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DAILY REFLECTOR
: 104th YEAR NO. 299
GREENVILLE, N.C.
TRUTH I^ PREFERENCE TO FICTION
SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15,1985
84 PAGES PRICE 50 CENTS
GREENVILLE CHRISTMAS PARADE Santa Claus waves to youngsters along the parade route Saturday nMMning during the annual Jacyees-spon-sored ChrbUnas Parade in Greenville. In spite of a cold harsh north wind, paradegoers lined downtown streets bundled in warm clothes. Bands and floats were accompanied by marching units from various local organizations
In the bottom photo, IP-year-old David Doughtie of Greenville resembles *ET as he bundles up ta a warm blanket waiting for the parade to start Davids mother, Pat, looks on. (Reflector Photos by Tommy Forrest)
In Scuttling Traditio On Council
Garner Says He Acted Only
To Save Buck Embarrassment
By JERRY RAYNOR Reflector SUff Writer Mavor Les Gamer says he polled members of Greenville s incoming City Council to determine their choice for mayor pro tern only after three of the governing bodys members told him they would not vote for former Mayor Janice Buck, who chose to run only fw the Council and led the ticket in November.
My real intent, my only purpose in the way I chose for the Council to elect the major pro tern was to save Janice Buck embarrassment, Mayor Les Gamer insisted during an intview at his office.
As a result of Gamers poll, the new Council - after its installation Thursday night - bnAe with the tradition of electing the Council member with the hifhest number of votes as mayor pro tern. Instead, it chose the Rev. William (Bill) Had
ed there was nothing illegd about the way I took unofficial action prior to becoming mayor to detoinine the wishes (H the Council-elect members in this matter. I have no apology to
make for the way I handled this.
Tboe is no 1^ requirment that the top vote-getter be named ma)
testing the change in the method of selecting a mayor pro tern and the
pro tern. However, Mrs. Buck that a prepared statement - pro
fact that Gamers '^oHnoom^
den, an eight-year member of the Council and the second highest vote-getter. Thore were no other nominatioas.
Gamer said he is firmly convine-
members had not puUicly - be entered into the official minutes of ITiiirsdays meeting. Her statonmt concentrated primarily on the way voters would react to the switch in the method without advance notification. She contended that such matters should be handled
only in a properly advertised action [oftheCouncU.
meeting (
I was surprised that Janice, after being mayor for two years, would take the actk she did at that particular time/ Gamer said. He rad up a copy of Mrs. Bucks statement Today (Friday) was the first time Id had a chance to see the statement I was not given an advance copy.
On Nov. 15, Gamer - then mayor-elect - sent a letter to each of the six incoming Council members, telling them he did not intend to
follow tradition in choosing the ) letter abaUot
LESGARNER
JANICE BUCK
mayor pro tern. In the letter was enclosed with a request that it be {Phase turn to A4)
Negotiators Approve Costly Form
Bill That Cuts Into Crop Supports
WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional negotiators late Saturday broke past a week of bitter disagreements to approve a costly new long-term farm^licy designed to keep farmers afloat until Qieir competitiveness is restored and American agriculture regains its footing.
The massive bill now must go to both the House and Senate for final endorsement, expected as early as Tuesday, then to the White House, where it is unclear whether President Reagan would sign it.
The inesident has an opportunity now to cap this effort by signing the bill and sending a signal to the farmers of the nation that hes sensitive to their problems, said Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole, R-Kan.
The bottom line is weve got a farm tnll that provides income pro-tectiiMi and provides more flexibility to adjust U.S. production to world market conditions. Dole said.
Agriculture Secretary John Block, who had participated in dozens of closed-door meetings during drafting of the compromise, said the legislation (xmtauKd iminrovements, but refused to say whether he would reciHnmmd that Reagan sign it.
In several key ways, the administration won policy victories. Price su[^rt levels would begin to decline immediately next year, tielp-ing make U.S. commodities more attractive in export markets. After a two-year freeze, income subsidies for grains, cotUm and rice also would begin to decline, although at a slower rate.
from farm and rural credit to research, foreign food aid and the food stamp program. Reagan has insisted that commodity spending not exceed $50 billion.
Agreement came after dgbt days of bargaining sessions. On Saturday, major progress came with the negotiators approval of a new program under which the government would buy entire dairy herds in an attempt to solve the milk industrys perennial overproduction problems.
The 18-month dairy buy-out (^er is a gamble that enough of the nations 11 million dairy cows can be sent to slaughter or exported to bring supply more into line with demand and avoid what the industry most fears -
The conferee also endorsed food stamp provisions that would make modest improvements for the working poor and families with high housing costs. The negotiators ma^ a sti^ of amendments in the way
subsidies are comwted to help shave about $2 billion m the final prtoetag and make the bill more acceptabte to the administration.
Under the dairy agreement, ice supports would be frozen at the current level of $11.60 per hun<h^ pounds next year, with a modest 25-cent cut authorized on Jan. 1,1967. If the unorthodox iMiy-out pn^am fails to make a sufficient dent in the surplus, the bill providtes for mm (Please turn to A-2)
Helms Wins Fight To Let Leaf Buyers Set Quotas
WASHINGTON (AP) After a year of disagreement, tobacco-state lawmakers have settled on a new federal tobacco program that would set the 1986 price suport of flue-cur^ leaf at just below $1.44 a pound.
The agreement would let tobacco companies control marketing quotas and purchase government tobacco stocks at a subsidized discount that could cost lawyers more than $1 billion in the next several years. Tne settlement, proposed as part of a budget bill miw in a House-Senate conference committee, would also make permanent the IS^^ent-a-pack tax on cigarettes and set
by Helms reluctantly because he thought giving tobacco companies control over quotas was aa unmitigated disaster.
Helms warned then that if Rose didnt accept his tobacco provisions. Congress would adjourn without adop^ any tobacco legislation.
This IS going to put a lot of marginal tobacco farmers out of business, Rose said. I am a whole lot less interested in anything to do with cigarette company problems
new tobacco [unce support levels.
While I feel that tne tobacco producer did not come out
than I was 24 hours ago.
Rose said under toe agreement he would ask House
'cameat a high price. The final bill would cost about $125
billion over the next three years, of which about $52 billion woiud go for crop price and income supports and the rest im an array of programs
as well as in the... compromise tobacco program legislation as I had hoped he would, this legislation has at least preserved the tobacco program for our producers, said North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Jim Graham.
This is kind of like having Christmas two weeks early, said David B. Fishel, an R.J. Reynolds Tobacco C. vice president.
Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., and Rep. Charlie Rose, D-N.C., said the agreement would bolster the price support program because tobacco companies would share the cost assessments with the growers. Since 1982, farmers have had to cover losses associated with the pri^am.
Rose said he went along with the agreement proposed
Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, D-Hl. not to pursiw in conference commit
tee the House plan to eannark a penny of the cigarette to
tax to help pay for the tobacco The agreement, if approved 5y the full conference committee, will be part of the budget bill that Ckxigress is exp^ted to ccmsider next we^.
The tobacco program overhaul is part of a large budget cteficit-reduction bill. The tobacco provisiims would cost taxpayers an estimated $1.1 billion over several years in
founts to buyers of suiplus tobacco stocks. Although officials have warned of a
Reagan administration ble veto, both Helms and Rose (xedicted the would be s^ned.
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tion
Tree Sales Are Booming
ByJANEWELBORN
Reflector Slarr Writer Each year abooT thi
this time, local residents venture into the recesses of the attk and brini down a dusty cardboard bat filled with Christmas memoris.
The box of sparkling lights and guttering ornaments has been stored away for a year, where it has not been thought about until the holiday season. But without the box full of Christmas baubles, the familys yuletide tree would be a bare fir,
into a personalized wonderland as a family brings it into their home and covers it with treasured ornaments such as a satin baU, a bread-dough star made by a child in first gra^. a crystal bell, or an heirloom angel for the top branches. Gariandi of joitter-
years ago, and most local residents would not think of celebrating the holidays without a tree, whether it be artificial or natural. According to the
local vendors, tt County resideots trawn of dec-
ing tinsel and hundredi of tzHniUng lipti transita the I.....
cedar or pine, irtificia
An artificial or natural tree turns s
treeiidoan exhibit of the fanlyi (tatmas spirit. Presents piled beneath tie tree add the final touch, and the Christmas tree becomes the center of the holiday household.
The Christmas tree became a s^bol for the yuledde season many
are continuiog the oratiM Christinas trees, resultiiM in brisk salee of Uve and artificial trees thh season. This weekend was cito be the peak of the itmas tree market.
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For 16 years, members of the Optimist Gut) have sold trees during the
Christmas season, with the proceeds of the sale to benefit the youth of Pitt County. Bill Deans, thi^years elub
{Hesident, said sales have gone weU.
We have sold about 350 trees se far, Deans said. We expect our peAk time to be this wediend. He said die club ordered 600 Nova Scotia balsam and Soitch (ne trees for the lot this year, located on Greenville Boulevard and St. Andrews Drive.
Prices m kbout the same as last yeer, may! a little lower, Deans commented.
Eddie Harrington of Sunshine Garden Center said his nursery has sold more Christmas trera, both Uve and artificial, than mr before. (feaaettntoA7)
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Mn. DeHa Barait,of 411 Nak St died Saturday, nnanl ar-rao^meiits will be afutaniBeit b^ Flanagan Foaenl Home.
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Mn Nannie Bullock Dubb. n, of Routed, GreoviUe, died Friday. Her funeral service will be coodKted Id 2:30 p.m. SuMby at Gum Swamp Free will Baptist Church by the Rar.
' Ray WiUiamsoo. &ffial wiQ be in the dnnthceroetary.
Mrs. Dunn was a native and Mfe-long resHlent of Behroir ud wai a member of Gum Swamp Free Will Baptist Clmrch.
irviving are three dau^ilers, Mrs. Huldah Warren of Bdvoir, Mrs. Myree Jolly Hayes of Greenville and Mrs Martha Boot of Ramona, Cahf. ; one sister, Mrs. C.J. Harrm of Greenville; 12 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.
The family will receive hiends at Route 4, Box 58, Greenville. Fimeral arrangements are being handled by Wilkerson Puno^ Htune.
Fooshee
CHARLOTTE - Mrs. Charlotte Foushee died Friday at Presbyterian Hospital. A funeral will be coothicted at 11 a.m. Monday at Mulberry Baptist Church by the Rev. Dale Lawson. Buhal will be in Forest Lawn Cmne-teiy.
Surviving are her husband, Wilbur Foushee d the home ; one son, Sid Foushee Charlotte; two daughters, Melanie Poteat of Charlotte and Treva Fisher of Greenville; one brother, Charles Collins of Windsm-; one sister, Georgia Grube of Kissimmee, Fla., and four grandchildren.
The family will be at McEwen Funeral Home in Charlotte from
2;30-4;30 p.m. Sunday.
Hobbs
SNOW HILL - Mrs. Lula Lee Jones Hobbs, 60, died Saturday at Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Her funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m.
Mimlay at the tiyMr-ldwidi fmt tat te ihiHm. -Sahm. Burial wi hail thiSMtv] Oaalmy.
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A Note of Thanks
To Dr. Jack Chamberlain, Marvene. Pitt Memorial 3 West and all the other friends.
Perhaps you sang a lovely eong Or sat guielly in a char.
Perhaps you sent sorne lovely flcwers n 90, we saw them there.
Perhaps you did the nicest deed A loving friend could do Perhaps you said a quiet prayer That God would see us throu(^.
Perhaps you came by
For a little stay.
Perhaps you were not there at all But thought of us that day.
Whatever deed, tioth great and small We wish to thank you one and all,
May God bless each of you.
Respectfully submitted. The Mildred Chauncey Family
Mr. Lveme (Wink) Pope, 24, died Tluirsday. His funo^ service will be held Monday at 3 p.m. at the Phillips Brothers Mortuary Chapel. Bunal will be in Branch's cemetery.
Surviviog are his father, Harry Lee Edwards of Greenville, and one sister, Ms. ^ela Pope of the home.
The family will receive friends frmn 7-8 p.m. &mday at the funeral home ana other times at IIQB-B Fairfax Ave.
Smith
ROBERSONVILLE - Mrs. Josephine Robertson Smith, 82, dil Friday. Iter funm will be conducted Sunday at 3:30 pjn. in the First Christian Church in Roberson-ville by Dr. Harold Tyer. Burial will be in the RobersonviUe Cemetery.
Surviving are one son, Irving L. Smith Jr. d Robm^ville; one sister, Mrs. Magnolia Hopkins of
Plymouth, and four The fan
family asks that memorial contributions be made to First Christian Church or to Robersonville Hospital.
Funeral arrangements are being handled by Biggs Funeral H(ane.
Watts
Mr. Charles Clinton Watts Sr., 59, of 1102 W. Third St., Greenville, died Friday in Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangenmnts will be announed by Hardees Funeral Home.
Ike ofTice of the Ciri Purcfaating Agent is located at the PubUc Works Facility on Beatty Street Interested vendors smuk) call 752-4137 for informatioo.
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PMricii Hohhi IM of Aydm: SQiR jQiMy lUh Hobhi fi% HobfaOolk of ao HkL d iMHtti Hohhi of Fhrravte; two sMrni, Mn. BBbb Mm Snhh of and Mn. Nancy Flowm of two brothers, WiDit Jooes and Unwood Earl Jones, both of Snow HiU, and foir grandcMkbcn.
FlUBite viiitetian wifl he at the (imeral home from 7-9 pan. Sunday.
WASmiGTON (AP) - OlMfttag Nemaai lamiv Daniei Qctefa aa a -m daalMKr Hasm,*
on SMMy a^ OMdthsSaiKfiMafofi aid and terroriMi to tin I totato a imdMg grand nDvenion.
b wcm the henbest ler (firected at Fficara^'t gwnnaaenLReagaaiBedpartofbi weekty radb addres to pmh for ad-ditiQBal anistance to the rebeii fighting the gowenmeat of Managua.
TARBORO - Mr. Robert Pollard M Thursday in Dwham. Ifis hneral service wiO be conhKted at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Conetoe Chapel Church by the Rev. T.R. Vines. Burial will be in the Conetoe ccmetary.
Mr. Pollard was an Ettecombe County native and a World War H veteran.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Susie Taykr Pollard of the home; eight daughters, Mrs. Rose Mm Wooten of Tarooro, Mrs. Peggy Bell, Mrs. Ella LBradk^, Mrs. Maggie Speight and Miss Susie A. PoUar^all of Tarhoro, Miss Gloria Pollard and Sharon PoUard, both of Greenville, and Mrs. Ruth Cherry of Greensboro; six sons, William Earl Pollard and Eddie Lee Pollard, both of the home, Robert Taylor of Farmville, Johnny Ray PoUaid and WUber Pollard, both of Gremslxro, and Robot Pollard HI ci Tarboro; 41 grandcfaildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.
The family will recove friends at Hemlty-Willoughby Funeral Home, Tarboo, from 8-9 p.m. Monday.
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The price supports are a major factor in the price of milk and dairy products to consumers, and consumo groups had argued for stem cuts beginning immediately. The agreement was a compromise with the dairy industry, whkh had sought to write into the law higbo support levels along with a program that would have paid farmers not to produce milk.
Under the agreement, the government would continue to bity iqi enough surplus dairy products to keep prices at the support level specif by law. Those purchases have resulted in huge stockpiles of federally owned nonfat dry milk, cheese and butto* that are costly to store and difTicult to dispose of.
The buy-out program wopld be financed at least in part through a fanner assessment of 40 cents per
hundred pounds of production, (faV
ping to 25 cents in 1987.
The new, untried dairy program would let farmers wanting to go out
which would go into effect if the buy-out doesn t sdve the irplus proUem. He noted advances in tHotechnology that ttreaten to trigger a quantum increase in milk proton, such as the use of gn^ hormones and feed supplements for dairycows.
To offset the effects of the buy-out on the red meat industry, the biU provides that the government will buy iq> ^ million pounds d meat
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Carolina Today
Christmas cheo- from the East Carolina University Gospel Choir and a spec^ program on drinking alcohcd during the holidays will be* featured on this weeks Carolina Today, which airs weekdays on WNCT-TV, channel 9, from 6 to 8 a.m.
Monday - 6:40 a.m., Weldon Elementary School students, Christmas music; 7:15 a.m., Gerald Hurst, all about a Hall of Fame Texas Ri^er; 7:25 a.m., Donna Staton, director, Tim McLawhorn and Amy Allen, Christmas Comes to Detroit Louie; 7:40 a.m., Mary Elks, cook expert, a snack for boh-day football games.
Tuesday - 6:40 a.m., Healthbreak, 7:15 a.m., Bennett Barnes, a visit to Christmas open bouse in Smithfield; 7:25 a.m., Jerry On, extended area telqilxme service; 7:40 a.m.. Little River Cloggers Perform.
Wednesday - 6:40 a.m., Education spotlight; 7:15 a.m., Margaret and Wayne Martin, bluegrass Christmas music; 7:25 a.m., John Hobbs and Fred Cox, Childrens
Christian Camp; 7:40 a.m., Mary Ann Fleming, manager of Cfrcus World and Pat Swanner, marketing director Hottest Tqy Items for Christmas.
Thursday - 6:40 a.m., Joseph Daniel Sobol, visiting artist and sto-lyteller from Ctevdaod Tech in ^by; 7:15 a.m., Christmas cheer from the ECU Goql Choir; 7;S a.m., F A. Walton, Kms to the Kingdom; 7:40 a.m., AJi Aroand The House.
Friday - 6:40 a.m., Billy Yeargin, executive director of N.C. Yam Commission, The Sweet Potato Inhistry in North Carolina; 7:15 a.m., Rick Bailey, education director of Memorial Baptist Church: a performance of Chrmmas songs; 7:25 a.m. Canrn Leieane report; 7:30 a.m., Super mee Seminar, Beaufort County Hospital; 7:40 a.m., Ann Davis, director of staff de-velop^t and Quality assurance coordinator: Hoiimiys and Ateohol Dont Mix.
vy crael bnb; by a dMorhidi* and Ml cramdM powv and afi its bntin
nmWMifil preadot appamdy WM ra-ferring to reporta tint OitoBi hnd
YorkattenfingthiUhitodNi-tioos aoBiversary celehratioaa earlier this yeer. Onee, Rfagwi derided Ortega as tiw tittle dtetetor who went toMsoQw in hii green to-tigws.
In bis radio eddreaa, Rengui charged the SandinisUs inth repressive actions agunst Roman Catholics and Jews m Ificaiagua,
of business offer their entira herdi for sale either for slwghter or for t, with the gowramcnt sob-tbat sale on a tid basis. Par would have to stay out of dairying for three to five yean.
Rep. Tony Cocblo, D-Calif., phairfnan of the Houw Agricidtive dairy subcommittee, santepra tram should thin the U3. dairy herd ly 800,000 cows over the programs 18-mootblife.
Its something that starts us on the road of bnngiag down over-added Sen. Patrick ly, D-Vt. Its a pay-as-youfo dairy program.
But Rep. Jim Jeffords, R-Vt., op-
radwitotwmiiiBiflihMiiii itfii men am BotUng toti tiap a M of haicoit eonaHoWs to whom thi woid of God ii a dedara-ttoB of liberalioo that moM be Muaned onL** Reaomiaid. nipRBdeatSdliewai offended bt the Sendhtotas denial of bade rwhli and its aodaHst economic cno-troii, but that the cuse for deeper concern was the spectre of Fficaraoga transformed oto an in-tcnattonal aggressor nation, a base for mbverskm and terror.
The praiM charged that SJlOO Cuban military persone! now lead the fticaraguan armed forces, and thM more than 7,000 COhans, Soviet East Germans, Bulgarians, Libyans, and members of the PLO and other terrorist groim are turning Minagaa into a breeding ground for
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Reagan said that a detegation of Nteatiguans is now to Iran; that Nicaragna has continued border vio-latioas against Honduras and Costa Rica and that Nicaraguas connection with the terrorist attack against Colombias Simreme Court is now dear.
Card of Thanks
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Third Floor Weit. PW County Memorial Hospital for their kindnete and tender care shown to our ffaiher
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Attention Greenville Citizens
PUBLIC NOTICES
County of PM1 City o< Greenrilie
NOTICE Of HEAntNQ BY BOARD Of ADJUSTMENT Of THE CITY Of QREENVMIE
A puMic iMrlng *rill be conducted by Uie QraenIHe Boerd ct Ad-juriment upon request by Ronnie D. Weeks whereby the peP-tioner desires to oMein s speclsl use perinM In order to operale a nigbtciub In s "Hiehwey Commerelel" aenine dlaUlcl in tha old Paps Kstz tMlldIng locslad on llw oomar of Mghwoy M and Rivsrbluft Road.
The time, dele, end piece of the pubHc hoartne wM ba r.W p.aiin Thursday. Decanbar IS, 1N6. In the CMy CouncM Chainbars of MM Municipal Building.
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The Greenville Middle School PTO meetiog wUl be at 7:30 p.m. Monda kt the school. A musical program iK presented.
BUSINESS BURNSGrenvflle foemea extfogoish a bbie at For Heads Only hair style shop. 211E. St., hoot 8 p.m. Satarday. Smoke damage was also reported to The Snooty Fox, a clothiiig store located next door busiaess. Accordhig to Fire Capt. Raymond Carney, the canse of the fire was not immediately known and an
estimate of damage was net available. Police Sgt J.M. SimoMwich said patrons of the nearby Rafters a^tclnh were mked to evacnate the building. Other area clabs were not evacmated. the officer added. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forrest)
personneL For more ioformatioo, call Sam Uzadl, Pitt County Agrkiiltural Extension Service. 7S2-2931
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The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 7032 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Mtograph raity 7;30p.m.atthePostHo
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>:Mrs. (kiffio will have on hand pipies of her book, The Pains and
of Parenthood, published
The annual Pitt County Shrine ladies ni^t will be held at 7 p.m. TfoBxday at the Masonic Tem|m on Challes ^reet. The fund-raising ac-
' ted and officers of the Shrine and
^ Shrinettes will be installed.
Violmists Sarah Bivdra, Sbdla Pearson and Ancfrea Bath recotly {dayed Christmas caitds at a program for the Golden Age Kiwanis Christmas dinner, held at the Greenville Coun^ Club. The Rose School seniors are mndM in the executive internship class taught by .Joanne Bath and con'dinated by Jean Creech, counselor.
Student Books
'^nnuai Meeting
^Tbe Council on Aging will hold its nnual meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday at ^ Pitt County Senior Cei^. Direc-kprs for 1966417 wUl be elected.
A display of student-made writing books was held by Ellen RingO's 10th grade English students at J.H. Rose High School.
Planning Board
vThe ntt County Planning Board ^ meet at 7 p ro. Wednesday at {arkers Barbecue on Memorial prive.
.Items on the agenda includecon-iMeratioo <tf final i^ts for Arnold
Restaurant Opens
The Southern Sp(wtsman restaurant has recently opened at 2S16 E.
10thSt.,Gre^^.
The restuarant, which employes 32 persons, has a menu identical to the WelKOme Chorus Southern Sp(tsman in Farmvle and is wiied by Franc White oi Greenville and Bobby Carraway of FarmvUle. It is managed by luton Heflin and hours are from 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. and 5:30-10 p.m. Mon-day-Friday and ^inday and 5:30-10 p.m. Saturday.
^cres on Secondary Road 1761, and Floss Bend on N.C. 33, both in primesland township.
The Wellcome Middle School Band and Chorus will perform a (Christmas concert at 7T30 p.m. Tuesday in the schools cafeteria. The {ungram is opentothepubUc.
The schools chorus will perform at Bradleys H(une for Adults during thehdidaj^.
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.Overeaters
^ Overeaters Anonymous meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the First Presbyterian (Tiurch.
A pre-Christmas musical was held Satiuxlay at "the Annointed Ones Church in Ayden. The. musical featured New Vision Ministry and Tried by Fire with Bonita Burney of Kinston and evangelist Debra Rogers.
Conley Festival
The D.H. Conley Cultural Depart-
Tlw following area school teachers recently attended conferences and presmtatkxis recently:
Jean Creech, a counsekx- at J.H. Rose High School, recently attended the annual business meeting of Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in New Orleans. Mrs. Creech serves on the North Carolioa SACS Committee and is cocxrdinaUw of (hstrictl.
Leslie Brinson and Reba Wilkes, J.H. Rose High Schod teadiers, recently attended the Southern R^ooal National Science Teachers Association Conference in New (frleans. John Leicb of Rose aixl Linda Leidi of Ayden<iriton also attended.
Mrs. Brinson was also elected president of the Eastern North Carolina Science Teaching Resources Coc^rative.
Elaine Tschetter of J.H. Rose High SidMol, and Emalyn Ccdardo, of Eastern Elementary, recently presented their award-winning [ut)ject, Coi^ative Adventures in Nutrition at the national meeting of tk American Vocati<mai Associate in Atlanta. Their project was also featured in the November/December issue q( the Vocaticmal Educati<Mial Journal.
A Greenville police car was bit from behind by a private vehicle Friday afternoon, acc<Nrdiog to police.
Trooper D.R. Taylor, investteating officer, said the pofice car wasfcen by Alexander Batts, 33, of Greenville and the other vehicle by David Charles Lockett, 22, of Greenville. There wo% no injuries and Lockett was dted for dnving while intoxicated and driving while his license was revoked.
the Baltic dty of Riga, and 16-si^ Joannes Caki^ to auxiliary.
The Roman Catholic Church has an e^imated 10 millk fdlowers witfon the Soviet Union, according to Vatican figures.
Headstart
Martin County Community Action Inc. will ^rate a preschool "Headstart Program for 4- and 5-year-olds. The enrollment deadline for this program is Friday at 1710 W. Sixth St. beside HoUoweUs Drug Store. The office is open from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday.
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Ayden Concert
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[Wrecks Investigated
Copeland Speaks
rjGr^nville police reported that Officer M.J. Nobles said another 15,775 in ^mages resulted in wreck occurred Friday on Short
Wr^^ly in the weekend. street when cars driven by Frank
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Wton Ray R^lph of 310 Conley Lakeview Terrace Apartments col-
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hjormng. Officer E.M. Haddock
Tim Copeland of the Pitt County Sheriffs Department recently talked with Wellcome Middle School students about careers in law enforcement. Students received informati(Hi about Crime Watch, Crime SUmpers, Safety Tips and Think Smart programs.
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I Earl Paige of 233^ Bon-Mrs. Lane collide!] at Dickerson lA^nue at about 12:40 p.m. Friday, [according to Officer Haddock. Dam-:|es were set at $650 to the Jones iVpiicle, $1,000 to the Stox vechicle JM $25 to the Paige automobile.
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Winston-Salem and Peggy Mozingo Hawkins of Route 13, Greenville, collided on Cotanche Street at about 5:14 p.m. Friday. Officers set damages to the Bocke vehicle at ^ and $500 to the Hawkins vehicle.
Saturday morning cars driven by Mamie W. Leake of 207-B Davenport St. and William E. Phillips of 308 Elk St. collided on Bancroft Avenue. Officers set damages at $900 to the Leake vehicle and $250 to the Phillips car.
Ayden Middle School has announced the following Student Government Association officers for 1965-86:
Marc Setliff, president; Lisa Roberts, first vice president; Natasha Wilson, second vice president; Greek Cannon, secretary; Michelle Lane, assistant secretaiy, and Warren Eadus, treasurer.
Each homeroom has two representatives in the SGA and all candidates were chosen by ballot. TTie first meeting is scheduled for Jan. 3 at 3:20 p.m.
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OpinionCouncil MembersHave Their VVork Waiting For Action
Greenvilles new City Council was installed Thursday ni^t amidst much pomp and rhetoric.
Taking ofnce were a new mayor, Les Gamer, and six Council members, the Rev. William Hadden, Janice Buck, Eld Carter, Nancy Jenkins, Inez FYidley and Lorraine Shinn.
A mini-battle quickly blew up when former Mayor Janice Buck, now a member of the Council, ol^ted that she was passed over, as top vote-getter, for the
office of mayor pro tern. That position went to veter-iber Hadden. Beyond that episode this
an Council meml diverse Council is on its way to two years of setting policy for the city.
The speeches are fine, of course, at this initial meeting of the new Council. FYom this point on, however, there is plentv of work and planning that must be dione if Greenville is to meet even its present needs, not to mention planning for the future.
The new Council must quickly move to implement the Medical Study District recommendations. There is little in Greenv^e and Pitt Countys future which
offers so much hope for quality growth and prestige as the proper development of
the medical district does. If can be an attractive area which will be unparalleled anywhere in the nation if we do the right things. It can attract high quality medical research and manufacturing which could bring with them the kinds of jobs that every community covets. These
things can occur only if we provide the kind of surroundings which will be attractive, however.
The new Council must look at traffic problems and how to alleviate them. A northwest bypass and Arlington Boulevard extension are in the Department of Transportations planning, as is improvement to Ehrans Street. The Council must look to ways to expedite these proiects, particularly the widening of Evans Street, which is quickly becoming a traffic-dx^ed artery.
Community relations should certainly be an important consideration of this new council. We must rind ways to bring all races and all segments of our community together and working for our overall improvement. We have a diverse population which ranges from the affluent to the poverty stricken, but we all have a common goal of a better community. The city has established good working relation
ship with the county government and certainly this slK^d be continued and improved. More and more
the concerns of the municipalities and the county converge and this requires that the governments work t^ether.
It will not be an easy two years for the new Council members. If they work diligently, though, the result of building a better community will be their reward.Farm Plan Goes Past Conservatism
Congressional negotiators preparing an overall farm bill opted for one of the easier decisions in an
otherwise complicated bill tying farm program benefits to the way a farmer treats his fragile
cropland. It would also offer federal rent payments to entice farmers to retire from production theii
production their most erosion-prone acreage.
The land-retirement plan entails planting trees or ffass under provisions of lO-to-15-year contracts. Linking conservation to agricultural pro^ams should be as natural as bread and butter. It is endorsed by the Reagan administration... a surprise.
Tree farms are not new in North Carolina. They are an essential crop to diverse industries and its not easy to grasp why government should rent tree-growing acreage during their years of growth, then relinquish them when owners are in a position to make a harvest. It runs counter to what we would consider conservative philosophy.
Similarly, if the idled land is planted in grass the owner is simply acting in his own interests to protect his land from erosion. Its almost like paying a person to stop hitting himself on the heaa with a hammer. How conservative can one get?
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Sunthy Morning Notes
Who would want to go to Uttle Rock for Cluistmas? Apparcnlly a number of people.
I wrote last Sunday about a classified ad in a state paper which offered a oneway air ticket to Little Rock for $35 and posed the question: who would want to go to Little Rock for Christmas?
Mrs. Katie Hudson of Greenville spoke for all who love Little Rock.
In regard to your column in Sundays Dec. 8 issue have you ever been to Little Rock, Ark? If not, for goodness sakes dont knock it. I was born and raised there and cant think of any place Id rather go. Its a large, progressive city with lots to offer and had I seen the $35 one-way offer Id
have ben tempted to take
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Had to get this off my chest. Thanks for listening.
Im glad to hear from Mrs. Hudson and anybody else from Little Rock. Obviously it is a progressive and friendly city and those who have had contact with it now have fond memories. It should be a nice place to visit at Christmas or any other time of the year.
We wish everyone in Little Rock, and those who have lived there, a Happy Holiday.
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I spent mueh of it at the raamshopping for glfli so I wont be out there in the last minute Christmas rush.
Lots of other people the same idea and it was not
unusual to meet friends who talked to you over,arms loaded with packages.
-I cant bi^ another gift, one acquaintance commented. I cant set these packages down long enough to get to my pocket book.
Well, how about carrying a credit card between your teeth?
dont sMne dmght INiDl wllWf and mm hm onlaids sMbbiiy and liPM dseoratodwithUgbts.
Your columnist wiO soon make his contributkm. Any day now Ill climb to the at-tk and (fig oiR the electric candles for the front windows.
Meantime back in Greenville the Christmas season is in full swii^ and, no doubt, lots of natives are looking for airline tickets back for the holidays.
A ride around the citys residential areas at night shows decorating for the Christmas season is at its peak. Theres hardly a home where Christmas tree lights
With the Joy of the Christmas season comes the traffic, and the traffic jams in Greenville are invariablv on Greenville Boulevani. Traffic backs up at the in-to^tions for as much as a mile at times. It has become so severe that it called for the erection of a traffic control sign on Greenville Boulevard at the entrance to Lynndale which reads, Do Not Bock Intersection. Thats city living.
Michael
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Stumbling Over Taxes
WASHINGTON (AP) - House action on taxes this wed[ mav determine if President Reagan, who stubbed his toe badly on the issue last week, can recover or suffer the political lameness of other leaders who cannot se^ re-election.
An extraordinarily popular second-term president, Reawn was searching at weeks end for some way to salvage the tax plan he initiated but which his own pa^ abandoned when the president, in a dangerous gamble, threw in with the Democratic maj<ity in the House to {MDducea bill.
The complex tax measure, whose future was at best uncertain from the time a first draft emerged from the Treasury Department a year ago, struck a sutnnerged obstacle when the House defeated a procedural move to bring it to a vote m the final
In his Saturday radio address, Reagan made a personal request to the House to provide the relief that millions of Americans demand. This is one time jpolitics must be put aside on both sid of the aisle, Reaun said. Were wi the ^e of a leakthrough that can bring personal income tax rates down to the lowest level in over 50 years.
If together, Republicans and Democrats would agree to a format
im considering this vote, I believe there will be sufficient bipartisan support for tax reform to pass.
Lets not let this magnificent moment slip away, Reagan had said last spring in launching a nationwide campaign to change the tax system.
That magnificent moment slif^ just a few votes beyond his reach mst week, aiMl some Democrats and Republicans alike watched with a measure (rf satisfaction as the presidents men scrambled to recapture what even Reagan agreed was probably the last chance he would get to rewrite the tax code bef( he enters ft:ed retirement three years from now,
Somewhere in the course of the tax bill, the administration decided to ignore the Republicans and make their deal with Rostenkowski, said Rep. Bill Green, a moderate Re^blican from New Yoik, referring to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, the Illinois Democrat who poduced the version of the tax bill that the Democratic majority and the administrationsuppmt.
Obviously there are a considerable numbr of Republicans who simply feel they have Wn left out of the process by the White House, Green said.
It was a calculated risk taken wedis ago when Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III agreed to cooperate with Rostenkowski in rewriting the administration bill enough to meet Democratic objections.
There werent many options, one senior administratKm (Oficial said in defense of the strategy. The Democrats control the House, and the House has to poduce a bill.
And the official, speaking on condition be not be identified, said the move picked up 180 Democratic votes at a cost (tf 150 R^blican ones, pt>-ducing a net gain that under the Best of circumstances might have given Reagan a vicUHPy.
But while most attention was focused on other session-ending fights, the move to bring the tax biU to the fIo(M' came up for a vote and
members from other districts with large numbers of public empoyees,' to oppose bringing the bill to a vote unless government workers pen^ sions were given an exemption.
Several of those who supported Hoyers move almost certainly would have voted for the tax bill itself, flie
bUl, a major reworking of the tax lich w
was slapped down in a stunning blow itxKnd.
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Blame was being passed around hreely, but one factor was a last-minute move by a little known Washin^n-area conpessman who obittted to a provision that would subject most public employees pensions to the same taxes other retirees
code, which would sharply cut individual and business tax rates, curtail or eliminate some deductions and credits, excuse 6 million loww^ income families from taxes, reduce taxes fw most Americans and raise taxes oh corpiMrations.
This weekend, the Democratic leadership waited while the administration searched frantically fw a (kizenor m< GOP votes that both sides agreed were still needed to br-ii^ the matter up befire Congress
White House officials said the president planned to visit Capitol Hill on Monday to lobby Republicans fcH* a second-chance vote.
pay.
The congressman, Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., rallied his states entire congressional delegation and
If the president really cares about tax reform, I will deliver the votes, said House Speaker Thomas' P. O'Neill Jr., the retiring Massachusetts Democrat. Otherwise, Dec. 11 will be remembered as the day Ronald Reagan became a lame duck on the floor of the House.
Jamt J. Kilpatrick
Stumping For A Change
WASHINGTON - Caldwell Tit-comb, a professor of music at Brandis University, is promoting a smashingly good idea. He wants to dump The Star-Spangled Banner as our national anthem and to replace it with America the Beautiful. Let us hear three cheers and a tiger for Titcomb!
Writing in The New itepublic, the [xofessor makes a convincing case.
Item one: Our national anthem
trying to reach the land of the free, will collapse along the way.
Look at the music: If you try the Banner in C, the range is from Middle C mi the south side to the G 12
notes to the north. If you tiy it in two flats, you go down to a B-flat
isn't as hallowed as people think it is. Contrary to popular belief, The
Star-Sparged Banner has been the nation s official song only since 1931,
Item two: Our anthem isnt even our own. The music was written by an Englishman, John Stafford Smith, as a drinking song for Londons Acacreon Society. How members managed to sing it, unless they were roaring drunk, is a mystery, for that brings us to...
Item three: The sons is unsingable. Yei, the sopunos of the Mmmon 'frbmiacle Choir can make it. A tenor from the MetropoUtan Opera can get to the rtoketi red glare, tot W percent ol the American pahttc,
. Jt and up
to an unreachable F. By contrast, America the Beautiful ranges only from the D above middle C to the fruited plain on the E that is little m(Hre than an octave away. Moreover America the Beautiful is a homegrown product - music by Samuel Ward, lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates.
Item four: If you think the Banners music is awful, look at the words. All the words. As it is com-mcMily sung, with only the first verse, The Star-Spangled Banner is the wm^lds (Hy national anthem that ends with a question: the versus that are almost never sung - the question is answered affirmatively, but it is answered in verse that would make a teacher of English
The lyrics were
recall, when Frtncii ,
ched the British bombardment of Port MeHnry. Md lA mi Key wac
a lawyer by trade, and he wrote as many lawyers write: poorly. In his second verse, the British fleet becomes The foes haughty host. The U.S. flag is flying above The towering steep. Key thought inter
nal rhymes were nifty: Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first
beam. The third verse is worse than the second. Here the British are reviled as hirelings and slaves whose blood has washed out their foul footsteps pollution. Sing that to Maggie Thatcher! Stanza four gives us the peotically unforgivable; Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just. AarghI
sionals miKic (Geoi^a on My' Mind and Oklahomar), the an-' thems do not inspire. Who could whis-' tie the North Dakota hymn? , As Professor Titcomb notes, America the Beautiful lum bee!; urged as a better choice fitmi time id ^ time in the past. In a poll conducts by the Boston Globe in 1977, it wiped out the Banner by better tlun 2-to-.,, The National Federation of Musb Clubs long ago took a strong stand in.
its favor. In candor, it has to be saidj
that tiie seoNKi ami third stanzas ul America the Beautiful are no,
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inspired, you will icit Scott Key wat-
I digress h^ enough to say that most sovereign anthems are pretty dreadful. Englands God Save the Queen has a certain maj^ty. The Confederate States of America had a nNoer in Dixie Land. But the French Bfarseillaise is a toughie for amateurs. Among our own sovereign states, we have some good ones in Indianas banks of the Wabash and Kentuckys old Kentucky hom% tot except where the state have ^appropriated pnks-
shakes as poetry either, bdt theyre not as yecchy as stanzas of the Banner, ^
the UQNing
Rep. Andy Jacobs of Indiana bttt introduced a bill. H.R. 1052, th|t
would replace the Banner with the Beauful. He U letting his bill lie i Dwmteri
minating under the come next snring he
sger-r snows, ntti
has reacbsd for the mgh C in the. Star SpamM Banner, and fumbleiL the iwtel^cefuUy, wUl wlah th; congraaaman well. . >
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Fdks driving along U.S. 17 a few miles southwest of Wilmington during the 1960s and 60s hafmned on a remarkable sight, 'nuougn the trees and Spanish moss they saw what appeared to be one of the busiest seaports in the world.
Moored along the banks of the Bnnswick River were literally hundreds of ships. But the illusion of a busy seapmt was ^ckly dispelled. The ships were as silent as the grave, th^ decks deserted. A few seagulls wheeled overhead. Now and then one would descend and perch on one of the forest of masts that protruded above the ships. It truly merited the name Ghost Fleet" given it by newspaper feature writers.
What those motorists saw was the Wilmington Reserve Fleet created "ie U.S. Maritime Commission World War U as a storage site for some of the more than 2,000 merchant ships idM by the end of the greatest war in human history. There were other reserve fleets, but the Wilmington fleet was second in size only to one on the James River northwest of Norfolk, Va. The idea was to idace the idle ships in mothballs and to preserve them in such condition that they could be quickly reactivated wben needed.
Making the Brunswick River site ready for the storage of nearly 500 ships required some doing. More than $3 million was spent in digging a stretch of the river nearly three mUes long from its confluence with the Cape Fear River. It was one of the largest dreeing projects in the history of the Wihnington area. All of
the reserve fleet basin lay in Brunswick County in an area of abandoned rice plantations across the Cape Fear River from what is now the Wilmington state pwt.
The first ship of the Ghost Fleet, the SS John B. Joyce, arrived on A^. 12, 1946. As more and mcH-e ^ps joined the fleet the routine for facing them in mothballs was perfected. Prior to being turned over to the reserve fleets crew, they were stripped by private companies under contract with the Maritime Ccmunis-sion. All deck running gear was removed and lifeboats and other equipment were stored in one of the holds. All food was removed, all drugs in the ships medicine chest were turned over the customs officers for disposal and tobacco products were usually donated to seamans hospitals.
