23x42-ln

Ready-made aluminum horizontal blinds have one inch louvers. Great for patio doors! Choose from 43 sizes, 5 colors.

$14.99 Blind. 23x42 ia,ee., 7.40

SomgilMik oolort byBpao<rtowlBr

Holiday travel sale

^KAft'*.

X /-

V- x-v

- V

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1: koU^

1SS8R12 Otar HIM at aknlv IM pitow

SuperGuard Responie

Folded Kevlar* aramid/steel belts.

All season. pi5s)ri3

45,000-mile wearout werrenly

SuptiOuard

Regular

tala

Rmpoom

priea

Radial

each

aach

P155/80R13

7299

48.M

P16S/80R13

7699

S3.49

P175/80R13

7999

5S.M

P185/80R13

8299

S7.et

P185/75R14

8999

2.M

P195/75R14

94 99

ea.49

P205/75R14

9999

ee.M

P215/75R15

104 99

73.49

P215/75R15

108 99

79.99

P225/75R15

112 99

78.99

P235/75R15

11999

83.99

OUR LOWEST PRICa)RAOIAU

Guardsman Radi* al. Two steel belts.

Limitad tira waarout warranty For iha pactad iMm, Saaia laptaa ta ta,

or gta a rakmd, chaiino a*W *v > "iWa

Wheel alignment $5 OFF

I Well set camber, IQOOl icaster and toe. I

30,000-mile waarewt rerrarity

Quardaman

Radial

Each

Quardaman

RaiMi

Each

WhMawan

eh Hawaii

P195/80R12

P155/80R13

P165/80R13

P17S/80H13

29.99

40.99

44.99

P206/75R19

P215/79R19

P225/75R15

P239/79R15

98.99

99.99

84.99 88.98

P185^R13

P185/75R14

P195/75R14

P205/75R14

P215/75R14

P225/7SR14

47.99

Btackw

90.99

94.99 98.89

80.99

82.99

P175/70R13

185/70R13

185/70R14

195/70R14

42.99

48.98

49.99

92.99

80% OPE

inSFalQaiwalCaWDapaoaa

OynoglCM Boltod SO

Two fiber glass lAOQ bells. AM sea-son. Figsoei2

Mtaaquannaaatai Otar aoaa aaitar low pdeaaHaovy Duty RT radial tuned shock absoifoen

Radial tuned to g^ a smooth ride with radial and other tires 049

40% more ride control area than most original equipmerrt shocks Oaacn

I16J0 in 1W5 FaM Qen. Catalog Sizes available to fit many cars

,_ atachtaWMgnaalm

it "

Sears SS-month fOst-start car battery

450 ampe cold cranking power in Groups 24,24F and 74

Installation included Sizes avaiiable to fit most cars

$61.90 in 1965 FaM Gen. Catalog. While quantities last

392?

Md4i

SAVE 1/2 ETR AM/FM-stereo cassette, 2 speakers

Auto-reverse cassette arid 2 coaxiai speakers Graphic equalizer I a

$299.99 In 1965 Fail Gen. Catalog. While quantities last W#

AM/FM-eteieo caaeette with 2 speakers................ggjg sound

SAVE 1/2 Compact floor jack with storage case

3300-lb. capacity. Can Hft one wheel of a car $69.99 in 1985 Fall Gen. Catalog. While quantities last SAVE $5 on air pump with 105 PSI.........................16.99

Mm^nm nquwe some assemofy

Reg. $199.99

Our lowMt price 10-amp

10-amp charger. Charges OA99 most batteries In 2% to 5% Xy i hours. Spedai purchase. wNuquMBMij

mit\m

40% OFF timing light

Inductivesimple to use. 0099 Needs no adapters

$30 OFF Sears Bast timlng light ...60.99

^5 OFF booster cables

12-ft. long. 6-ga. copper, m i%99 Shock resistant clamps. |

For side-to-slde hookups. si7.99

SAVEM00Otrflnon gas or electric sows

SMTt BMt 2(Hn. bat. 0O99 IWn. LoKick giMa bar. |*f AOO 3.7-cu. In. gas engine. 0^7 2.3<u. in. gas engine, l/z

ReeseeeM

RsfrsarftM

*40 OFF electric blower *30 OFF electric trimmer

1-HP.Uptol25MPHblast %-HP heavy-duty Weed-

at nozzle. Moves 300 CFM. W wacker* trimmer. 17-in SO

$179.99 gas blower129.99 $79.99 22-in hedge trim- ^ ^

* eao oo

mar, not shown.....59.99

Reo.t09W

Have a Craftsman Christmas

Ctaftsman portabje power tools

$84^* %-ln. variabto-spaad drill, bit aeL V>-HP motor.