When the snips were being turned over to the reserve fleet the mothballing process was begun. The hulls were first scaled, then covered with a coating of oil, scaled again and then covered with red oxide paint to prevent rustii^. All metal surfaces aboard the ship were coated with a mixture of oil and varnish to halt rusting. Oil was then pumped througn the ships boilers and engines while turbines and engines and gears were removed so that they were completely covered with a protective film. All electrical and insulating material was dried and cleaned and covered with a vamish-fungicide. Since the basin had no drydock, it meant that some time was required to get an individual ship ready for a return to service. How
ever, five ships were kept at the mouth of the reserve basin, ready for service at a moments notice.
By 1960, wben activity of the UTilm-ington Rerve fleet was at its peak, 426 ships were anchored in the uyup basin and around 300 persons were employed to look after them with an annual payroll of about 1600,000. In addition to the men needed to handle the ships and those working to mothball the vessels, others w(rted in security mani^ the patrols that guarded the basin area Dy night to {xotect the ships from inxiwlers.
Most of the shii American shi;
were built in the war.
many of them in the Wilmington shipyard located iust across the Cape Fear River, but about 30 were built in Canadian yards. Most (rf them were Victory ships, the 10,000-ton vessels the American yards turned out at the start (tf the wartime expansion, but some were the Mgger, faster Victory ships that were^tMhiced toward the eno of the war.'There were also some tankers and a number of smaller cargo craft.
During the early years of the reserve fleets (^rations, many ship were ln*ougbt in, mothballed and placed in storage fm* a while. Thai th^ would be returned to active service or sold to friendly f(Hmgn governments or individuals. A number of the ships were returned to active duty during the Korean War and 32 oUiers were taken out of mothballs during the shippii^ crisis that resulted fnn the Egyptian governments seizure of the Suez Canal.
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WASHINGTON > WhMher not one watches the Playboy Channel, tth (xwte < any night in Anwrica to obaerve men and wanen making love to some degree in color, courtesy of the major networks.
By the time any ud reaches puber ty in this country, theyve rigteully earned a dem from Dr. Ruth Westheimer, having observed sex from a multiple of resonating sources: TV, rock lyrics, soap operas, radio talk shows and made-for-TV movies.
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the reserve fleet came in 1948 wben the Italian government sent 800 seamen to Wilmingtoo to take to sea 29 cargo ships that the U.S. government gave the Italians to repay them for a debt incurred during World War I when American forces had takM over a number of Italian vessds. The transaction was mainly a goodwill gesture made a few weeks in advance d a crucial Italian election.
The Italian sailors pvided a shot in the arm for WUmington merchants. The Italians were amazed to find goods on sale in the stores at barg^ mices as compared to those at tiome - and swamped the merchants with their eager purchases.
During the 1950s and early 60s, the numbm* d vessels at Wilmington was gradually reduced by such sales. Tto numbo* was furtbm* depleted when all of the better ships were removed flmn Wilmin^ and transferied to the James River reserve fleet, from which many were taken for reactivation during the Vietnam war. Finally, in 1966 a Maritime CMunission d-fidal told reporters that none of the 67 shii were
They would, or other ixHi-transpcxtation uses. He noted that only a few months befinre the state of North Carolina had bought two of tto vessels, towed them to the northeastern section d the state where they were sunk and used as a breakwater. Tto entire reserve fleet eventually was closed and the facility shut down.
Wtoti 10 baffling is that after a decade of outright indoctrination, most (eeni still dont know the basics. The business of discussii^ Ihe act and its repercussions is almost as alien to kids today as it was duriiM Annette Funicellos day.
Tbne magazine reported recently that, if proent traids continue, 40 percent of all teen^igers will get pregnant at least once wfore age 20. Eamyear more than a million U.S. teens end up pregnant; about 30,000 of them are unmarried. For Macks, the trends are particularly disturbing. Nearly hau of black females b^ome pr^nant by age 20 - almost twice the rate among whites.
Tto problem, of course, is ignorance. Tto few sex educati(m courses that are taught in public schools today - mostly by gym teachers - are so vague as to undermine the intention of the course. Some cities, such as Philadelphia, dont even require mandatcay sex education courses (not surprisinglv, 20 percent of tto babies bom in that city in 1982 wo-e delivered to teens).
What mystifies researchers is the pervasiveness of teen ignnrance on
sex. Ellen Kisker, a denograptot Princeton University, has ibiiid Itol > teen^ ghis subscribe to a vtoMf^' of myths, including that wMch nte^ > h out pregnancy with (to first kte! ,
course. And when it comes to 1M ^
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surprisingly, only one in three to- ^. ualty active girls between IS aid ffi, uses contrac^ves at all ',
Tto culprits in this game of tMD i ignorance are the federal eminent, schools, the me& and " parents. Tto Reagan administratioo, -m bending to the lets-pretend-the-world-tent-exist instincts of the Moral Majority, has tried to restrict the availability of cootncep* tives at federally funded (amity planning service centers. In 1963, the administration sought to requfra ^ federally funded clinics to notify^ parents within 10 days of issuing oon> ; traceptives to minors. FortuMtety, ( the courts overturned the dedsiQB. j
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sufficiently specific sex eduafioo^ courses, winch is why fringe charic* 4' terslikeDr. Rutharere(MoooiA* > * ^ lege campuses.
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Gallup
Poll
PRINCETON, N.J. Tto mood of the nation today is far briefer tium it was just two years ago, with 51 percent now saying they are satisfied with the way things are going in the nation compared to 35 percent in August, 1963.
Satisfaction with trends in the naticm has increased from 12 pmxd in August 1979, the year this measurement was started, to 50 percent in FetolK ary 1964, and has remained at about this level in subsequent measurmnenls.
Satisfaction with the way things are going in ones persmal life, aheuty high, has also grown. Today, 82 percent say they are satisfied in th respnet TMs represents the highest leve of satisfactimi since the first measurement, in 1979.
Interestingly, young adults, 18-29, are mcxe likely than persims 30 and older to enress satisfaction with whats happening in the nation, but are eqtmlty * satisfied with trends in their personal lives.
Much M tto growth in (mtimism in recent years appears to to econoinicalty based. For example, in March, 1983,25 percent of AmericaiB said they weea ' financially totter off than a year earlier. The comparable figure today is 38 percent.
Tto results are based on telephone interviews with 1,006 adults, 18 and older, conducted in scientifically selected localities across the nation duriM the period Nov. 11-18.
For results based on samples of this size, one can say with 95 percent confidence that tto error attributable to sampling and other random effects could to 4 percent in either direction. In addition to sampling ernnr, tto reader should bear in mind that question wording and practical difficulties in conducting surveys can introduce error or bias into the findings of opinion polls.
(c) 1985, Los Angeles Times SyndicatePublic Forum Readers Disagree Over Trent Case
To the editor:
As a member of the black community, I believe that the silent majority of black citizens agree with and support the views expressed so well by Gary L. Davis in last Sundays paper. We stand in full support of Lee Trents conviction.
Certain ministers have waved their banners of ignorance over the black community long enough. Mayto they need to stop marching long enough to review Leviticus 18 and study the 20 laws against incest that Gkxl made. Tto man they support violated the law of God and d man when he raped his own flesh and blood dau^ter. You dont represent me or the church of Jesus Christ when you sup^rt Lee Trent.
Wake up, the presumption of innocence is gone for Lee Trent. A jury of his own selection determined his guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. 1 was there during tto trial. Every jHOtection under the law was afforded him. He had two competent attorneys and received an impartial and unbiasM trial. His own family, including two sisters, his ion, his daughter and a black guidance counselor, gave evidence backed up by medical experts. This was not a case of Black and V^ite, but of Right and Wrong.
We have a right to have our children protected by laws. Im happy to know that we have a sheriffs department aid dtetrict attorney concerned about the protection of ddldren, no matter what color their skin.
^^ts giult is no longer an issue. So when you wave MMT banners and march around our courthouse, unders bd you are doing so for a convicted criminal and not an taAocentman.
to for Dr. Land speaking on black mentality, Im ha(h
Slie understands mine, because I cant understand his all. Lee Trents daughter is not on trial. She has been ttioiMb hell in her life without black ministers
Tto black community does not deserve this kind of iiipport. Youve made fools d yourselves, so please tonYtiy to make fools d us all. Im standing on the side MTrant'i daughter and I do not stand alone.
laMsE. Middletoa
GmviUeKKtoete:
1 am eoBcenied with how any bUck that was I d any events surrounding tto trial of Dr. Lee : eeuklto concerned with the press given the sup-I. friends and colleiq{uss of Dr. Trent. These sufh I are trying to uptoid the injustices of the justice I tore In Pitt County. Tto blacks that are misin
formed about what we as supporters are doing need to try to unify themselves with us and become more knowledgeable about whats really going on.
When has any justice system been more-than-just to any black person? Be realistic about the situation now. Just because Dr. Trent was convicted does not mean he was guilty. We are not trying to establish his guilt or innocence. What we are saying is that he was treated inhumanly and unjustly.
We are definitely not misguided and our energies are directed in the right places. We are trying to help the patients that the court system did not think aoout.
The very thought of a boycott or demonstration of a man unjustly convicted of the rape of his own child is morally nght and necessary. 1 say, lets protect our chil(h%n and our black men. Lets boycott!
By the way, it was not Dr. Trents fault that time was not allowed for him to make arrangements for his patients. Its time to wake up and pay attention to whats going on around us. A few weeks ago it was Dr. Trent. Next week it could to you!
Lastly, we should always look up to our black leadership and have the sense and courage to stand up and follow it. We must also speak up wben some of those that do are misled and ignorant enough to say tto wrong things!
Jewel Hardy
Greenville
Totkedltiri
As we approiicb a new year we like to review tto pot year and, at tto same time, make pians for tto coming year. So it is wit^our Optimist Gub.
An Optimist Club is a group of concerned men who recognize their civk responibllittes and join together voluntar^, in thought and in action, for the good of the community.
Our Little League activity has been very successhil in providing healthy, wholeiome and safe recreation for our young people. Tliis activity is a far cry from tto rock-strewn sand lots many (rf us remember.
Our support of the Greenville Boys Gub hu contributed substantially to its success and hM been greatly appreciated by its directors.
1ms before tto present intenit in bhtyclre, tto Optimist Gub recomiiad tto need for attention to bicyde safety. Our Bicydetofety Progrua has been inftninwn-U1 in acquainting young paopli with tto rte and mu-lationsof^safebicycliag.
Our cooperation with the Gty Recreatiwi and Parks Departinent has created a fine recreation park within the city.
Tto Oratorical Contest has encouraged our young people in the arts of public speaking. This is an important part of an all-purpose program to stimulate the intellectual activities of youth as well as the physical. Scholarships to worthy students are another part of this program.
Contributions to the Childrens Home at Lake Wac-camaw and other contributions help make life a little totter for some of those less fortunate than ourselves.
While none of these activities in themselves are of earth-shaking proportions, I submit that they add signicanUy to tne sum and total of our everyday life. None of this is accomplished without some hard work and some disappointments. Yet when, in the course of this hard work, we come to know each other a little totter and we strengthen the bonds of fellowship, we know that is what the Optimist Club is all about.
To keep these programs, we need our communitys sun^. ^ Cluistmas tree lot is a major fund-raiser and we ask everyones support for this and for future activities.
BUIDeau
Optimisl Gab president
TsItocdiUr:
BMold, ddldra are a torttage frmn tto Lord, tto fruit of tto womb is His reward. Platan 127:3.
Some of tto richest people tea wto consider their children a heritage from the Lori In a day when many couples view raising a family as a burdensome expense that limits their freedom and thwarts their goals, it is heartwarming to bear of parents whole sacrifice and love for their ctaUte are iwtaging them great joy and Messing. Such rewards are beyond measure.
A couple from Saskatchewan wrote, We are retired now, having been nuuried for 42 years. We have raised four children and educated them. They are all married and we have 10 lovely grandchildren. We are really Messed. No, we are not rlM, but BMney does not give us a kiss as grandchUdren do. We uaed our monre to give our children a Christian education. (Those oit us who did tUs, arent we reaUy rich?)
BriagiM chUdren into the world ii risky becauae they jiBt may break our hearts. They may choose evil ways. Vet if we accept them as Gods reward, surround them with prayer, and lea^ through the challenges of family
living to overocme seltishDess, tto nsK will pay oil.
As parents, lets measure our wealth by Gods standard, thanking Him for tto blessed heritage of our children He has given us. Even if they are not spiritually where we would like them to to, lets protect that heritage with daily prayer, loving concern and words and actions that say, You are (Jods special reward to us. With tto passing years, well see ourselves as very rich indeed.
Our children are a heritage - a blessing from the Lord. They bring a richness to ourselves that money cant afford. Our children are the only earUily possessions we can take with us to heaven.
Mrs. Beatrice C. Maye Greenville
To the editor:
Televised news tells us the American Medical Association is going all out to remove our tobacco business and sales. The irony of this pursuit is that in our state - in Greenville, (Tiapel Hill, Durham and Winston-Salem we have tto best medical schools and hospitals found on this earth, all given by tto great tobacco philanthropists in this state.
Tto docUu's and hospitals treat more mangled bodies from automobile wrecb and the carbon moooodde the pollutes the air daily from motors than cancerous luMS yet there is not a whimper in this area.
Tto most jteboyant, uiKHthodox and legal showman, by his own omission, Mr. Marvin M. Bdli Sr. of San Francisco, with the help, I presume, of tto surgeon gin-oal of the United States is now attempting to am to on the tobacco interests with a plantiff bringing chaifii presumably, that smoking killed a relative.
Mr. Belli lost a similar case in New Orleans in 1974 am stated at that time, Had we at that time won that case we would have made tto tobacco companies stop adUiof tobacco or come up with tto answer to brommogenk carcinmna.
Mr. Belli is now 77 years of age, one of the most sue cessful lawyers in America and to naturally would like to cap his career with tto greatest case in America.
V you have lived in this area and survived on beniAts derived, take care d your own. Stick by your guns. Who knows? Time may yet prove an inner conspiracy ma; have formed that was unknown. Something eiae to tan down our house of accomplishments.
Ralph SheU
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He mentioned a lack of free etoe- ms and domination by the imhtaiy t Soviet bl(X countries as wramptof c' lifierences with the West.
"hei>e are "far more than mere ''.jvuiirlerstandings, he said.
Berliners know that coercion and taTol are the essence at gow-e: imental authority on the omer y.iit .ir.d thus you understand that gun"' and tanks and rockets are a m ."lie taium of basic differences;, r> 'heanderlyingcause.
uif7 IS due to leave Sunday mor-'-11 lor a M>i hour visit to Bucharest la'ks iith President Nicolae ' ist-. I (' Homania. From there Hi!*'!; i)Budapest,Hungary, rt ,1. tv .''hiiltz s first visit to these ' nnes smce taking office in 1962.
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The result of the baQots returned. Gamer said, were four for Bill Hadden, one for Janice Bock, and QoeabstentiaiL
Asked if he thto ttoting actioo of this nature io advance of actuaOy being seated as mayor was legal, Gamer said, I contacted our 1^ counsel, Lany Graham, who told me be saw nothing wrong in taking a straw ballot Imd not a fornifthe procedure I was goiitf to use was legal , to my opiiiioo, Wnil I did is not a matter of bang legal or illegal. It was a straw vote, not a secret vote.
"In fact, Gamer ad^ I have nothing but the highest respect for
mayor.
I want to emphasize, to . that my purpose behind , i done was to save Janice H.c rassment of finding out a' i,.k fice time she might not .x i' mayor |mo tem. This wav;,u' advance. I have no apologv * f(H- my action, and I do ik': s thing illegal in the steps I ii.s if he preferred tnt
tional method of selecting a n ^ pro tem. Gamer said ! ueve in following traditi > j i traditioos sake. Howev.-r i now, after what has hapfx ik' will be wise to have w hau is to be used to be definei n part of the law.
Gamer concluded by sa. retrospect, I wish 1 had -done anything after the tn -cil-elect members had told n. ^ their intention of going ag. traditional method and i-a would not vote for Janict i -
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liiiornl ^election method. Id r. ree the tradition continued, n \ t caking that is. There iit ' niier considerations that J I dictate against follow-pcti, I't.un. butasarule, Ithink nnai method is good. id >r. -aid the straw vote method V. '.arner prior to the official :n nis opinion, was in. no p'c'iVri to be a subversion of -(ii.r* ^ do not think the discus-aiihii'u Council members in any a I' an cHort to manipulate the
* ; B .dher. it is my opinion that " V " "01 Ply d way of arriving at a i noPnriLcnsus.
N.itiPillv I am honored to have ! p naifkd mayor pro tem. The - V ' IV' gf'i 's that the other Council /'.'ibfr vhose me because of my ( 'i' >"'p* experience, and that UP' 'Wf-*re l'>oking for the kind of . lt''Nh,p hev thought I could [ffo-1 .tn li po"ition.
V** 1 u'a idilure to let the public N . wy c, I'tidnge was in the offing,
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The bving trees, the ones with the roots 00 them, sold better than we
MitM who mid the popular ar tificial treesst Ids stort range to price from tSHOO. 'Tlm^totor
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The IM Supermarket on North Memmial Drive ,sold fresh Fratoer
five left as of nmrsday, said Jerode Fok, manager of Winn Dine Supermarket at Carolina East Codve-raeace Centre. We get a good look-tog tree and they soM we We sold them at the same price they seld for last year.
. At Littles Nursery, trees have beta sefliiig very wefl, accordtog to Gail Wainwright, owner aad flpe^ ator. With two more wedto togaht-tore Christinas, we are sare we wl
mature and remly to cut now. I expect there wD be a glut of Ortotmas trees oatenarket m the next couple of vean."
One area Christmas tree farm, 15 acra of Virgtoto piae, cedar and
had a nal good mpoBoe fUi yaar,** lin. FtefMd old of thelrie
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fir trees for If, and as of Thursday, I left.
the store had bout a dozen trees L.., according tofunior Huk, produce manager.
We got hpines in and we have
thoie,lfrs.Waiiiwrigdiaid.
We have sold over thrae-fbiaths of the cut trees on the lot. There is only a small amount left and we expect thoie to be sold this weekoid, she said. The nurs^ is selling ImImIbi fir, Scotch pine and.Itorwcgian spruce for Christmas trea tUsyear.
AH the living cedar and wtotepioe trees with roots oo them are leUtog well, she added.We havesoU more of those trees ttos year than to the past three years.
mxs are iq) just a small percentage from last year, but batelly the pnces are about the same as last year, she said.
Virginia tone, Canadian fir aod (xdar trees have s(M well this season at Kitrells Greaibouse, accordtog to owner Jan Kitrell. We dont have many left, she said. The weather turned cool at just the right time, and peoj^ came to buy their trees.
The prices are the same as last year, but the trees are prettier than thCT were last year, she added.
For those people who want to cut their own fresh tree, there are several Christmas tree farms in the Greenville area.
Growing Christmas trees became the popular thing to do six or seven years ago, said Pitt County Agriculture Extooskm Agent Sam UzzelL Those trees planted then are
teWerofliattadied.
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as last year toto our prices are toe sane as^iast yttr,she said, estoaattog that 7N to ill trm have hesBSoidtoisscasoe.
On A C Tumages Chrtotmas tree farm on U.S. IM-A east of FanaviOa, four acra have been ptoaled with Virgtoia piae, wtale pine and cedar trm.
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ROCKY MOUWr, N.C. (AP) -Planten Natioaal Bank officiate have aiMBBnced ptona to aeqtore FM Nationto Badf Stoito^ a move that would make Planten the states oinlh-largest hank with about ITfOmilhon in assets.
Planten will exchange 117 shares of its stock for each share to tte Smithfield bank, which ranked saad amo^ the states 63 banks with H9.6 milhoD in assets, officiate said.
GreciviBe has employed toe Ctoncil-ManagCT form to government since January 12,1953.
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Chairlift Cable Drofl At Ski Resort, Tosses Scores Of lUbn.To Groiincf
DILLON. Colo. (AP) - A ehiiriift cibio at a ski resort joMed violnlly Satediy, throwing sqm ikiMt fset to tlie ground aod igjwiH scores of people, at least SK entkalty, witMsses and authorities said.
As niany as SO people were injured in the late-moning accideid. said Lilhaa Ross, communicatioos (lire^ tor at Keystone resort.
A giant wheel at the top of the Teller Lift holding and tuning the cable fell out of potioo, dropping 8 to 10 feet, said Chiis Sam of Dmer, a skier who witnessed the acddent.
The i^ along the cable was so forceful that in some cases R broke the backs of s(Hne of the chairs" ca^ rying skiers, Sayer said.
Along the triple chairlift, some
skisn atm diii to thakr ants je SU Patrol mensn aii mm wDfftsn attemiid ttnss who had ftdb
ea, Sayer said.
As dnk fell over tbs resort, doasas of fiiends and rolalifcs hnadsd in ^degree cold ootridi the dkie, waiting for word of skiers known lo be skimg in the ares where aoci* dentoccurred. ^ .
Steve Comillier, vice presidnit of marketing for the resort, said hours after the accident that the number of critically injured was unknown.
At a AibQip OMiial Hospital in Omr. KiniMUn Rand|y Shiok M Iwr Wes ware breiigbl to the ^hiBDtel in critieid coniiiw, in-clMhig a #-yearold man who was ander^Hng sumry for chest and abdonU^ injuries and a 51-year-oid weman in sunsery for bead and back iinm.
Five others were reported in critical condition en route to Denvor hospitals via Fhgbt For Life and Aurora Presbyterian Air Life
trsated at the Snake Crask CRbc at Ksyatone and all ware raported ^bibisd" by ndaftamoon, Shook said.
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There was 45 inches of snow on the slopes at Keystone and North Peak Ml Saturday, according to reports frMn Colorado Ski Coimtry USA. Skies were clear and crowds
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GANDER, Newfoundland (AP) -AD bodies have been moved from the rody hillside where a DC-8 crash killed 248 American soldiers and eight crew members, and the remains wiD be flown to the United States starting Monday, officials said.
But investigators say they stiU have not be able to solw the mystery of why the chartered aircraft, after an apparently normal takeoff in light w, crashed to earth in a baD of fire early Thursday.
Peter Boag, bead of the investigia-tion, said Saturday that aD identifiable remains nad been moved
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Hie bodies are to be shipped in flag^lraped caskets to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology at Dover, Del., diere aiAopsies wiU be conducted under supervisic oi the Canadian safety boards officials, Boag said.
Local resources are just not adequate to that task," be said.
A U.S. Army spokesman, Capt. Robert Kramer, said an hooM gu^ frcm the 101st AirbMme the divi-sioo of the dead soldiers - would load the bodies on Air Ftnce planes for flights to Dover.
We expect the transfer of our soldiers remains to take place over a poiod of several days, beginmng Monday," KTamo* said.
David OwMi, second-in-command of the boards orobe, said at an earlier news conference that investigators did not have a (Hccise count (rf the Dumbm* of bodies that have been found. We have a number of body parts," he said.
With snow falling steadily Saturday aftomoon, Boag said his 40-man team was worng furiously to finish its survey of the thousands of pieces d wreckage Dtteri^ the wooded hillside just half a mile from Gander International Airport.
Some of the deoris eventually will be taken to Ottawa for a more (letail-ed examination, Boag said.
Before dawn Saturday, Gen. John A. Wickham, the U.S. army chief of staff, stiqiped over in Gander for two hours to tour the crash scene and the hangar being used as a morgue.
Investigators said they nave not been able to find the reason the Arrow Air jet, after an apparently
routine takeoff at 6:45 a.m. Thursday, fell to the ground taU-first about a half-mile past the eml of the runway and exploded in flames.
The fuel was tested and found to be within ^ificatkms," Owen said. We have no reason to believe at this point in time that weight or balance was a problem."
AlUwugh freeing rain was falling until about hah anoour before takeoff - and the pilot did not remiest de-icing of the planes wings - Owen said investigators also have no reason to suspect ice caused the crash.
Nevertheless, spokesmen imisted they were not ruling out any theories, even sabotage. The PenU^on and the White House, however, have discounted claims that the plane was sabotaged by a Palestinian group.
In Miami, Fla., Arrow Air confirmed Saturday that the same DC-8 had mechanical difficulties earlier this year and had to abort two takeoffs.
Robin Mattel], spdtesman finr the Miami-based firm, said that on Nov. 15 the plane was leaving Grand ^pids, Mich., and as its nose ted into the air the tail hit the runway. The jet was carrying 99 Marine reserves on a flight to Camp Lejeune, N.C., and Mattel! said a loading problem probably caused the incident.
He said that on July 28 the DC-8 carrying National Guard troopers was forced to aboard a takeoff from the Toledo, Ohio, airport. There were some mechanical problems, tmt there was no fire or explosion, he added.
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Juror's Gesture Faces Challenge
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A juror in Gov. Edwin Edwards federal racketeering trial flashed a thumbs-down sign at television cameras Saturday, prompting defense attorneys to demand that he be thrown off the panel.
U.S. District Judge Marcel Livaudais said he would hear arguments on the motion Monday. *010 jury quit deliberating Saturday without reaching a verdict. No delito erations are scheduled Sunday.
Juror Clifford West made the gesture as he climbed aboard a van that to(A jurors from their hotel to the courthouse to begin the fourth day of deliberations in the trial of the governor, his brother and three other people.
Livaudais told lawyers in a hearing that he had seen a videotape of jurors leaving the hotel, but m did not comment on it.
James Neal, chief defense attorney, asked for time to prepare full
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West, 31, an unemployed electrician from New Orleans, had observers and anxious defendants speculating all day about what the gesture meant.
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By MITCHELL ZUCKOFF .Associated Press Writer
NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (AP) -Ruth and Verena Ca<N share an undersized heart and ofner organs, but the playful 20-month-old conjoined twins also share an oversized spirit.
They sneak toys from their 4-year-old sisters room, chase the family dog with their specially designed walker and generally keep their parents hopping.
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If you give something to Ruthie first, shell give it to Verena because she knows Verena has to have things first, said their mother, Marlene Cady, 33. Verena almost always gets her way and Ruthie doesnt mind."
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PILOT MOUNTAIN. N.C. (AP) -Pilot Mountain policemen would be allowed.-to wear neatly trimmed) beards if a proposal that will be considered by the town Board of Commissioners Monday is passed.
Twn E. Chandler, Pilot Mountain police chief, said four officers have asked to be allowed to grow beards, but that violates department policy.
When theyre drawing with crayons, Ruth opts for orange and Verena prefers purple.
Their father Peter, 30, who moved the family to Rhode Island from Durango, Colo., in September to become a culinary iMtructor at Johnson & Wales College in Providence, described his shock at the twinsbirth.
I was scared when they were first bom. Its not something we knew was going to happen,hesaid.
At first, Cady expected that they would just take them upstairs (at the hospital), take them apart and there would be stitches for a while.
But while their shared mtestine and liver would not be a problem in separating the twins, their single h^rt made that surgery impossible. Fears that Ruth and Verena could die at any moment because of mro-blems with their heart which nas three chambers instead of the normal four subsided as they grew. A critical blood vessel to the heart, tiny when they were bom, has grown to normal size.
Maybe someday down the road, theyll find a way to separate iem, Cady said. Were hoping. Meanwhile, the girls are bright and happy, the parents say.
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iROTON, Conn. (AP) > Antiactivists sang carols and out Christmas cards Satur-outside the Electric Boat Ship-d during the launching of the nu-or-powered attack submarine
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^^t a time when some consider it rlish to ridicule modem weapons ^ms and sometimes the men and mmen who build them, these ex-Hdinarily complex ships work v/o. weU, said Adm. Kinnaird tee, directs of the Navys nu-' Sion program. illecTdie ship a good I, a bargain, in terms of return on stment. The Louisville cost $282 on without weapons, said such vessels give U.S. mil-opponents both certainty and ..rtainty... certainty with regard ..our own ability, what we can do, and a terrible uncertainty as to what we may do.
McKee said it was tough to say why the ship is a bargain because of the silence in which the Navys submarine iMtigram (qierates. He said that silence creates opportunities for itioenof. sutonarine peddlars and arm-chair defense experts who, unhampered by experience, advocate cheap and easy waw to do what can only be done by ^ps like this.
McKees wife Betty Ann bn^e the traditional bottle of champagne over the submarines bow. It took her two attempts, and on the secimd try she splashed champagne all over her fur coat.
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(hfferent frame of reference i to the fiiture to judge that vohiminous material, he said Besides observing the fligbt. he said he would take part to medical experiments and operate an eneriment to grow I pro^ for cancer research. 1-Diax, a physicist who is a
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San Jose, Costa Rica. He said during the flight he planned to make a videotape in Sranish depictiog life aboard the shuttle for &tribution among Spanisb-qieaking groups to the Unitea States and Latm America.
Cenker is a senior staff engineer with RCA Astro-Etectronks wfibwill observe the release of an RCA com-municatioas satellite and operate an
infrared camera developed by his company. He said the camera would be used to obtain radtometric inu of voicanoes, ocean currents, moon and the dties of H Houston, Galveston, Texas, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Dur^ the fivtHtev fl^, the astronauts also will aim ultraviolet cameras at potential UV sources to space, run several aeroihw 00 the revitalized Columbia and conduct materials prbcessing, medical and other
Columbia is to land on a lS,OOMoot ranway here, the first shuttle touchdown to Florida smce April,
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Western Cherokees Install New Chief
TAHLEQUAH. Okla. (AP) - The first woman to lead a major Native American tribe formally to(A office Saturday as principal chief of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, the nations second largest.
Wilma Mankiller will serve as chief of the 68,000-member tribe for the two years remaining in former Chief Ross Swimmers four-year term. Swimmer, chief for 10 years, was sworn in Friday as director of the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Mankiller, 40, was sworn in during a private ceremony Dec. 5 so she could conduct tribal business, and said being the first woman to head a major tribe is no longer an issue. The issues are our programs, the breaking of the circle of poverty, not me, she said recently. Cher(ees have started they are ready for female leadership. ... We ail knew this was coming.
She has said she intends to run for a full four-term in 1987.
itoecooom-from within, _ __ recently. We are trying to atract industry to our communities ... industries that v^i create jobs for two to 50 people.
Only the Navajo Nation in Arizona and New Mexico, with 150,000 members, is larger than the Cherokees.
Del Management to reestablish security bearing boante that wm used in the 1960s evoked protests from civil libertarians who warned the action would undermine due inticess for federal employees, and could lead to arbitrary dismissals.
Andrew Feinstein, staff director for the House civil service subcommittee, confirmed reports of the 0PM decision published in Saturday editions of The Washington Post and The New York Times.
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Morison, the first American convicted of leaking classified government information to the news media, did not quit his job at the Naval Intelligence Support Center in Suitland, Md., until his convicticm last October, despite government attempts to remove him.
She was elected deputy principal duef in 1963 after four years as the tribes top economic developw and planner. She heads the iS-member Tribal Council, the tribes ruling body.
Swimmer. 41, an atUni^ and former banker, was swcxn in to his new post as assistant secretary ^ Interior for Indian affairs on Friday and told his new subordinates be wants them to try to work themselves out of their jobs.
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Distiict JvlgeltaiasG. Hd Friday thfcv oat Floyd RoysdoBs laasait afluost RJ. Heyn^ that contended the campaoy s dgarelles were defective aod unrcMonably dangerous.
Roysdon, 51. of Oneida said he smoked the company s Camd and Winston dgarettes since ^ 13 and blamed the products for a circalalory comhtioB that ted to the ampatalion ofhisleftlegA Hulls summary judgment will have an absolutely chilliog effect brousht aaainst the (tobacco) industry on a contingent basis by lawyers hoping to collect a share of big dama^ said Roy Burry, research analyst for the investment banking and brokerage firm of Kidder. Peabody and Co.
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One such suit is under way in CAMornu to wbicfa the survivon of a smoker are suii^ RJ. Reynolds, which is based in Winsfon^aiem, N.C., and has 32 percent of the cigarette market
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Students' Ocean Bottle Comes Home
LAWSONVILLE, N.C. (AP) - A Stokes County third-grade class decided not to send their letters airmail or via any other Postal Service route, but the response they got back was strictly first-class.
Two months ago, Fran Newsoms third-grade class at Lawsonville Elementary School stuffed a wii bottle full of lett^ and had it dropped into the sea. Two weeks ago, SiiTannp Hill found the bottle while walking on the beach south of Wilmington.
"I shook the bottle till my arm hurt, Ms. Hill wrote the class. Then I dug around with a stick try-
Mrs. Newsom said her class came up with the idea after reading a story about the different ways people communicate. They filled a wine bottle with letters, corked it, sealed it with wax and wrapped it in reflective tape.
A friend (rf Mrs. Newsfuns agre^ to drop the bottle into the ocean while fishing off the coast of Morehead City - noore than 100 miles from where It was found.
He was ti miles out, Mrs. Newscun said. I honestly didnt ttook it would ever come back. students did.
ing to hook onto a scrap of paper. Finally I got desperate and smashed the bottle on a large broken shell.
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1 was s(Mla for lots (tf hundred-dollar bills or directions to find pirate treasure, but your letters ww great, wrote Ms. Hill, who is an illustrator for the state division (rf marine fisheries.
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We kept telling her to believe, said Amanda R. Brown, 9, one of six students in Mrs. News(ns class. It came back in the story we read. It was going to come back for us.
Grants For Crime Victims Approved
RALEIGH (AP) - TTie Governors Crime Commission has a( federal grants for Raleii Greensboro to aid victims of crime, especially domestic violence.
Raleigh was awarded a $56,149 federal grant and the city wjll jMt)-vide a matching sum of about $30,000 in cash, whicn it currently has allocated for such services, and about $40,000 worth of e(|uipment, services and employees time, said Donald E. Harris, Raleighs director of human resources.
The commission also approved a $146,800 federal grant for Greensboro, which that city will match with $147,000 in cash and in-kind services, for helping victims of violence.
The grants came from a $1.2 million pool of federal money that the commission can distribute to local (ovemments that have programs for lelping crime victims.
Last month, the commission approved a $235,320 federal grant to the N.C, Council on the Status of Women to provide services to sexual assault victims in 28 counties, most of them rural.
Other federal grants, however, are in danger of being lost because too few North Carolina towns are re
questing them, said Gerald Fox, chairman of the crime commissions justice assistance committee. '
Fox, the Mecklenburg County manager, said the commission was not receiving enough requests from local governments to absorb all the available federal grant money in five areas.
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OURHAli (AP) - Hk National Eodomneot for the Humanities has awarded $120,000 to the Natknal Humamties Ceider in the Research Triangle Park for the third year (tf a pnaram for high school teachers.
Iw money will help pay for two institiites, the first on agrarian tradi-tioo in American history and the sec* flod OB the concept of self in literature.
The literature institute will also be supported by $25,000 from the North Carolina Humanities Committee.
The institutes will be held from June 16 through July 3 at the humanities center.
The literature program is open only to North Can^ hi^ school teachers. The agrarian program will accept teachers from around the coiury.
killed Nov. 16 when a car sfnaned into their vehicle on a rural JohnAoii County road. Lee Marie Whili^ a months okt was injured. She wan
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Chatham County commissioners Voted to designate the county the $dar capital of Ncarth Carolina, five years after a group called Rays of Hope b^an budding sdar collectors ana installing them throughout the county.
: No one else has laid claim to the title,'* said Elsie Cunningham, a founding membo- of Rays d Hope, and also director of the Chatham ^County Council on Aging.
: The prime movers of the Rays of Tlope, ^ Dow and Paul Konove, estunate that a $30,000 to $40,000 investment has bea made in the counpast five years. That least 200 solar units vertical wall collectors, hot .water heaten or solar greenhouses
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The gree^ cards are addressed to the family of Lev Brmshtein Of Leningrad and were signed by members of the Judea R^orm Con-g^tkm in Durham and Chapel
We hope the presentation of these cards will help persuade the Soviet government to let the Bronshtein family emii
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third of those weit to low-mcome people, financed through grants and Vohmteer labor, Dow said
Gary Honored
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: RALEIGH (AP) - A Superior has refused to grant a
new trial in the case of a Tormer Saleigh investment adviser found '.guilty by a Wake County jury of id^uchng his clients out of $124,942.
Attorneys for m(MW than SO investors who have sued Jeffrey J. ^ughnessy for almost $600,000 said :they would appeal the Thursday .'decision.
: Shat^hoessy had been accused in 'IS November trial of deceiving his clients about the value (rf their in-Ivestmwits. In that trial, W. Larry ;Ownley and Lee Folger III, who worked at Wheat First Securities Inc. 'when it handled some of Shaughnessys securities trans-:actks, were cleared of wrongdoing ;by the jury.
* The investors attorneys, Richard C. Titus and I. Clark Wright Jr., con-:tended that Hobgood did not properly linstruct the jury on the legal stan-;dard to determine Ownleys and ,Folgnrs liability.
CHARLOTTE (AP) - Former Charlotte Observer columnist Kays Gary will be honored Jan. 11 for his humanitarian service by Mission Air Ministries.
Kays has helped hundreds of organizations, including Mission Air, and thousands of peoj^ during a lifetime of sorvice, said Donnie Simpsim, president d Mission Air Ministries.
Mission Air will establish the Kays Gary Humanitarian Service Avmrd to be given each year to someone who has given oustandiiig service to fellow citizens, Simp^ said, adding that the first award will go to Gary.
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ogh?^v3lM?5ral kittensT^montlhold male black kitten; an SHDOQtlhold spayed female black and white cat; a 5-montlH>ld spayed female black and orange cat; a 6-monttH>ld spayed female black and white cat; and a spayed female calico cat. Shots started. Humane Society, 756-1268.
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Lost Monday near Rose High School - a doberman pinscher puppy about sixmontlaold. 756-1771.
The Adopt a Pet column is published free of charge each Sunday. Call between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Elizabeth Savage, 756-4867; Patsy Hunt, 758-1397; Janet Uhlman, 756-3251; Bobbie Parsons, 756-1268; or Carol Tyer, 752-6166. To rep^ a lost or found pet, call Marie Millor, 756-2284. To request a Humane Sodete investi^tion, call Barbara Haddock, 752-9922. To recpiest assistance for wild animals and birds, call 753-2393. To become a member, call 756-1268. Donations to the Humane Society may be sent to P.O. Box 8121, Greenville, N.C. 27835.
Manager Leaving
WINSTON-SALEM (AP) - Clyde B. Lindsley, the general manager of the Roger L. Stevens Center for the Performing Arts, will leave the position early next year and will not be
ley, who became general :er oi the center in August 1983,
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The arts school owns the Stevens Center and leases it to First Stevens Limited Partnership. First Stevens leases the cetner back to the school for performances.
Lindsley said he will probably leave the Stevens Center sometime in January. Gail Robin Citron, the managing partner of First Stevens, said that he will not be replaced. She said she would assuihie Lindsleys duties in the operation of the center.
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Brfort July 1, sUteiwid abortiooi were elective for woumd or girli BMStiog eertalB income Imiits. But the Dew laMuage requires a woman to get a eUdemeiit foom her doctor that her health would be impaired fay the pregnancy before she can quahiy for state monlra.
The General Assonbty, pahed by abortion foes including Gov. Jim Martin, cut the state abortion fiind by 90 poccnt his fiscal year. Since then, the number of poor women receiving itatefieid abortions has dropped by tw(Ktmrds.
The fund dropped from $1.4 million a year to $824,500. From July through October, the fund paid for 596 abortions, compared with 1,928 during the same periw in 1964.
The intent was to have the ladte have the physician to talk to openly, said state Sen. Mehrin Watt, D-Meckteiburg. We did not contemplate that the numbers would go down except 1^ the amount of money (the fund) was reduced.
S(Nne counties held up all remiests for abortions until early August. And the requirement has meant a discouraging additional step for social wmters, cltents and dochuf involved in abortions, some officials said.
The patient is sort of out there spinning, said Dr. Take Crist, head 01 JacK^villes Crist Clinic for Women. So many stiimblina blocks (exist) that people who really need (an abortion) cant get it.
Charlotte Brody of the (harlotte branch of Planned Parenthood said the state delayed its training sessions for county social service workers, which look place in August. Some counties tom clients no money was available because they didnt know how to process the applications, she said.
Several county workers said this* week they misunderstood the requirement when they received the guidelines.
Abortion foes sought to outlaw abortions except in cases of rape or incest and when a womans lue is
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Martin promised during his campaign that he wouM seek to end abortion funding except when the mothers life is threatened and in
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Quick toe, when ootstiKiRst tine an Eiet Canlioa mens bRdwlteU tMm Jimped off 4-istvt?
Dont know? Well, its not surprism^ its beena while.
Youve got to go bnck to tbe 1SC^63 senson wben the nrstes under Esri Snoith woo four of their first five games.
Last oi^ SellM Pirates downed Win-throp TT-es to win their fourth against one loss -eijualiog that record.
It was also the first time since tbe 1HM3 season that the Pirates have woo as many as ttireeinarow.
But behind another 2Hint performance by MarcfaeU Henry, the Pirates glided past Wiik throp as thQT doaed Old their DecraAer la^ schedule.
Coach Charlie Harrisoo was pleased with the win and pleased to be H but he is stiD lookii for his team to dev^ a little bit of a kiOer instinct.
We ^ 1 pants tq> and started to get a little Harrisoo said. We got to trying to ! and ^ the baU and CHk it to excite die crowd.
Not that they didnt do d. The Pirates recorded 14 ^as against the Er^es, who had only a total of 18 tumovien. And the Pirates ,wm abte to put m five slains durmg^the mght.
For die second straij^ night thenrates sM well, hitdiig 55i percent for the game, including 67.9 pment in the second naif wbn they ^ out to a 16foiiit spread.
We worked hard in gmmg rea<^ for them and in tiying to take them out of their offense, Harrison said. I only dunk we made one mi^ake. We tried to play bdUid (Allen) Washteton, get be^ and make Mm push the hall^out^
Instead, Washh^Mo turned into tbe basket and scxwed 14 points, 10 (rf them in die first half. We werent aggressive enough with it, and he k^ them in the game the first half.
HarrisoD prai^ the defensive job done on Winthrops leading scorer, Fred McKinnon, by Keith Si^. Hes a big-time shooter. Hes ben taking about 23 shots a game and we felt we had to keep him down. Ife got 17, but a lot of them came late after tbe game was decided, so ItMnkthitsstill decent.^
Harrison also said he expected the Pirates to steal the ball quite well a^unat the Eagles and get the breaks. Tlieir offense keep their guards on the baseline, so we knew that if we
CMI Mnl it, it wouU be our guards agMnst dKir Mg men and we could heat them down the caurt M Isite as we stayed in a half-coart pmt, I thfa we played defense quite well to-
And wMIe Harrison is happy with the record, hes not pleiaed with the consistaney. Weve had three games when he had the chance to put it away early and didnt take advantage of the opportonitiei. But I tMnk WeD leani that we cant have lapses.
After scoring tbe opening basket, tbe Pirates feO behind by as much as four points through tfaecorly going. Henry slammed one through at Die 11:13 man to put ECU ahead for goo^ 17-If. Jeff KcOy followed with a bee throw and Al dark made a basket and William Grady two bee throws to ID the lead to 2M6.
WinOnp ra^ to cut the lead to one, 2S-H but thePbates then scored mne strai^ poM^ seva of them by Chrt Vanderfaorst, to ran out 1^34-K
But for the first time this year, the Pirates went into a scoring lapse after that, not scoring for the final five minutes of the hatf as Winlrop cut it back to 3929at intermissioa.
WiMrop cM it to tMee, Mtting Die first poiMs
and Scott Hardy Mt a la^^to open the I
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threenointnlai the lead bJ^ 10,43-33.
Winthrop cut it down to six once more after that before Die Pirates made another ran that opened tbe lead to 16 at S7-41 with 11:15 to j^y. Jon Williams, (M in the first hatf, made mree strai^ baskets to climax the streak.
After that, the Pirates held at least a ten-p^ lead for much of the remaining time. Wintiop did trim it to six once more at 11-55, scoriiM to straigMiMints, but ECU again polled away by 13 before one last flurry by the Eagles cut it bnck to the final 8iint margiiL
In additioa to Hrys 25, Die Pirates got 14 points bom Vanderhorst and 11 bom Bass, who aim led Dm lefaoondtog with nine as ECU held a 33-22 margin in that department.
MfKmnnB finished wift 22 poiiils wMle Washington had Hand Ted HauptMt 13.
The loss left WMthrop with a 64 record on the season.
East CaraDiia wiD now take to the road, pliy-ing against natioaally-ranked KeMucky and topranked plaver Kenny SkyWalker in the first round of the Kentucky Invitatknal in Adolph Arena next Friday night in Lek-ie^ Ky. SouDiorn Methodist and Pepper-dine meet in Die oDier game.
Bears Enjoy Elemenfs, Top Jets
EAST RUTHERFOBD, NJ. (AP) The wind, the cohL even a light fiurry. .It was^CMcagp Bmb
thhrii dMl" was W juit wak, said Bears defensive end Richard Dcm after Chicagos defenders aodlhe etenento lud com-binedtoshufdowfi the New Jets
in a 166 Bean victory Saturday. Tt wasn't that cold. Wait untD you get to Chicago in January. Then youU se whatcMd is aU about.
The Bears held Die National Foot-baU Leagues second-ranked offense to 159 yards and llraited Ken OBrien, the leagues top-rated quarterback, to 12 completions in 26 attempts for 122 yards.
On offense, the Bears only shgbUy more efficient, but they got four field goato fnun Kevin Biiu and the first touchdown of ti^t end Tim Wrightmans NFL career - a 7-yard pa^ from quarterback Jim McMahon in tbe second quarter.
It (tonot matter vdmt tbe ^y is like,saidMcMahon. YoustiHhave
THE DAILY
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SUNDAY AAORNING, DECEAABER 15,1985
gustod up to 28 mpb and brought Die winkMIl factor near zero did have an affect on the game, wMch Dfted Chka^s record to 14-1, the leagiiei best. The Jets, 10-5, stiU can clmch a pfatyoff spot with a victory over devdaiid next Sunday.
The wind was atrocious,* said Butia*, a rookie bom Georgia, who has Mt 00 M strait field goal tries on the road. But haying the wind blowi^ the way it did was better than it swirfing. When you have it direct in your face or against you,
the weaUier a wind which
you can prraare mentaUyior it.
In Sok^ Field (the Bears home), its harder because it swirls much more.
The Bears defense, ranked atop
the NFL, never let New York get un-tradted as the Jets lost at home fa-the fiu^ time this season.
They were getting frustrated more and moe each tim we stepped them, said safety Dave Duerm, who recovered a ni^-quarter fum-Me. When Otis (Wilson) got hk sack, I saw Die guy he brat banging his fist (HI the ground ami talking to himself.
Waltor Payton, tbe NFLa all-time lead^ rusna*, wasnt, doing much talking after having his streak of consecutive lOO-yanT rushing games stojqped at nine. Payton gainra (mly 53 yards on 28 carries.
Im not disapjMinted I didnt get 100 yards, saw Payton. Im disap-
poioted in Die way we attack.
But not as disappointed as the Jets.
NoDiiiig seemed to work offensively, said Jets Coach Joe Walton. Any loss effects you. You (tont like to lose. We have to gaDier ourselves forClevelaiid.
Although Payton was stopped oo the ground, be played a pivotal role with a 65-yard pass recepton in the third quarter which letf to a field goal.
Butlers field goals traveled 21, IF, 37and31yar&.
A tunwver Diat counted and one which didnt playd a major rMe in the outcome.
After the Jets forced a Chicago punt following the Bears first possession, New York quartotack Ken OBrien connected wiUi tigbt end Mickey Shulor on a 15-yard p^. But Shuler dn^iped the baD vte running with it and Dave Duerson recovered at the Bears44.
Chicago then marched 54 yards in nine plays for Butlers 18-yard field goal.
After the Jets tied it on Pat Leahys 23-yard field goal, the Bears got a I
break. On tbe first play of the second quurter, McMabon Mundied a kng for Willie Gault. Jets safety caught Die baD and fit as'hefeU to the ground.
a lengthy conference, Die officials ruled Die baU Mt the ground. Televisk replays indicated that Springs made the interception thatD tlD baD bdiing to the surfed McMahon tried to pass on Die next y, but was chased out of bounds for a loss. However, Jets ciMiicrbMk Johniw Lynn was caDed for a personal foul ~ a 15-yard penalty .
The Bears drove the remaining 45 yards to cinnplete an 80-y^ (hive and took a 10-3 lead on Wri^itmans scoring catch.
From Diere, Die defenses - Die Bears are ranked first in the NFL, the Jets ninth - took <xtrol. It was the first time since tbe seasin-qieiia' that the Jets failed to score a touchdown.
The Jets pulled witln 104 on a 55-yard fiew goal by Leahy early in the third quarter. A shanked punt by CMcagos Maury Buford went only 17 yards and died at the Bears 38.
Mans Dies After Bout With Cancer
and left an asterisk after bis name in the record books.
HOUSTON AP) - Roger Maris,
'Who Mt 61 home runs in 1961 to ^ ,
break Babe Ruths major league As a haDplaver, 1 would be baaebaU single-Mason record, (fied deiigbted to do it again, Maris
Saturday aftte'a two-year bout with wrote in a magazine article aftor
cancer.
Blaris, 51, who was admitted Nov.
20 to the M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, (bed at 1:46 p.m. CST, hospital spokeswoman Jane Brust saia. Maris was being treated for lymphoma, a cancer wMch invades the body's lymph system.
The fiHTner New York Yankee outfielder died with his wife Pat at Ms side. The couple had six children.
Yogi Berra, who had been his teammate on the Yankees, tried to visit Maris Friday, but was told the ailing former player was too ill.
Maris lympboina was diagnosed in November, 1983. At that bme, a doctor said it had gone undetected f(Mr five years.
For a while last year, the disease was said to be in remission, but Maris became ID again earlier this faD. At blsebaUs whiter meetb^B tMs week hi San Diego, a bkx^ mobile was set iqi to collect Mood ferMm
Maris blitted his way into
bisebaU history in 1961 by breakiiifl one of the games most revered marks,the80iDmei
one of the games most
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in 1987. That season produce(i many emotional Mghs ami lows for Maris
magazine the 1961 seasoo.^As an individual, I doubt if 1 could possibly go through it again.
Maris, born Sept. 10,1934, in Hib-bing, Mum., braan Ms career with the Cleveland Imlians in 1967 and was traded to Die Kansas City AthleDcs in 1968. FoUowing the 1959 spason, he was traded to the Yankees, where be won the American Leagues Most Valuable Player awardsin 1960 and 1961.
He was again traded after tbe 1966 season^ tbe St. Louis Cardinal, where be played two seasons before retiring.
Maris fln^ wiUi 275 lifetime homeruM, 851 runs batted hi and a batting average of .260. He played in seven World Series, whining in 1961 and 1962 with the Yankees and in 1967 with the Cardinals.
The left-handed hitter distirauisbed Minaetf as t slugger eiriy m Ms etfeer, and attrncled major attention in 1960 ti part of tbe MAM combo wiDi tesnunate Mkkra Mantle.
Maris woo the 1960 MVP award by Mttini 28 home rune and driving inlUrwi.
After a poor spring training in
which be Mt only one home run. Maris started the regular season slowly. He had iust one Mt through four games and did not Mt a home run untU Die nth game.
During the first three weeks of June, however, be Mt in 15 Mmie runs and he finished tbe month with a season total of 27. By then, observers were already beghming to predkt bow many home nms he could Mt, and some thought hi could reaoh Ruths baUowed mark.
By micMuly, as tbe home runs continued, basebaD commissiofier Ford Frick ruled that If Ruths record was tied or broken, it would have to be done in 154 rames ~ the number the AL piim^ 1827 -rather than to la guoaa, the nnmbarthaALDNh played.
obataeha. He rioalved hundredi of nasty letters from fans who said that they did not want Ruth's reeurd broken, if it had to be, they wanted Mantle to do it.
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ECU Shuffles Lineup In Win Over Central
By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor
East Carolinas Lady Pirates rebounded from a 6540 loss to Radford with a 70-50 Witz of N.C. Central Saturday nigbt in Minges Coliseum.
But toe victory wasnt as easy coming as it would appear.
Coach EmUy Maowaring, unhappy with her remilars, started a lineup Diat included players who saw very littfe if any action against Radford on Friday. As a result, the Lady Eagles led Diroughout most of Die first half, by as much as eight pototi at one time.
East Carolina, which I its regulars ba< into the^ naUy caught up at 26-21 and i lea(l once, 30-18, before seftling for a. tie at intermission, 3040.
Led by Die scoring of Von Fubnore, who scared 14 to the first hatf, Central Kxxed firit and slowly eased out to a 1611 lead near Die midpoint of the hatf. East Carolina struggled back and finaUy ttod It at 262TM waa unable to take the lead uoUl Theresa Durkin Mt with 29 aac-oodi left for a 3048 maifto. Ba^ra Cranon, who acored ten first hatf potofeMt
climax Die vic^.
It was an im^vement tonight, Manwaring said, a start toward playing some good teams on the road.
Manwaring said she did not know what to expect from Die Lady Pirate starting lineup, but said Diat things were praitive. Were back to sciuare (MW now, and it so haniened to ne at N.C.Centralsexpense.
I saw some good rebounding out there by Gretta ONeal (five), and 1
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: wttb IS secoadi Wt, how-evto.felNvaltatlAai.
East Caieitoa regained the lead on Die first baihit of ttatatf, a I6feitor by Uaa SqniieweU, and nem traHad again. Ctedral manaoad to Da it oQCi mora, S6M, but Bragg and I that
Squbewdl led a charii that con-ttouallv DUihid the Piratra ahead tha reit of OK way. From that tie, tha
Pirates outscored
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was glad to see Syl (Sylvia Brags) make those layupim Dk second hatf. It'i also the fint chance Ive had to tee Jody Rodriquez, and she played confident. As soon as Lisa starti Mt-tiiig her feee tlirowi (she was tour of six), sheUife back Mtttog 10 a game i^in.
I Dioudit we pla defense. We did a good oreiiure on the baD aiii]
SquiieweU ied the ECU scorlM with llpointi while Bragg had liana RodrimhadlO.
Fidmoie flMihed with 15 for On6 tral, icortog only one to Dw aacond hatf. Guiaoa had four more to Du aecQod hatf fora total of li Central outreboundad the Lmfar PliatM,4Ml.butlCU-kiiiad^ turnovtof Dk night before-> ImKI A 21-l4edge to that d^rtment.
The booiti the La(fe Ftvtea hi 54 on tha yeir while NCCU faDi la 14.
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Champions Again
Coach Bob Reade hugs fmuimg back Bob Gnenrieri at the end of the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl .Saturday as Augustana College claimed its third consecative NCAA Diviskm III national championship. Augustana beat Ithaca 20-7. (AP LaserpboCo)
Bison Whip N. Alabama
Mc.\LLE.N. Texas (AP) - North Dakota State quarterback Jeff Ben-tnm called it destiny.
He knew his Bison team could do better after two thrashings early in the season, but he didnt e^^t to be playing for the NCAA Division II title They'Dotonlv played in it Saturday, but whipped North Alabama 35-7 in the Palm Bowl.
It was destiny, really, the junior quarterback said after the game.
We had a couple of second chances m the season.
The Bison finished the regular season at 8-2-1, and the wily way they could get into the playoffs was if eight teams lost and one tied in the final game. It happened.
The Bison took their equipment out of storage and began practicing again
After the season, we werent real
ly thinking about McAllen, be said about the playoff games. I think we bad swnraiing to prove.
Alabama Coach Wayne Grubb said it was a long game.
Its not good when were ikying our best game and {x)bably end im playing our worst ^me, be sakL We made a lot of mistakes that woe detrimental. We made a lot mistakes that would last us through the year. Bentrim, last years leading scorer in Division II, rushed for a 4-yard touchdown wi the first drive in the first quarter, a 1-yard TD in the third quarter and threw an 11-yard TD strike to Lwi Kretchman in the third quarter.
The Biswi capitalized on North Alabamas turnovers, bwt it was a Bison fumble in the fourth quarts that led to the Lionstouchdown.
It was the secwid time in three
years that North Dakota State has won the championship at the Palm Bowl in this South Texas dty.
From the opening kickoff, the veteran Bison backfi^ dominated the with Bentrim and running
Walston, Clemons Lift Pitt Past Methodist
FAYETTEVILLE - Mack Walston poured in 26 points and Tony Clemons added 25 to lead Pitt Community College to an 81-69 victory over the Methodist College junior varsity Saturday in college basketball action.
Jesse Pratt added 14 for Pitt, now 3-2 on the season. The Paladins open conference action Monday night hosting Craven Community College at A.G. Cox at 7:30 p.m.
Richard Forbis and Bernard Clayton paced Methodist with 20 lints each, while James Stewart dll and Kyle Frost 10.
"We both got off to slow start, but we led most of the first half, Pitt Coach Charles Cobum said. In the second half, it was sort of nip-and-tuck until we went cold with 11:58 left. With 8:18 left, they had closed it to 55-53
"When we went cold, our defense fell apart and we looked ragged. We shot badly from the free throw line and the floor the last two nights; I hope weve got it out of our system before Monday. Thats a big game for us.
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Walston 10 6-12 26, Pratt 7 (M) 14, Williams 2 2-3 6, Clemons 12 1-4 25, Lane 1 (M) 2, Rice 2 (M) 4, McIntosh 1 2-3 4. ToUls 3511-22 81.
METHODIST (69)
Stewart 43-311, Forbis 10 (W) 20. Payne 1 1-3 3, Frost 5 (M) 10, Mallory 0 00 0, Gamer 0 (M) 0, Musslewhite 21-15, Clayton 7 06 20. Totals 2911-13 69.
Halftime: Pitt 41, Methodist 28.
the ball through the hi^y ranked Lions defense.
Stark, vbo rushed fcH- more than 100 prds, scored a Bison touchdown in the third quarter after the Lions fumbled the nail deep in their territory. On a fourtb-and-two fnxn the 18, Stark took the handloff frmn Bentrim and scampered throt^ the middle fw the scre.
The Lions to(A the ball into Bison territory after the exchange, but quaterback Dallas Metcalf threw the baU right into the hantk of linebacker Qiarlie^ock.
Prom there, the Biscm drove to the Lions goal line and Bentrim went in fwthesc(M.
The Biscm kicked (rff, but after two plays the Lions lost the ball at the 13. Bentrim, after two plays, threw to Kretchman for the TD.
The Lions got on the score board when Charles Jcrfinscm scored from the 1 aftOT the Lions recovered the ball on a Bison fumble and drove it to the goal line.
Molstre scored a 4-yard TD on the Bisons third possessicm.
North Alabamas defense was ranked second in the Divison II, Ixit the Bison rolled up 232 yards with Stark rushing 18 times for 113 yards.
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PHENIX OTY, Ak. (AP) -OMdi Bob tode Md Ui AeprtM VUV Arililed Iferir dkcHi dty led bteuw Ihe fint kern NCM hirtenF k pk toflrtlKr dfeit coitMidin iihontl fooM nww.
Sofdwotore Greg Walkct ac-couked for two touchdwnB m the I downed tthaca GoBeael)-? to
their wtotone stretk to 97 gUKS to capturing m NCAA Dhri-B m title for the third yetr to a raw to the Anms Akaao St^ BowL
This is something that onr pbycn wiD be able to bk about when re old men like me,** Reade ^tts not bragging when you do the job and these g^rs tfid d. Nobodys ever woo tbne to a raw before.**
Reade said the Vikings set the goto of becoming the first team to win tiiee NCAA football titles to succession.
And the players worked hard, awfaDy hard to make the (heara come true, Reade said
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toM Mi jiN too atooBg for M,** Hma Ooaeh .Rm BtoMeU said. *1hiy de aothtog fwey, bto they baat yon with what they da Thefre Jmt a tpeiy powcrfM. welkoadied team.**
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eootrol of the game with two teachdBWM withto a l^sceondspan early to the second qnarter.
Angmtaaa used a n-pby, 87-yard (hive that took 10:10 to complete to take a SO lead only two seconds into the second quarter on a l-yaid phage by Shane McConnkk.
Ithacas Pete Mtotnm fumbled the enamig kickoff at the S and Ron Ghwiwaing recovered for the Vii-togs. On the first play, Wallace fired a 23-yard soring strtoe to Ekic Weigat to give Aopntana a 12-0 lead 14:06 before htoftime.
Ihe kng drive to open the scor^ had come on 21 consecutive naming plays, with Bob Guerrieri coo-bibottog runs of 10,9 and 8 yards and
Brad Price, who bad a ganeOagb 134 yardinnhtog. added runs of 8,7 and i yank The score after the hnover I Ainteas firto pam of the ndWclgtowaawiKflB
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McCallum Heads List For Blue-Gray Game
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -Nayvs Napoi^ McCallum, college footballs Hading aB-ptffpose raw in 1965, beaded a group of naning backs named Saturday to the Bhie-Gray All Star Football Classic to be piasned on Cluktmas Day.
McCallum, who accounted for 2,330 yards for the Middies to 1985, bolds 26 Navy football records. He will join Floridas Neal Anderson and Jota L Williams and South Carolinas Kent Hagood in the (^y backfidd.
Mississippi VaUey States Willie Satellite^ Toten and Tulanes Ken Karcber woe named quarterhacb for the Gray squad. Totten threw 139 touchdown passes in his coDege career and acounted for 13,004 in offense.
A fleet wide receivers nanad to the Gray team include Ernest Givens of Louisville, Joe Thomas of Mississippi Valley State, Floridas Ray McDonald and Kelvin Edwards (rfUboly.
HousUms Carl HilUm and Vanderbilts Jim Popp, will play at tight end.
The corps of offensive line includes Leonard BurUm of South Cartoina and Housttms Todd Schoppe ai HousUa at center and linemen Will The Tractor Wollford of Vanderbilt, Virginias Jim Huddleston, North Carolina States Joe Milinichik, Texas-El Pasos Don S(Mmner and Memphis States Jtof Walker.
On defense, Houstons TJ. Turner wUl be jotned on the line by Mississippi States Pat Swoopes, Gramblmgs Leonard (Griffin and Kentuckys John DumbauhL
Floridas Akmzo Johnson beads the Gray roster at linebacker. He win be joined by Miss^ppi States Aaron Pearson, Jackie Walker of Jackson State, Doik Landrey of Louisiana Tech and luxe Kinsey of Texas Tech!
itt Krauirs kkk failed after tbe toitito score and Denmi Fraftes* run for a twoiMint conversion foiled after the second.
The Yikings built their lead to 2(H) with a 33-yard drive that ended on WaJlaces 5-yard keeper with 12:07 remaining in the game. It was tbe first touchdown for WaBace, a sophomore who played haxbaB and basketball last yrar and was pressed into service at quart^tack at midseason because of injuries.
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Ithaca, 11-2, drove 73 yards for its only score immediately after Wallaces touchdown, with the Bombers scoriia on a 22-yd pass from Mike Middaugh to Jim Lynch with 9:28 left in the game.
The Bombers then recovered an ontode kkkoff, but fumbled it away on the first play from scrimmage.
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DENVER (AP) - It jMtt wmX JdB Ehray nid in ao iimmim that swprind do one, of my batter days.
The Denrer Broncos quarterback threw five inlereeptkns Saturday, triffieriag widespread booing from a UBuaOy adoring hometown crowd. But when it coooted - when the Broncos playoff ho| wm 1 the line in the do^ minutes - E3way completed e^ strai^t misses, raOymg Denver to a 14-13 P^tknal Fooit^ Lea^ victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Eiway completed three passes 00 aBroncos Keep Hopes Alive
final drive that was capped by Sam my Winders one-yard mve over the top with 22 seconds to go. raising the Broncos' record to 10^ and keepiiif them matheotttically m the playoff picture.
Kans^QtyfeOtoHO.
All I ctxdd think of was Joe Namath throwing sii (inteitep-tioos), and I was one bdnd him, said Elway. Kansas Gty made some good (days, and I made some bad throws ami bad deci^ns. You have to try to stay poised and toi^.
This should be a great k&nn^ expoieoce for me. It gave me a
'chance to rcnUy sack it up, ttere and txMoce bad. II1
hang in day this
gvae as long as I wut to, this B not the last time m have a day like tins.
Denver Coach Dan Reeves sakl the game was a great example of a moCball t^m not willing to be denied, patting each other 00 the back and supporting each other. Im extremely pleased with the way we bung together.
As for the ^yoff picture. Reeves said: We still have a chance. We know ttet at least two teams are going to have to win next wed if we can
Fresno State Takes 51-7 Win Over Bowling Green
FRESNO, Cahf. (AP) - Baded by a penetrating defense that forced ei^t tumovs, Kevin Sweaty threw three touchdown passes as Fresno State routed 2Mb-ranked Bowling Green 51-7 Saturday in the Cahfomia Bowl, whkfa matched two unbeaten major college football teams.
Free safety Rod Webster was a standout for the tough Bulldog defense, recovoiig a fumble to one Fakoo drive and interceptiiw two Brian McClure passes. Overall, Fresno defoiders recovwed five fumbles and intercepted three passes.
Ite heralded battle between two of the most prolifK: passos in cdkge football never materialixed. McClure, second in National Collegiate Athletic Association career passing with 10,280 yards, was boumfed constantly by Bulldog defenders and finished with 22 completions in 42 attempts for 254 yards.
Sweeney, a junior quarterback who has 8,260 yanls passing in three seasons, getting the Ball in good field position and responded with toucboown strikes of 53 and 33 yards to Gene Taylor and 40 yards to Stephen Baker. Sweeney ounirieted 9 of 19 passes for 185 yards.
FYeam State, the Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion which was not ranked in The Associated Press final regular season poll, finisbed the y^ 11-0-1. Bowlii^ Green, the Mid-American Conference champ, finisbed 11-1, leaving top-ranked Penn State as the only ifflh^ten, untied team in major col-lett football.
After Fresno States James Williams swept 10 yards fw a first-quarter TD, the Falcons only serious ^ve Q the half was snitffed out when Bernard White fumbled on the Fresno State 2-yard line and Webster recovered in the Old zone.
Two m(x fumUes led to second-quarta Bulldog touchdowns.
Wrt)6tas second intoception early in the third quarter, 00 a pass tipped at least four times, led to Feeneys second scoring toss to Taylor. The Falcons, coached by Di^y Stolz, who announced at mid-wedc that he wmild switch to San Di<^o State, had averaged 31 points a game but were unable to score until early in the fourth quarter on an 18-yard run by Jeff Davis.
Fresm) State went into the game averaging 39.1 points a game, best among majOT college teams.
The Falcons also lost the 1982 Cal
Bowl game to Fresno State, hut by a closer score, 29-28.
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FSUTaylor 53 pass from Sweeney (BeUikick)
FSUSkipper 29 run (Belli kick).
BGDavis 18run(Silvikick).
FSUBaker 40 pass from Sweeney (Belli kkk).
FSUSkipper 13 run (Belli kick).
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RUSHlN(iBowling Green, Davis 7-78, Story 941, White 912, Schmelzle 2-7, Mc-Oure 9-(minus 60). Fresno St., Williams 18-94, Skipper 7-77, Mosley 9-, Thomas 3-11. Sweeney 8-(minus 16).
PASSING-Bowling Green. McClure 42-22-3-254, Neiman 6-1-0-5. Fresno St. Sweety 199-1-185. Defabk) 1-1-99.
RECnlVI.NGBowling Green, Schmel-ile 7-84, Meehan 7-65, Bayless 3-31, Rankin 1-19. Fresno St., Mosley 3-34, Taylor 2-86, Baker 2-49, Williams 2-16.
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East Carolina swept American University Saturday in a Colonial Athletic Association swim meet at MiMesNatatorium.
The ECU women took a 64-32 victory, while the Pirate men posted a 61-45 decision.
Bruce Brockschmidt led the men with a victory in the 200 Ixitterfly and be was in the winning 400 freestyle relay unit. Stratton Smith won the 500 and 1,000 meter freestyle, while Kevin Hidalgo took the 200 individual medley and ^ backstroke.
Jenni Pierson led the Lady Pirates with wins in the 200 and 500 freestyle events.
The Lady Pirates are now 5-1 on the season, while the ECU men are 3-2.
WOMENS RESULTS 200 medley relay: East Carolina (Liv-ii^ton, Wentink, McPherson. Winstead) 1:56.30
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Our team played as hani and as toi^ as we can, said Oiiefs Cbach John Mackovk. We fought to the bitter end. As fiur as heart, this was our best performance.
An interception by Chiefs comer-
bick Alicrt Lewis, bis second of the gme, set im Todd Bbddedge's 7-yard toueMom pess to Stepinme Paige with 6:58 Ml pntthig the Qefs abend 13-7.
Denver bad two subsequent series in wid to reclaim the lead Qway comnleted five passes on a drive that reached the Chiefe 8-yard hne with 2:38 Mt before rookie rumnng ba(d Steve Sewell fimbled a pitcbout and the ChiefsCalvin Darnels recoyered
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South Pounds North In Prep Shrine Bowl
CHARLOTTE (AP) - Stratfords Harold Green scored a Shrine Bowl-record four touchdowns as South Caroboa beat North Carotina 47-14 Saturday for its fifthstraight vktorv in the alTstar high school football classk.
Green rushed for KM yards on 21 carries and Anthony Jones of Bambcrg-Ehrhardt added 93 yards on 13 carries as the Sandlappers ran V 297 yards and Woodruff qpiarter-back Tony Rke passed for 129 more.
Lee Ozmint of Andersons T.L Hama took the first Tar Heel punt 61 yards to give the Sandlap^ possession on the 15-yaril-line and set up Greens first touchdown. After N(rth Carolina was forced to punt a sxmd time, a touchdown pa^ fnm Rice to Ormint made it 14-0 with 6:17 left in the first quarter.
The South Carolina defense also dominated, forcing the Tar Heels to punt nine times, sacking the N<Mlh (Carolina quarteihacks 11 times and bolng the oppositi(H) to minus 42 yards rushing.
Chris Broom of Daniel tied the Shrine Bowl record for extra points with five as South Carolina moved to the longest winning streak in the bowls history. '11 Sandlappers
series edge in the 49-year-old series improved to 26-194.
The game, to benefit the Sbriners Hospital for Crippled Children in GreenviDe, S.C., raised a record |2,501,9es..
The Tar Heels, trailing 47-0 and beaded for the worst Shrine Bowl beating ever, avoided that with a pair of touchdown passes from Andrews Jolm Wagono- to his regular season teammate David Rotmson, one (rf 61 yards and another for 30 yards with just over a minute left.
Soidh Candinas victory remained the tiiird larget ever. Norm Candina woo 47-7 in 950 and South Carolina won 45-7 in 1983.
seconds left ip the pme, and Rich Karlis nraM the maigin If victory wttbns extra pool
Ehrays 11-yard toudidowB pass to raokk Vance Jobnson hmi stoked Denver to a 7-3 halftiBe lend. Bnt Ehray was inlercepled two times in the third period and two more times in the final quarter, and the Chiefi took advantage.
Nkk Lowerys 41-yard field goal made it 7-6 eariy in the third qnmter. Lewis final tfacA, wtnch he retnmed 6 yards to the Denver 28, was faOow-ed five plays later by the Paige TD.
Kansas Gty scored first in the game, marching 45 yards in ei^ plays for a Lony 32-yard field ^ and a 341^ midway throng toe opemna quarter. Blackledge paaeed 22 yarm to Carlos Carson to get ttie drive started.
Elway promptly marched Denver down the nrid. Denver reached the 3, but comerfoack Greg Hill rtepped in frmt of Watson in & end zone and produced the first Elway theft.
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Grant played only four minutes in the nt half as Michigan Coach Bill Frieder put his starter on the bench after be missed an attempt at an acrobatic reverse dunk UnlRe Midiigans last five opponents, the Broncos managed to keep thinip in the first half. The to* were til at 16 with 9:39 re-inaining before the Wolverines pulled ahead 32-26 at the break.
Western Midgan tried to maintain a slow pace and the Wolverines, playing their sixth game in 12 days, appeared distracted at times. Ifehigan shot only 42 percent in the first and finisbed with 53 percent fiomtbefield.
The Wotverines balanced attack received double-rigure contnbutions from Antoine Joubert who had 11 points.
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Hoyas Topple Florida A&M
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -Freshman Jonathan Edwards came oft bendi and sparked a first-half Georgetown blitz as the fifth-ranked Hoyas outclassed Flordia A&M 86-56 in cdkge basketbaU Saturday at the Capital Centre.
Entering the game after seven mimites of play and the Hoyas leading 13-12, Edwards scored Georgetown's next eight points and grabbed six rebounds. He cmitrolled I^y at both baskets as the Hoyas outscored the Rattlers 22-4 over the not nine minutes.
The 6-foot-ll, 240-pounder finished the game with 12 points and 11 re-boui^.
Reggie Williamss 16 points led a balanced Gecx^etown scoring attack that saw both Michael Jackson and David Wingate each score 14 points.
Williams also had 11 rebounds.
Kenneth Parker, with 13 points, all in tte seccHid half, led the visitors, who also got 12 points from Aldwin Ware.
The Rattlers, losing for seventh time in nine games, proved especially ineffective during one seven-minute stretch of the first half as they missed five of six shots from the floor and were guilty of four tum-ovors.
The victory, Georgetowns sixth of the season without a loss, marked the
Hoyas 3Sth successive triumph outside of the Big East Conference since 1983.
The Rattlers, who had made a game of it for the first 10 minutes, rallied briefly in the latter stages <rf the half to close to 37-25 before (Jeorgetown scored five straight in
the final minute of the half to take a 42-27 lead at the intermission.
The lead ballooned to 63-40 eight minutes into the secmid half as the Hoyas coasted to the victory.
GEORGETOWN (81)
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FLORIDA A4M (64) ttle 04 (Ml 0. Daniels 34 2-2 S, Cook 14 (M) 2, Ro Smith 5-12 (Ml 10. Ware 4-19 (M) 13, BraiBQr (M (M)0, Kina 5-141-1211. Re,%ithMO-l 0, DiAsoo 0-2 04 0. Parker 641-213. Arnold 0-10. FUmo^ in (M) (M) 0 TaUk 24-3* 4-14 54.
Halftime-Georgetown 42. Florida AtM 27. Fouled oul-Fleming Rebounds-Flohda AAM 39 (Darnels 8>. Ge^etown SO (Edwards and Williams, II each) Assists-Florida AAM 5 (Ro Smith 3), Georgetown 14 (M.Jackson, CSmith 4) ToUl Fouls-Florida AAM S, Georgetown 18 A-5,331
Oklahoma (8)..........93
Texas....................92
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Tim McCalister sank two free throws with one second remaining in overtime Saturday to give eighth-ranked
Oklahcnna a 93-92 coUege basketball victory over Texas.
The clutch free throws came just after a play by Oklahoma point guard Linwood Davis, who tipped the ball away from Texas guara Wayne Thomas, broke downcourt and to^ a pass from Darryl Kennedy fw a layup that gave the Sooners a 91-90 lead with 23 seconds remaining.
After Anthony Bowie and David Johnson blocked ctxisecutive Texas s^ at the other end, McCalister was fouled and made both shots, making Patrick Fairs long jump shot at the buzzer academic.
Fairs had sent the game into overtime with a 20-foot jumper from left of the key with no time remaimng in regulation.
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With 51 seconds left, McCalister hit a long jumper to make it 81-79, (^ahoma, but, with :07 showing, Bowie missed the front end of a one-and-one, setting iq) Fairs game-tying shot.
The Sooners bad an 87-84 lead at 3:47 of the overtime, but Brownlee -who also had 16 rebounds scored four straight points to give Texas the lead. Hie two teams then traded buckets befcxre Davis made his Mg defensive play.
Oklahoma improved to 8-0, its best start since 1927. Texas fdl to 3-3.
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Wildcat center Don Hill was the gaiM^f^ scorer with 28 points and
demson MU behind early bid tM the score at 12-12 with 13:51 Vft inthe first half on a dunk bv (kant The Tigers moved into the lead for good 20 seconds later on a Grant knn^, and baskets by Middletoii, (HaMc-Cants and Glenn Corbit pushed the Tigmabeadto20-12.
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Bat llger OoMh CK Oh was not phaaed. He kept thi aqpd in the aresiing room haiger than usual after the game.
Bethuna was within striking (fistanoe unto the final six minutes 0 the game, he said. By that, I mean within lOpointi of UA I will not give praise for our squads play. Hopefully, the excuse is that the men took exams today from 1 to 4 p.m. and they were not menta into the game.
EDis praised the playofHUl. Thel^ b(^ dominated the game inside, he said. I will give credit to BethuneCookman because this is the best inside game we have seen this season.
Bethune43ookman coach Cy Me Clairen said the Wikkats were not competitive with Clemsmi even though both are NCAA Division I schools.
I hope this game will help us in our conference play, be said Playing this kina of an opponent ought to make us tougher.
^Cleinsoo has a good ball chib. We can shock them for a while, but they soon went to work.
Bagwell Lifts Furman Past Nevada-Reno
GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) - John Bagwell ran for two touchdowns and Bobby Lamb passed for one score and ran for another to lead Furman to a 35-12 victory over Nevada-Reno Saturday in the semifinais (tf the NCAA Division 1-AA football yoffs.
Paladins, 12-1, will face the winner of the Georgia Southern-Northern Iowa game next Saturday in Tacoma, Wash., for the division championship.
The Paladins took advantage of three Nevada-Reno turnovos to take a 21-6 halftime lead and were never in trouble aflw that.
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Conley Sweeps
HATTERAS - D.H. Conleys ^mesUing Vikings swept a trio of tnatcbes at the Hatteras Quad Meet Bturday.
- Coley downed the hosting Hurricanes, 4&-30, then took a 42-33 win over Manteo. That was followei by a 4S-18 win over Currituck.
Jn other matches during the day, Manteo beat Currituck, 42-35, Cur-,i^uck took Hatteras, 36-30, and Hatteras beat Manteo, 42-36.
. Conleys David Farris, with three wins, boosted his record to 06 on the year, while Ma^n Anderson is now ; H all five c(Hning (m pins.
Cooley, now 4-2 in dual matches, travels to Wilson Hunt on Tuesday.
Summary of Conley matches:
First Match
Cooky 48, Hatteras 30 , 88 John Van Note (H) won by forfeit.
-' 1 - David Farris (C) p. Jack Chaney, ini.
112 - Shane Coleman (H) won by forfeit 119 Timmy Mobley (C) p. Billy Webster, 1:21.
12S Ted James (H) won by forfeit,
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-145 Carter Adkins (C) p. Scott Eat-inoo,l:02.
155 - William Mizell (C) won by fw-feit. 1S7 - Martin Anderson (C) p. Steve Mkkctt 1*58 IK Clifton Clemons (C) p. Eric Robinson, 1:40.
IK Kevin Simmons (H) p. Todd HoUoway.S:S8.Panthers Top 'Skins
ROBERSONVILLE - Derrick Mullins netted 15 points and Maurice Jones had 12 as North Pitt held off Roanoke for a 54-52 victory Saturday in hi|^ school basketball action.
Derrick Boyd powered Roanoke with 24 points.
North tt held a 24-21 halftime edge and expanded the margin to 37-27 after three Quarters, but Roanoke stormed bade with a 25-17
The'T*anthers arc now 3-3 on the ; season.
-The Lady Redskins got all their : points from three players as they re-: coded a 56-53 victory over North Pitt : in the girlsgame.
Gloria Duggins posted 22 points, .;ielia Carlisle added 20 and Joyce V Outlaw 14 for Roanoke. Gwen Pilgreen led North Pitt with 16 points, followed by Regina Cox with ' 14 and Climmie Harris 11.
JAYVEE SCORE: North Pitt 67, Roanoke 58
Girls' Game NORTH PITT (53)
Cox 6 2-414, Jenkins 4 0-2 8, K Pilgreen 1 10-116.
Boys Game NORTH PITT (54)
Little 2 5-9 9, Jones 4 4-4 12. Cherry 3 0-2 6, Sheppard 2 1-2 5, Massenburg 0 0-1 0, Mullins 71-115, Dickerson 0 04) 0, Dancy 0 2-S 2, Andrews 0 00 0, White 21-2 5, Daniels OOOO. Touts 2414-24 54.
ROANOKE (52)
Taylor 11-2 3, Moore 4 0-2 8, Boyd 9 6-9
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North Pitt....................15 10 16 12-53
Reaneke.......................14 14 12 10-54
Second Match Cooky 42, Manteo 33 96 Parker (M) won by forfeit. 1 - Farris (C) p. Cobb, 2:25.
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The Thr IMi, 7-0, wwe traMsd bjr Ohioi trappinc defene emrfy, hotdmg no more wm a vtfot lead m the first 13 minutee. But in the final aevcn minutes of the first half. North Carofina outscored the Bobcats to take a 4^23 lead at intermission.
**At first we were trying to fed each other out, Dau^ierty said They milked the clock and hiaked for the good shot."
North Candna coach Dean Smith said he was pleased with the overall play, especially the defense.
I looked up at the 10-mimite mait and it was 16-16, Smith said. Our defense was good throudioiit the game, but especially after that."
We knew we were going to meet a buzzsaw, said Ohio coadi Danny Nee. TTiey are really an excellent team. We i^yed well at the start and they just wcN'e us down."
North Candna, using the fast break to neutralize the Cmio defense in the second half, built a 30-p(wt lead in the first 10 minutes while bolding the Bobcats to 11 points.
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IK Anderson (Co) p. Roberts, 3:00. IK - aemoiw (Co) won by forfeit. HWT - Holden (C^i) p. Little, 1:00.
Louisvill*...............73
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LOUISVILLE, Kv. (AP) - Forward Herbert Cnxx scored 20 points and Milt Wagner hit four clutch free throws in the final 11 seconds as No. IS Louisvilte came from bdnd to
card to S-2, kle Western suffered ill first kss in mgbtpmes.
LowsviHe took the leml for good It 6342 with 3:16 left in the game when Crook hit two free throws. Western stayed close in the final minutes until Wagner put the Cardinab up by 666 with 18 seconds left on two free throws.
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Uarence Martin answered for Western Kentucky six seconds later to pull the Hilltoppers back to within one.
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Steve Miller put in a missed shot for Western with three seconds left, but Jeff Hall hit two free throws with one second left to secure the victory.
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Falls Road Rally Nips Trinity Five
John Denson scored 15 points in the final period to ratty Road to a 75-70 basketball victory over Trinity Christian School FYiday night.
Falls Road also won the girls ctm-test,lH7, in overtime.
Trinity, up by as much as 16 in the third period, still led by 13 points with 4:K remaining to jttay in the contest, but fate cau^t with the Tigers in the closing minutes.