$49.991/5-HP dual-motion

pad Mndar. Uses Vi-sheet

$49.99 light-duty bench

grinder. 10-in. wheel clearance.

$59.99 7-in. circular saw.

11 Vi-HP motor. Noload speed 5000 rpm.

*RS. Mparat* pricat loMJ

Craftsman

workshop

needs

Your

choice

$149.99 10-in. bench top band saw. '4-HP.

Aluminum tat^.

$149.99 belt/diac sander.

Y-HP. 4x36-in. belt, 6-in. disc.

$149.99 %-HP compact

compraasor. 2.7 SCFM at 40 PSI.

$198.95* ^pMk HP wet

. dry vac outfit. 16-gal. tank. 5 accessories.

Craftsman 112-pc. tool set

9999

This quality mechanics tool set includes a wide selection of toois tor home and auto repairs. Vi, H, %-ln. drive tools, regular and deep sockets in standard, metric sizes, atjick-reieese raldtets, more!

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Craftsman Power tools

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39^

Vt-HP auto-scroNing sabre saw, blade set.

1-HP medium-duty router, freehand bse.

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1/2-HP garage door opener

159

Craftsman garage door opener has over 19,000 digital codes for security, 4Vi-min. light delay. Strong steel drive.

Ask aboui Smts Auawnied mmllSon, FREE ESTIMATES!

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Tool storage

SS. 13999

Craftsman 10-drawer professional quality tool chest.

159

Craftsman professional quality 5-drawer roil-a-way.

SAVE $30

Craftsman

sprayer

(Wg. tetes

Airless heavy duty 10-piece paint kit is a great Christmas gift for the handyman! Can spray siding, fences, furniture, and more!

Terrific valuesinside and out

FANTASTIC GIFTS UNDER ^20

MADE FOR YOUR HANDY MAN

9-In. level

2*pc. clamp set

Regular 099

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Sears 46-pc. tool set

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Lockbock knife

With sheath. lOOO

$32.99* It

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16-pc.set.

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Screwdriver set

10-pc set Reft $24.99

1999

Nut driver set

7-pc. set Reg. $29.99

Electric glue gun kit

a 19

Bectric stapler

SC 19

Parts organiier

30 drawers. 4

Easy Living* l-coat paints

imertor flat in 23 colors and soft white ceiling latex.

Reg.

$1SJ9

Low-luster semi-gioss. 23 color choices. Scrubbabie, durable finish.

Reg.

$17.99

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A $49.99, Ai: Cleaner has

three settings 29.99

Bi $49.99, WeVDry Shaver cordless, rechargeable ....................29.99

C Rotomotk" shaver

electric

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Has 48 blades, 3 floating heads, pop-out trimmer.

93620

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Seors Loundry detergent

1 A99 aO-lb. box IW Rat2S.M

Hesvy-duty formula! Box does 173 avg wash loads under lOf a load

599 1 gal Iquld

(togS&9 Triple-action liquid with fabric aoftner helps reduce static cling

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SAVE $60 FS 10-spMd racer. Has lightweight lug frame, 27-in. mens and womens. Reg. $159.99*

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$20 OFF 16-in. FS 165 BMX. Mas air tires, removable training wheels.

$80 OFF 20-In. FS 700 BMX. Track certified frame.

Fitness

equipment for winter workoufe

$60 OFF DP* rower. Multi-exerciser converts for 29 exercises. Push-i^ bars and accMSory bench included.

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$70 OFF duaFaction cycle. Cycle and row all in one! Speedometer/odomelar.

149^

SAVE $100 weights, bench. 177-lb ba^ bell/dumbbells and 1000-lb. cap. (user plus wts.) 2-in. bench.

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$50 OFF DP* Gympac*. System provides up to 27 exercises with 110-lb. weight resistance.

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$7 OFF Spalding* actlvewear aepa-

ratea. SwecrtsNrt or sweatpants for men and women. Assorted colors. 099

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Backboard and pole

Rag aaparata prloaa total SI 27es

Standard goal

Reg. 14.99

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$19J9ln igMCrvw-l maa Catalog I W aa.

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Kids' roller Iskates

7999

Rag. $M.M

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