Playing without leading scorer and rebounder Art R^noids, who was unable to play in the game, the Tigers saw two more of their starters, Jimmy Powers and Joey Braxton, leave in the late stages on fouls. That helped open the door for Falls Road and the visitors leaped through for the vktory.
Trinity raced out to a 20-12 lead in the first period of the game but only played even with Falls Road in the second period as the sc(H% climbed to 33-25 at ^time.
Trinity boosted its lead to l6duriM the third quarter, but ended up with only a 54-44 lead as the frame ended. The Tigers still stretched it out to 13 before Denson led a 31-16 charge by Falk Road that carried through.
Denson finished with 25 points fw the game M^iile Michael Mdvin added S and Dwayne (lumbers had 21. Powers led Trinity with 22 while Paxton hit 21 and Rodney Brown added 10.
Our lack of depth tonight hurt,
Coach Don Southerland baici changethey wore us do\Mi Dp: baskets all came on long shu* ^ In the girls game, Trn 4-3 lead after one perux i margin at halftime Pol scor^ six points m me Trinity took a 16-9 lead inio quarter. In that, howe.e managed but one fret 'h> >* Falls Road scored eigh' o knot it at 17-17.
Donna Barnhill scored with r minute to go to tie it and ix had o[^rtunities alter ttu. but neither could hit Inth. o Barnhills basket was the i of the period.
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HOLLYWOCH) - A stem dink Phil Medlin at the end of the tMrd (Wrier put D.H. Conlev ahead for the first time, and the Vikings nem trailed again as they defeated the Rose Rampants 67-59 Friday in hi^ scho(d basketball action. G
Mitch Phillips paced Conley with 16 pcrts, with Medlin and Jeff Wright chippine in 11 each and Troy Ett 10. Melvin Jenkins powered the Rampants with 21 points.
It was a good comeback in a tough situation, Conley Coach Walter Clayt^ said. We got behind fairly quickly bv a big margin, but our guys showed they have some maturity-
Their zone (defense) had us standing around in the first quarter, but once our guards got to where they went ahead and attacked the ame we were all rirht.
Per Medhna C-7 sophomore, it was his best uting according to Claybrook. Ka^a finished with eigM retouM and pair of blocked shots, but Msat out the final foir minutes of te game after making just one of fv free throw attempts.
But rd h^ to s^ it was our best game overkl, Claybrook said de^te a wex 15 of 33 free throws attempted, jeff Wri^t did a good job on the bprds, and Troy Emncm made (five) ig free throws near the end.
Medlins dfk was not the first of the night forne Viking, nor was it the only priod-ending thriller. Wright jam^ home a pair of field goak to arose the vocal crowd, while Phillip swished a shot from just across ndcouri as the first half ended to trimlie marcin to 37-32.
ahead by ccmtroUing y and took a 15-7 lead in the first quarter.
Rose jumpe the boards ea with 1:40 lef
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BETHEL - Marvin Smith hit 21 points to lead .\yden-Grift(m to a 59-
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North Pitts Pant-HERS overpowered Ayden-Griftcm, 58-40, in their meeting.
The Chargers eased ahead in the first quarter of the contest, building up an 18-12 lead after the first eight minutes of play. North Pitt came back, however, and trimmed the margin back to just the worth of one basket, 26-24, at intermission.
. The third period was the downfall (rf the Panthers as the Chargers took qontrol for good. Ayden-Grifton out-sdmt North ntt, 21-11, and forged a 47-35 lead. Both teams matched points in the final period as the Chargers wrapped up the victory.
Danny West added 12 and Doug Anderson, 10, for the Chargers. Ashley Sheppard led North Pitt with llpoints.
The win left Ayden-Grifton at 5-0 dverall and 1-0 in league play. North Pitt falls to 2-3,0-1.
; North Pitts girls claimed an 11-8
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WILLIAMSTON - Ronald Cousar pumped in 22 points to lead Southeast Haliiax to a 78-70 victory over Williamston Friday in high school basketball action.
Andre Shields chipped in 18 points for Southeast Halifax, while Michael Hannon added 15.
Ricky Mason paced Williamstons Tigers with 13, with Vince Speller a(i^ 11 and Robert Slade 10.
Southeast a slim 18-17 lead after the first quarter, then built a 39-30 halftime margin. Williamston held a 28-21 scoring edge in the third quarter to trim the ^p to two points, but Southeast pulleciaway in the final period.
Williamston, now 2-4 on the season, hosts Ahoskie Tuesday.
Tammy Jcrimson netted 12 points with Teresa Jirfmson and Anne Jones adding 10 each to lead Southeast Halifax to a 47-46 win in the girls* game.
Monique Pou paced Williamston with 12 points, while Jan Mills had 11.
Williamston held a 23-22 halftime edge, but Southeast Halifax posted a 16-7 scoring bulge in the third carter to take control. The Lady ^gers made a run at Southeast but fell snort in the end.
Girls Game SOUTHEAST HALIFAX (47)
Te. Johnson 5 0-110, Ta. Johnson 5 2-712, A. Jones 5 0-710, L. Jones 01-21, Cannie 4 0-2 8, Wilson 30-16, Bullock 0 04) 0, Bandy 0 000. Totals 22 3-16 47.
WILLIAMSTON (46)
Mills 4 3-611, Miller 1 3-4 5, Pou 6 00 12, Gardner 0 2-2 2, Johnson 1 3-12 5, Wilson 2 H 5, Hardison 1 00 2, Forehand 1 2-4 4, Biggs 0 00 0. Totals 1614-32 46.
Southeast Halifax.........12 16 16 f47
WUUamston..................10 13 7 16-46
Boys Game SOUTHEAST HALIFAX (78)
Peterson 1 1-2 3, Cousar 10 2-4 22, Dickens 3 016, Johnson 4 018, M. Hannon 6 3-515, E. Mitchell 01-21, Shields 91-318, Cotton 2 00 4, K. Mitchell 0 010, Jones 0 00 0, D. Hannon 0 00 0, Themes 0 00 0. Totals 35 8-1 78.
WILLIAMSTON (76)
Reed 11-2 3, Mason 4 5013, C. James 2 2-5 6, Slade 4 2-4 10, Purvis 1 02 2, Ran-3 1-2 7, Speller 4 3-811, Ward 4 00 8, R. James 3 00 6, Rucker 12-2 4, Williams 0 OOO. Totals 27 16-33 70.
Southeast Halifax.........18 21 21 18-78
WHUamston..................17 13 28 12-7
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Pant-HER.^ outhit the Lady Chargers, 16 0, to win handily.
Re^ Cc led the way with 23 points while <wen Pilgreen added 18. Leigh Bumhm led Ayden-Grifton with 14 and Kiren Edmonds hit 14.
North Pitts now 3-2 overall and 1-0 in the confa?nce. Ayden-Grifton is
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North Pitt ms to play at Roanoke Saturday, tbfi entertain Conley on Tuesday. Ayn-Grifton plays host to Washington oTuesday.
JV Game: NortPitt 48, Ayden-Grifton 30
4rls Game AYDEN-GRIFVN (40)
Edmonds 6 :10 14, Barfield 0 1-2 1, Stokes 1 (H) 2, Bmham 5 4-7 14, Mercer 0
1-2 1, Whitfields 2-5 8, Simmons 0 (H) 0, Brown 0 04) 0. Ttals 1510-24 40.
NORTH PITT(S)
Cox 10 3-10 2. K Pilgreen 2 3-4 7, R. Moore 1 04) 2, (. Pilgreen 9 OO 18, Harrington 2 2-2 6, ( Moore 104) 2, Harris 0 04) 0, HeaUi 0 04) eacham 0 04) 0, Gamer 0 04) 0, Fraley 0 or 0, P. Jenkins 0 04) 0, Leggett 0 04) 0, Powll 0 04) 0. Total Ayden-Grifton .8 7
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15 10-40 11 15 16 1658
Boys Game AYDEN-GRIITON (59)
Anderson 3 4E10, Hunter 01-21, Smith 6 9-13 2L West 4 -612, Berry 104) 2, Blount 1 04) 2, Ellison 314 8, Peterson 11-2 3, Woods 0 04)0. ToUls 191-3159.
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LitUe 3 3-3 OMassenburg 2 2A 6, M. Jones 14-6 6, Sigurd 51-111, Cherry 3 0-1 6, Mullins 31-2[ Andrews 104) 2, Dancy 0 04)0. Totals 181-17 47.
Aydea-Grifton.^..........18 8 21 12-59
North Pitt...................12 12 11 1247
Conley hrimmed the margi lo M-ll with 42 seconds remainiM on a steal and a layup by Phillips, m Dwight Smith sank two free throws with 21 seconds left for an 18-11 Rampanli lead at the buzzer.
Rose got six points from Jenkins and three by Earl Wooten to expand the margin to 27-13 with 5:57 left in the second quarter. But after Wooten added a follow shot fcxr a 29-16 Rose lead, Conley rattled off eight unanswered points cai^ by a jumper by Fred Bryant to trim the gap lo 29-24 with 2:16 left.
Phillips netted three more field goals mcluding his 40-footer and Bryant added one for the Vikes through the end of the half, but Twry Warren carried Rose by sinking four free throws and a field goal for a 37-32 Rose lead.
The Rampants biggest lead of the sec(id half came On a drive by Jenkins at the 6:02 mait of the third quarter and put Rose ahead 43-36.
Conley roared back and cut the margin to 47-45 on a free throw by Ebron with 2:11 left in the third quarter, but Smith responded for the ^mpants.
Bryant connected from 14 feet and Phillips added another steal and layup to even the score 4949, but Keith Langley gave Rose its final lead with a free throw with 16 seconds left.
Joel C!ox dribbled pt^t a Rose defender and found Medlin open under the goal for the go-ahead dunk with two seconds on the clock.
Conley posted the first seven ptnnts of the fourth quarter, and the closest Rose came was 62-57 with 1:09 left in the game.
We played two entirely different halves of oasketball, Rose Cloach James Brewington said. In the second half, they got hot; youve got to
JAYVEE SCORE: D.H. Conley 55, Rose 50 Girls Game
ROSE (52)
Parrott 6 94) 12, Koontz 0 04) 0, Holec 41-1 9, Dupree 9 1-219, Smith 4 94) 8, Bridges 1 94) 2, Powell 0 04) 0, Carroll 0 94) 0, Leistoi 0 94) 0, Darden 0 04) 0, Maxon 0 94) 0, Atkinson 0 04) 0, Rogers 10-02. Totals 25 2-3 52. D.H. CONLEY (35)
T. BoydjS 4-1210, Jackson 2 94) 4, Payton 3 2-3 8, (^e 2 94) 4, Chapin 1 34 5, Woodard 0 1-2 1, Whitehurst 0 94) 0, McGhee 11-2 3, Stancil 0 04) 0, L. Boyd 0 94) 0, Henderson 0 04) 0, Siebehnk 0 94) 0. Totals 1211-2335.
Rose..............................15 15 14 8-52
D.H. Conley...................1 9 9 7-35
Boys' Game
ROSE (59)
L. Langley 2 0-2 4, Wooten 3 2-3 8, Warren
2 5-5 9, Jenkins 8 5-7 21, Outlaw 0 3-4 3, Lee 0 2-2 2, Smith 13-4 5, K. Langley 01-21, Duf-fie 2 0-2 4, Herring 0 94) 0, Perkins 194) 2. Totals 19 21-315.
D.H. CONLEY (67)
Vines 0 94) 0, Ebron 2 6-1110, Phillips 7 2-516, A^ms 90-0 0, A. Best 0 04)^ Cox 1 2-4 4, Bryant 3 94) 6, Wright 51-311, Farrow
3 3-5 9, Medlin 51-511. ToUls 2615-3367.
Rose............................18 1 13 9-5
D.H. Conley..................II 21 1 16-67
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Were itUl misniig am Mg ccoicr (Martin Norvitte, who is out with a broken arm). We got in a little foul trouble, eneciaUy Lenny Langley. When he plays the whole ball^ime, were tou^ to beat.
The Rampants slipped to 3-2 on the season, while Con% improved its recOTd to 4-2 after winning the last three games.
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Vicki Parrott added 12 poMi m Chris Holec nine for Raw, DOW 4-100 the season.
Trellaney Bqyd led Conl^, now 3-3, with 10 points.
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had trouble putfiog the bafl ia the: hok, but that s gettmg better now. Roee held a 15-10 after the first (]iierter and ku^eesed the margin to 10-19 at halftiine.
Dupree netted a pair of field goals,: while Parrott, Holec and Pam Smith' added one each as the Rampants scored the first 10 points of the third -quarter im a 40-19 lead at the 3:56: mark. But Cooley outscored Rose 8-2: over the next two minutes to trim the ; margin to 42-27.
Rose held a 44-28 lead going into the final period and managed an 8-7 edge 1 for the final tally.
Farmville Downs Greene In First Conference Game
SNOW HILL - Farmville Central, which struggled in the opaiing few games, came through with a 49-36 vich^ over Greene Central in its first Eastern Plains Conference basketball game Friday night.
Farmvilles ^Is also posted a win, taking a 53-52 decision over the Lady Rams.
Greene Central, which was i three-game winning streak into game, tocdi the lead in the first half, holding a 104 edge after one period. In the second period, however, Farmville began to rally, finally ty-ingit at 18-18 at the half.
The third period then told the tale as the Jaguars clawed the Rams, 21-8, and bruised their way into a 39-22 lead. Greene Central tried to rally, 14-10, but fell well short, in the final quarter.
We just couldnt beat their press/ Coach Gre^ Ashom said. *We fell apart, and they grabbed the
JV Game: FaraviUe Central 52, Greene Central 32.
Girls Game FARMVILLE CENTRAL (53)
Harrisc 5 5415, Staton 2 94) 4, Lang 10 34 23, Stancil] 1 1-2 3, Vandiford 1 1-7 3, Manning 0 24 2, Vines 01-21, Johnson 1 (H) 2, Bullock 0 94 0, Uttle 0 94 0. Totals 28
13-3153.
GREENE CENTRAL (52)
Herring 5 7-12 17, Hardisod 1 3-5 5, Williams 2 4-2 4, Hosier 4 44 8, Albritton 3
2-28, Sullivan 14-12, Ward 11-43, Streeter 41-31, Blow 194 2, Jones 194 2. Totals 19
14-2852.
FarmviUeC..................li 15 15 12-53
Greene Central.............13 9 14 16-42
Boys Game FARMVILLE CENTRAL (49)
K. Williams 7 2-3 16, Taylor 5 0-110, M. Williams 104 2, Fcureman 104 2, May 2 04 4, BkNint 11-5 3, Mitchell 3 94 6, Dumee 3 0-16, Evans 0 0-10, T)^ 0 94 0. ToUh 23
3-1149.
GREENE CENTRAL (36)
HillOl-41, J(mesl345,A. Artis60-112, 0. Sheppard 2 34 7, Lang 024 2, Harrison 0 1-21, T. Artis 01-21, Wdlace 314 7, Hall 0 940, S. Jones0040,Moku8 0940,S|^i^t 0940. Totals 1212-27 36.
FarmvUle C...................6 12 21 1040
Greene Central.............10 8 4 1436
momentnim. They gave US the ball in the fourth quarter, but we (xiuldnt take advantage of it Three times we had Meakaways, and tried to get fancy and stuff it and missed.
Kennedy Williams led Farmville with 16 pMnts while Bernard Taylor added 10. AntMxiy Artis led Greene Central with 12. Olijoel Sieppard came off academic ineligiMlity with the ^e, but was just trying too banl, according to Ashom.
Farmville Central climbs to 2-3 overall and 1-0 in the league while Greene Central falls to 3-3 overall and 0-1 in EPC play.
Greene Cenra led Farmville, 13-11, after one period of the ^Is game, but the Lady Jaguars rebounded to take a 26-22 lead at the
half. Farmville outscored the Rams, 15-14, in the third to take a 41-36 lead into the last quarter. In that, Greene Central ralliM, 16-12, but fell short. The Lady Rams had the final shot, taken by Chanel Hooker, but it fell away harmlessly.
Usa Lang led Farmville with 23 points while Kim Harrison had 15. balen Herring led Greene Central with 17.
Farmvilles girls are now 2-3,1-0, while Greene Central is ^6,0-1.
Farmville travels to N<th Lemr (m Tuesday, while Greene Central is idle until next Fridays Tri-County Tournament at North Lenxr. The' Rams face North Lenoir at 8:30 p.m. while the girls meet South Lenoir at 5 p.m.
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fMKitg at D.H. Conley - and in tke past at Rose - has been in the iMSMght, turning out state chanqn-
tay tournament time and defend its title.
We have onlv five people back urwlM'
ons and winning coaference titles.
But this vcar, the diances of either i a league title are not nearly
winmnga
ash^.
Rose is suffering from lack of nimbas, wtnle Codey, a perennial champion in the Coastal Confoence, is also down this year in numbers.
Conley coach Milt Sherman still feels that his team can put it togetho*
from last year who were even on the team, Sherman said. I guess you could say we had a poor recraiting year. We know of several kids who could be effective if they had the interest. On the other hand, we have abour 40 kids involved in our two feeder programs between the seventh and ninth grades, so more people should be involved next year. Sherman says that the Vikings are not without talent, but the team is young and thin. We have only 14
people on the team, and we oan*t fill all the wei^t classes. All of than are capable of winning, so if they hang
on, they will come along.
The nve returning vebrans include
106-pounder David Farris, a junior; Jacne Kin^, a 132-pound senior; Carta Adkms, a ISOfound junia; Martin Andoson, a ISSfound senia and Clifton Clemons, a IS^jNNmd soiia.
Farris, King and Anderson are all defending conference champs. Farris and King both took fourth (dace sectional finishes, while Andoson won in both the sectional and
regioiiaM ami flniriied seeood in the state.
Farris so far is 64) while King and demons are 5-1. Adkins is 4-1-1 while Anderson, just returning frtnn football, is 1-0. (Records pnor to Saturdays Hatteras Quad Meet.)
All of them are capable of placing in the sectionals, Sherman said.
Others on the squad include 112-poundo Todd Davenport, a junio out fo the first time; Donnie Heath, 119, a senior wrestling for the first
team last year; Whit Ihitford, a I26iwund sophomore wlpras on the
junior high team; Adreefndenon, a 138-pound s(
; Runes Bar-afiretyear
time; Timmy Mobley, 119, a sopbo-
mioto
more who started fo the junio I
'Miracle' Play Sparks Page
By The Associated Press His coach called it a miracle and the Greensboro Page fans will probably neva fort the play that enabled Wayne Brame to race 75 yards and give the Pirates the NCHSAA 4-A state footbaU title fo the third straight season.
It was just a miracle, said P^
Story said all the hard work payed off fo his boys.
We had the man down in sin^ coverage, Story said of the winning touchdown pass. Mike (Faucette) told me he could beat him. Its sone-
thing we had worked on very hard all wei
coach Bfarion Kirby moments afta his team downed Fa
'ayetteville San-Folkswho ays tell you it
ford 26-20 Friday saw this game will wasamiracleplay.
Miracle o not. Page was tied 20-20 with Sanford and nine seconds and a
^yard fiekl goal was all that separated Sanford from upsetting the
Pirates. Howeva, the snap was not true fo kidKT John Michael Lokes field-goal attempt, and afta a wild $cramble fo the ball. Brame picked }t up and was off to the races.
^ knew nobody was gong to catch Wayne, said Kirby, whose team bow holds a 35-game unbeaten Itreak. He runs the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds. When 1 saw him running fith the ball I just started hooting fnd hollering just like any fan. I just said, Please, no yellow flags.
I Tboe were no flags as Brame (rossed the goal line fo the winning score as time expired.
I was standing on the sideline ho(^ wed ^ it (Uie kick) blocked, said quarterback Jeff Dunn, krbo scored two touchdowns. I just Wouldnt believe it. Tripp (Welborne) made a great block and Wayne f Brame) made a fantastic run.
At Burlington, Robert Ward fired a ^0-yard touchdown pass to Mike Faucette in the fourth quarter to lift Burling Williams to a 7-3 victory and & 3-A championship over Forest Hills.
In the 2-A title ^e at Puquay-Varina, fullback Josei^ Littlej(^ rushed for 176 yards and four touchdowis to lead Lexington to 42-12 victory ova Fuquay-Varina.
In Bryson City, JcAumy Buck MitcheU rushed fa 203 yards and scoed three touchdowns as Swain County downed North Edgecombe 32-0 to capture the 1-A state football title.
Page, which fmished the season with a recod 15-0 mark, opened the scoring on Dunns 1-yard run in the first quarter.
Sanford then came back in the second quarter to tie the score at 7-7 when Trey Edge found Joe Generette on a 40-yard scoring pass.
Dunn scored another touchdown on a 4-yard run before Generette and Edge hooked up a 24-yard scoing to knot the score 14-14 at the
Page refined the lead in the third quarta when Marvin Johnson raced 94 yards to a score, but the extra pdnt attempt failed.
Sanford then tied the score once again with 7:26 left when Edge hit Generette from 18 yards out. Looks extra point attempt also failed.
Williams coach Sam
: in practice.
Williams, 13-2, captured its third state title in the last six years, after winning the title in 1960 and 1961. Forest Hills, winna of the 2-A title last season before moving up in classification, dn^iped to 13-2 with the loss.
Foest Hills had the ball at the Williams 26 with 58 seconds l^t, but defoisive tackle DarreU Duttoi battled down a fourth-down pass at
tempt and Williams took ova the ran the clock out.
Lexingtoi, 14-1, used Littlejohns touchdown runs (tf 2,52,1 and 8 yards and teammate Ramie Bevolys 185 yards to destroy Fuquay-Vanna fa the 2-A title.
Lexington jumped out to an early adwhe ........
14-0 lead when Littlejohn scored from the 2 and Beverly scored oi an 87-yardrun. '
Fuquay-Varinas Andre Bowden blocked a punt and returned it 37 yards fa a touchdown to make it 14-6, but the conversioi failed. Komy Jacobs pulled the Bengals to within 14-12 at the half on a 1-yard touchdown plunge.
Hk second half was all Lexingtoi,
with Littlejohns 52-yard run capping an 89-yard drive with 10:51 left m the third period. Littlejohn scored from the 1 after a fumble recovery to make it 29-12 and scooted in from 8 yards out on a fourth-and-one to make it 35-12 with 11:57 left in the final period.
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GboPage.............................7 7 4 -tl
I sophomore wb started fa the ^mia hi^ team ;' nhill, 145, a first-year^
William Mizell, 155, a first year junior; Todd Hollow, 185, a freshman up firom the junia high team; and Robbie Litle, a sophomore beavywoght whottarted last year with the junia ^oam.
With only four seniors b the team, ten membiers will be relrning, and that, [riiK the number itdved with the junia high teams, s4m to signal a return to the top fa Co/ey.
Right now were goijg to have to outhustle petle until le get some experience. Chir goal wB be to improve enough to be coap^tive by tournament time. '
Sherman calls Walijgtoo the class of the conferenc r^t now. They have the most enoience and should be favoed to wist.
Omley, with its tradtion, cannot be counted out, however
j
Fa the second stndht year, the Rose wrestlers have anew coach. Walt Mc(^uley has taen ova fa Chip Williams, who healed the team last season.
The rt are jiM 10 wpistlw --a total of 14. And since some of than > are in the same classes, Roee is fbre-ed to forfeit three weights, having no i one at 98,106 a heavyweight. '
The two seniors, Tyrone Barrett and Adam Levine brii^ a wealth of j expoioice and McCaula expects^ b(gh to have a shot at Big Ea^ titles. Barrett wrestles at 167 pounds while; Levine is a l38HWun(fer. Levine 1
may have a shot at the state title. He was fifth in the state last year, the coach said.
The junios are Goald Okoth, a ' IKjminda and David Moseley, 126. j Toe sophonoes include: Mitch Mitchum, 112; Reginald Wallace, > 119; John Lawler, 126; Tony Evans, 132; Milton Leathers, 132; Hubert: Dixon, 138; Ralph Love, 138; Mike;'' House, 145; David Williams, 155; and ' John Turner, 185. ^
Since they are all sophomores, that could give us a good team two ' ^
years from now, assuming they aU get some help from
stay out and we ^ incoming students, McCIauiey said.
In the Big East race, McCIauley says Rocky Mount should walk away
with the title.
team. Im hoping that we 0 three
Stotesbury Leads Bullets Past Bath Cagers 57-49
GBODunn 1 nin (McQueen kick) FAY-Generette 40 pass from Edge (Lookup)
GBO-Dunn 4 run (Mc<)ueen kick) FAY-Generette 34 pass from Ed^e (Lookkidi)
GB(K->)ohnson M nm (kick failed) FAY-Generette 18 pass from Edge (kkk failed)
GBOBrame 75 fumble return (no attempt)
And, McCauley says, te changing of the coaches is one rbson fa the
IS one r^ drop in the Rose progral Wresting n itself
ForestHUb.............................t 3 #-3
Bari WilUams.........................8 4 4 7 -7
JAMESVILLE - Jamesvilles Bullets, led by Horade Stotesburys 20 points, gained a 57-49 Tobacco Belt >C(mference badietball victiH^ over Bath Friday night.
The vic^ was the first for the Bullets this winter while Bath was bowing in its (^lening game of the year.
Baths girls rdled iq> a first 41-32 win in their game, handing Jamesville its first loss of the year.
The Bullets took command early, rushing out to a 21-9 lead after one period of play and rode that lead the rest of the night. Bath came back with a 15-14 margin in the second quarter but Jamesville carried a 35-24 lead into the dressing rooms.
Bath again outscored Jamesville, 12-10, to trim the lead to 45-36 going into the final period. Bath once more held the edge, 13-12, but it was not nearly enough as they never got closa than seven.
Derek Roberson added 15 points fa
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is a sport that has to bild on it learning the first year, gtting better the second and then b^ good at seniors. When you havTui^ different coaches in threeyears, you lose some continuity.
Right now were fidng teams that have a lot of junioromdseniors. We have (mly two senioniwo juni<HS. The rest are sophomores!
finish'
in the top three. We have a good -chance at winning titles with Barrett and Levine and we have anotba wrestla who could come through; with a title, too. ;
That wrestla is 126-pound sophomore Mike Barnhill, currently ineti-If he becomes eligible next that would allow him to;;
partipate in two dual meets and the^ league tourney. And McCauley thinb the transa from Conley could'
do the trick.
Right now, were just got to hang in thm and ti7 to get better fa the tournament, he said. i
from Ward
the Bullets while Eric Spruill hit 10.
f Warren with
Bath was led by Tommy'
21 while Augustus Satchell had 11.
The Bullets are now 1-3 overall, 1-2 in the TBC. Bath is 0-1 both overall and in league play.
Bath, now 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the league, rushed out to a 12-5 lead over the Lady Bullets in the first quarter of their game. They again outnit the Bullets, 9-6, in the second period fa a 21-13 halftime lead.
Jameville got only two points in the third period as they fell back by %-15. They rallied, 17-5, in the final period but were too far behind to catch up.
Rhonda Peele led Bath with 13 points, while Tammy Crisp had as many for Jamesville.
Jamesvilles girls are now 3-1 overall and 2-1 in league play.
Jamesville travels to Creswell on Tuesday.
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Fi^My-Varina.................4 12 4 4 -12
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LEX-Uttkwhn S2 run (Ritto- kick) LEX-Ldttle obn 1 run (Knotts run) LEX-Little obn 8 run (kick failed) LEX-May 11 run (Ritter Uck)
N. Edgecombe.....................4 4 4 0 -4
Swain Co............................7 14 4 15 -32
SC-Mitcbell 7 run (G. Taylor kick) SC-MitcbeU 3 run (G. Taylor kick) SC-FGG. Taylor 35
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We really played some good ball in the first quarter and it helped us move along, Coach Bill Johnson said of the win.
J A YVEE SCORE: Jamesville 36, Bath 22
Girls Game
BATH (41)
McWayne 41-3 9, Braddy 2 3-5 7, Peele 5 3-713, Joyner 11-2 3, Satchell 3 0-2 6, Mooring 11-13, Waters 00^0. ToUte 144-2441. JAMESVILLE (32)
Reason 0 0-10, Crisp 4 5-713, C. Getchell 10-12,Byram2004, J.GetcheUl(H)2, S.
Peny 0 0-10, Lilley 1 2-2 4, Stywis 2 (H 4, Clark 01-21, Coitrain 1 (M) 2, Price 0 (M) 0,
C. Perry 0 (H) 0, Goldberg 0 0^ 0. Toub 12 8-1832.
Bath..............................12 9 15 541
Jamesville......................5 8 2 17-32
Boys Game
BATH (44)
Bailey 104) 2, Warren 101-2 21, Braddy 2 2-2 6, Paul 100 2, SatcheU 51-211, Cradle 1 1-2 3, Sneed 2 00 4. ToUls 22 5-8 44. JAMESVILLE (57)
Stotesbury 9 2-3 20, RdMrson S 5-6 15,
{ant 2 00 4, Spruill 4 2-4 10, Hagen 2 4-8 ones 0 0-10,BeU0(H "
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10 OO 0, Griffin 0 00 0. 1UUls22l3-21S7.
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JamesvUlc...................21 14 14 1257
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KANSASOTmf/SS-Named Fr^ Funk pitching coach at Omaha of the American Aaaoctetion and Ed Napoleon manager at Eugene of tiK Maihwest League.
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LAMAR-Named Ray Albon head football coach.
NEW MEXICO STATE-Named Mike KnoU heed footbaO coach and signed him to a four-yoar contract.
NORTH CAROLINA.STATE-of Tom
mIjTH CAROLINA STATE-Ammunced the radgnatkm of Bill Davis, head footbair^.
WE^T VIRGINIA-Suflpended John Holified and Craig Taykr, runi^ backs, Keith Wmn. wide receiver, and Andrew Jones, defensive bade, from the football team indefinitely.
WYOMING-Named Del WigM defenaive coordinator.
College Basketball
By The Aaaociated Prcti EAST
Baruch 83, NY. Maritime 75
Buclmell 85, Lebanon Vall 58
Indiana, Pa. 85, LaRoche 78
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uatAUantrlpm St. Josephs, Maine 88, Chbrini 74
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St. Thomas Aquinas 84, Cdl. of St. Rose 57
Slippery RortT^W. Poet 64
Berry Cdl. 74,Kenneeaw 63 Cumberland, ky. 17, PikevilleS3 EckerdSt. HM.BotvM Gardner-Webb 7s, Trevecca Naxarene70 Geo^ SW 91, Florida Memorial
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Pitt Smacks Sampson
Neb,.-Omaha 8^d>. Wieleynn 08 Nortfawood SlTKalamamo C St . Lome IS, Indiana St . 81 Wif.-Stevens Pt. 46. Wis -
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SOUTHWEST Abilene Cfaristinn 72, Wnyland BaptistSO <;ent. Oklahoma 74, Kansas Newman 68 Howard Payne 17, Sil Robb SL 10 Oklahoma City 74, Bethany NaiareneM PanbandL St. 74, PteUipn M SW Oklahoma 72. oSl. ot the Otarks71 Texas Wesleyan 83, St Edwarde,
Texas 82
Adams St. IH^Olmdo CoO. 108 Alaxka-Andiorage 73, Mankato St.
Bakerxfield St 88, Hayward St. 62 Cal Baptist 15, Retflawii 80 Cal-Sante Barbara 85, opnin
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In keeping with recent re<N^niza-tional moves within the East Carolina University Athletic Department, Lee Woitman has been promoted to the position of Director of Marketing, Dr. Ken Karr, director of athletics, announced Wednesday.
For the past seven months. Workman has sored in the full-time role of athletic marketing assistant to Associate Athletic Director Dave Hart Jr. Hart will still be responsible fw all external areas of ECUs athletic department, which include marketing and promotions.
We have further restructured our athletic administration so as to better cooYlinate our collective effcnls to reach our future goals, Karr said. This move will assist us in keeping our athletic marketi^ program at the high level of achievement which has b^n established in recent years while enabling us to make continued -strides in other areas.
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Peppodine 85, W. niioQis 87 Ihte MmW News Cteatee Firuluwwd minoUSt. 80, McNecaeSt. S3 So. Melhodtet 78JM Texas St. 63 Drake Claaak FirslRaead BaylarlRIdahoSt S3 0^75, ni.-tecM073 PraaklteTiaraey First RMad
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Hm are the scores frem the fiaais
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Radfmd .SrtSrobna 60 N<^ Carolina-Aibeville n. Armrinng State 73
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PUNTON - Pitt Community College placed six idayers in double fig-uM as it crushed Sampson Ticfanical Institute, 96-59, Friday
Wilson had 15. Jeff Hopkins and Mack Walston each added 13 while Jesse Pratt. and Hamilton Lane
I game was the opening Eastern Carolina Community College
fof^ Paladins, w^^are now 2-2 ovmall.
Pitt jumped out early, taking an 8-2 lead in the first three minutes d play. They expanded the margin to 15-8 before Sampson put on a run and came back to close within one at 18-17.
But Pitt again regained cmitrol and mved ahead, 41-27, by intermission. Inlthe second half, Pitt continued to away, eventually out hitting pson, 55-32, in the Miiod.
T wasnt impressed with our field ^looting or our turnovers, !ktach Charles Cobum said. But I th^ik we can im|HX)ve those areas. Our defense looked good: we bad 28 steals.
Pitt was led in scoring by Tony Clbmons with 16 points while Dfmald
Samp^ ws led by Terry Arm-wood with 18 pnd Matt Joyner with 14.
Pitt was to ^vel to face the Methodist College Junior Varsity last night. ,
PITT(M) I H(^ins 61-613, Walston 4 13, Pratt 3
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RALEIGH lAP) - PtUm^ nt M wmm, mHk Cmm footMl catch Tm Recd hM reiigiied to pursue ether rterMti a moiili after eonuog a vote of a-fidence, university omciab say.
Its a complete shock, said sofihomore defenve Kent Wm^id. I met with coach Reed a week ago taiday, and there vsa DO indicatioii. DO indicatkn at all, that be was leav-
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Cnmy said the sehoel had ranchad an agreenent with Tons Raed lo a^ coBodate kis wiriM to punne oMr opportunitiei and aeee^ hia len-ipatk*..^ O;
I am sure Tom ^ve this a lot of thought, Casey said. We appceci-
lost players coigacted said they thought the questk of Reed's future at the university had been settled in November, when Athletics Director Willis Casey annouDced that Reed would return as head coach next
ate the effort that be gave on behalf of our football program, the young men he worked with, and the umver-sity. We plan to mrk with the assis-tam cosK^ during this diange.
(Reed)
year.
After Bfr. Casey said would stay, we thought was OK, said Raymond star^ defensive d from ersville. "When something like this is going on, somebody usually bears something, but there wasn't any hint.
The announcement was made in a prepared statement Friday by (^asey, accompanied by a statement fromRd.
I believe that it is in the best interest (A the university and in my best interest that I resiffl at this time. said Reed, who bad just completed the third year of his five-year
Reed was apparently on campus meetii^ with the football team and his wife. Cathee, said she had no commog.
I really cant comment on anything, she said. I would like to, but leant
Players jzatbered in shock outside of the CoO^ Inn, the dormitory
M. I imd ait whM I wat earning ovir hwe (the Oolaie In) to Ml a fktoid aid MmaMe earn ranHig oto If the dm aid yelled that Chech Bead had rea^^Mid all-Atlaitie Coast Confereicf qiarttrhaek Eiik Kramer, i dMht it wM a pnak at first.
When aaked what of effect Reeds resignation would have on the team next year, Kramer said, It could chanft a lot of things. It de-oo iw omes in. I ^ dool rhat to say right Dow.^
I really admired the way be spoke up for academics," said wide receiver Nasrallab Wortben. He you develop as a person, not
where many of the players live.
: an athlete. I lor that
Its a shock to me," Worthcn continued. I saw the program going ig). Now we will have to learn a new sy^ema whole lot (rf new plays. It could effect bow we do next year.
He stressed life (giportunities
Bias Powers Terps By Towson State
Raiders To Chase
Crown
By The .Associated Press
The Los Angeles Raiders will be after the AFC Western Division
crown Sunday, while the Seattle Seahawks will be fighting for sur
vival.
The Raiders bring a 10-4 record and a four-game National Football League winning streak mto the game. Seattle is 8-6, but the Seahawks have won their last two outings.
Its nice to be in the position were in, Coach Tom Fl^ (rf the Raiders said. But its not over yet.
A Raiders victory Sunday and the following week when they meet the Los Angeles Rams in the final game of the regular season, would earn them the bome-field advantage fm* the playoffs.
This is another big step for us; its the biggest step, Flores said. If we win, we can clinch the division. Then the next week we play the Rams for Ixxne field advantage.
But first things first. The Seahawks are one of the most formidable teams we play, regardless of the record. They play good, solid football.
Saturday, Chicago was at the Ne^ York Jets and Kansas City was at Denver.
In other games Sunday, it will be Buffalo at ttsburgh; Cincinnati at Washington: Green Bay at Detroit; Houston at Geveland; Indianapolis at Tampa Bay; Minnesota at Atlanta; the New York Giants at Dallas; San Francisco at New Orleans; Philadelphia at San Diego; aiHl St. Louis at the Los Angeles Rams.
Monday night, New England visits Miami where they have not won in 17 years.
Were fighting for wir lives, Coach Chuck Knox of the Seahawks said. Im disappointed our record isnt better. Our aspirations were to be a playoff team.
Actually the Seahawks could win the AFC West title, but only if three thin^ happen. They must beat the Raiders, they must beat Denver in
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) -Threatened at halftime with an extra I xactice sessioo. Inland came out iring after intermissioo.
With Len Bias scoring 14 of Blarylands first 22 points in the second half, the Terps finally got roDing ag^t intrastate rival Towsoo State Friday night and posted a 91-58 victory.
I told them that if I bette* in the second recalled, that they mi^t have to practice Saturday morning. I think that got their attention.
Bias, who finished with 26 points afte sink^ seven of a^t field goal attenpts in the second naif, agreed that the Terps play^ with more in-teisity after listening to Ehriesells comments about a six-point half time lead.
When he first came in, be was upset, Bias said. But that he calmed down. But hes got to do something to fire us up so we [day to our potential.
Midland, 6-2, led only 40-34 at halftime against their outmanned opponents before pulling away after intermissk.
A six-point streak, four by Bias, gave the Terps a 52-40 lead. A few minutes later, Bias scaed six -secutive points to laundi a 22-2 Maryland spurt and gave the Terps a 78A6lead.
Tony Massenburg, one of two Maryland freshmen starting for the
first time, sewed 14 points and senior Jefi Baxter had 12.
Towsoo State, 2-4, was led by Stef-fan Bunsavage with 13 pwnts and Bill Leonard with 12. The losii^ Tigers, swamped 91-38 by Maryland last season, shot 52 pwcent in the first half and out rebounded the Terrapins 15-10.
The two teams combined to sink tijeir first 27 free throws, 17 by Maryland, befwe Massenburg missed with 7:42 remaining.
TOWSON ST. Kirk
Bunsavage
McClintoo
Leonard
Fink
Cokdou^ Byrd Bays Morin yle
Boyle
Totals
MP
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38
25
37
31
15
12
5
2
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3- 8
4- 7
3- 8
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21 58
MARYLAND MP FG FT R A F Pt
Bias Lewis
Massenburg
GaUin
Johnson
Baxter
U)Og
Jones
Gregg
Dickerson
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3 26
2 4
3 14
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0 0 4 0 1 6 0 1 1
1 2 6
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10 2- 3 0-0 17 3- 6 0-0 10 0- 1 1-2
11 2-3 2-2
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I AiK we were a httie htmi-daled by aO the red we saw around us.
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Stooe rre been hmting, ]
r that only they understand. lUs vocabulary varies, of cowse,'
I huntmg group to himting group, but many of the worA are the sanie, esafew I vepkkedupthatmaybeinteresttogtoreaders;
Stepe - noun or verb - someone who uses methical tactics to harvest his
8M - noun or verb - someone who uses methical tactics to han e. Example: Ibatslope shot that goose while it was waBdng in the ys! OrTfie sloped that pintafl on Ae water.
ecoys! Ur: He sloped that pintail on (
Dftebuster - noun - a name fg someone who hunts from the dike at a rqtafowl impoimdment. Exampte: Thosedikebustersareshootingatallthe
(coming to W decoys.
Skybaster - noun - a name fg a hunter who shoots at birds more than 80 . Example: That skybuster could hare shot that mallard if he would iletitdec^.
I CaHmaster - noun - someone who tMaks hes the worlds greatest . Example: Doesnt that caOmaster know the difference between a fdaagg call and a feeding chuckle?
. DBaddy - noun - a name fg someone who sets iqi too close to yog I deotqv. Example: Youre a little close Aere, arent you, budcfr ?
Cost Slayg - nouna name fg someone who mistaken^ shoots a coot, Ifota duck. Exampte: Did you see that coot steyg shoot that pond chicken?
I Heavy Smoker-noun-Someone who coughs a lotear^ in the morning
I othg hunters get too close to his spot Example:! think theres a heavy smokg about 50 yaiA ovg that neeA some Formula 44D.
0 Crack at-verb-toshoot at Example: Are you gojngtocrack at that de^
f Ws may be at...-an expression that means yog huntinfparty may Ir a shot at some nearing birds. Example: Gel rea4y,yall,&B may beml.
Change Tactics fg Steel Shot '
If youre planning to bunt ducks at coastal wldlif reftlfes, dont forget to steel shot. This special ammunition is required in shotguns of an guages beMattamuskeet, Swanquarter and Cedar Island national wildlife ra-s. At the Bodie Island recreatioo area at Cape Hatteras National Seashore, i|r 12-guage shotguns require steel shot.
Seel shot is required in toese areas to help prevent future problems of lead ing in waterfowl. Much controversy has surrounded the use of steel
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The first step is to change shot sizes when using steel. Fg large ducks such I anmallards, tl best cbok is Numbg 2 steel shot. NumJMr 4
as pintails 1
steel shot may be used fg smallg ducks such as teal. Ibe best aU-round choice fg dudu hunters, howevtf, is Numbg 2. Goose hunters should not use adythiog smalkr than Numbg 1 g BB shot in steel.
oSerence between stedandMshot is Ae shot pattern. Steel sh^ considerably bardg than lead shot, and doesnt become deformed by the gun
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Tech far Ae titie. Tony BenM lit a 1546ot M and Greg Qrowe put
in two free Arows wiA six secoaA as Ae Bed Raidm ovcreame a 14foint secondbalf deficit to beat Akre State74-70.
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Rhodes had 14 poinls for Hawaii Pacific white tearamate wafie Preston scored all of hii 13 poialsiiAeseeoodhalf.
Manhal Memgial TigittBieat o Pete Ifyers, lAo gored 15 points, made two free throws wi A five sec onA left, then stole the ball and scored as Arkansas-Little Rock edg-
and Dwayne Patee added 18 to tend PepperAoe to an 84? victory orer Western Dhnois in the first game of the Cougar Classic. Jeff
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each to lead host Bri^iam Young to a 94-75 victory orer Long Beach State in the nightcap.
Jones Leads Creswell Past Bear Grass 44-43
ed George Mason 7887 in the first round of A
Ae Marahail ifemorial Invitational tournament. Skip Hendg-son scared 8 paints and Jeff Guthrie had 8 as MarAaO rolled ovg Austin Peay 8548 in the second game.
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In Qon-tournament action, Len Bias scored 8 points, induding 14 of MaryUuxrs first 8 pcxnts in the sec-
BEAR GRASS - It was Homecom-tng far Bear Grass Ifigb School and the Bears were aiming fg their first win of the young season. But Neal Joo played the spoiter fg Creswell, hitting a jumpg wiA 8 secgids left to give the visitors a 4443 basketball victory.
Crerefl also won Ae girtsgame, taking a 38-8 win ovg Ae Lady Bears.
The two boys teams battled on even terms Anx^ an 84 first period. The Bears Mly inched out into a 8-8 halftime lead.
In Ae third period, Creswefl buUed its way iido a 3^8 ird, then saw Ae Bears come bock and gain the lead, 434B, in the late stages of the contest Jones hit the shot wi A a half-minute left, howevg, and the final efforts of tiie Bears to score went awry.
Danny Moore led Creswell wiA 17 pnnts white Vk Bkxnd added 13. Bear Grass had no one to score in douiMe figures.
The Bears are now 0-3 overall land 0-2 in league play. Creswefl is now ^ 2, Min Tobacco Belt play.
In girts play, Oeswefl pushed ahead, 104 in the first perM only to see Bear Grass rally, 84, in the se^ ood frame. That made it 14-8 fg Creswdl at the half. In the third
0-2 in the conference. Creswefl is 2-2 orerall and 1-1 in the teagne.
Bear Grass plays host to Aurora 00 Tuesday.
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Forward Tony points and pulled down 10 rebounds leading nfinois State to a 6852 victory orer IfeNeese State in the Dallas
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Lewis scored a careg-higb 8 poiiits to lead Southern Metfa-(X to a 783 ovg North Texas State in the second game.
Heritage Drake Classk Carlos Brig^ scored 16 points and ted a brief second^ fnirry Aat allowed Bayfar to pull away and beat Idaho State 68-53 in Ae Heritage Drake Gassk basketball tournament David Miflg hit all 10 of his shots fign Ae field and s(ged 8 points to lead Drake to a 75-8 victory ovg minots-Cbkago in the nightcap.
CougarClassk (fraM Goodrezkk s(ged 21 points
Randolph rrtx)UDded a missed free throw and tot a soft tiw-naround jumpg WiA two seconds to play in overtime to lift Southern Mississipa to an 84-82 vklory ovg SouAAlaW.
Freshman Tom Lewis scored 8 points and Derrick Dowdl added 19 poitos, 11 reboimds and nme assists to lead Southern pmt cold-shooting L(^(da of Maryland 89-79.
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With Wayne Com mrinf ca-reer<lag|i S pointi, be Denvol^ gels slo|fed die Lakersdght-fune wimiiBg streak with a UM-110 vidory Friday nighL handmg Loe Angeles-- its second loss of the season at McNkfads Aroia.
Denver defeated the Lakers 121-120 here OB Nov. 21 on a last-second jump shot by Cooper. Ihe only other Laker loss of the season came Nov. 5 at home against Cleveland.
It feds great, beating the Lakers two in a row here after having lost so many the last few years, a jubilant Denver Coach Doug Moe said of the victory that was the 400th of his National Basketball career. We didnt dominate them but we sure controlled the game.
The Nuggets {daytog tough was no surprise toUker Coadi Pat Riley.
Every game we play with Denver its a doight, he said. They got an eight-or nine-point lead at the start of the fourth quarter and I thought that was just a little too much for us to ovocome. Denver is a great team and deserves to be where they are.
Elsewhere, it was San Antonio 119, Detroit 113; Indiana 109, Atlanta 89; Cleveland 128, Milwaukee 124; Seattle 114, Los Angeles Clippers 95; Portland 127, Golden SUte 124 in overtime.
The Nuggets, 16-8, never trailed in the seconohalf aer the teams battled to 6080 tie at intermission. But it was not until Alex English, who had 30 points, made two free throws with five seconds left that the victory was secure.
Cooper, an eight-year veterM center, scored eight of his pmnts in the final quarter. Coopa* also had 10 rebounds and four olocked shots against the Lakers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
"Coop wasnt good, Moe said. Coop wasnt great. Coop was sensa-tiona. He (Wayne Cooper) hit some really big shots, had some big rebounds and played great defense.
I dont really like to go one-on-one with Kareem, but its certainly a good feeling to play so well against him, Cooper said.
The Lakers James Worthy, who tied his career high of 37 pmnts, scored with 1:16 to play and later Michael Cooper tossed in a three-point basket with five seconds left to
it 122-129, but shots diKlMd it for Dww Abduklabbar hml 24 .
Earvin Magic Johnaon 19a for the Lakers.
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Mike iKcM scored 29 points for Saa Antonio, which survived after Detroit bad moved witbm 110-199 with 1:15 left on a pair of biah Thomas free throws that capped an eight-poiidnBL
^ MitcheU responded by scoring on his own rehound 17 seconds later. Johm^ Moore then followed with two free throws to make it 114-109.
San Antonios backoourt of Ahin Robertson and Moore scored 23 and 22 points respectively. Forward Steve Johnson scored 19 and center Artis Gilmore added 14. Thomas had 29 points for Detroit, and center Bifl Launlm21.
Pacers in. Hawks 89 Indiana rookie Wayman Tisdale scored 27 points as the Pacers, broke a nine-game losing streak agaiast Atlanta. Tisdale hit eight of 10 shots from the field and scored 19 points in the first half as the Pacers took a 52-38 lead.
Clint Richardson and Steve Stipmiovich added 15 points apiece for Indiana. AtlanUs 54oot-7 rookie Spud Webb led the Hawks with 16 points. Chff Levingston and Dominique Wilkins added 13 apiece.
Cavaliers 128. Backs 124 Woiid B. Free poured in 39 pmnts - 25 in the first half - as Clevieland handed Milwaukee only, its second loss of the year at home. Milwaukee led by a point entoing the final pmioa, but Geveland opened with a 15-7 spurt to go up 106-101.
After the Bucks forged a 113-113 tie ' on a foul shot by Tmrry Qimmings with 3:05 remaining, an 118 spurt by Geveland put the Cavaliers over the
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SuperSooics 114, Clippers 95 SeatUes Tom Chambers scmed 19 of his season-hi^ 31 points in the first half to lead the SuperSooics to their fifth straight home court victory-
The Clippers, who have lost by 20 or mm% pmnts six times this seasoa, fell behind 8285 aftmr three quarters and saw the Sonics build their margin to 27 in the final period. Los Angdes was led by Marques Johnson wim 25 points.
TraU Blazers 127. Warriors 124 (OT) Jim Paxson hit a three-point shot from 30 feet out as time expired, to give Portland an overtime victory over Golden State. Paxson, who led
BEAUFORT - Wathingtott High School rallied to take the lead late m the game and hang on for a 6fr84 Coastal Conference basketball win over East Carteret Friday night.
Washii^s girb pulled out 51-48 double overtime victory in their game to ranain unbeaten through four games.
Washingtoos boys are now ^2 overall and 1-1 in league day. East Carteret falls to 2-3 ovierali and 0-2 in the conference.
The Mariners took the early lead, pulling out to a 16-12 edge, waslmj^ cut one of! that in the second period and trailed, 31-28 going into the dressing rooms.
In the third period. East Carteret got the point back, leadiK 4945, as the last quarter opened. Washing then finally ^ the lead with about two minutes 1^ to play and held oft reputed thrusts 1^ the klariners to claim the win.
Alton Ore led Washington with 20 points vdiile ^mte Battle added 14 and Ryan Dixon bad 13. Michael Hucks led East Carteret with 21 while Tommy Culpepper hit 18. <
In the girls contest, East Carteret took an 8-7 lead after one period and both teams tossed in 14 second quarter pmnts to make it 22-21 at the half. In the third period, Washington pushed ahead, bol^ a 37-36 lead as the final quarter began. Washington held on the lead in the late stz^es, and was up, 46-44 when Wendy
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Gray ted the Wi with 18 white Sherrod had 14 Moore added 10. Oden had 22 for East Carteret with Fulcher hitting 16.
Washingtons girls are now 90 overall and 90 in the league. East Carteret falls to5-l, 1-1.
Washington travels to AydewGrif-ton Tuesday.
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Kansas, Lamar Name New Football Coaches
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Two college football teams reached .into the professional ranks to fill vacant coaching positions.
Bob Valesente, an assistant with the Indianapolis G)lts of the NaUonal Football League, was named Thursday as coach at Kansas while Lamar hired Ray Alborn, the defensive line coach of the Houston Gamblers of the United States Football League.
The 45-year8ld Valesente replaces Mike Gottfried, who announced Thursday that he had left Kansas to become head coach at the University ofPittsbi^.
This is a dream come true for me, said Valesente, who also has assisted at Mississippi State, Arizona andGncinnati.
Alborn, who was 13-53 during a six-year stint at Rice, said that if Lamar can win in the other sports, as it does so well, theres no reason we cant win at football.
Alborn, named Southwest Conference Coach (rf the Year in 1980, succeeds Ken Stephens, who quit last month after posting an 11-33 record in four seasons.
New Mexico State, meanwhile, went to one of the top college programs in the country - Miami, Fla. - for its new coach. He is 39year8ld Mike Knoll, a Miami assistant under Jimmy Johnson the last two years.
Knoll succeeds Fred Zechman, who lost his job this fall after postii^ a three-year record of 925. This years team finished 1-10, the schools worst season since 1954.
At North Carobna State, Coach Tom Reed ended a battle with the school administration in an attempt to win a vote of confidence, resigned Friday after the Woifpack finished 38 for the third straight year.
11)e announcement about Reed, who received an assurance from school officials that he would be the coach next season, was made by N.C. State Athletic Director Willis Casey.
Reed said in a statement that he was resigning to pursue other interests. He md not elaborate.
I believe that it is in the best interest of the university and in my best interest that I resin at this time, said Reed, who had two years remaining on his five-year contract.
Casey said the school had reached an agreement with Tom Reed to accomodate his wishes to pursue other opportunities and aces^ his res-ipsjion.
, At South CaronDa State, CoMd) Bill
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We have a very sious wound to heal, and Texaco is gdng to have to live ig) to that, sa^ Liedtke, who celebrated his victory with a double cheeseburger and two bottles of beer. We sim{^ want to make Pennzoil whole again... and to get on with our business.
. The judgment came almost two . years after another celebration.
: On Jan. 4,1984, in a New York hotel suite, Liedtke raised a glass of champagne to toast an agreement for Pefmzoil to assume management control of Getty, a Los Angeles-based oil company founded by the late J. Paul that had grown to be the nations 14th largest.
But before the deal was in writing, it evaporated. Two days later, Gordon Getty, one (rf the heirs, agreed to sell the family trusts 40.2 percent stake in the company to Texaco. The $10.1 billion puroiase was the second largest merger in U.S. history, just behind Chevron Cwp.s $13.3 Dillion union with Gulf Corp.
Pennzoil went to a chancery court in Delaware, where the companies all are incorporated, and filed suit trying to force Getty Oil to abide by itsprevious agreement.
'Texaco, by then bound to represent Getty in such litigation, failed to file a respoi^. Pennzoil dro{^ the Delaware suit, went home to Houston and filed a $15 billion breach-of-coo-tract lawsuit against Texaco.
The legal dispute centered on the definition of a contract, but many viewed the contest as a last stand for the oil patch tradition of handshake trust in an era of mega-mergers managed by Wall Street lawyers and investment bankers.
. A jury of eight women and four men, all unfamiliar with corporate transactions, was seated and last July 8 started a long journey through a maze of petroleum economics and merger finance. . .
They were asked to evalal'financial analyses of the cost of ^discovering oil, to follow the struc-
penmde Gordos Getty to back ONt of Ur deal. PeaoRMl so^ ir.S biHn ia actual damages - tkeamoiRtit daaed it wffered ia Hr leas of 1 bilboB barreb of Gettys oil resema - and $7.53 bilHoa more in poaitive damages. A6 = k Texaco (fismissed talk of kaod-shakes, etiquette and honor as a smoke screen put up by Pemooil to mask its ineptitude in Hr traos-actkn.
Texaco argued that Penoaoil and Getty never had an ironclad deal when Texaco entered the bidding. In fact, attorneys said, Gett^never
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Why would they do it? Thxaco attorney Richard Keeton asked. Texaco has never been involved in a hostile takeover. This company does
not need a buccaneer image one of the Getty board nnemhers and the principals invidved knorws there was no contract
After nearly 4^ months of testi-mony, however, the jury decided on Nov. 19 that Texaco purposely and wrongly intofered in the Pennznl-Getty mger. It reconunended Texaco pay Pennzoi the $7.53 billioo in actual damages and $3 billion as punishment We wanted to send a message to corporate America, jury foreman Richard Lawler explained. We
wanted them to know that we didnt want to see anyone ebe dmng the things that were happening in this case.
Texaco attorneys never tried to rebut Pennzoils damage claims during the trial, wait^ imtil a hearing two weeks later with Judge Sokunon CassebJr.
Texaco lawy^ then claimed the jury used an immoper formula to calculate what they called an irra-Uonal and d^eroifi judgment. While still insisting it 011^ zero damages, Texaco said i no more than $500 million, the ference between the $112.504i-share price Pennzoil offered and the $128-a-share price Texaco paid for Getty stock.
But Pennzoil argued it had more at stake than lust stock. Merging with Getty would have given Pennzoil ac cess to enough energy reserves carry the company inm the next century and boost the companys rank ings from No. 36 to No. 16, it said.
Youre talking multibilliiMi-doIlar injury, said John Jeffers, another Pennzoil lawyer.
Casseb upheld the jurys decision. He also tacxed on $600 million to the award as back interest and said more interest would accumulate at the rate of 10 percent annually.
Texaco attorneys said they would ask for a new triai within 30 days and, failing that, would appeal to higher Texas courts. The ccnnpany also might try to persuade a fewral court to intercede on its behalf.
But to appeal, state law says Tex-
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FarmviDe amnuDced the addtMn of Thomas Little to the sales staff as amxfflts executive.
A graduate of J.H. Rose aod an ahnnnus of Virgima Episcopal SchoH, Little wiO sore cheHs in the Greenville area. He is the son of BIr. and Mrs. J.T. Littk Jr.
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NCPA Secretary
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Greenville Cornjputeri and imit The Snow Hill native bolds a
secretary Carolina Polygrapo Assodatioo at its anraial sminar-business meding in
according to a report by the' National Conference of States on Buildii Codes.
The figures rdlect the total numbo of homes ittnpped by manufacturers to retail sales centers aod permanent tes.
In additMMC the report sakl the state ranks first in the mtion in sales of single-selected manufactured homes, while it raiAs third in ^ prothKtkm of mamifactiired homes, behind Georgia and Texas.
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bachelors degree in industrial technology fran East Carolina University and is a graduate of the ad-vaond program in electronic principles and ttieory at the Ekctnmc
Worthington is a member of the Greenville Pitt County Board of Realtors, the North Carolina Association of Realtors aod the National Association of Realtors.
Meredith College, and is now mar-Im Griffin of Concord.
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riedtoJolmi Griffon native Terri Braxton has been named bead tdler in the downtown office. A graduate of North Lenoir High School. Ms. Braxton joined First Federal in February. She and her dau^ter, Kelly, reside inGrifton.
Jim Ben^, a local registered representative with IDS/American Express Inc., has beoi approved for International Associatim for Financial Planning membership.
The lAFP is for p^essionals who work with clients in personal and corporate financial planning and advice.
The association was founded in 1969 and promotes a code of ethics to professional financial planners.
New Consultant
CJ. Harris and Co. Inc. has announced that Olin E. Wilson Jr. is now associated with the firms Ralogh office as a consultant. Wilson will assist clients with their business plam, budgeting and funding.
Wilson holds a masters degree in business administration from the University of North Carolina at Cha-pd Hill and a bachelors degree in
W.L Carter Jr., presidoit oi Soutbon Life Insuraince Co., recently recognized members of the (keenville area of the Kinston region for achieving the $15 million in-suiaiK% in force inilestooe (rf growth.
Robert E. Mosely Jr. is sates manager the Greenville area office and Ralph L. R^ers is re0onal manager for the Kinston region, (teeenvilte sates remsentatives are A1 Butter, James Griffin, Rufus Huggins and Robert Mosely Sr.
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Conner C(Hp. and subsidianes, a vertically intc^ted ctnn^y in the manufactured bousing industiy, has announced record operating results for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30.
Wallace J. Conner, president, said
Burroughs Wdlcimie Co. recently annoimced the prmnotioo of two emirii^ees.
John Engtefaardt, who jmned the iharmaceutical company in 1961, has >een promoted to manager of engioeering technology and services. He b(^ a bachelors degree in mechanical engioeering from Auburn University.
Durham resident Brenda McGhee has been promoted to equal employment affairs coordmator and employee rations manager at the Greenville manufacturing i^t. She joined Bumxi^ Wellcome in 1972.
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Home Federal Posts Record Pretax Earnings
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Eastern North Carolina posted record pretax eamings of $683,000 in 1985, according to J. Larkin Little, president.
Our str^ eamings improvement allowed us to substantially improve our net w(Mth position, Little said in a year-end report to customers.
We at Home Federal have maintained our focus on what we know best - real estate financing, the official said. Our mortgage pcHlfolio increased to $72,000,000 from $56,400,000 during the year.
Little said widespread borrower accqitaoce H Adjustable Rate Mmtgages continu^ during the
year. At the end of September, ARMs accounted
for 50 percent of the associations mortgage loan portfolio. We invested a total of ^,648,986 in loans in the areas we serve, he said.
Little reported that savings deposits at Home Federal grew to $80,521,500 in 1985, up about 11 percent num the previous year. The firm paid depositors 17,038,328 in savings account interest.
We have established a foundation fcH- a strong future, Little said, but at a time when the personal savings rate in this country has hit an all-time low, our challenge will be to find new ways to promote increased savings in our communities. Little said that 1966 will mark Home Federals 80th year of service to Greenville and the eastern North Carolina area. >
Elected to three-year terms on the associations
1986 board of directors were W.R Taft Jr., Howard L. Hodges Jr., CMon W. Everett Sr., aod N. Womble III. Other members are Ken-K. Dews Sr., David J. Whichard II, Billy B. Dr. Alla Taylor, James S.
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Howard L. Hbdges, Jr.
William H. Taft, Jr.
Billy B. Laugbinghouse
Logan N. Womble, III
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TlyPiiylliWeclOf.Oieenvllle^N.C. - Sunday. December IS. 1fW6 B.17
By PAUL A. DRISCOLL AsMciatcd Press Writer CHICAGO (AP) - Coffee futures pricei advanced dramatically Friday debate a move an intema-tifliial marketing a^ncy to expand ei^ quotas for the world trade. Coffee prices set life-of-contract
pnces
hi^ and were mostly ID the hmit of 6 cents a pound on the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange in New York.
Basically, theres continuing buying interest because of the continued drouAt in Brazil, said Pamela Rodu^, an analyst in New Y(t with midential-Bache Securities Inc.
Prices advanced strongly desate an announcement by the International Coffee Organization that hi^ prices trigga^ the release <rf all additional increases in export quotas permitted for 1965-%.
An ICO spokesman said the additional quota totaled 3 million 132-pound bags. The ICO is a producer-consumo* pact that regulates the
11.5006 for 45 consecutive market days, the ICOs 50 produdng meaaber governments can ship whatevwr quantities they Uke.
Coffee settled at iifeKif-conlract highs across the board. Prices were 4.55 cents to the limit 6 cents Inkier with the contract for ddivery in December at 192.50 cents a pouni
Soybean futures prk settled lower and grains were mixed on the
were % cent to 2% CMlB kuwor with JaHuy atlBJt^ a bushel.
UmUmk and meat jriees HMsUy hifhar at the cficago Her
Chicago Board of Trade. Anad^
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Meat packers are caqiecting to see retailers coining in to buy next week with consumer demand picking up after the holidays, said Charhe Richankon, a livestock analyst in Denver with Und-Waldock.
said imexpected rain ih Brazil, where a dry s^ has put extreme pressure on toe bean crop, undercut futures prices, said Bw Lekberg, an analyst in Chicago with Shearson Ldunan Brothers Inc.
Soy 1 and m^ also were lower.
Coni prices wo% higher in the contracts tor delivoy m the n^uty months. Lekborg said com advanced partly because of tight supplies and partly on the mcnnentum of Tlnirs-oays advance.
live hogs closed higher with good demand cootiniiing tor ham
and
loins, Richardson said.
Pork bdlMs were mostly higher, reflecting competition for the product from slicers.
Live cattle settled J2 cent to .88 cent higher with the contract for delivery in December at 66.70 cents a pound; feeder cattle were .17 cent to .80 cent higher with January at 66.22
cents a pound; live hogs were .06 cent wiu December at
market through a system of export quotas that are adjusted whm pnces reach preagreed levels.
The release was triggered by the
Whmt prices were mostly lowor and were declining at the close from
pric^ set earlier in the day.
lower to 2
average price of otffee moving above $1.5006 a pound for 15 days.
Wheat settled 1 cent cents higl^ with the contract for delivery in December at $3.46 a bushel; com was 2^ cents lower to
A countdown now begins for the comidete suspension d all
limits. If the price remains al
2yz cents highCT with December at I bu^l; oats were unchang-
$2.49V4 a
ed to 11^ cents higho* with December at $l.31>^ a bu^; and si^beaos
to .53 cent higher 49.17 cents a pound; and frinen pork bdhes were .43 cent lower to .60 cent higher with February at 67.67 cents a pound.
Petroleum prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange were mo^ higher in the contracts for ddivery in the near-by months, but weaker for the distant coidracts.
Cold weather expected for the Northeast kept the market firm, said Peter Beutel, an analyst in New York
wWiItalalfWeNn ThevehMeiftndfai|u atefUMlhevofaitik earlier ii the weak after the OrgaiibetiM of Petrdleum Eqwr-ting CoHtries aanounced their iii-tcotioB to fight to retain their ihaK of the maiiKt, Beutel said.
Crude Ou settled II cents lower lo 12 cents higher with the contract for delivery in January at $27 a barrel; and beating oil was 1.75 cents kwer to .41 cent higber with January at 79 Jlcentsa gallon.
Precious metals prices were slightly higher in duD traihng on the Coomodity Exchange in New York.
Gold 9^k $1.80 to $1.90 higher with the contract for delivery in December at $319 a troy ounce; silver settled 1.4 cents to 3J cents higher with December at $5.88 a busheL
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By JAMES r.PELTl APBmImm WriMr
m YOitK (AP) AMioHg)i iti bcM kwMm to Amcrk^ tor Bt Budor iSplMra aad ligM biAs, (toneral E3Brk Co. tt npidly bMlldi^ todnote^ Mtin biaineasa, and lliats wiMre ito flf BCA fitf to.
GEt Mfcrt to i(y kas on its oM-Bne manutocturtog opentionB, such as ppitonm. hghttof equtoment andkKomotim, has beenevohrtog theMSt ton years as ^ or tlw dnve by Oisirman John F. Welch Jr. to inab GE one 0 the mortstreamKned and affircssive competitors to the gtobal market
As a result, those shm-gronng oM product lines nofw account for only about weeto 0 GEs profit, irimto totaled . blioo to im IlHt contrto^ wlidi stood at SO percent in
RCA, Welch said at a oeers conference Ttoirsday.
GE, based in Fairfield, Conn., apeed to pay 166.50 tor each of RCAs 94.4 nillioo shares tmdtf the deal annoimced Wemesdav ntoht.
11 companies sato the nierger, which would be toe nations largest outside the oil industry, dMild be coo^pleted 1^ the fmarth quarter of next year. The dnl remains subject to approval by RCAs stocunMers and to toderal r^ton, becaiee of the broadcast licenses held by RCA.
The deal aheadv has received some criticism from Sen. Howard Metzem-bourn, IVOhio, ana consumer advocate Ralph Nader, who are concerned that B would reduce competition in the defense industry. But Welch said be did not toresee governoMnt obtoctioiB on antitrust grouKB.
The bons share of Gs eaminffi now comes from services, such as financial aito construction services, and its technology group, which includes medical systems, jet engines, aerospace aito defense systems, plastics and todus-trial etoctronics.
By acquiring RCA, GE will add another rnajor player to its stable of service companies: Na '
Natknal Broadcastiog Co., which operates the NBC television netimrfc, five TV stations and several radio stations.
RCA also has toterests to defense electronics, consurner electronics such as television sets and videotape recorders, satellite commimicatioos and recorded musk.
GE is not immime to the difficulties of competing on an international scale
Its net income for the first nine months of 1985 edged iq) only 3 pment firo year earher, toH.68 billioo, while revalue slipped 2 percait to ^9.6 billion
from a
Under Welch, GEs bid to run ahead of the chai^ global economy has
been marked as much by divestitures and cutbacks as by acquisitioas.
Over the past two yeiurs GE jettisoned Utah Internatkoal Inc., a natural resources concern; its small-appliaoces business; and Family Financial
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Welch, 50, also has tried to strrogthen GEs remaining resoivces tqr eliminating layers of middle-level managemit, closing several jdaiBs and
devdopmrot of future products Still, Welchs iMd to ensure that GE is lean and agile, as he said in GEs 1964 annual report, will face a major test with the acquisition of RCA, itself a $10 billion con^y with 88,000 employees.
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Miller Is Named Builder of Year
Ridiard MiUo*, a partner in Miller k Davis Associates and Davis/Miller Interiors, was named builder of the
year by the Greiville-Pitt County Home Builders Association Friday
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A Rocky Mount native. Miller at
tended East Carolina University and was vice president with J.H. Hudson Inc. until he formed a partnership in 1977 with William K. Davis. The firm is primarily involved in commercial, industrial, institutional and warehouse projects.
Miller, chairman of the Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission, is president (rf the City-Wide PTA and is a member of the Lions Coub, the Elks Lodge, the East Carolina University Educational Foundation and the Pitt-Greenville Chamber of Commerce.
A member of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, Miller is married and has two children
a graduate of Pitt Community College. She and her husband, L. Martin Tyson, have or son.
Dail, employed by Hrune Builders SuK)ly Co., replaces Ed Tiptcn II as jmident of the builders association.
Other officers installed include; Derrick Dunn (rf Eastern Ckmstruc-tion Co. as first vice president; Mytes Cartrette of Cartrette Caistuction Co. as second five president: and Charles Hood of Eastern Insulation as secretary-treasurer.
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Among other awards presented at the banquet was the tne associate
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Mrs. Tyswi, who recently was named manager of the Planters Mortgage Loan Office in Kitty Hawk, is fmmerly a manager (rf the Greenville Planters Mortgage Loan Departinent. Employed By Planters since October, 1963, she has also worked for East Federal Savings and Loan and First Americcan Savings and Loan. A Farmville native, she is
NEW YORK (AP) - While New York is known for its skyscrapers, there is growing concern among civk organizations mat bigger isnt necessarily better.
NeipbOThood associations are banding together to pnunote rezon-ing to preserve the citys brownstones and small buitoings. They are campaigning tor legislad which would umit the height of new buildings in residential areas.
Robert K. Walkup, president of the East Fifties Association, says, have a right to light. Small buU. are being gobbled up by large estate investors who plan to
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December 7th through 22ndTryon Palace hosts Rejoicing Days
18th-century decorations^ wassail bowl, daytime and candlelight tours^ demonstration programs featured in yuletide celebration.
Photos and story by George Hall
The Oulstnias decoraticu of Tryon Palace ive won nati(mal acclaim from color spreads in such pubUcations as Americana, Southern Living Classics and Womans Day. This year, for the 7th annual Christmas Celebration at the restored cokuiial cai^ of North Carolina in New Bern, there is a promise oi evoi more acclaim. Palace officials say it will be the best ever. The event, scheduled from December 7th through 22nd, includes interior and exterior decorations using materials common in the 18th-century, lavish displays d deccM^tive foods and a variety of how-to-do- it programs. This Christmas brings new ideas, arrangements and designs. The Tryon Palace councU chamber will be arranged for a ball similar to that given by Govemw Tryon irtien he opened the Palace on December 9th, over two-hundred years ago. As pointed out in December 1965 issue oi Southern livings Classics magazine Try (Ml Palace is unique in American architecture. It is the only building in the nati(Hi designed as both the seat of a colonial government and as the le {jQioe of its reigning administrator.
05 Visitors may enjoy Christmas tours
of the decorated first floor rooms of the Palace, the kitchen wing, the John Wright Stanly h(ane in which George Washington stayed, the Stevenson and the Commission houses. A wassail bowl will refresh all visitors. It was Royal Governor Josiah Martin who succeeded William Tryon at the Palace in 1771. He lived there four years before fleeing from Revolutionary War forces. Governor Martin called special holidays at the Palace, Rejoicing Days. They were celebrated withagrand illumination of candles and torches. More than 800 candles will light the Palace walks and buildings dur-' ing the Christmas candlelight tours from 9 to 8 p.m. on December 7,10,12,13,14 and 17. Canders performing in the courtyard ami musical entertainment in the
It takes a year of planning, then 24-h(mr-a day in the week preceding the Christmas celebration, to get, everything ready. The plans for this years event began in February under the leadership oi Mrs. Jean Williams Prevost, Southport. A host of volunteers from many cities and towns in Eastern North Carolina assist in the decoration and cooking.
High above the front steps of the colonial capitoi, Herb Roa, PalKe Horticultorist constructs one of the much-photographed decorations. Rea is in charge of all exterior decoration. He personally constructs the eight-foot wreath that adorns the Palace ptes.
council chamber will greet Candlelight tour guests.
Daytime Christmas tour hours for the Palace are Monday through Saturday, 9; 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, 1:30 to 4 p.m. Admission is 37 for adults, $3 for children. For group reservations and further information, caU (919) OSS-lSOO.Make your own 18th-century style Tryon Palace Christmas wreath
You can make your own wreath of natural materials just like one of those on display at Tryon PalKe, New Bern, during the Christmas Celebration, OKember 7th through 22nd. Here are the steps for construction:
STEP 1; rw a loop el iro lo han|im at tho top of the efealh lofm. A 14" form it nod hofo.
STEP h Attxh irooMry (bmwood priforrod) in 4 to 5 inch pieces on the form wHh doral pint
Eleven appl about 2V inches in diameter, mounted on floral picks, were punched into the greenery-decorated wreath form.
STEP 4; (Yon ma)i want to do this ahead of tioM.) Affii sholls-orstor, dan. scallop"te foral pidn. Do this with a hot |Im pin or hr drilNnf aod wiriii|. Hot flyo it oatior. The easiest wajf to |ot thaUs is fren a local seafood restaoranL The host war is a alk on tho boMh boforo tho hoHdart. ShoNs can bo doanad bp potting than in tho ditlnrashor.
During the Christmas Celebration at Tryon PalKe, you will see wreaths made from ears of corn, pomegranates, lemons, even cranberries. Above, Grady Wheeler Jr., Beaufort, who has for seven yean been the Coordinating OKorator for the interior dKorations at Tryon Palace Complex, displays the wreath he Irn just made.Materials required are:
14 Wreeth form. You can boy ready made or make your own from etraw.
Doic applet, about2^ tndiametm-.
Two dozen ahella.
Boxwood spriga or other greenery; holy and cedar worirflne.
3 dozen floral plcka
12 idecez of 18 lengthi of Ztgauge floral wire. If you do not me glue ftw the ahella, you will need nuKre.
2 dozen floral pirn
Cl^pere, knife, glne gun, apray floor wax.
The baalc materlala are nanally available at bobby ahopa.
During the Chrtetmaa celebration there are several special dectwatlve demooatratitHi programa scheduled in the Tryw Palace awtttoriam.
They are:
.It is importaat that, m you cevir the wreath form with the gremiary, you overlap tha pins and stems with the leafy part of oKh subttijuent pieco.
STEP 3:Ustftonlpichitoa(todiUwipptos.Pusbtbf bfttRtMdofllMpidi istolbtbtoiNiNdsftitoappto.Cstirisiiftiisof ftoralwirsin IwH. Pinli lM|tks of win tbraiifb tbt ippfs. crtHcmsini tliMi issids th appto about sot-tMrd of tba Hag abo Uw floni pick. ThW tbt wirta anund llw pick to finalgiKurttboappli.
Proviihi yourwif with a comfortable flat surface to work on. A cKd table will do. It is best to assemble all of tho parts in advance. This is tho biggest part of the job and can befhe most fun.
Menday, Decmnber 9-GingHrbrcad Houses", decorating with /bode by Mary Hoseo, Kinaton. 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Tuesday, December l^"Ouidoor Wreathe" by Herb Rea, Tryon Paloce Hbrricutturfst, who Is In charge of all exterior decora-tions. 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Wednesday, December ll-"Jndoor Christmas Decoratlng by Coordinating Decorator Grady Wheeler Jr. and Clara Curtie, Palace Aeeietant Horticulturist, 10:10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
STEP 9: Swag tbs mbn moatb eitb cioai scigflc ftoai wai. Tbit gim tN nttofil tMtoritb a Img ibttfl and pmorwt tbtk Hft.
AdhnlMloa to these events la by purchase of Christmas tour ticketmm
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edding Ceremony Katherine JoAnne Haislip Weds performed Saturday
Peter C. Eure Jr. On Saturday
The wedding ceremon
The wedding cerenumy of Martha IKnbeth West and Aubrey Michael Rabeo took place Saturday at high noon in the Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Qnirch. The Rev. Malloy Owen conducted the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of fh-. Robert L. West of Greenville and Sara Sagraves of Hampstead. Parents of the bridegroom are Cyn-tlua Carroll of Kemersville and Aid)rey Rabon of Aynor, S.C.
A program of wedding music was presented by wganist Robert Irwin and soloist the Rev. James Jolly.
The lxi(te was given in marriage by her parents. GiBters of seed )earls and re-embroidered alencon ace accented the fitted bodice ami tapered sleeves of the brides can^light satin and English net gown. Appliques of matching trim adorned Uie bouffant skirt and cathedral length train. Her cathe^ length veil and blusher of candelight imported silk illusion fell from a half-crown headpice with seed pearl and crystal bead accents. She carried a cascade bouauet of rubrum lilies accented with white freesia and seasonal greenery.
Maid of honor was i^ela Patrick of Atlanta. Bridesmaids were Teri Baranowski of Clinton, N.J., Sharon Allen of Fayetteville, Virginia Hodges of Durham and Ann Wilwr (rf Gibsonville, cousins of the bride, Amy Rabon of Kernersville, sister d the bridewm, Kim Alexander of Virginia Beach, Va., and Tammy Jeiins and Lynn Benson, both d Greenville.
Each attendant wore a cranberry moire taffeta floor length gown designed with a princess necUine, long tapered sleeves and a dropped waist accented with piping. Each attendant carried a cluster bouquet of rubrum lilies accented with seasonal greenery and satin ribbon.
Charles Surles d High Point served as best man. Ushers were Roger Overton of Creedmore, Barry Pulsford of Andover, Mass., Jerry Coleman of Caij, Mark Gwin of Clayton, Ricky Rabon and Wayne Rabon, both cousins of the bridegroom from Aynor, S.C., Stephen West d Greenville, brother of the bride, Steve Grubbs of Durham, Oussama Sannar of Washington and Gordon Aldrich of Greenville.
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JUDITH LYN EMERY...is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Emery of Raleigh, who announce her engagement to Timothy Paul Meineke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Meineke of Austin, Minn. A Feb. 1 wedding date is being planned.
MRS. RABON
Rachel James, cousin of the iHide, was flower girl. She wore a cranberry mdre taffeta gown with a candelight lace pinafore drape. Tlie ring bdurer was Christopher James, cousin d the bride.
The mother of the Inride wore a costume suit of beige sheer crepe which had a draped btxfice and a gathered skirt complemented by a matching jacket.
A luncheon buffet was held at the Sheratou-Greenville following the ceremony.
The bride and the bridegroom both attend East Carolina University. The bride is employed by Wachovia Bank in Greenville. The bridegroom is a salesman for the Varsity Company, a division of Thomas Nelson Publishers of Nashville, Tenn.
After a wedding trip to Mexico, the couple will reside in Greenville.
Christmas Party Set For Thursday
The Greenville Pirate Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will hold its annual Christmas party at the King and Queen Restaurant Hiursday starii^at7p.m.
A highlight of the evening will be the announcement of winners and award of prizes from a scholarship fund raiser held recently.
For reservations call Deborah Daniel, chapter president, at 757-6220 or 752-3506.
A special Christmas stocl^ will be available for contributions by
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Katherine JoAone Haishp and Peter Crawford Eure Jr. was held Saturday evening at 5:30 in the Winterville Baptist Church. The double ring, candlelight service was conducted^ the Rev. BUI Le^.
The bride is the darter of WUmor Clayton Haislip (rf Gmville and the late Joan Pullen Haislip. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crawford Eure Sr. of WintoiriUe.
A program (U wedding music was ited by organbt Elizabeth of Winto^e and WUliam C. Byrd of Virginia Beach. Selections included The Wedng Song and The Lords Prayer. Prior to the' cmmony piamst Vanlmra Ted and her father, WUlard Finch, who played the clairnet, presented a selection.
Matron ci honor was Elizabeth Hunsudier Burtnett d Lawton, (^. Bridesmaids included Susan I^lip, sistor-in-law d the bride d Lanham, Md., Kelly Haislip, of Wake Forest, and Cindy Moore, of Rocky Mount, both cousins of the bride, and Pam Swckley of Bunn. Juniw bridesmaids were Jennifer and Sarah Turner d Greenville.
The father d the bridegroom was best man. Gnxnnsmai were Howard Haislip of Lanham, Md., and Donald Haislip of Greenville, both brothers of the bride, and Tony Smart of Winte^e.
The bride was given in marriage and escorted by her father. She wore a formal gown of candleMt satin over peau de soie designed with an open neckline. The gown was enhanced with a fitted l^ce and gathered cummerbund. The back )odice featured an open V accented with a self-fabric bow. Short tulip sleeves fashimied the gown. The full circular skirt cmnpleted the gown. Her waltz length veil of illusion was edged in sUk Venise lace held in place by a caplet overlaid in silk Venise lace beaded with pearls. She carried a cascading bouquet (tf white roses, carnations and orchids tied with ribbons and streamers centered on a Bible.
Each attendant wore a formal teal green gown of matte taffeta designed with an off-shoulder effect. The full skirt was enhanced at the waistline with a tie sash of matching fabric. Each carried a bouquet of daisies, miniature carnations and lilies with a touch of teel green ribbons and-streamers.
The lunior bridesmaids wore ^ candlelight taffeta gowns with tea green sashes. Each carried a bouquet like those of the attendants.
The bridegrooms mothn* wore a rose colorea formal gown of taffeta complemented by a matchii^ jacket. She wore a corsage of white roses. The brides grandmother, Annabelle Langston, wore a corsage of miniature white carnations.
The wedding was directed by Helena Cox and Paula Hunsucker
chapter members. All donations will be given to Pitt County Social Services for their use in helping people over the holidays.
presided at the reghister.
A location was held in the church fdlowship haiU. Cake was served by Helen Lawrence of Winterville and was poured by Mrs. Charies ap.
A rehearsal dinner was given by the p^ts of the bridegroom at the Colonial Inn in Farmvilk Friday night. A bridal lunchon was riven by Mrs. Paul Hunsucker at the Holiday Inn. The bridal couple was remembered with sevonu parties and showers prior to the wedding.
The couple will be living in Greenville after a wedding tnp to New York.
The tride is a graduate d Wilson Nursing Consortium and is a re^ tered nurse at Pitt County Memoiol
Hospital Emergency Department. The bridegroom is a parainedic with Wake County Emeiisency Medical Smices in Raleigh.
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CHRISTMAS TREE AT CITY HALL - Garlands of Scherenschnitte (German taper cutting into decorations) highlight the tree. The garlands, placed on red ^ were cut into reindeer, SMta (Haus, bears, gingerbread men and ^ristmas trees by Lucille Sumrell and Patsy Denson, of the Citys Recreation and Parks Department. Red bows tied with tuffs of white babys breath, oSicheted and paper ornaments also decorate the tree. A large red bow with bgbys breath was placed on top of the tree. The 12-foot tree was given to the city by Mr. and Mrs. William Itel Jiduison of Boiler Mountain Farms, Rpute 3, Lansing. They also provided the Christmas tree for the White House.
Special Program Given Chapters
Dr. Betty Levey was program dipirman for the program at a joint noting of the three chapters of Odta 1^1^ Gamma Society held at thi Greenville County Gub. The pro-gm theme was A Gift of Priend-sltp Through Music.
Be^ Levey waS' (Mxigram in.
The three chapters are Beta Alpha, Alpha Omega and Delta Giapter. Their presidents are Rosalie Haritun, Virginia Ayscue and Stella Chambliss, respectively.
Members and guests were entertained by ha^ist Jo Lewis. The East Carolina University Sign Language Club performed Christmas Fantasy under the direction of Nancy Barnett and Pam King..
Births
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Som to Mr. and Mrs. David Michael Lekson, Washington, N.C., a df^ter, Elizabeth Ann, on Dec. 2, 19te, hi Pitt County Memorial Hospital
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to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Leon Gpskill, New Bern, a daughter, (jietchen Leigh, on Dec. 3, 1985, in Pftt County Memorial Hospital.
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:Rom to Mr. and Mrs. William Ray WJird, 2006 Chestnut St., a son, Ray Cooper, on Dec. 3,1985, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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NAVrrmr scene - Brenda Paione. pastry maker at the Sberaoo-Green-viOe, mwie and decorated this 22-piece gin^rbread nativity scene which is
shepherd, animals and camels. Green, white, bhie, yeOow idng adds cokr to the stable scene wfaicfa was qviidded with representing sand. The Bethlehem star and heralding angd overhead. (Reflector Photo by RoBabe Trotman)Borrowing Bride Had Colossal Nerve
By Abigail Van Buren
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DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine asked if she could borrow my wedding dress for her wedding because 'she wanted to keep her expenses to a minimum. I told her she could wear it with pleasure, and I carried it to her.
She asked me to be.her matron of honor and 1 was thrilled, until she told me that the dress she had chosen for her attendants would cost me $200!
When I told her that $200 was a little too steep for my pocketbook, she became upset. To make a long story short, she eliminated me from the wedding party entirely, and 1
was so hurt I did not attend her wedding.
Abby, shouldnt the bride consult with her attendants concerning the price of the gowns the attendants are expected to pay for?
And do you think I was wrong to refuse to go into debt to buy the dress she selected? By the way, she wore mv wedding gown.
' CHEATED IN HOUSTON
DEAR CHEATED: You were not wrong to refuse to go into debt to buy the gown she selected. And yes, the attendants should have been consulted.
I cannot believe the colossal nerve of a bride who would borrow a friends wedding gown
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(to keep expenses to a minnam), then eliminate her from the wedding party for wanting to do likewise. *
Your hriend has enough gall to be divided into three parts.
DEAR ABBY: We are a retired couple with grown children and grandchildren. Our problem concerns our 35-year-old unmarried daughtera lovely, highly respert-ed, professional woman who lives in another state.
She recently called us to inform us that she is pregnantand thrilled about it. She said she had always wanted to bear and raise a child, and since her biological clock is running out and there were no prospects of marriage in her immediate future, she had been artificially inseminated.
Needless to say, we were stunned. She wasnt asking for our help financially, or otherwise; she just wanted to share her joy with us.
We dont know how to handle this situation. What do we tell our grandchildren, relatives and friends?
STILL SHAKING IN ARIZONA
DEAR SHAKING: Tell them the truththat your daughter has always wanted to bear a child, and since she had no hus* band and time was running out, she opted for artificial insemi* nation.
Thanks to modem science, single woman can now raise children without raising eyebrows.
DEAR ABBY: My brother and his wife (Ill calljier Dora) left town to attend the wedding of their daughter, who lives about 500 miles from here.
The morning of the wedding, I received a telephone call from Doras mothir who lives in Europe. She told me that her son (Doras brother) had died suddenly, and asked me to please notify Dora.
I phoned Dora immediately, thinking she might want to make plans to fly to Europe right after the wedding in order to attend her brothers funeral and console her mother.'
As it turned out, Dora didnt go to Europe at all. Since then 1 have received a lot of criticism from other family members for passing along the message and spoiling the wedding. I was told that 1 should have waited until after the wedding to give them the sad news. It seems to me that I would have been criticized no matter what I did.
Was I wrong or right?
CANT WIN
DEAR CANT WIN: You delivered the message promptly, thinking it was the right thing to do at the time. It would have been presumptuous of you to have taken it upon yourself to delay passing the message along. In any case, what's done is done. If I were you. I'd forget it.
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Singleton-Braxton Wedding Vows Solemnized Saturday
f Sandra Rae Braxton and Jimmy I Ray Singletoo were united in mar-,'vriage Saturday at 3 p.m. at Landmark Baptist Church. PerformiiK the ccfemoDy was the Rev. John? tWoo^.
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* Rita Staton was the pianist. Sd^t nUchard Rodebaugh sang He Has iChoaen Me For You and One Hand, One Heart. Glenn and Cindy ' Bowman sang The Wedding Song. ^ fte bride sang Flesh of My Flesh.
^ 'Ihe bride was given in marriage
her brother, John Braxton Jr. of :diester,Va.
. I., and bo-mother. Phyllis *Bnoton, sister of the bride, was ;maid of honor. Bridesmaid^ woe Karen Singleton of Bainbridge, Ga., 'sister of the bridegroom; linda IMoseley of Mariaima, Fla., aunt ai
:the bridegroom; Kathy Braxton of Chester, Va., and Lori Braxton of
Greenville, both sistms4n-iaw of the 'bride, and Rose Roebuck of Greensville.
Raymond Culver of Marianna, Fla., grandfather of the bridegroom, was best man. Brothers (rf the bride, John Braxton Jr. and Kenneth Braxton served as ushers, along with Ron Carpenter of Washington, N.C., and Steve MuUis and ^ Roebud, bc^ of Greenville.
The brides gown of cream darmeause satin featured a Qu^ Anne neckline and aninre waistline accented by schiffli lace and leg-o-mutton sleeves. The full skirt, ac-cated with schiffli lace, ended in a chapel train. The cathedral length veil of ilhisioo featured a Camelot cap accented by sdiiffli lace. The bnde carried a bouqi^ of white poinsettias accented with holly and small red poinsettias.
The maid of honor wore a floor lei^ gown of white taffeta. The bodice featured a sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves. She carried an arm bouquet of red poinsettias accented Ixdly. The brides-noaids wore sinular gowns df red taffeta and carried i^te poinsettias accented by holly.
The wedding was directed by Shea.Li
: Special Program i Given At Meetings
Sharon Smith, Georgia Potter and ^ Sandra Everette presented pro-
: Dams at recent meeting of Xi ^ Gamma Xi held at the mues
: Carolyn Powell and Kay Smith.
Ms. Smith and Ms. Potter spoke on : MADD, Mothers Against Drunk ; Driving while SADD, Students
Against Drunk Driving, was presen-
* ted by three students from D.H Con-: ley High School.
; Mrs. EvCTette presented a pro- gram on The Spirit of Christmas and
Kathy OShea. Leslie Dixoo pr^ided at the guest register and distributed programs.
A reception was held in the fellowship hall following the ceremony. Sally Gibson, assisted by the ladies (rf Landmark Baptist Qiurch, directed the reception.
The bride grachiated from North Pitt High Scb^ and the bridegnxun graduated from North Fkwida Christian High SdMxrf. Both are employed by Winn Dixie.
The couple will live in GremvUle after a toneyinooo to Gatlinburg, Tenn. They plan to move to Tallahassee, Fla., next month.
members p^'cipated in making and eesforfa
decorating Christmas trees for favor cims to be given residents at Green-' viDeViUa.
: A model meeting was held at the
; hiune of Mrs. Powell, president. : Guests included Terry Bennett, Margaret Bumgarner, Dkinna Hum-
JUST COUNTRY
Aydtn. N C 8 M S. Bb Forii On 172S To VtfWt'i Croaroadf. Than 1 Hi. Ahead Affordable tift* that warai yoar hoMc
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Johnston told (rf general information I on various areas (rf Beta Sigma Phi : and Ms. Potter gave a personal view I ofBetaSigmara.
I A Christmas meeting will be held 4 at the home of Mrs. Powell.
Bridal
Policy
A black and white glossy five by seven photograph is requested for engagement announcements in The Daily Reflector. For publication in a Sunday edition, the information must be submitted by 12 noon on the preceding Wednesday. Engagement pictures must be released at least three weeks prior to the wedding date. After three weeks, only an announcement will be printed.
Wedding write-ups will be printed through the first week with a one column picture. During the second week, a one column picture will be used with a write-up giving less description and after the second week, just as an announcement.
Wedding forms and pictures should be returned to The Daily Reflector one week prior to the date of the wedding. All information should be typed or written neatly.
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At Wits End
By Erma Bombeck
Ike oilier day 1 caUed a major eorporation and when I asked for my party 1 as told, Hes in confcrence BOW." Wlien I asked wiien ke would be able to return my call, die voice d bis secretary lowered and sbe said, **Tb tell you the truth, hes in the badiroom.
I can tell you now theres a woman who never had her moutb washed out with soap as a child for teUing the truth. I tot think anyone esped that. Early in life, children are taufi^ that the truth is like a ffxiA piece d bidible gum . You can stretch il7play with it and swallow it if you have to, and no one will be the wiser.
Its never easy getting used to the double standard. Parents will nuike you admit you took a cookie withod that you shoved a creep on the playground, left the door open so the battory (fied and hid the dog m your room all night.
will send you
cant conae to the doqr now, diet gone on an errand.
He looked over my head, slammed his case shut and said, The nait time she goes teO her to take her feet with her. They were hanging out
beneath theihaperies. melrcnM
bmoan you came to a complete stop when you didtat, and tdl your boss the alarm didnt go off when it did.
I think 1 was 5 years old or so when my mother sent me to the door m day to deal with a salesman sdling shoestrings, vanilla and notkxis. i said, Im sorry, but my motoer
Another timel rcnember tcUmg a (hstant cousin, Ify mother said your house is so dirty, shes afraid to sit down. That direct was to affect the way I sat down tor some time.
The way it is eralained to dnkfren is that there is aViid truth and an uind truth. The ctosest I could come to figuring that one out is that if you told a person she was fat, it was mdund, but if you told someone else she was fat, it was okay. If you changed your grade on your re^ card, it was unsacceptable. However, if you altered a fim on your income tax, U was justifiable.
Secretaries, more than tajf other profession, are put in a position of manipulating the truth. Every day they must walk a tightrope between int^ty and having a job. Mr Farnsworth would LOVE to talk to you, Mr. Jarvis. (Mr. FARNSWORTH SHAKES HEAD NO!) HOWEVER, he is having gum
siffgmry at this moment."
Tteres a new system bring tested ,u. - callers identity
When putting up decorations and li^ts use a balanced ladder. Dont chmb up on a box, bench or chair.
Dont leave Christmas tree li^ts burning while you are away from home.
civrently where a can be discmied before the telephone receiver is taken from the book. In other words, a number will flash on the screen or printer so that you know before you answer who is callingyou.
Even with that, whatdo^wanta bet some businessman will diisper to his secretary, Tell her Im in the iMthrocHn. _
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HOW TO COMBAT CHRISTMAS G1MMIE8
Of aU occastons that famifiei oele-hrate, Chrirtmas is surely one of the Nearly evcryuoe a^ the value of bringBg members and toved ones
play^ with toanother child.
mia you do your Christmas I might
ask your make short lists of ths
thina they waoL Carefiilly oqiiain totoem that Santa knows ehat
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ing thanks, showing affection, bat fin and reealHog htotory.
But sometimss parents fflistaking-ly overemphasiae the material and oominercial aspects of the holidays by trying to buy their children too many presents. When parents focus too much attention on the toys and other tlm5 they buv for tbrir s the rii
children, they run the risk of
totdilog them 'to measure the joy of tldngstliey
Chrisfinas by hdw many get from other people. In the process, the real meaning of (kristmas -
love, shving, togetherness and the oelebratioo of
Jesus birthday often get lost beneath piles of presents under the tree.
dildm fike and probably briim s arent on thefrmds
If one cf your children savs, You dont tom Oto because you odot get me what I asked for," you mi^ respond, I know how you feel, but it just wasnt possible to ^ you everything you wanted. Inen remind him or her that Christmas is more important than just getting toys.
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places to
overindulging to children when media commiercials and sUwe win
dow displays constan^ uige con-erstos
sumers to show their tove for their femiHeg by buying thmn nure and more thii^, but here are a few sug-gestkns that you might find helpful in finding nt true meaning of Christmas.
Try to put the main emphasis on imgrifeth
giving and rather than on receiving. Start early in letting your children Imow that to should show some concern fw other peeks needs as well as tbrir own. Smne-times when they start to ask, Can I havea...." you can remiixl than that its time for them to do something for someone else.
Guide children in giving to others at Christmas. Let than help choose some presoits fm* you to buy iw others. Encourage them to make simide ^ rather than always buying other, more expensive things for others. Perhac ing a toy or t
Baskets are wonderful keep most anything organized...bills, mafl, catatogs, magazines, newm-pers, .or simdl bandixojeris. The baskets can be left out without looking messy, while offertog a decora-tiwwidEa'touch.
Dont clean uriiat you don't have to. If youre having company, simply close and lock the doors to rooms to to see. These off-limit
rooms are great places to stash un-sl^tly piles and imfinished proje^.
The Kids can help with drning, too. Assign little jobs to each one. For example, have one child vacuum twice du^ the week. Have another be responsible for doing a waste basket check every morning. You might also have your child do a Ikk andc
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Blaine Harrington, Route 3, Greenville, a daughter, Michelle Ruth, on Dec, 3, 1985, in Pitt (bounty Memorial Hospital.
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Banks Jr., Route 4, GreenviUe, a daughtor, Erica Jamal, on Dec. 4,1985, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Boles
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Maurice Boles, Enfield, a son, Spencer Obadia, on Dec. 4,1985, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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Botd to Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lewis James, Windsor, a daughter, Ashley Maureen, on Dec. 5, 1985, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Wayne Harris, Ayden, a son, Richard Mon-tgmnery, on Dec. 7, 1985, in PHt County Memorial Hospital.
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Bom to Mr. and BIrs. Bobby Thomas Sellers, 204 Pearl Drive, a daughter, Clarissa Dawn, on Dec. 7, 1965, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital. _
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A CHRISTMAS IN PINEHURST
HANDMADE ORNAMENTS - Carol WUkins, social director for the Pinehurst Hotel and Country Qub, decorates the hotels Christinas tree in the main loblw. The annual tree lighting ceremony was held last week. The village citizens meet in the town souare, a few Mocks from the hotel, for a village tree lighting ceremony, then walk thro^ a pathway of luminaries, to the hMel for a tree lifting and reception. This is the second annual event for the hotel. The decwatimis for the 12-foM tree are mostly handmade by employees. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Fwrest)
SWEDISH FIDDLE SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (AP) -What do Swedish fiddles and misery whips have in cnnmon?
They^re both logging terms -nicknames for a hand-powered crosscut saw that was used to fell trees in the daw before powa- saws, says Geoi^-Pacific Cp., a forest (xoducts finn. Des|te teclmological
advances, loggers cliM to thdr colorful way of speakii^. Fw exmi^,
the logging superintendent still is the bull woods, the cleanup man is a swamper, and the bus that takes loggers to a work site is a candy wagwi w crummy.
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RALEIGH - Nominations are currently being made for 1986 Distinguished Women of North Carolina. Five women from across the state received the distinction last
The deadline for nominations is Jan. 15.
As many as five award recipients will be selected by a committee of citizens appointed by the chair of the N.C. Council on the Status of Women, which is an agency within the N.C. Department of Administration.
year.
Nominees must be living, native-bOTi North Carolinians or current residents of the state. Their achievements may be in business, education, health, agriculture, government, sports, arts, humanities, volunteer service and other areas.
Gov. James G. Martin presented the second Distinguished Women of North Carolina Awards in March 1985.
For information and nomination forms contact the N.C. on the Status of Women, 526 N. Wilmington St., Raleigh, 27604, or telephone 919-733-2455 or 919-7954194, Helen Simpson in Rotersonville.
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Ayden-Grifton High School
By DANA TYNDALL
Making a staUe decision about a career is a difficult task facing high school students todav. While children used to grow up only to be doctws, lawyers, or policemen, they can now be respiratc^ therapists, ciunrater programmers, and nuclear physi-ci^. Many new specialized job ^i-tioiK are becoming availaUe, ana the seemingly endless options can leave a student totally confused. Ayden-Grifton students, however, are finding these life-changing decisioi^ a little easier thanks to their three new vocational counselors-Laura Sutorius, Sharron Porterfield, and Jim Churchill.
Mrs. Sutorius wwts in a federal program under the Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) enacted by Congress in 1982. She works with a maximum of 20 students who are may be potential high school dropouts, 80 percent of which are usually economically deprived. She tries to keep them in school and to
find part time jobs for them that are suited to their needs. Throu^ individual or group counseling, Mrs. Sutorius hd^ these students relate their interests and atahties to a career, and when they choose the one best for them, she teaches sudi techniques as how to com^ resumes,
. handle interviews, and keq) a job once they are hired.
Sharron Pwterfield as Vocational Assessment Counselor works with 44 students who are classified as handicapped or disadvantaged - disadvantaged meaning economically, acad^cally, or socially deinived. It is ter resprasibility to work around these disadvantages and find a career field in whidi the student would be intoested as well as com-petmt. Though most are not col^ bound, they may consider a technical or community college, and she aids them in this decisim also.
While Mrs. Sutorius and Ms. Porterfield are more specialized in
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their counseling, Jim Churchill works with anyoi the 400 students at A-G who are enroUed in a vocatkqal course. As well as being a Vocatknal Counselor, Mr. Churchill is also the Vocatiooal Department Chairman for Ayden-Grifton. He realizes that to get a job, a student must either go to coU^ or acquire a skill, and be advises anyone who needs help deciding between the two. For those students who decide to enroll at a college, he may review tbdr ^lalificatioos and refer them to one of the regular guidance counselors for applicatioos, and fw those who wish to go directfr into a job after hi^ school, he wiU suggestions as to which vocational courses will best tevelop their skill.
Though vocational education has been taken lightly in the pi^ it is now a growuu institute in high schools. With help firom the three new additions to the Ayden-Grifton guidance department, students will feel more sure (rf thmr curriculum and its influence on their vocatiooal ezi ence. These counselors are
and succeeding, at turning a school career decision into a dent choice instead of just a guess.
Recognition Pins Awarded
The St. James United Methodist Church held its annual harvest din-ner Monday night. Special mission recognition pins were given to Juanita Plueddemann, Lynn Whitefwd and Judy Murad.
Copy Cat Pecan Rolls For Christmas
SyCBCILYBROWNSroNE AisKiatedPreaBFoid Editor
DEAR (SCn,Y; lilis year rd like tomalwpecanroUi for Christmas.
Have you a redpe similar to the pecan rolls aoU by a chain of shops that origiiiatod to^Floridi? Ihose rolls have white nougat centers and pecaMtodded cpramij matjngK ci^YMAKER.
DEAR CANDY MAKER: Friends of mine worked out the re^ you want However, the bought rads have their nougat centers dotted with bits of maraschino cherries; the recipe for the homemade rolls omits the cherries.-C.B.
COPYCAT PECANROIixS 2cupssugar ' ^cupwater % cup corn syrup 1 large egg white 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 cups (about) pecans,
CMTsely chopped Caramel Coating, see recipe In a 2-quart saucepan over medium heat stir together sugar, corn syrup and water until sugar dissdves and mixture boils. Without stirring, boil goitly until a candy tbemumieter reaches 250 degrees, or a smaU amount of mixture dropped into very cold water forms a ball that is hard enough to hold its shape but still plastic. Just before syrup reaches 250 degrees, in the small bowl of an electric mixer at high sp^ beat white and vanilla until soft form. Beating constantly, pour hot syng) over egg white. Continue beatiM about 10 to 12 minutes or until stin p^ form. If mixture becomes too stiff for mixer, beat with a wooden spot. Cool. Divide into sixths. Sbai into six 4- by 1-inch rolls. Wrap in saran. Refiigerate at least 4 hours or until cold and firm-
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presented by the In His Name Trio. A first place award was received from the Salvation Army f(Mr the Dolls in Wondm'land disiday at the annual doll tea and open bouse held Dec. 8. A certificate ot recognition for par-ticipatifm in the Meals on Wheels pr^ram by St. James was received.
Rev. Caswell Shaw installed the following officers for 1986: President, Lanie Shive; Vice President, Debbie Creech; Secretary, Mary Shearin; Treasurer, Melba .Green; Historian, Lydia Hayes; Christian Social InvdvemaA, Mrs. Plueddemann; Global Missions, Vivian Congleton; Supportive Corn-
ready to coat rolls spread pecans on a cookie sheet. Prapare Caramel Coating and remove from beat; when mixture stops boiling, lower rolls, one at a time, using two forks, into Caramel Coating, turning to coat (xunpletely. Roll in pecans. Cool. (Drop any remaining Caramel Coating by tablespoons onto chopped pecans to form candies.) Wrap cooled rolls tightly in saran. To serve, slice V4-indh thick.
CARAMEL COATING In a 2-(piart saucepan ova* low heat, stimng constantly, bring one 14-ounce can sweetened ctMKiensed milk, 1 cup sugar, ^ ciip light corn
munity, Margaret White; Nominations, Laurie Qiarlton; Local Church Hostess, Kay Davis anid Mrs. Murad; Condolence, Phyllis McLawbom and Nancy Singleton; Flcwers, Martiel Ross; Nursery, Ann dark and Gayle Nichols; Pubucity, Mary Alice J(ff-dan; Program Resources, Debbie deech; Group Leader No. 1, Laura Little; No. 2, Becky Brittle; No. 3, Lynn Whitef(ffd; No. 4, Eleanor Ford; No. 5, Margie Bowers and Ann Davis; No. 6, Evelyn Garner; No. 7, Lois Narron; and No. 8 Laurie Charlton.
Mrs. Charlton, outgoing prwident, was presented a president s pin.
Wedding
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Mooring request the honor of your presence at Uie marriage of their daughter, Kimberly (Jiase, to Robart Lyle Suggs on Dec. 21 at 3 p.m. in the Free Gospel Tabernacle, RcHite 3, Snow Hill. A reception will follow the ceremony.
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Using pastel colors with furniture that is less than superb is another common cobr mistake.If one is reuphobtering old furniture that is not of great design, remember pastel cobrs wiU only draw more attention to the furniture and make it stand out more.
Why upholster old furniture when new furniture wiU cost about the same. When one reuphoisters old furniture you ^11 have the old frzune and cushions. Many times a new shape sofa, for example, might fit your room better. Some people think their old sofas are better made than a new one and this is not necessarily true. You still get what you pay for. If you bought a sofa ten yers ago for $500 it stands to reason the same quality sofa will cost double that today.
Conover, Gilliam, Henredon and William Alan are all top quality lines of upholstery. Make sure they all have eight-way handtied coil springs, overpadding, taibring is matched well and the cushions arc wrapped with an inner cover in addition to the outside cover.
Come in and see our new selection of sofas and accessories for Christmas. Remember, in addition to our hrdf million dollar furniture inventory we offer complete interior design services with wallcoverings, custom drapery, oriental rugs and more.
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Applies To Junior, Misses, Better Sportswear, Coats, Dresses, Lingerie, Shoes and Accessories.
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Everything must go as we prepare to move to our new location at Carolina East Mall.
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100% cotton belted trousers with plain front. Reg. $22.00.
UNDERWEAR
Boxers, briefs, low-rise shorts, t-shirts, athletic shirts & v-necks.
Mens
ALEXANDER
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Choose from 100% wool or 100% cotton trousers in fashion colors & pleats.
JACKETS
Ughtwelght jackets in burgundy, tan, navy, grey and black. Reg ^.00.
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Lined or unlined gloves in 9 color combinations. Reg. $23-$27.
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Year round weight blazers of 56/45 poly-wool blends. Reg. $150.00.
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All-weather coats manufactured for Brodys by London-towne Single-breasted & double-breasted styles. Reg $115.00 to $125.00.
$7999
*8999
Group Of
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A great gift in a harvest of fall colors! Reg. $24.00.
$1099
Group Of
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Rib knit skfrts in falls best colors. Reg. $28.00.
$1999
Group Of Junior
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*19*
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BLOUSES
Great styles In beautiful fall colors!
25%
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Groups Of Junior
FLANNEL
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Beautiful patterns, tweeds & plaids. Reg. $30.00.
$21
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TURTLENECKS
Long sleeve cotton turtle-neck. Perfect for layering Reg. $10.00.
$099
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Bright prints & solids and soft printed pastels. Reg. 2.00.
$1599
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WOOL BLEND PANTS
Plaids, tweeds & checks In excellent styling. Reg. $40.00.
$2099
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Excellent styling from Palmettos and Just Class. Reg. to $32.00.
$1999
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Entire Stock Of Misses
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Beautiful prints & solids 20%
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LEvrs
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Great fall colors In easy-care 100% polyester. Rag. $25.00
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Beautiful fall colors in classic styles.
25%
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Group Of Misses
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Beautiful solid colors In excellent styles.
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Up To
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Aesorted Colors. Reg $27.00.
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Cleesic hsndsewn loafer In cordovan, black or navy. Reg. $45.00.
*3599
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Black or while patent In sizes 6-8, 8W-12. B,C,D,E,EE widths. Reg. $30.00.
$1090
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Warm bedroom ehoes. great for Chrlstmes giving! Reg $9.00.
$599
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Choose from printed denim, canvas trim or stonewaah. Many styles from Guess? and Gasoline and more!
20
%
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Trim new styling for misses and petites. In natural. Reg. $130,00.
$9999
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Contrast banding with soft tie belt. Natural/wine. grey/charcoal. Petite and regular sizes 6-16. Reg. $155.00.
$10999
Monday
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Woolricti, Bill Blass, Boston Trader, Members Only & more! Reg. to $150.00. ,
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Csrotyn." Single breasted, detadMble hood. A favorite etyte in regular & petite sizes 6 to IS. Reg. $180.00.
*119
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Terrific savings on a wonderful collection of suits for all occasions, Including 3,4 and 5 piece weekenders. Reg. $100 to $350.
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Hooded, two-tone wool pant-coat with plaid scarf In navyfkelly, navy/red, char-coaVred. Reg. $175.00. After Sale $119.90.
*109
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Look at the sale tag and deduct 10S more on knits, jacquards &
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(Monday!)
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20% OH
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VANITY FAIR AND DEARFOAM BEDROOM SLIPPERS
Scuffs & ck^-back styles in satin, velour & terry. Reg. $7 to $18.
20%
.Off
LADIES
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Tailored or lace-trimmed briefs, hipsters & bikinis. Reg. $3.50 each. UsuUly on sale at 3 pair for $5.99.
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Perfect for that special little one on Christmas morning. Reg. $26.00.
*1999
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Lizard or alligator finish, with gold edge magnetic pages. A beautiful gift! Reg. $18.00, Tuesday, $6.99
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Wow I An excellent value! Decorated box containing two dacks of cards. Fits In everywhere! Reg. $14.00.
$3
(Monday)
3-Piece
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*799
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Wallets, ktychslns, cigarette cssas & morel
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PEARLS, PEARLS, PEARLS!
In a variety of lengths and bead diamaters Values to $25.00. Usually on sale from S9 99 to $25.00.
(Monday)
Values to $35.00
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1.5 Ounce
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New Delivery Of
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More styles specially purchased for this event I Full
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Entire Stock Of
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SPORTSWEAR
Overalls, pantsets, playsts, jumpers and separates in durable, easy-care fabrics. Reg. $6.50 to $23.00.
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Norwegian
BLUE FOX
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One more day for special sav ings on lush contemporary styled jackets for an elegant winter. Reg. $500.00.
*349
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Misses 100% wool skirts, jackets & slacks in beautiful classics. Jewel tones or cherry & jede. ^
20%
Off
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*1530
and
*19
Cdvin Klein
UNDERWEAR
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20%
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Fall and Holiday
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Hurry in and pick out your party dress, a knit for the office, a shirtwaist for shopping, etc. In sizes for Juniors, Misses & Petites. Reg. $42 to $165.00.
SAVE 20%
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Entire Stock Oi Girls'
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25%
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Group Of Girls'
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to
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Decorative
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*500
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Mid-heel pump in black suede or tan, navyyi & black leather. Reg. $40.00.
*10...,
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EARRINGS
To put a sparkle in every women's Ilfs I Values to $80.00. Usually on sate for $19.99 artd $39.99.
*15
*35
and
Group Of
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JEWELRY
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.
$22
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20
%
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Prehistoric Fittds In The Middle Past Being Reappraised
: By EILEEN ALT POWEU Associated Press Writer MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) - Ar-dMologists are taking a fresh k)ok at the 100,000 earthen burial mounds here that make up the worlds largest pretotoric cemetery.
The primitive tombs, some soaring to 30 feet in height, have been slow to yield the secret of who was buried in them starting more than 4,000 years ago.
The prevailing theory until recently was that the island of Bahrain had been a massive necropolis for the leoples who lived around the Araan Gulf. Others had hypothesized
that the seafaring Phoenicians built them.
These oW theories are falling, Abdel-Aziz Sowaileh, siqp^tendent d archaeology in Bahrains Directorate of Archaeology and Museums, said in an interview.
We have fowid several ancient settlements in Bahrain, am) we now think the tombs wm not built by outsiders but by and fw Bahrainis, H0 cidcicci
Corethia Qualls, 33, an archaeology professor from West Chester, Pa., who is working in Bahrain under a Fulbright grant, agre^.
I suspect ttot with further ex
ploration well find there were encMgh settlements here to simply all the graves over the period of years they were in use.
Unearthing the secrets of the tombs has proved harder than might be expected, given their vast numba*.
The fact is that most (rf the burial mounds - maybe as many as 90 percent - were already robbed in ancient times, explained Sowaildi. So we must make our evaluatiois on fragmentary evidence.
The researchers are analyzing fmds frmn a recent excavation of hundreds d burial mounds southwest
of Manama. Two ancient villages in the northwest of the island have undergone further probing.
We now know tnat Bahrain in ancient times was a busy tradiM center, much like it is today,^ Soweildisaid.
The early Bahrainis are bdieved to have been part of the ancient Dilmun civilizatimi that also mav have extended to the Arabian Peninsula.
Burial mounds similar to those here have been found in Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. While some of these burial fields may |cdate Bahrains, none match the quantity.
European and Arab teams have, so far, found enough skeletons, pottery and (her artifacts in their excava-timis in Bahrain to begin piecing together their history.
The tombs ajqpear to have bero buUt over a 2,500-yror period from 2300 B.C. to about A.D. 200. Many have yielded m(M than one skeletim, suggesting that they may have been reused over the years.
Most consist (rf a single, rectangular chambo: built (rf stoites with a low wall (rf similar rocks oicircliM it. The chamber ai^iarently was built
when a person reached puberty. After the persons death and ourial -withhea(ftothe
Is death and I
-the chamber
was closed and covered with a heap of soil and sand averaging 10 to IS, feettaU.
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A SHRINKING STRICTLRE - Literally, this former mule stable alongside U.S. M between Williamston and Jamesville in Martin County has shrunk over the years. Located on the Floyd Moore Farm, which has been in the same family for three generations, the mule stable was built in 1928 from logs taken from what was then an old
tobacco barn. Over the years, as bottom logs resting on the ground deteriorated, they were removed resulting in the bam becoming lower. Here, a family member, William Earl Bucks, stands beside the stable to show its current relative height. (Reflector Photo by Jerry Raynor)
Quemoy Remains Heavily Fortified
By KHARK SINGH Associated Press Writer
QUEMOY ISLAND (APi ^ The guns are silent now but a propaganda war of balloons, miniature sampans and loudspeakers rages on between Communists and Nationalists over this lush little island off the China coast.
TTiree decades ago. the United States almost went to w ar to defend Quemoy against the Chinese Communists Today, the heavily fortified islet, just 14 miles from the Chinese coast, remains a key base for Nationalist Taiwan's campaign to win the hearts and minds of the mainlanders.
On days when winds and tides are favorable, the Nationalists on Quemoy turn on powerful loudspeakers to beam propaganda broadcasts at the mainland, and float balloons and miniature sampans bearing gifts and leaflets across the waves
When weather conditions are reversed, the Communists in Fujian province across the strait float similar gift-bearing balloons and sampans. and transmit broadcasts to Quemoy
For visitors, this tit-for-tat propaganda ritual may seem pointless. But it is a serious business for the
Nationalist government, which was driven from the mainland by the Communists in 1949 and fled to Taiwan and smaller offshore islands, including Quemoy and Matsu.
We hold the island as a symbol of freedom standing on the border of mainland (Jhina, said a military officer here. Like other servicemen on the island, he spoke with a reporter on condition he not be identifiecl.
Besides its propaganda role, 57-
square-mile Quemoy is regarded as a vital front-line battle station, a Gibraltar to thwart any Chinese attempt to invade Taiwan, 172 miles east of here across the Formosa Strait.
Quemoy is probably one of the most fortified pieces of real estate in the world, teeming with troops and weapons nestled underground in labyrinthine tunnels blasted out of mountain granite.
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If a bird is on your list of gifts to buy this ytar, either for yourself or someone else, the most important item in the accessory package should be a comfortable, safe cage.
Make sure you ^et the ri^t cage fw the species of bird who will make the cage its home. According to a cage manufacturer, cages with vertical bars are best for non-climbing binb like canaries and finches. Horizontal bar cages best suit climbing species like parrots, parakeets and cockatiels.
If a climbing bird will live in the cage, avoid round, domed wire tops
that can catch feet and wings. Bars on the cages for small birds such as finches should be no more than 3/8-inch apart. General purpose cages for medium-size birds like parakeets should have no more than l/2-nch spaces between bars, and 3/4-to 1-inch spacing is best for larger birds in the parrot family.
Bars should be finished with nontoxic, baked-on-paints, and cages constructed of plated metal should have a clear lacquer coating applied at the factory so that plating cant rust, chip or flake. All-steel ca^es also stand up to repeated cleamng
better than plastic ca
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FLYING IN FOR A TREAT A pigeon hovers over the hand of Chester Jennings of Aiken, S.C., as another feeds on the popcorn he and Vernell Eastman of Colubmia, S.C. were offering pigeons at the South Carolina State House grounds. The two, University of South Carolina students, were enjoying the recent mid-70s temperature during a break in studies. (AP Laserphoto)
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cages.
iM^r important factor. Smaller birds, like finches, are safe with a spring-loaded door, but larger species can force this type open. Instead they should have landing style doors that make a horizontal platfwrn when open and hook to the cage itself when closed.
Other features to look for include removable pull-out drawer and subtray to make cleamng easier. The cage should also have at lease two feeder cups with ample seed capacity. Enough perches should be iiwlud-M within the cage in order that the bird will have adequate exercise room.
The cage itself, says Prevue-Hendryx, a manufacturer of cages, should be large enough so the bird can spread its wings comfmlablv. If the bird sleeps on the bottom of the cage, insteaa of on a perch, the cage should be sufficiently deep. There should be room, too, for toys and treats.
, A bird is a gift sure to give companionship and pleasure, mviding it with a roomy, comfortable, safe home is the best way to repay it fm* the happiness it brings.
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KAISERSLAUTERN, West Germany (AP) - Nearly 21,000 U.S. soldiers and more than 300,000 tons of equipment will be sent to Europe for the winter Reforger exercise this January and February, the U.S. Army announced.
Reforger, which stands for Return of Forces to Germany, is being staged for the second year in a row during winter. The 1986 exercise is the 18th annual set of Reforger maneuvers.
The maneuvers involve deployment of troops to West Germany on Jan. 6-20, the war games themselves, on Jan. 20-Feb. 1, and the return of equipment to depots in Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands and West Germany on Feb. 1-28.
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WINSTON-SALEM - The North Carolina School of the Arts has announced plans for the 20th anniversary season of its International Music Program at (IPM), which will take student musicians on an extensive tour of Italy and Germany this summer.
Talented musicians may audition for the programs orchestra. Prefer-enceis given, however, to current or former NCSA students.
Waiter Gray, the acting dean of the Sctiod of Music and the pro^ams artistic director, announced ^tht Ransom Wilson, the internationally renown flutist and distinguished alumnus of the school, will be the principal conductor of the IMP orchestra. Stephen Shi{^, a member of the schools violin faculty and former conductor of the IMP orchestra, will be the guest conductor.
Wilson has performed in recitals all over the U.S. and has appeared as a guest artist with major symphony orchestras, including the San Francisco Symphony and the Israel Philharmonic. He has ujBt completed a tour with Leonard Bernstein and the Israel Philharmonic that includes lerformances in Israel, Japan, the Jnited States and Europe.
Wilson founded Solisti New York, a professional chamber orchestra that performs regularly in New York City and annually tours the United States. As a guest artist, he has conducted the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, the Jacksonville Symphony and the Chamber Orchestra Northwest.
Supported by the state of North Carolina, foundation grants, private citizens, corporations and concert fees, the International Music Program will begin in June with three weeks of rehearsal and concertizing in the U.S., followed by four weeks of intensive concert touring in Italy and Germany.
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JAMES CITY: A BUCK COMMUNITY IN NORTH CAROLINA. 1W3-1SN. By Joe A. Mobley. Pp. xiv. 113, lUostrated, Index. Raleigh, N.C., Diviskw of Archives and History. I4.W.
THE COVER OF... Joe A. Mobleys "James aty: A Black Commiinity in North CarolMa. ltt3-19W. The ilJiBtrated volume is priced at $4 and is available from the N. C. Historkal PahUeatkKis Section.
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It has been six weeks since I recevied my review copy of "James City. Familiar with stones of the community since my childhood, I inunediately read it non-stop, but som^w have not seemed to be able to get a handle on how to to express in Inrief my feeling about this work ex-c^ to think "its a good piece of
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"James City is a thoroughly stimulating, t^t piece of writing, with ample evidence (A the research tluit has been done to cover the events, the tragedies and victories, the political and economic manipulations of the founding of the small black (xmununity of James Cty.
The community, formerly located at the confluence of the Neuse and Trent Rivers across from and south of New Bern, has long since disap-)eared from its original site. The and is now covered by the series of
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Claude Gilli Uses Snails For Painting
By MARILYN AUGUST Associated Press Writer PARIS (AP) Instead of dipping his snails into a piping hot, pungent mix of parseiy and garlic butter the way most Frenchmen do, Claude Gilli dips his snails live - into paint and puts them on white canvas.
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When his latest show of snail art opened at the Aire du Verseau gallery Gilli was on hand to demonstrate his revolutionary technique.
With the help of an assistant, the 47-year-old artist took several dozen live snails, soaked them with green, red and blue water-based paint and carefully attached them to panels of upright whitepaper.
A group of about 100 onlookers waited silently as the little creatures inched their way around the canvas, leaving the telltale tracks.
Once framed, and with the homes of some of artists stuck on the canvas, they will sell for between $2,000 and $5,000.
Gilli has tried to prod the snails into going one way or the other, however, they seem to have a mind or something - of their own.
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The work is a priority source for any reader who is fascinated by historical novels, motion pictures and television [Ntigrams about the Civil War and its dtermath in our own area - easton North (Carolina. It is a gold mine for writos, whether poet, novelist, or script writw.
The extremes (A all human conduct were indeed there at James City in the last third of the 19th century. In James Gty, these things are all brought to life vividly for the reader in this commendable publicatiim.
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Best known for his free-standing sculptures of poured plastic in bright red and blue, Gilli has had shows in major galleries in Paris, Nice and Marseille.
He began experimenting with snails in 1969. I was walking along a street in Nice, when suddenly I saw a huge crate full of snails that had overturned, Gilli said. I was fascinated by the way they moved and the architectural perfection of their shells.
I was at a point in my work where I was looking for a new design idea, and there it was, he continued. I dont believe in chance, but its true that if I hadnt been on Uie street that day, my work would have taken a completely different turn.
Gilli insists that the paint is not hazardoiffi to the snails health. However, some are sacrificed to art to provide the shells which complete the effect.
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JOURNAL OF A SECESH UDY: DIARY OF CATHERINE ANN ETEREUX EDMONDSTON -MI-IMI. Edited by Beth G. Crabtree nd James W. Patton. Ralei^, Nmrth 'aroUna: Division of Archives and listory: Department of Cnltnral esonrees, 1979. Hardback, li-hratcd,85lpp.|28.
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^ Ann Devereux Edmonstoh fitnn June 1,1860 until Jan. 4, 1866 and Modes' a rare picture of the rote of North Candina in the Qvil War.
^ Mrs. Edmonston, the obviously well-read, finely-educated mistress of Looking Glass and Hascosea plan-tatims on the Roanoke River near Scotland Neck in Halifax (>)unty, begitK her diary with the {M-ophetic obwrvation, we stand as it were on the brink on a nrecipice! The first rumblings of war were already reverberating throughout the natiw, ami Mrs. Edmonston observed them all and rec<Hxted them faithfully and accurately in her diary.
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V An avid, almost fanaucai supporter of the Southern cause, Kate Edmonston has only contmnpt and a bummg hatred for all thii^ Yankee; she labeb Yankees as beliefs, unprincipled, lying, thieving, cruel and veng^, ... a puritanical, deceitful race... abolition hirelings - the (rff-scourings of humanity.
In contrast, she sees southerners as weU-bred, chivalrous, txHMM^ble and truthful. Lincoln, ^ard and Generals Grant, Sherman and Butlm* she considers alike to Satan himself.
Jefferson Davis (although she admits that he occasionaUy makes homst mistakes), Rob^ E. Lee, Beauregarde, Johnson, Jacksm and Stuart are the epitome id bravwy, c(nniKission, truthfulness and honw.
Kate Edmondston speaks to her diary as to a dear friend, confiding her innermost thou^ts. i have no fear (rf anyone ever reading this, she says. However, in the last da;^ of the War, fearing that her home is in imminoit danger of invaaon, she hides her journal fnnn {XTing Yankee eyes and thievish Yankee fingers, and records her observations on scraps of paper until the War is over.
makes the reader iivv to amusing incidents and anecdotes that never found their way into history
Small slave boy: Ise worth five hundred dollars.
Small white boy: Well, what ami worth?
Small slave boy: Yous white; you aint wmth nothin.
To the unwary reader she appears to. be hardworking: Today I made fly fans from peacock feathers. Today I made six pairs of drawers for the army. Today I planted potatoes. In due time, the reader realizes that
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Kate Edmondston gives glowing accounts id southern vicUxies, but then the reader is aware of a slow, creeping deterioration of Kates lifestyle: Today fw the first time in mv life I weighed out the jriantation allowance... CoHee is four dollars a pound and scarce. Calico $1.50 a yard, salt at $150 per sack... War has developed the necessity of making tallow candles... Very busy over the Itye Pot; we w^r homespun only... Yesterday came the Impressing Officers with orders to take our mules and iKNTses and all our meat save three months supfriy And in 1964 she says, The next turn of the wheel may behold us homeless exiles, wanderers on the face of the earth. The author tells of the horrors of the war and of her numbing fear when the war threatens to engulf her own home. Heard distinctly the report of heavy guns in the direction of Weldon. And, Fanny itered and said, Master, de Yankees is comin; des burning Mr. Jacobs house now. She moans, Suppose they bum my pleasant and luxurious home, what then?
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Faackn of Oiiealal art, old and new, win find Hie Rcpilic of ChiMs Ei^ editkm montlriy magaiine. Free Ona Retiew, of eiceptioiial value in pBpMnting treasures from the past and in the revelatioe of ocRinf devehnneots of the preo^>day art world in the island of Thiwan.
The Nofvember issue of Free China Review is eqieciany rich in art cowage, in the introductkm to readers of the work of twocootem-porary artists, ceramist Liu MiK-wu and sculptor in stone liao'TieibChao.
* The aiitonifhifig fiiw* and coki^ of Ming'Wus ceramic artiste is made possihle by the artists ^scowy and refineoMnt of old tedlmq^es thought long lost, explains writer Emily Wang in her article, The Case of the Natkmal Treasures.
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COLLEGEDALE, Tenn. (AP) -Rene Noorbergen has covered wars and revolutions as a journalist and photographer, and in 1968 he coauthored a best-selling bio^^y, Jeane Dixon: My Ltfe and Prophecies.
But the passion (rf Noorbei^ens life remains a massive boat-shaped formation tucked in a remote Turkish valley that be saw for the first time 25 years ago.
He and several (^rs cmitend that this grass-covered formation is what remains of Noahs ark, the ship the Bible says saved two animals of every kind from the great flood.
Its a man-mack object Its a ship. Its 300 feet long, said Noorbergen. If it is not the ark, somebody had better tell me what it is. Because theres no other explanation for a ship of that size being in the Ararat Mountains.
Numerous explorers and ar-chaeolf^ buffs have visited the site in eastern Turkey since the formation was first noticed in 1969, but
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MANTEO - Elizabeth Jones, wife of Congressman Walter Jones Sr., has been appointed to the fund-raising Steering Committee for the Roanoke Island Center for the Arts. The announcement was made recently by John P. Kennedy Jr., chairman of the Board of Directors for the RoancAe Island Historical Association.
Mrs. Jones attended the University of Alabama and the University of Maryland where she studied journalism. For the past five years, she has been an editor of News Briefs, a maritime trade publication. She also writes for a number of other publications and is Washington correspondent for an international trade magazine.
thoe has been no conclusive excavation.
And Nooitogen believes a well organized Amalean arcbaelogical team should help Turkish authoities finally dig up and examine the kmg, bowl-IikefMmation.
I feel we should get a responsible Amoican body, a univo^ity (National) Geomphic, somebody big, to work with the Turks, with the government to really do a thorough and responsible job on the site, be said.
Noorbc^en has been looking for the ark since 1947, when he was part of the Sacred Hishny Research Ex-peditioi, a group formed specifically to find the ancient ship.
That expeihtioo never got off the ground, but two years lata he was in the Oriental Archaeological Research Expedition, which went to Tuitey but came back empty-haiKi-ed.
In 1959, a Turkish officer, Capt. liban Diuipinar, was examining aerial survey photographs of eastern Turkey wnen he noticed the outline of what looked like a large ship, apparently embedded in a Uva flow.
The size of the formation - about 500 feet long, 150 feet wide, 18 feet deep and its location near Mount Ararat, said to be the arks last resting pUce, convinced Duripinar it was the Diblical ship.
In May 1960, Noorbergen was part of a six-man expedition by the Ar-chaelogical Research Foundation of Washii^ton, D.C., to the site. The ......ions.
Iwas dying to get on the site, said Noorbergen, who agreed with Dr. Arthur Brandenberger, an ar-chaelogist from Ohio State University, that the formation was (tefinitely a ship. But the head of the group, CUoge Vandeman, said it aiqiarent-ly was caused by a landslide.
In 1970, Noorbergen was in an ark expe^tion pianned by the SEARC!H Foundation, but it was canceled for seciffity reasons by the Tuitish gov-
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ernment. From 1972 until 1982, the Turkish government banned climbs 00 Mount Ararat by foreigners.
Over the years, there have been numerous repoted discoveries of the ark. A French demolition expert, Fernand Navarra, reported finding it at three different places oi Mount Ararat from 1958 throi^ 1968. Geoge Hagopian told Noorbergen in 1970 that be had seen the ark as a shepherd boy in Armenia in 1902.
But the strange thing is, they never have any photographs. They never can take you back to those spots, said Noorbogen. "Or the man died, or its somebodys uncle who had an aunt whose coinin went iq) there.
In 1974, Noorbogoi wrote a book, The Ark Files, about reported discoveries of the ancient ship. He is working on another book on the subject, and he still believes the site spotted by Duripinar is the most logical candidate.
So does Ron Wyatt, a nurse anesthetist from Nashville, who has made several trips to the site since mid-1984, most recently with Noorbergen in late October.
During an expedition in August, Wyatt was accompanied by former astronaut Col. James Irwin and Dave Fasold, a treasure hunter from Stuart, Fla. Irwin, who has visited other ark sites, is not convinced the Duripinar location is the real thing.
But Fasold agrees with Wyatt and Noorbergen that the dimensions of the 1959 find match those given for the ark in the Bible.
Using a molecuiar-frequency generator and magnetometer to lock for metal fragments, Fasold found metal brackets and spikes in the ground in the shape of a boat.
He also planned to use a sub-surface radar unit, which would have taken an X-ray of the ground to show the objats buried structure, but the expedition had to leave early.
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' soinrupoRT (smithville) ~ A CHRONOLOGY. VOLUME 1 (1SM-1K7). By BiB Reaves. Bread-hfM PiMUuag Campaay. RaiRe 4, Bax SMC. Wiiauagtaa. N.C.. 2MM. Large imt. paper. IM pages. $15.
Josiah Qoiiicy, Jr., a prominent lawyer of New
The year b 1773. the day or month ^ not given. The entry, one d only three for that pre-Revolutknary year 'in sparsely populated North Carohna, reads;
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visited with Robert Howe at Fort Jolmston. He wrote; Tort Jolmson is as delightful as (its) situatk; The Command^' (Rob^ Howe) is. if possible, a more delightfui fellow. A most happy cmnpouod of the man of sense, sratiment and (hgnity, with the man of the world, the sw^ the smte and the buck. A truly surprising character! The relatk (sk) of his past life and adventures, wfoch be
gave me in pnvate was moving and ravishing. Twas uyoos. passing joyous, twas ezqusite, supremely exquisite!
: UNHUNG IT OVER One <rf the 1985 attractkms oa the ^East Carotna Uaiverstty campus is a large cohutd scaqitaral coastractiea designed by Dr. Edward Levine, dean of the ECU School of Art. The piece, located mi the town in front of the Jenkins Fine Arts Center aloogsi^
Fifth Street, has angles and opmiings that seem to draw the attention of passersby. The person examiniog the ece here to Barry Porterfidd of Oxford, a stodent ma-oring in Indastrtol technology. (Reflector Photo by Jmry Raynor)
State Is Recruiting Artists
RALEIGH - Artists are now being J recruited for red)cies in com
munities and sdxxds across the state the N.C. Arts Council.
The Visiting Artist Program, the Arts Coundl co-sponsturs tjwith the Department of Community HCdleges, places artists in techmcal
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ties, readings, concerts and latiduc-tions.
The Artists-in-Scbools program places artists in short-term and semester residencies in elmnentary and secondary schools. Artists in afl disci|dines serve as educati(al and artistic resources for students and teachers in Nwth Cardinas 140 scbod systems.
The applicatim deadline is Feb. 1. e fin
By MEREDITH FOLTZ ;5 Tis the season to be cooking, and adventurous cooks will not want to miss j these new Shejmrd Memorial Library bodis.
^ Bill Neals Southern Cfooking is a young Chapel Hill restauranteurs per-u sonal survey of traditional cuisine in the southeastern United States. Neal, , coowner and chef of Crooks Corner, introduces his recipes with a bit of his-^ torical background, citing the European, African and early American influ-enees on present-day Southern cooking and eating. While some of the dishes ! * here are more common in the Deep South, such North Carolina favorites and
3 specialties as Brunswick stew, field peas, biscuits, countiy ham, Moravian Sdrist ...........
.stmas cookies, hushpuppies and peanuts are included.
' Cash From Your Kitchen is Catherine Harris complete guide to catering ^ frmn the home. The first half of the book covers the business aspects of cater-
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* .sample menus for specified events. The good cook who has contemplated tturnmg his or her ski 1 into a business venture will find Harris an experienced I and knowledgable advisor.
Making and Baking Gingerbread Houses, by Lauren Jarrett and Nancy Nagle, provides instructions for building 14 gingerbread structures, includfog for Christmas a Santa Claus and sleigh set and a Nativity scene. The directions cover the mixing, cutting and baking of the gingerbread dough and the materials and techniques for assembling the bak^ pieces. Patterns in^cate the exact dimensions of pieces for a vanety of builaings, human and animal figures, scenery details and cookie shapes. The authors have designed their gingerbread creations to be family projects resulting in fragrant and delicious ho(ehold decorations which keep for up to two months.
first time since the pro-. in 15 years ago, all of the 58 and community collies in the state are participating in the program. Once selected into the {Mt>-gram, artists are chosen by the individual schools and may i^cipate for up to four years. Af^lication is encouraged in all art forms.
Salaries tmr residencies generally r^e from $13,000 to $20,000 fw thi nine-to-12 month period. The minimum requirement for participation in tl^ Visiting Artist program is a masters degrw or equivalent training and experience in the applicants art form. An audition may be required. Artists who pass the initial screening may then be interviewed and selected by participating institutions.
The Arts Council provides ^ual oppMTtunities for participation in its programs to all citizens regardless of race, color, national origin or disability, and is actively seeking native American and black artists
For m(M% information and application forms for either program, contact Adrienne Witherspoon, Artist-in-Residence CocHxlinator, N.C. Arts Council, Department of Cultural Resources, 109 E. Jones St., Raleigh, N.C. 27611 or call 733-7897.
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So OK, Mr. (^ncy d New Eagbnd. found the commanders tales of his hie and adventures ravishing and passing joyous, we, todays readers will have to take your word for it.
sooth of WBmtogtoo - there to much that to ^inoving,
And m Bill Reaves numotxis brief entries, along with a sprinkling of
indeed that to ^inevmg, ievealii and oceaiiooally incredible to our modemseasibilities.
These nu^ets of oast events -some tragic, some umtastic, some hUariom, are inlerspered in date order between numeros notices of the demise of people, young and yomg. Most obit notices are of town and area residents; some are
between candidates during political campai^, are page by pane eatry companions with notices of church services, dances, culturally enlight-entog lectures and entertainments; accoonts of military men from the fort coming and going to assignments during the Menean War and later, entries about blockade runners during Ovil War days, rewards for deserters; and most constotent, notes on hurricanes and events connected
of the lives of those buried there -i.e., Commissary Sergeant John Woodlock, who committed suicide a month after bto ttoee oldest children died from diptberia (all buried there); or elsewhere, the grave site
of Dr. John Griffin, military stffgnon
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with shipping and trade pertinent to I me Atlantic
vtoitors, others are victims of ship-[agoodty
wreck and storms, indudtog i number of foreigners.
Id an my tong years of reading, I caraut recan a puUicatioo of mis sort - a total camndar of brief jottings of eveiT known event relative to a snaU harbor^islmig town that the author has been able to garner from a wide range of records.
It is indeed difficult in the limita-tioo of a review to convey the pleasiffes, the sense of accumulative itoerest and surprise, the passing joyous even charm of this coUec-
their dieir daily lives on I at their front door. AD are here in iform.
uent entries of tragic loss of lives tnoii^ drowntog individuals, groups, entire families are rouitin^ mtod. (Maybe very few of these water loving people could swim). One drowning victim was 21 year-old Antonio Casdetta, member (rf a band of musical harpers playing at Hotel Brunswick, now a private residence. Tradtk says his siarit still roams about the old structure..
who died in Wilmgton from, . fever, and was removed to Smitb^ where be was bmried in Mrs. General Smiths flower garden.
Om friend fnun New RngtonH unconsciously set the tenor of the ttoead of reader fascination ttoit runs like a refrain ttanougboid the (Of Bill Reaves I
tkm. One feels the author, deimte aaher-
what must surely have been culean task, loved every mimite of the research required - be lists nea^ 100 primary sources in the
best way to provide a glimpse of the divamty of this Qocmnent is to quote a few entries;
Anyone planning a visit to the beautiful old Sout^iort Cemetery of faded stones under gnarled, ancient
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Prom the first entry on _
adventurers arriving in 1520 to abduct Indians as slaves, to the final Ifay 29,1887 entry announcing the official nanK chai^ of the town frtin Smithville to Southport, it is a totally provocative compilation that is passing joyous. For a bedside companioo, it far suri^sses most candidates for sudi reading, and for a book of plot ideas for writers, it cannot be bettered.
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1875 (S^. 15) - There were six inmates in the county jail at Smithville. Two wore insane, two were robbers, one was a murdrerer and one was there Tm illegal voting one year ago.
1873 (December) - The S.S. Vir^idus, an (dd Confedvate blockade runner, while in tow by the U.S.S. Ossipee, from Cuba to New York, sank (rff the Cape Fear bar in eight fathoms of water. The vessel had a bloody histoiy as in November, 1873, Captain Joseph Fry, 36 membtfs of his crew, and 12 passen-wme shot by the Spanish in
1873 (October)-Diptberia was inrevalent in Smithville with many children dying. John Davis lost three children, one on October 11th and two on October 13th.
A rather lengthy entry from Decemb, 1870, wsoribing the facilities at nearby Fort Johnscm, has this startling observation of hygmiic mattos: ThMreisabathbouse,20x 18 feet, on ttie river beadi. The men bathe in summ*.
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Aroearing in the ballet Parade will be Gary Chryst and the Metropolitan Opera ballet. It is pre^nted as a curtain-raiser and a preview of the two works to follow, ^loists for Le Mamelles de Tiresias will include Barbara Daniels as Therese, David Holloway as her husband, and Brian Schexnayder as the theatre manager. Hilda Harris will sing the child in LEnfant et les Sortileges. All three works will be conducted by the French conductor, Manuel
Rosenthal.
Les Mamelles de Tiresias, based on the play by Guillaume Ap-polinaire, had its world premiere m 1917. It can be viewed as both an accurate vision of the future, with its emf^is on w(nens lib and feminism and as a harsh look at the devastation of war with its message of make more babies at a time when Frances population had been decimated by the First World War.
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PRESENTED MEDAL American actress Elizabeth Taylor is presented with a medal of the City of Paris by Paris Mayor Jacques Chirac during a recent gala soiree in a Paris night club. The gala was to benefit AIDS research. Miss Taylor, chairman of the American Foundation for AIDS Research, was giRst of honor at the 2,000-francs-a-plate ($250) event. (AP Laserphoto by Laurent Rebours)
At least one outdoor merchant in the mud-walled town of Sadah, North Yemen, offers to sell both American and Russian hand grenades, says National Geographic.Dance Theater Dates Set
WINSTON-SALEM ~ North Ghrohni Duce Ihetttr win proeM the December perfonnanoei of the 1985^ seasoo at the Joan Hanei nieater of the Stevens Ontcr of the North CaroUna Sd^ of the Arts Dec.S6-l8atSp.m.
The Bells, choreographed by Artistic Director Salvatore Aiello, and preiniered by the Dance Theater in February 1912 at Reynolds Auditorium, will be revived as the closing ballet for this performance. TbeBells is based on Edg^ Allen
Poes poem whidi relates four a^)ects of hunum life - birth, marriage, terror and drath - as symbolized by four kinds of bells - silver, gold, brass and iron. The work is set to Rachmaninoffs musical composition of the same name.
*This is an intricate work technieally, and it gives the dancers a dramatic work in their repertoire, said Aiello. 'Typical of most artists, Ive hid some changes in mind -reworking a battle scene and touching up some other areas. And weve am new Ugbting by Russell Wicker.
The program will also include Giuliani: variatioos on a Theme, choreographed by San Francisco Ballets new artist director, Hdgi Tomasson, and twoadditioiial worb, George Balanchines Glinka Pas de
Trois, revived for the Dance Theater by Marina Eglevsky, and Belong choreographed 1^ Norbet Vesak.
North (Carolina Dance Iheater was created 1^ Founder/Director Robert Lindgren in 1970 and is hmid-in Winston4Salem. The ! Theaters 18 dancers tour na
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toire ranges from the classical ballet to contemporary dance. The Dance Theater is a professional affiliate of the North Carolina School of the Arts.
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ByKUMlKOMAKIHARA Associated Press Writer TOKYO (AP) Artistically minded independent filmmakers are hoping to find a new audience in Japan, where a handful of giant movie corporations dominates the screens by churning out simplistic, repetitious movies aimed primarily at young moviegoers and starring the idols" oftbeday.
The cinematic parade of well-known, youthful performers in dictable roles is a far cry from the painstakingly crafted films of internationally acclaimed directors such as Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa.
The practice of starring young, female actresses and pop singers in mushy romances shot in Hawaii, Tahiti, Rome or California, arises
HES ALL DRESSED UP Prince Fumihito, second grandson of Emperor HirohRo, is dressed in formal court attire as he celebrated his 20th birthday Nov. 30 in Tokyo. Members of the Imperial Family, when they turn 20, wear traditional court costumes in an official court ceremony to mark their com-ing-of-age. The prince is the second son of Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko. (AP Laserphoto)
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CHAPEL HILL - In the land where a mans home is his castle, the palatial houses that glitter in the ui^h countryside epitomize a way of me that is no more. Changing manners, economics and habits of mind have made such houses a thing of the past, monuments to privilege andpower, wealth and lineage.
Treasure Houses of Bntain," a series of three one-hour specials, premieres at 9 p.m. Friday. Public televisimi viewers are given unprecedented access to same of Great Britain's niost magnificent country homes of the 17th, 18th and 19th cen
turies and to the treasures accumulated within their walls.
The series airs over the nine channels of The University of North Carolina Center for Public Television.
Writer, historian and broadcaster Lord John Julius Norwich, the series host, talks with the present owners of some of these houses, which have been called vessels of civilization." They share stories of their ancestors and discuss some of the problems of maintaining these treasure houses in the 20th century.
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Four major film companies, Nik-katsu, Shochiku, Toei and Tobo, produce, distribute and show their mms in cimipany-owned theaters across the country. In 1964, they {Nroduced 123 films, almost five times as many as the 27 independently {Mnduced films that year, > excluding pornography.
We cant deny that we make these oik pattern films, said Taiji Shirai, a Toho spokesman. But its a business, and its tou^ f<ff ts unless we make and distrinute profitable films.
While the big companies have discovered it most profitable to rehash low-budget films featuring such pofMilar stars as Seiko Matsuda (Summer Clothed Eve), veteran directors such as Kurosawa and Nagisa Oshima have gone abroad to finance their films. Kurosawas latest movie, Ran, had French investors, and Oshimas Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence had British backers.
Shirai estimates Toho spends roughly $1.14 million to produce an idol film, pocket money compared to the $28 million spent on the last Star Wars seqiKl, Return of the Jedi.
Kurosawa said he was impressed by the concern shown by French [HDducer Serge SUbennan for how Ran was screened in theaters.
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A 1984 independent, The Funeral, distributed by ATG and shown in majmr theaters, became what ATG spokesman Yukio
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- earning a numerous awa Movies have declined as entertainment in Japan. In 1964, major companies proouced 123 films, 25 pen^t of the 513 made in 1958. Japan has 2,191 theaters, about 30 percent the 7,067 existing in 1958.
^lirai attributes the decline to the diversification of entertainment, such as sports, televisira and travel, and to economic prosperity: People
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Bratchers ai^intment became effective Dec. 1. She joined the (Center in S^tember 1984 as Director of Communications. In her new role, she will plan, coordinate and direct all activities related to fund raising, contact with the public, publications, media relations and design.
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A summer session in Italy, with two fuU-credit college courses and frequent side trips to Milan, Florence, Venice and other Italian locations will be offered for the third year by East Carolina University May 14-June 18.
Ihe program is sponsored by the ECU College of Arts and Sciences in coqp^atim with the Universita degli Studi di Ferrara. Ferrara, a city with a population of 150,000, is in northeastern Italy and dates from the 12th century.
: Students enrolled in the program will participate in two threenirectit classes taught in English by visiting ECU faculty members. Dr. Maria Malby will teach a course in master-{neces of Italian literature from the age d Humanism to modem times. Prof. Melvin Stanforth of the ECU School of Art will teach a survey course on the visual arts and architectural heritage of Italy. Students will also take part in regular classes in conversational Italian.
The proffam is not restricted to current ECU students, but students frrnn other campuses who wish to participate must apply for visiting student status through the ECU Admissions Office.
Cost of the program per student is $800 plus tuition fee for summer schoo, airfare between New York and Italy, and the cost of meals and textbodis. A minimum total for a North Carolina resident student can be held slightly above $2,000.
Since enrollment will be limited, application processes should be completed by Feb. 7. Each appliant will be interviewed by the two faculty members as part of the application and acceptance procedures. Orientation sessions will be held in March and Ami.
Application materials are available from Ferrara 1986, Office of the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Brewster Buildiig, Easi Carolina Univesity, Greenville, 757-6249.
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A meowing cat befm^ Christmas dawn is a sign of bad luck.
It is bad tuck to wash on Friday and Saturdays before and after Christmas.
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Bum a torand) fto an elder tree on Christmas Eve to reveal all witches in the neighborhood.
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DANCE31S... from the Winstead Mi(^ty Minstrels conclude a dance number in **Piteh a Boogie Woogie," an all-blacfc film made in Greenville in 1M7.
Chorus giris, tap dancers and lindy hoppers" are featured in the 25-minute revuefilm.
Greenville All-Black Cast Film
FILM PRODUCER ... John M. Warner, seen in front of Greenvilles old Plaza Theater, and his Inttther made the first independently-produced commercial film in North Carolina. The film, "Pitch a Boogie Woogie, has been rediscovered, restored by the American Film Institute, and scheduled for a "re-premiere at East Carolina University next February. (Photo courtesy of the Warner family)
To Be Shown In February
Made in 1947, restored by the American Film Institute
Contemporary filmmakers De ^Laurentiis and Spielberg have
sparked great interest throughout North Carolina since they began
working in the state, but they are not the first to showcase Tarheel talent and scenmrv on screen.
A lively little iazz revue, Pitch a Boogie woogie, made in Greenville in 1947 with an all-black cast of local and traveling perfcarmers, wasnt the very first film made in the state, but
it probably was North Carolinas first ipdepeodeotly
, produced commercial film' To bring it closer to home, it is to be tiie first commercial states first movie
modem audience, but there were obstacles. The sound track had disappeard and the film had been shot on volatile nitrate-based film stock; with age and deterioratiim, this material easily ignites, especially when subjected to heat from projection equipment.
This is what caused so many fires in movie theaters, Albright explained. We needed to copy Pitch a Boc^e W(K^e on safety film, and the sound track needed to be restored.
Fortunately, when Albri^t sought help fmr his project from me American Film Institute, they readily
mg up at home while his wife batters him with a rolling pin to get him out of bed. The rolling pin girl was Beatrice Atkinson of Greenville who now recalls that she got $50 for playing her part.
showings. A lot of the musicians never saw the film after it was released, Albright said.
^ l^ebnury Re-premie re ^ * Wben this half-hour-long piece has
tsupply frmdu for^ rwlo-
whicn included retrieval of
ration,
the lost sound track through a complex computerized digital
process.
its re-premie at East Carolina
> Universitv in February, a sigi^icant phase (rfNoi
<jf North Carolina film history will be celebrated.
Alex Albright of the ECU English
(acuity has spent nearly two years guiding Pitch toward its second
pr^ere. He has done research on mefilmm
orful pair of brothers named Warner,
filmmakers (interestingly, a col-medV
both now deceased) and tracked down and interviewed surviving cast members. Many of those seen dancing and singing in the films rhythm and blues and boogie woogie numbers nearly 40 years ago have since settled into, or even retired from, careers in school, library or church settings.
: I've become somewhat expert -self-tai#t - in aspects of local bla(A history, film history and jazz history, Albright said.
His involvement with the vintage
Added To Archives
The film institute has added Pitch to the Library of CoMress archives, about the same time it deposited such other historically important film pieces as a silent Italian comedy (circa 1905), a Norwegian version of David Copperfield, a never-released film starring Lon Chaney and some documentary footage of Mexican military leader Pancho Villa.
Like other pre-l950s all-black films, Pitch was designed to play in movie theaters in black neighborhoods, on double bills with standard film features. Its rather thin plot was devised to string together the jazz selections, captured by filmmaker John Warner whenever a traveling minstrel show or jazz band came to town.
Albright Remembers The film featured a great variety of talent, said Albright. It had two groups of dancers, Irving C. Millers Brown Skin Models from Harlem and the Winstead Mighty Minstrel dancers; also it included a jazz soundtrack played by the Rhythm Vets of Greensboro, with Lou Dmialdson, a great jazz saxophonist
making hi nrnfoaginnttV rorording
debut. The ffliytoV^ was composed mostly of former members of the U. S. Navy B-1 Band stationed in CJhapel Hill with the Navys Pre-Flight Training School during World War II, he explained.
Interested In Contacts Albright has talked to as many of the performers as he has been able to locate, and is still interested in contacting anyone who appeared in it for his research into the films histoi^. Hes inviting them all - particularly members of the Rhythm Vets - to come to the February 8 screening at ECU which he plans as the feature attracton on a two-day Black Histcny Month program. Also planned are a still {^oto^aphy show at the Greenville Museum of Art and lectures <m black film history.
THE DAILY
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The Dally Reflector, Greenville. N.C._Sunday. December 15.1985 D.-|
Text By Franceine Perry East Carolina University News Bureau
Film Photographs From Movie Stills
Some of the Vets remained in the music field, said Albright. Trumpeter Walter Carlson is tend director at N.C. A&T Univmrsity, trombonist Richard Jones has been on the Fayetteville State University music faculty and Charles Woods, bass player, retired recently as band director at Rocky Mount Senior High. Carl Foster, the pianist, retired as director of cultural arts for Greensboro City Schools.
' film came about by a lucky accident;
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a friend. Bill Sheppard, a local young black entertainer, happened to men-ti(m finding some old reels of film in Uk projection booth of the Roxy Theater he managed in west Greenville. While Sheppard, out of curiosity, was screemng his discovery, a passerby had wandered in and identified some Greenville locals among the faces on the screen.
Foreman, Forbes Star Two shabby characters (played by the late Tom Foreman of (Jreenville and his cousin, a jazz pianist named
Herman Forbes) are magically transpcH'ted to a sophisticated ni^t
Some Obstacles
' Albrij^t was intrigued with the possibility of
showing the film to a
club, dre^ed in tuxedos and sporting long cigars. They enjoy round after roimd of drinks, applauding a series of music and dance acts but the show ends for them when they realize tlwy cant pay the bill. The waitress gives Foreman a whack on the head with a rolling pin and the scenario shifts as the oream ends. Foreman is wak-
Co-star Herman Forbes became a teacher in High Point and was North Carolinas Teacher of the Year in 1975. Rolling pin-wielding Beatrice Atkinson recently retired from the staff of ECUs Joyner Library. Cast member Joe Little is now the Reverend Joe Little at Cherry Noahs Ark Holiness Church in Newark, N.J. Foreman, who died in 1977, became an outstanding leader and a dedicated worker with young people in Greenvilles black community. A city park-was named for him five years ago.
Alex Abrightf Rescuer Of The Greenville Film
ECU News Bureau
Alex Albright, a lecturer in the East Carolina Univmity Department of
En^, is a Burlington native, reared in Graham. He has degrees from and UNC-Gfeensboro and has done doctoral study at the
UNC-Chapel Hill University of New Orleans
Before imd^kii^ his study of Pitch a Boogie Woogie,' a project which
of the film
has included intensive research into the lives and work of the filmmaker brothers, he was involved in two other local culture projects which resulted in his editing the anthologies, Leaves of Greens; The Collard Poems and Dreaming the Blues; Poems from Martin County Prison.
Albrighrs other publications include several original short stories and articles and reviews m "Tar Heel Junior Historian, Southern (Juarterly and Encycl(q)edia of Southern Culture.
Among Albrights community activities are those of organizing poei readings in several eastern North Carolina locations, particTpation m Ni
Summer Filming
Filmed in the summer of 1947 in Greenvilles old Plaza Theater and in an Albemarle Street warehouse Warner converted into a soundstage, Pitch was intended to rival similar productions. John Warner had a keen grasp of what black audiences liked, gathered on frequent jaunts to Harlem and in the course of his successful management of the Plaza Theater and various traveling jazz shows.
Tobacco warehouse shows in that part of Greenville, then known as The Block, brought in Earl Fatha Hines, Louis Armstrong and Cab Calloway, said Albright. Traveling minstrel shows such as Silas Green from New Orleans and the Capital City Aces from Raleigh played every night in the fall, when the crops had come in.
CLOBBERED . . . Beatrice Atkinson, portraying a cocktail waitress, hits Tom Foreman over the head when it is discovered he is too broke to pay for his drinks. This
scene ends the "dream sequence in the film, "Pitch a Boo^e Woogie. Foreman's companion is Herman Forbes.
Carolina Playwrights Fund programs and prison volunteer work. Albright 1)^916 ^limtemr oi the Year Award from the 26KX)unty I^ReleBse
received tbel and After Care Program.
At present, he is assembling items for a Greenville Museum of Art exhibition, ^orth Carolinas Warner
Brothers; Stilli and Posters, scheduled for j February. He would like to talk with anyone associated with the making o the brothers Pitch a Bo(^ie Woogie or with their earlier filkn, Greenville on Parade, a documentary which hasapparently been lost.
Local residmits who can furnish any information regarding the films are asked to write or telephone Albright, c/o ECU English Department, Austin. BvUdiii^
Film Locked Out
Unfortunately, any chance Pitch a Bo(gie Woome might have had oi national distribution ended ataruptly when Warner quarreled with the leading booking agent for Negro-audience films. The agent used his influence with' the film distribution iiKlusti7 to lockout the film.
All but a 'Haleigh distributor abided % the lock-out, and so the film showed only in several theaters in the Carolinas, Albright said. A Plaza Theater ad Albright found en-thusiasticaUy hills Pitch as The AlI-Col(d uiit - MiBical Comedy Featurette for one of the films rare
TICKLING THE IVORIES... Herman Forbes enterUins l^friend Tom Foreman with a little jati piano music, in
a scene from "Pitcha Boogir Wo^, an alLMack cal revue film made In Greenville 38 years ago.
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HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (AP) -Omle was foding shiggisli, just not
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- , lacig-arette, pour you a drii and give it to you, Stan Povoda said d his com-pamoiL The proUem, at the moment, was her battery.
Yes. Tbebattery. it is weak. Povoda said, after tinkering with various gadgets on the back of Cedle, his robot.
Povoda, hailed aJoog the interstate highways as a genius, makes his living fixing citizens band radios (or truckers and anyone else who seeks his services. His shop is in old schod bus that has been rainted brown and is parked behind Chriss Truck Stop
off North Caroima ifighway Si Ifis English is Boo^ but stiD thick with the Ctochomovakiaii accent of his homeland, whkfa he fled in the late isms to get away from com-
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Since his chikfliood, Povoda has had a knack for electronics. He graduated from college in Czechoslovakia with an electronics d^ree, and after coining to the United SUtes be got another degree from the Univerty of Wisconsin.
He was an onployee of Robotics International as an electronic engineer and his life was going wdl
until five years ago, when ho J-year-oU daughter was kidnapped.
I have about ^vcn up hope," Povoda said. But I still have the mghtmares. I wake up in the middle ofthempbt
He said he can never see his relatives behind the Iron Ciwtain again and1fae only one I had here, my little girl, was taken firom me, too. I have looked and kxcd for her; there is not a trace. She is vanished.
To ease the pain, Povoda buries hinodf in Ids imrk. Ftxii^ (S radios, he says, is nothing... very easy and sim^. When I have no customers, I do my researdi, he said, expiaining that his busload of ekc-tronic equipmeid is mostly for ex-perimentatkm.
The robot, Cedk, is a part of his research.
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Did you know that more money is
total home modernizatioo market for 1965 ii expected to be $76.7 bUhon, more than biUion of which will be spent by do-it-yourselfers. In 1906, the market is projected at $80.1 billion, with do-it-yourselfers accountmg for $45 billion of that total.
ltchen remodelmg has always nost popular
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home iffl but in a recent survey, undertaken by the National Home Center and New Shelter magazine, a surprising major project was in first place. Would you that it was the addition of a poit^? The same survey showed that 88i percent of the req^onses dted savii^ money as the principal reason for the undertaking of projects - not espedaHy startling - but 83.9 per-cent dted enjoyment of the work as a d^tereasi!
Because the do-it-yourself market gets bigger with each passing product manufacturers have ed the way they market their wares. In fact, there is a Do-It-Yourself Research Institute, an independent, non-profit organization managed by the Research Services Department of the National Retail Hardware Association. Its sole responsibility is to produce and disseminate statistical inf(Tnati(m about the do-it-yourself industry in the United States.
Building product manufacturers
are investmg in the growth of the do4t-yoindf market by reaching out toedKde comuDen. An ezam^ is the Georgia-Pacific Corp. Its mtrketiniiiioffam now inente the didribation oTdo4t-yOmeii htcra-ture on a larger scale than ever before, inclirainf directions on everything from paneling a room to bniimiig an outdoor deck; the development of an indiBtnal arts cur-ncuhnn to bring information on buUdiiig projects and diHt-yourself data to tugh school students across the country; the implementation of local market do4t-yoursdf eihica-tional and motivatkmal projects, in-cludiog mall exhibits ; the renovation of a ramshackle home to demonstrate to homeowners what (kHt-yoursdf knowledge and sweat equity can accomplish; and a national tefovisioo picgnun on home rqiairs.
One of the mall exhibits will take
Dunover Place, was transformed from a disjoiiitsd, dilapidated Victo-ran eyesore into an architectural masterjpieoe. Kiteheoi, bathrooms and several fireplaces were dismafltied or reconstmeted. Hardwood floors, stahreasee and even the kitchen sink were restored or replaced. While pine plywood and lumber were used, fir, spruce, oak or any other wooch could be substituted,
depernhni m locak^amilaUllty and taslit k.
AH of this is espedalbr hdnesting to oot who remanben whsn ths do-Rifovsilf 'W took hold in 1946 and many maniifoctsm, thfaifchig it was Mst a fod and not a trend, paid tittle faeedto the market until some ()f their mote aggresMve competifors began re^iiiig the profits of the movemeilt.
Inventories Rose
WASHINGTON (AP) - Business inventories rose 0.5 percent in October, the biggest increase in 12 mon-
e, with an idea house imatefy 18 by 16 feet and built in a cutaway faslm to show visitors bow a bouse is constructed, includug details icfa as walls, floM^ (focks, paneling, sidiiu and more. The idea IS to show people how to get started on bmne improvmnmit projects, with specialists on hand to answer questions on different subjects. At the close of the exhibit, on July 17, Greater Portland retailers will take pait in a s<Hlled polisb up pro-gnm to provide rotating weekly idea bouse exhibits, aloag with do-it-yourself seminars.
Another effort to educate do-it-yourselfers was taken in Atlanta, in a neighborhood where a vintage borne.
ths, as sales foil 0.6 percent, the government reported tooay.
The Commerce Department reported that total business inventories rose by $3.11 iHilion, with the 0.5 percent increase the largest since a 0.6 percit rise in Octob* (rf last year.
The big rise in inventories more than likely reflected an unwanted buildup as businessmen were caught with growing stocks as sales were falHng
The 0.6 percent drop in sales followed a 0.3 poroit Sei^ember decline and was the largest setback since a 2.8 percent plunge in June.
The big October dedine Idt total sales at $428.3 iMllion in October, down $2.65 billion from the iber level.
was led by a steep 4.2 percent fall in retail sales, the big-;est monthly decline on record. The _ drop came from a 17 percent plunge m auto sales fdlowing two
months of strong gains propelled^by cut-rate financing incentives. > However, the Commerce Department reported on Thursday that retail safes for Novembo* rose 1.1 percent, regaining some of the lost ground.
Sales at the wholesale level also fell in October, but the decline wa$ a smaller 0.8 percent while manufoc-turers repoi^ a 1.7 pocent si^es increase in October.
The 0.5 percent rise in inventocies followed a 0.1 percent September increase.
The biggest increase came at the retail level, where inventwies rose by 2.5 percent followed by an 0.8 percent gain at the wholesale level.
Ifanufacturers, the only segment to post a gain in sales in October, saw inventories fall by 0.7 percent.
With overall sales falling and inventories rising, the length of time it would take to exhaust stockpiles at the October sales rate rose to L37 V months, matching the inventory-to-sales ratio of a year ago. The ratio had been 1.35 in September.
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l^USALEVITTRYCKMAN Anociated Pmi Writer
SEATTLE (AP) - (^ day bade .when she was just somebodys iweet4aced granka, Hazel W ' look a moment to smell the flowers and consider the difference between ; arafnandacrofw. i ^ that was years ago. These days,
ibe is a great-grandma, and her love : lor the outdoors has blossomed into a ^ penchant for long rides over roi^
< mads to remote campouts, raft runs an wild rivers and hot and cold-runn-ing environmental battles.
kch is the life of the 87-year-old grande dame of Pacific Northwest conservationists.
White-haired and bespectacled, Ms. Wolf looks every bit the Audubon Society birdwatcber as she sits in her small apartment, surrounded by pictures of robins and jays and books ' about birds and butterflies. But ^ lookagain.
This is one Inrdwatcher who be-. Heves in the power of politics with a kind of religious fervinr. Since Hazel Wolf joined in 1969, Seattle Audubon has gone fitnn 400 elderly people dedicated to putting up biraboxes in narks to 4,000 members watching out for the wmrld, and she has leaf the way.
Folkmoot To A ir Dec. 30
CHAPEL HILL - Documenting an intematiooal folkdance festival with more than 40 performances covering a 200-mile ramus and featuring more than 300 performances speaking a half-dozen languages is not an easy task.
But Folkmoot USA, an hour-long {xogram to be broadcast on the Um-: versity of Nwth Carolina Public ' Television, channel 25, at 8 p.m. Dec.
30, captures the flavor and excite-! ment of the first North Carolina In-immational Folk Festival.
For two weeks during August 1964,
groups from 10 countries gathered
for perfmmances, sightseeing and i fellow^p in the Wtem Nwth Candina mountains. The classrooms
at Tuscola High School in Haywood Cotmty were converted into dwmito-ries. The sprawling campus made an excellent mountain hostel.
The Berea College Country Dances from Kentucky represented the United States. Other performers included the Fmklwico Ballet frwn ii|y^ tteBm Sword and9^
Ifrom Ireland,
India.
* The groups gave more than 40 performances from Murphy to fVinston-Salem and from Charimte to CaUinburg, Tenn. They returned bach night to Tuscola, where late bight parties wwe held in the cafeteria. Each folkdance group took a turn wosting one (A these parties, teaching bthers about their country and their
: 'The festival, the first international lolkdance festival of its kind in the jUnited States, was the realization of w dream fw N.C. surgeon, Dr. Clm-loo Border, who frequently accom-^ed mountain dance groups to European festivals. It was through his work and relationship with orga-Qizers of Folkmoot in England that Folkmoot USA was created.
* Folkmoot is an old English word iaeaning a meeting of the people.
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: Applications For : Guild Membership
Piedmont Craftsmen, Inc. recently mnounced that applications are currently beir^ accepted for exhibiting ihembership for 1966.
:The regional, non-profit guild for ffaftspeople will select works that Miow an excellence of design and technique. Exhibiting members must Uve and work in one of the Nitheastern states which includes Iforth Carolina.
* In 1965, PCIs New Members Show was recognized as a major showcase fer Southern crafts by the New York 'nimes.
tTo obtain an application form, write to Piedmont Craftsmen, Inc., m South Main St., Winston-Salem, NC, 27101. Applications and slides are due Feb. 10 for judging in deter-
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'SB&T Donation To I Hiitory Museum
tRALElGH - The building fund fw new North Carolina Museum of
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itory neared it $2.5 million goal )i0th the recent donation of $8,118 JJom Branch Banking & Trust Com-
: J. Vincent Lowe, Jr., president of j^&T and chairman of the museums fund raising committee, ilBiounced the donation from the Soreeds of sales of the book, North Reflections of 400 Years, M the Christmas party held by the N. g{ Museum of History Associates. Luke Page, president of the ites, said that pnvate gifts as the one from BB&T will ible the new museum to include ' extras which could not be pro-I from state funds.
We had a slogan a couple of years ago - Think Globally and Act Locally. I nevw did like that slogan very much. I thought it diould have saia, TIM and Act Glol^y and Locally, said Ms. Wolf, who received Audubons first Conservationist of the Year award in July. Whats the good of sitting around about it?
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states 21 Audubon chapters and has been elected Secretary of the Seattle club every year fw the last 22 years, has nevw been one for sitting around. The oM she caiMht on a four-day trip niiming the Romie Rivw is evidence of that. She has kayaked in Alaska, backpacked all over the country and canoed the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
And SM has just returned from Nicaragua, i^iwe she and othw en-vironmwitalists examined that coim-trys environmental protection program.
The {dwoe rings a dozwi times in an hour with news of her latest project, rounding up sponsors from within the environmenUd movemwit fw a new committee. Educational Supplies and Equipment fw Nicaragua. And she persuaded the Federation of Western Outdow Qubs to pass a resolution condemning U.S. aid to the contras.
No topic is too hot fw Ms. Wolf, a master organizer who started young, forming me first ^Is basketball league while an elemwitary student in her hwnetown of Victoria, British Columbia. She knows how to get thingsdone.
Fw instance, Puget Sound is in-creAbly polluted. But youre not going to get anywhere gwng around to ^ these polluters and saying,
Please, dont do this polluting anymore, she said. We have to educate the pe<^ and say, Look, we cant put im with th pollution anymwe. And ms how its being done.
Twenty years ago, se and some frimds stumbled across a Inrdwat-chers paradise at the id (rf 25 mites of the roughest road in Washington state, a site that turned out^to be an dd logging camp owned by Boise Cascade.
Ms. Wolf wrote to the timbw com-: the natural wonders
the Hanford nuclear reservation a repository for high-level radioactive waste.
In the summer of 1979, she visited every Indian tribe in Washington,
^part of her on-going effort to turn silence into a useral dialogue. The result was a coahtion of Inmans and environmentalists and a conference that brought them together.
Were tryii to beat bird-watching image, said. When 1 bear Audubons a bundi ef rUbe^ to think its
of the place and the dozens of species of birds th% and touched a nerve with a bird-watching Bwse executive. The campground became the Wwias Bird Sanctuary, site <rf an annual Audubon Memorial Day cam-pout that attracts more than 300 people. And Boise and the envirwimen-talists became friends.
I think if you have swnething reaswiabte, something that doesnt cut into their profits too much - she laughed you go talk to them. I think there are some areas where you can negotiate.
And there are some where you cant. Ms. Wolf helped stop a plan to build an oil pipeline from Alaska through Puget Sound, lobbied against big irrigation [nrojects, sued to halt plans for a nuclear power plant on the Skagit River. She is president of the Hanford Oversi^t Committee, a citizens group opposed to making
No man can be good, w great, or happy, except thr(^ efforts of his own, according to Frederick William Robertson, an English clergyman (1816-53).
WHAT LEAF IS THIS ... clingiog to my dried flower head? could very well be the thought of this carved arc of goldenreed seed. The leaf, a dried, folded sweet
gum leaf, hangs upside down with the tip of its stem precariously enmeshed in the flowers tip. (Reflector Photo by Jerry Raynor)
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REAOVRtiSMENT FOR RIDS SMied propoMit will be rt-celvad by Pitt County AAemorial Hospital Board of Trustots in ttw Office of Vice PrMldent, Facilitlas ServicM, until 3:00 P.M., January *, was and Im-madiattly thareaftar publicly opantd and raad for tna con-siruction of a AAetal Sforapt
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available In the office of RaU ft. Hall. Jr. Vice PrmManT^
cMltlae SarvMaa. I Mtmorial Hospital,
Green vilic, NC 27134. Phone: (91) 757-4S87. December 1.13, IS, 22.19(5.
FILE NO. as CVD 1434 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY JOAN ELISA HARRIS LANGSTON,
Plaintiff
vs.
JOHNJAY LANGSTON, JR.,
Oelendant TO: JOHN JAY LANGSTON.
JR.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION TAKE NOTICE that a
pleading seeking rellel against you has been filed in the above-
entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought Is as follows;
Ingsoughi An action by which your seeks an atMolute d(vorce from
you.
You are required to make
defense to such pleading not irv 10,19H upon your failure to do so. your
later than Januar
land
spouse who is seeking relief
against you will apply to tha Court for the relief sought.
of Nov
This 24th day 19U.
Paul W. White Attorney tor Plaintiff P.O Box Ayden.N.C. 24513 December 1,1,15,1945
ivember.
FILEN0.45SP4S3 FILM NO.
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY IN THE (MATTER OF DALUSW AAcPHERSON, ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF TERESAc McDonald, DECEASED
NOTICE OF DMINISTRATOR'S RE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Under end by virtue of an Order ol Public Salt signed by Sandra (3atklns, Clark of Supe rlor Court, datod December 2, 1945, and pursuant to N.C.G.S. 24A 1(c), N.C.G.S. 24A 17-1 to 13 and N.C.G.S. I 339.27, tha
ilgned Administrator will a tor sale at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash.
herein deicribad.
That certain M or parcel of tha City of (jrwMv^lto,
or par<
land situate, lying ana being In
ityr ......
Lot IS In Block C of tha Johnston
.andbolng
Heights property map of said property H.L. Rivers, C.E., dated June,
as shown on made by
1924, end recorded In Map Book 2, at Page 231 in the Office of the Register of Doeds, Pitt County, and lying on Iho East side ol Lewis Street, BEGINNING at a stake on lewis Street at the comnwn comer of Lot Noe. S
and 4 and running thence with the line of Lot #4. S44 30 E 103.4
feet to lino of Lot #13; thMKo with lino of Lot #13 and confinu
Ing with Ifw llna of Lot #12, silMS W 42 toot to tha comtr of
Lot #4: thanoa with tha llna of Lei 14. N. 40-30 W 103.9 loef toa slaka an Lewis Strati at Ihe corner of lol #4: Hwnce wHh IS E 43 ft
Lewit Street N.30^1
Ifaetto
begtonlng, and being tN seme lot conveyed to R.D
White. Sr . by F O Nwm ^ of trust to Pitt
wife
I. Sr, by by toad
County Registry to Book F-2S, Page 544, to which retorewce Is tor a more definite
ireby made descrlplton
AddrfM of Property: 305 Lewis Street, Graanvllle, NC
27434
The farms ot
9ltreJW
heretoban
_ soldtorcashto the Mghaef Md^ wHh the entog bid e#nf.3li).ao and fhal the undirelgnad mpy rp-quira toe auccMl^Mdder at toa sato to tmmadiafaty dipoilt
caah or a certtftod c#w^ X r ton porcantlWI) at
^ '1. 7 4
Snip
bid up to and inclwftng plua llva aercant (5%) tl.O0O.00.
M
4IJIQ0.1
Of any excaie over II ,000.00. The real prpparfy
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SSit*XMs NoNca: Oaoambar 2, HIS
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pile NO. II CVS 14 FILENO HCVD304 FILM NO.
IN THE GENERAL OOURTOF
JUSTICE
SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTHCAROLINA
PITT COUNTY
ERNESTINE TAYLOR ALCROFT, JAMES LEONARD DEES, MILDRED TAYLOR
GRIMES. ROBERT L. GRUMiC AND ALTON ED
WARD GRIMES
VS.
JAMES GARLAND WHITEHURST and wifa, MYRTLE K. WHITEHURST
SAMUEL CLAYTON WHITEHURST.III
VS.
J .6. WHITEHURST and wIfa, MYRTLE K. WHITEHURST
NOTICE
Undar and by virtua of axacu-ftons directod to toa undersign od Sheriff of Pitt County from the Clerk of Superior Court o#
put County, and pursuant to tot Clark of
by ih
Superior Court to toe abom C4jp|
tlonad actions relattvt to time, dale, place and manner of sato, I erllT on the 4to day of January, 1914, at 12:00 Noon, at tot door of the Pm County Courthouee, Third Straaf entrance, to (Jraanvllto, Norto Carolina, offer for sale to fha
highast biddar, for caih, to satisfy saw axecuttons, alt right, tifia, and intortsf whicn the
dafandant, J. G. Whftahurst and tha defendant Jama# Garland Whitehurst, now has or at any
finta at or after toe dockattog of tha iudgntenfs to saW actions
had to and to toe following lying and
bting to Batotl and C^lna
dascribad real estate, I
Townships, Pitt County, Norto Carotina, and more particularly describadas follows
Lying and being partly to BatM and Carolina townships.
pm County, North Carolina, and locatad on the south sWa of N.C.S.R.. #1500 (Flat Swamp
Road), and being approxlmata-ly 5 milts east of Batotl between Bathal and Robtrsonvilla, North
Carolina, and commonly known as tha J. E. Whitehurst '^Samutl
Gaynor Farm" and being dMBcrlfaed M fill tows:
Beginning at two small pints on tho Groenvllla road and runs South 41VI 6Mt 20 poles to soma
small pines and watar oak outh9
sr.
East 34 poles to a to a branch; thence down center of saW branch to a
gum to HIghsmlto's llna; thanca with his llna South 11 West 44
potos to a ptoa and post oak, Alfred Jamas comer; thence with his lint to (3raanvllto road; thenca wHh tot road to the beginning, containing by asHmatlon 120 acres, more or tost, and adjoining tot lands of I. H .Littto and others.
J^l^batoj Itto tame land con-
Whitohurtf by HMtoll Warren and wife, Julia F. Warren by dead dated November 20, IWO. to Book ZA,
page 534 of tot Pitt County Rag utry and dtviiad by J. t. Whitehurst to hit wife, Inai
Whitehurst, by Will to Will Book 7, pagp SOI and dtvliad by Inai WMtwMirtt to her ton, (Sarland
ot Superior Court ol Pitt Cduitty, except so much of taW description as hat been alterad and changed as a rtsull ot thota three (3) certain civil actions filed to the offke of the Clerk of Superior Court ot Pitt County as 10 CVS 504; II CVS 14, and CVS 1090, resulting to the establishment of toe boundary llna iMtwaen tot lands of J. G. Whitohurst and tha lands ot F. L. Blount, Jr., at al; Ernasttoe Taylor Alcrott, Mildrwt Taylor Grimes, at al; and S. C. Whitehurst, III by judgmentt appearing of record to tha offlct of tha Regisi
I Register of Doeds of Pitt
County to Book 57, page 471; Book 57, page 472, and Book 57.
page 404 to which Ihe above description Is made sub|ect.
The SucceutuI bidder at said sale will ba requrad to daposlt a sum equivalent to Ten (10%) percent of tot succossful bW.
This Sto day of Dacember, 1905.
RALPH L. TYSON, SHERIFFOF PITT COUNTY Dacember 0,15, and 29,1905.
Want
Ads
002 Ptrsoiiils
FSiE!o^C5^uI5bto3
develop friendship by pro-
vWIng contacts for single, lapa-itodor
divorced men/woman
For more information vrito: Friends Plus, P.O. Box 40S2, Greonvllla, NC 27034.
LONELY, Noad a date? Mae? that special tomaona hx^l
spaci
Call Oatotime toll free 972-7474 anytime day or night
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 100
Poopla seriously interestod In losing weight. 1 000-440 4741
WEIhY LiS Nutrition, Call 754-0101.
007 SptClRl NotiCRS
hTRa? TASfXTiiSSi
Unique taclllty. 150 peple max lol. Rac<
Imum Catorad or net. Racor<ted music or live band. Band Is
avallabto tor gi^anywtiere
Ask tor Shall. 7:
CUSTOM OUSS etching matto to order. Windows, mirrors, autos. 750 9924
Wi CaPy ftAnklTTs
(Everaady) tor all makes ol watchesi Floyd G. Roblnion Jowaltrs. Downtown Evans Mall. 7M-24S2
WE PAY CASH for diamonds^ Floyd 6. Robinson Jtwelors, 407 Evans Mall, Downtown Graan villa.
Oil Autos For Salt
TO BUY!" EASTGATE MOTORS,INC
I East Graan villa Blvd. Graanvllla, 355^2193
BdU WMiTIHUKiT PoT
tlac*Chryslar*Bulck*Do dga*GMC Truck*Plymouth. Call Toll Fret IS0OaO3S144. "Historic Tarboro"
Tiue MT8V IH "T
Nrlh Memorial Orlva, acreaa (rom Helldoy Inn Trucks, cars, vans, Waiars, leaps, whatever your auto naaa may ba, we
probably have It in stock. If we dan't wa'il de eur bast to M It. Pleaie stop by or cali7^.
friMwrnii
mHomI eondlflaiir,Ooo i
Call7-M7.
mlk
fWnOlKTl
Itlen. Days
^ doer, txciliant condltlen. Days Monday Fri day, 7 174.
019
ClMvroitt
^toUtoe. 4V. 4400
- h
019
dMvroItt
CAW WB
emrnm. H4, Sn. m OMLiiHbN.
tWlIviMLirtiCiievWe
wm
iM ILCAAUM Wa
iNn, mutt tat to apprectato.
CaN 791-77; altor p.m.
iwCiiWgWi.4
tlraa, now paint lob, now remaniiiacfurqd ar ~ ~ awdHlt%W.CaM
m wm M________
AM7FM IM, fair candHton.
immn^ iw CtrlVBTTt
,#iMrat
SimiwgXHa!
IP9 wiynfiia.
M CiTATMWliaiciifiadi. Air, AM7FM. 4 torftftt. lUM
flllWle aXGOIIinT GOnCRTIOn. nwwp.
aH7S4-SS.
llMAItU,4daar.air,poMr stoartng and brakat, automattc. t awior, tow milas, S3000. 7S4-OMS.
hhCAMkICussic
avorylMng. Must sail, getting company car. SON nogonabto. 734-1^734-2117.
19 CUiVCTTA iPMt. 5 ipaod. AM7FM cawttte, onw ownor, axoallant condWton, vary mitoage. SMB. Call
im HIVAlIT avalla;.
Typa to. Air. AM/FM radio UHOtto. Excaltont condition. Owner moving. 754-7042 after 4.
OU diryslRr
tW^^ySfll^S^orSer:
New vinyl (op, new headliner, new sat of Mkhelln
tires, very, very ctoan. Asking tlOM. Call 75^7915.
017 Dodgt
*
SE. 4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, air, power steering, AA4/FM, 55,500 mites, 1 owner. Excelleni condition. SI400. Call 754-4475.
Pit Fprd
column, AAA/FM cassette, good
fires, runs well. 14. 3SS-11 aftorS:.
1947 MUtTANO, 4 cyUndtT automatic, excallenf condltton, S2SM.7S4-SS41
1949 lYd. S3. Cheap transpor-tatlon, 2 North S^an Di^, Call anytime, 754-^.
1971 FORD WAOON, 3. 7 2240.
197S FOD GRANADA. 44JI miles, very ctoan. $13. 7 4477.
19 PORO PINTO, Good con<fl~ Non, 744-2U1, after 4 p.m.
1970 FhD MUStANO 11. Dapandabto car. Call 7 40, aftort:.
1971 PINTO WAOON, excellaf
condltton, now tires, ^gower
steering and brakes. 744-3
197 nilMOlf. 4 cy'ilnder,
cylinc
automattc, air, power steering, low mitoega. SttOO. 7S4-3974.
l9P6kbMSfANOAt303 Power steering and brakes, tilt wheel, air, cruise, power windows, t fops. LoadM. Price nt-gotlabto.a>ll7g-04.
19 MUStANO At, 7,0 miles, like new. Leo Venters Motors Inc., Aydsn, 744017)
If TMUNbilBikD PilA
Sorlat. Ford Exocuttve. Leo Vontors Motors Inc., Ayden. 7440171.
010 Lincoln
Ford Exocuttve. Loo Vontors Motors Inc., Ayden, 7440171.
021 OMsmobil*
I97S (^'te W;4|UaU
condition. MOO. Call 754-
1979 TVTLAIi iuprama ------- 41,0 m4to4.^jna
awnar, air, crulae.
19 CuTUsi filiJT-a doo^ sedan with air, tilt wheel, cruise, etcetera. Priced to sail! Call 3550040
Ifll CUTLASS CIRA Brougham. AA4/FM stereo, tilt wheel, cruise. Days, 7S7-I940. After 4,155-7391.
1904 CUtLASS Supreme^ ' of extiws.
owner, low mllos, lots M995 or best offer . 7-7S14
022 Plymouth
197 -Fcl and sporty, will fiance, SI99S, 744-3744,
Stokestown AAotors
19 PLYMOUTH Reliant, 4 door, low milts, under warranty, asking S4,000.7540300.
023 Pontiac I^^SlA?SHNvuf
Low mitoaga. Excellent condition. 1 owner. Call 754-4944.
19 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 4
spatd, AM/FM tape, tow milei.
very good condition. Must sell --54i7at1
522-5447 after 4 p.m.
19 PiAeOiD fe, 4 cylinder, loaded, new tires. SSOO down.
takeover payments. 355-2512.
024 Foraian j5s?H4?IMlToS?Xstm5!
1979 MB, angina and body In excaltont condition. Interior tair condition. 547. 75702, leave name and number.
1970 TRIMUFH TRi. 50 MUt sell. Call 757-12.
1971 VOLKtWAOEN convert Ibto. 522. After A155-50
1974 TVoTa Corolla station wagon, (iood condltton. 511 nogotlabto. 754 45 attar 7
1970 VLKtWAOON AABOiT dtosal, mitos par gallon, good condition, air, sun root, 1 owner, 45,0 miles. 51995 negotiable. Call 757 0231
19 DATSUNIMZX, black, new
radlals, 5 speK. air, AM/FM stereo cassette, 55,0. Call 7-
7931 after S p.m.
11 MOb Atorcedts 6eni, ex-ceUent condition, tinted glass, must tell, 754-1115
19 TOYOTA CiLltA Y lift back with supra package. Mutt tall, 7 20, after 4 p.m
19 bAnUM 'MAXiliK'W
ed. Call 74A2747 after 1p.m.
bAftUti^MISliAN'ientri
11
statlonwagon. Pgwer steering, power brakes, automatic, AM/FM stereo. rMr window dafroster, 25.0 mitot. Lika naw Intida and out 551 firm 75a 2409. afternoons and tvenlngt
19 HbUbA AicbAb 7t.
AM/FM castattt, air, 5 speed Must sell. 555 Call 7 1491
attar 4.
19 lUIAftU L. 2 door, hat
chback, toc^ air, luy^gj#
rack, AM/FM ttorao. mitos 73b 10, anyttma.
19 Td7W* ITAIlIT 2 door, air, 4 ipaad. AM/FM
radio, gray with black stripes, 49,0 mllet. good condltton.
541. MIckI, 795-4407 after 4:.
19 BLUi iUlAkU Oi. wagT
Fully aqulppad Bast otter. Call 757 U44.
19 HSHM Ix. 4
door, air, 5 tpaad, cruise. AM/ FM caiattte, 4 tpeakart, power windews. 11,2 mItot, 1 owner, Mcallant condltton, 0. Call 7S4-M04,nlghH.
ON BicyclM For Sal*
wm
iVB bii.lh(8 oihl Hvtoh. dirame rttor. AH Chre-mofy-Custom comewtobto. Coeto PM. Sell tor 01 cillTIHOTiilghfs.
LiRiinNrrom ioj^
cruliar.5lM.AftorS,llbl
bike Balloon tirw, gM i -37.
tton.Aiklnf|4l-7lb3
iFHiiRnrerFTiripsa
txceltonf
bicycto Llho now, condltton. 00 or bed oftor 74MI
MtBtMBtir
Evlbrude, US berseptwor. iw-m
S2J. Alter Aon loe-xem.
NMttiamaMPT.wis
teri^oiwir mmm. 744-wt,
imiSirTSBttCsrsi:
HW wiNi fdtuonlMi IrbHar. 71M771,aterA
tM
CBBMjMMwlPBIBWt
ttab,tML7SI.
TiUCB tWili."li(S^y ^
tlbb bt tt4. Rbised reef ttbyBlbia, Mbrtlng at MW.
iAuSnHByi Eacblto 0. Good condHtan
prk.7SbOl.
ON CydM For Salt
BBT ton! t
portoct tor ChrtotoMO. 54.
tUtUKI MobMk, oxceltont candllton,l0.757-01.
VMiUMa i7QTb'4 ilfiiiiLOs . on tale now. Ston's Cycle : Canter, Inc. Ml Dickinson , Avenue, to are Excttontantll k 7y-0S3.
ma msssiA ussTEssr ^
tton, excellant tor tmaU cMW, ^ 532S.7S2 7434. after 5 p.m.
1979 HOhbA MPtb. In fairly ^ oondtttan. II. Call m
19 HONDA XR-MM, tSTSlr best oftor. 1979 Yamaha YZ-I2S, 53 or best ottar. Brand naw r
19 Honda CR) paid am.
ISbSB
Best otter . After A MSni.
HM HONDA NIOHTNAWK 4.
517. Call 7Sb07)4.
H NONOA croo. Lika new condltlen. 7a-0034
040 jRtmgVRfit
BBTTnBSBIfr
drive, fully equtaped, naw Nret, 545. Day Mght ISA
77, ask for Tommy.
H74 JEE^ tu, good rumitig condHtan, looks sharp, great for huntlHbtlOW. 74440.
041
Truckf
imM?SuNp!d!XnMti^
shocks and brakH. 7S0-27
days, 744-3714 mghft. . Ask for Jackie.
1979 CHEVY HEYENN wHh 11 Ponftoc motor. 37A00 mitos, air, poww brak^gmer ttaar-
alr, power br Ing, AM/FM.
197 oooao adventure, TfM mitoa, 1W. 7S4tt, after 3 p.m. anyttma weekends.
1979 EL AMIlid iavrotot, naw painf, SMO. Days 757 1949; nlghft754-40O.
1979 FORD F1M. 49,0 mitot.
black, very good condltton. ill7M-3til.
537. Call 75
irRiBrfiMdi5rE5
mltoa,l.CaHa4-S01. mi iiff WSSNflrv^ ctoan. Priced to tell, 719 ac
tual milea, C2S-4744.
19 FOhb )(L ^IN. lr, automatic, AM/FM ttorao, 5S4. Call ISS-ION after 9 p.m., Chrto.
19 NvObLtt iilverado, all extras, partoct, 574. 7S7 1434.
H FORb #1, 4 whaal drlv! extra nice. Lee Ventara Motors Inc., Ayden, 7444171.
19 0M JliRMY 4x4 beta M9;
loadad, >94. Days 7S7 nights 714-400.
044 CMMCart
fSBSSPfSTIfrSrtto
my home or In Unlvorslty area. In yeur home. Days, Monday Friday, 70 Oaf.
TIAaHI'^id ilka to^
cMWran in bar hama off Can7M-77.
Ingre Shlh-tiu pupptot ter tale, 51. Will hold one of those
puppies tor Santa Claus. Sorry, only 4 tot
toft. Call anytime attar 4 p.m., weekdays, 11 a.m. on Sunday 7547M
AK OLOtU RttOltV^il pupptot, excaltont bloodlint, all' sh%, wormed. Will hold until Christmas. Call 7I0.
AKi lioiiTfeliO ilbarlan , Huskies. 70 4577 after 7.
isriiSimneriibSiiii.
Huskey's, black and white, ready ter Christmas, 75453, attor4p.m.
AKC REGIStERED maltosa . puppies. Call nights or weekondt 70-2255.
AKC TOY FOOLE ^k-Ingntto, miniature dachshund,, Yorkshire torrtora (tiny bread), , Cocker Spantoli. 1 fomalt, 0 month oldboxar. Call 7343401. Will hold until Christmas.
AKC YORk Shir# Terrier. Ready tar Chrtotmas. CaH after *
4p.m.7S7-.
AUTl#)L'oldtn fttttW
pup, AKC, II months oM, 51. 1 >445701
lanytimo.
CCkAYil for sato 539. and up. 7949!.
DEER MOUNDS for sale, (tall, atterp.m.7S402.
?5$nFioi$Ti1EiFl ngllsh '
Setter pups, 4 weeks, S2M,
wormed, 1st shots. Dam to young (or OF A. Sira OFA clear. Strong Mr. Thor Lint, social
rong iMd. ( 334 24.
FREE KlfflNS V3 5lamas; vary aftoctlonato. Call nightt or waokands. 7S12255.
f^llt h)^Fl5 >art Cocker Spantol. 70-41.
NiMLAVlTAtib kittens. C. F. A. registered. Ex-
celtont pets with sweet loving illttes ......
ptraonallttet. 52 I 237 2442
AARAKIT, 7545049.
FET HAVU iMlMOftlAL Park '
hat all your naodt for your tlmo ot grtof. Wt have cholea burial j >lolt. coaket
ptott, coakets special for pelt, flowers, nsourmants for ptfs, for
you te bury In our cemetery or
your favorite spot at home. Opan 7 (toys a weak. Call any time 1 747 MS.
BiT
S
TifFtil pufipm: each, dawornsad. 4 weeks old
Gml
at tor Christmas. 70-5)99.
ir^Tifinb ptm
BfiBpMra
pupptot, mala wd tomato, black and silver, black and tan and solid white. 7 4217.
SYLVIA'S OMOMINO Parlor and protottlonal grooming and training. Oba(Hanca and protoc tion. 704712.
ukc FIGtlTilTbKarr^
rtora Alto Beagto pupptot. 70-S4I9.
0S7 HRipWantwl Administratlvt
pus naedad al Martin Cammum ry Collagt. Raspantlbto tor
organliing and promoting coursM In Bortto County. Must..) ba abto to work Itoxibto hours. , whan naadtd. Bachator Dagraa , Irad, Masters pratorrad;
with community tarvlct axparl-.
anca ar community coHaaa work^ pratoTed. Appllca-|
axpartonce
tions accaplad through , 19
Job Sorvtoa, ., Emptoymant Security Commit , tion, Washington, Stroal, i Wllllamston, NC 272 Equal , ^ppajito^/ANIrmatlvo Action ,
praftaalonaMy , #iwed. RaaaenaBto ratea.'!
&
haanaw dapartmaataf?
anM to payabtot and lion aaawmai. Satory lurato ttth awariance. Rapty
SI
HilpWMrivd Oirical
emmiUrn,
tdMrtidM inviduat o( Mah bi-giity trnm to fill bookW
organlzaHonal iuIrMi, Exctitont
----- 1, XI
BoutovanL GrMn-vllto.NC.
MKfAt LAn Strvictog Clirk. Sto Ra*mw wim ltory nqukeminto to Fin Fd*ral, Itonitan Sw Crwcti, P.O Box WX,GfMnvHto,NCl7BM. ICTINIt MiTION volloblo with growing OpMhabnic practict. Excollom Miory and btnafllt. Sand roMiM to OpWhalmic Racaw Nomst, PX> Box 1N7, Groan villa. NC27ns.
SdkttAKY/lOKKEEPEr Typing, boofckaaplng, payroll, toma knowtodga o computars halpM. to por hMr . X hour* par waak. Contad Chat Emarson, Be^ Club of Pltt County. 3to D4S.
TV^ISTS-SCHETAmES
Xt-Wordi Par Minuto. Cali IRC Tamporary Sarvlcot, Inc.
_liyrm_
WANtED: Payroll dark ara now Intorvtowing tor a payroll dark. Must ba abla to nip a calculator with touch Huantty; typing, didatlon. par lonnol and Insuranco knowladga It a plus. 7 paid holldayt. Christmas vacation pay^ X woak yaar work. Apply In parson Barca Inc., Highway n, 4 lana Grifton, Big Butlar Building at Pm-Unotr iuaa
County Lina.
W HAVE AN Immodlato opaiv Ing tor a full tima offica tacrr tary. Excallant pay and banatlts. Must have soma background In offica work. No phona calls. Lowo't of Graon-vllla.
Word Processors
Earn top pay with Intarastlng attignmann at loading com panlas In your community.
lAAAAEDIATE
JOBOPENINGS
KELLY
SERVICES
The Kelly Girl People
355-7850
X4-E. Arlington Blvd.
The Arlington Cantor
ftagancy-Ni
EDEI^F
/H
059
HtlpWanttd Medical
ofS?AL^f$il?ANr
Immadlato position avallabla for mature enthusiastic individual with a minimum of 2 years of coHage to assltf general dantlst. Prater health related background In-off ice training provldtd. Salary commensurate with axparianca. Minority ap piicants encouraged. Submit rasumaorapplyat Assistant tu North Grace Street Rocky Mount, NC27M1 Ul tECHNICIAN needed tor growing medical practice. ClA/MLT or agulvalent Expo rianco ragulred. Sand resumes to Lab Technician, P.O.
IW7,Graanville,NC 27135
Box
LPN NEEDED tor large madi cal offica. Good benefits. Expa-rlenca ragulred. Pieasa sand resume to LPN, P 0. Bax IW7, Graanvllia, NC 27135.
iLTTATIff II to lupenHaa real danflal tarvtoas aampanant tor
the mental retardation unit. Must have 4 year degree In the Human Service field and 2 years of experience working with mentally retarded clients. Prefer someone wifh super viaory experience Good salary and benefits EOE. Contact Edgecombe Nash MH/MR/SAS, Personnel Department, P.O. Box 4047, Rocky Mount, NC 27KD
NtO iW HABILITATION Technicians (Couple preferrad to manage group home for mentally retarded females). Must havo at least high school degree or an equivalent and 2 years of experience with mentally retarded clients or combination of education and experience Good salary and benefits. EOE. Contact Edgecombe Nash MH/MR/SAS, Personnel Department, P.O. Box 4047, Rocky Mount, NC 27003. REGISTERED NURSE. PosI tion available working approx Imatoly I5 X hours per week. Must have prior experience In health education. Computer ex perlence helpful Send resume to RMlstered Nurse, PO Box lto7,(>reenvllle,NC 27035,
REHABILITATION
COORDINATOR
Part tinte Into possible full time. If you like flexible hours/days, initopendence and a good hourly wage this lob Is for you. We need an RN in the Greenville area to speak with injured workers, physicians and employers. You need trauma experience. Sub mit your resume to: American Rehabilitation. Inc., PO Box 4402, Wilmington, N.C. 20406 or call flf-392 405.
WANY a JOBT We're looking for you, nurses assistant, part time rellet, 7-3 and 3-11, experl ence preferred, nof required, willing todo hard work and have general Interest In elderly, app ly Monday-Frl^y, lO-A n
uYlsAcceptod
M
Htip Wanted Miscellaneous
COORDINATOR OP IN-HOUSE ALCOHOL PROGRAM
PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL
asuLirisw
In-House Alcohol Program. Duallfied candidatos must poetets alcohol counseling ex-
Ptrlenoe and be CAC or oligibto. Ba or MS in counseling or or?!?? P'**^'Od.
PCMH offers competitivo salaries and exceilenf benefit packagc.For consideration send resume or apply at:
E ntpioyment Office
PlfrCOUNTY
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
Gaskins Leslie Center P.O.BoxaOX Greenville, NC27S34 EOE/AA
COSMOTOLOCIST WANTED. Send resume to: CosmotoigisI, Box IM7, Greenville. NC 27I5 ESTABLISHED FURNITURE chain seeking foliowing personnel: Credit Manager, Auistant Credit Manager, Service Coordinator, Asslsfant Warehouse AAanager. Excellent benefit package with salary based on experience. Rapid Advancement. Send resume to; Fur nituro, P.O. Box f*7. (keenvllle, NC 27t34. Only experienced need to apply.
EXCELLENT INCOME tor part time home assembly work. For information 504A41-M03, extan Sion ffSI. Open Sunday.
Experienced roofing
personnel with qualit' workmanship history stir
needM
Eastern Coaflngs Inc. 757 3355.
HOMEWORKERS wirecraft
production, we train house dwellers, for details write, P.O. Box 223, Norfolk Va, 23501.
HOUSECLEANING WORKERS needed. Must have own transportation wtd live within 2 miles of Greenville. Referonces re quired and experience pretor red. Must work 36 40 hpors per week. Call Willis Maid Service. 752 4043.
I.E.S MANUFACTURING NOW HOLDING INTERVIEWS S400 + PERWEEK ENERGRYCONSERVATION
We bellveve high pay brings good workers. Join the fast growing dynamic energy con servation industry. Outstanding potontlalfor;
1. Installers
2. Sales reps 3. Management
4. Dealers
No experience necessary, neat appearance a must.
For Interview go to; Holiday Inn, US 70 and 25( Kinston, NC Monday, December 16 10a.m. or 7 p.m. sharp.
NO PHONE CALLS INDUSTRIAL Mill Supply salesman wanted tor Greenville area, experience preferred. Send resumes to Industrial Mill Supply, P.O. Box 1W7, Green vllto.NC 27135.
LINEMAN WANTED for
distribution power line work. S12.75 per hour tor first class lineman. $13 per hour tor lead lineman. Call 946-8164.
PROGRESSIVE local area dealership needs Parts Manag er with GM experience. Excellent opportunity tor person with experience to move Into management. Send replies to Parts Manager P.O Box 1967, Greenville NC 27835
S A S CAFETERIA hristmas help needed for dining room and
serving line. Apply In person between 8 and to a.m. or 2 and 4 p.m. No phone calls. SECRETARY-helper. Duties; some typing, simple bookkeeping, answer phone, pick up mall, run errands, 8140/week, plus car expense Write with photo, SECRETARY-HELPER, P.a Bed 1S67, GreenvHle, NC 2708.
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HtH> Wanted Miscellaneous
MACNINItT niEofeO, mSS alse be able to cut and waM, 756^509
aUJM FRAnCHISE HoMfl Greenville area seeking experienced Executive houeefceeper. A^lcants interesled should send resume and references to Housskaaper, P.O. Box 1967. Growvilto. NC 27835. EOE. MARKETWO dlllECTOn En^ fry tovel posftian tor reglonet mall. OulMlng, organitod indL vidual wlih expertonct or ex
experk posure in refailing, <
rtislng.
production, media buying, community evertfs, promoiions, public relations. Good training and growth potential. Our employees know of this opening. Equal Opportunify Employer. Sand resume and salary re-qulrements to Marketing Dhec-tar, PO Box 1967, Greenville. NC
27835.__
MEDICAL Transcriptionisfs and Executive Secretaries needed immcdlatoly Contact Manpower, 757-3300.
NEED EXTRA INCOME? Bring a customer to Family Hous-tog. If they purchase a mobile home, you will receive S100. Make fast money eaM. 164 By pass Greenville, NC. Sea Booger, Ron or Greham, 35S-SOU.
NEWS AND OBSERVER car
riers. City routes. No coltocting. Musi have car. Call 752-3689 after 5p.m.
OUTSTANDING Opportunity for account executive wifri growing Eastom NC advertising agency. Entry level, but some knowledge and experience in the advertisTng field is preferred. Send resume and any supporting documents to Account Executive. P.O. Box 1967, (rreen-
vllle. NC 27835._
PART-TIME Secretary for local Insurance Company. Send resume to 217 Commerce Street. Greenville, NC.
PERSON TO SLEEP in with el derly woman, nightly. Widow pretorrod. 752 2796. PROFESSIONAL RESUM composttkxts. Roasonable rates. Call Judy at Atlantic Personnel 355^7931
tRactor/trailer
DRIVINGCAREERS
BEGINATI1
CHARLOTTE TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL HIGHWAY 16 NORTH CHARLOTTE, NC
CALL NC 1-800-521-1933 OTHER, 1 800-222-6407
TRACTOR
TRAILER
DRIVERS
Are you good enough to hook up with us?
If s time your outstanding skills earned you the benfit of steady work, weekly settlemenfs, lafe model equipment, lease/ lease purchase programs and morel Our exp^lng nationwide trucking firm has im mediate openings for dedicated, hard-working drivers with 2 years of over theroad box van experience. We also need outstanding OWN E R / OPERATORS. Call:
800-682-6574
National Freight, Inc.
Ltaving ordinary trucking companies miles behind.. Equal Opportunity Employer WANTED; Hardworking per sonnel for supermarket to work varied hours. Apply for any dapartment. List experience and salary axpected. Send reeumes te: PO Box OreenvlHe,9tC 27834.
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HtlpWairtMi
MtecaflMGous
idMiMtfSTaMinS;
Me^y and YhurMtoys. CaN
tfb* tiAIL* drfvm. iliMW toem operatton. home mmry week, excstliwt pay and benefits. Including pension program. Interviews Saturdey. TLI, 883^2324188.
041 ItelpWaiitad Sates
grmving shoe company is management persennel ility wtd willingness to Competitive setory end rat benefit psckege. For in-torvtow. cell 1 2724243 or 1-^ I6M.
GusaM Shoes Division Edtoon Brothers Stores ATTENTKM; Youngpeoplebo
I laaTis I
modtoto openings wHh protos^ skanal soles organization Introducing cleaning product to pubHc. Will travel to ell msjor cities CMcego, Detroit. Los Angeles. Miami, New York. New Jersey No enterience nocessery. Contact Mr. Marshall at 75^7884.
ELECtROLUX EPOS - Vat urns end shempooors, new ntachlne warranty, dealer. Call 7564711
"RGYiALi
New sales team now forming to sell full service energy reletod products.
I. Sales Raps4e 118488
2. MANUFACTUER REPSM
SS8488
3. Oistribvtors/ 0atlars4i
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Ferlntorviewtogo:
Holiday Inn US 70 and 258 Xlnston,NC Monday. Docwnber 16 lOa.m. or 7p.m. sharp NO PHONE CALLS
ENERGYSALE^
New sales team now forming to sell full service energy related products.
1. Sales Raps-totN488
2. MANUFACTUER REPS4t
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3. Oistrllwtors/ Oaalars-to
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For interview logo: .
Holiday Inn US 70 end 251 Kinston. NC Atonday, Oecember 16 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. sharp NO PHONE CALLS FITNESS wentod
iS MINDED person for sales position In progreuive athletic facility. Send resume to P .O. Box 17285, Raleigh, NC 27619 or cell 787-8619 tor en Interview.
GET INTO THE exciting field of Cable TV. If you enjoy meeting people end marketing a product people enjoy this career is tor you. Please mail resume to Marketing Department, P.O. Box 4612, Rocky Mount, NC 278034612
SALES SERVICE Represcntat
Ive tor local termite pest control company. Pay is draw and commission. Opportunify for advancement. Good benefits Including vehicle and insurance. Experime helpful. Apply with Termlnix, XI6 South Memorial Drive. EOE.
SALESPERSON
Aggressive person willing to learn distribution of petroiaum and automatic products. No experience necessary as we will train. Ideal candidate to live within 50 miles of Greenville NC to sell petroleum end automatic products to oil jobbers, autometic jobbers, wholesale growers and mess merchandisers. Excellent opportunify for right person to join this growlM well established Company. Success Is based on integrity and firm dealings. Salary expense and car tornlsheo. Soma travel Is required. Send
resume to J .M. Shaw, P.O. box 31845, Charlotto,NC 282)1. SALESPERSON. Need am-bltious person who likes outside sales. Selling new and used office machlnM. Pohmtlal te S2S,000. High commission against draw bo-1171.
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HbIp Wanted Satet
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Seles experience e eiMt. PhologripMc ar arRstlc aqsart-anot er w eye tor caler ani heMil M nM
Can 7SI 27I6 Ti
sary Friday.
TRriBrsTBTirTisr
ttons avallabto tor guiBltod persons. Moftor e career Ihat combines Ihe bset toatorae of your own kuelnesi eddto
status fives, pr
12
HtlpWaalad
Taadwrs
!DfD^ paH Hme etoclrical engineering instructor at Beaufort County Commwdty Colloge. Must have etoctrtcal contractor's Ucente wHh todue-trlMexperlsnce preferred. Meet be avaUaMt Monday and dtod-nesday avanlngs tram *4 pjm. Contact Tom Heath or M^ Carowan (94-614) by Daotmber 28, I9M. Ar Equal Oppertunify/AttirmeHve Actton Employer
0*3 HttpWanted Tedmical ft Tradts
ELRRicSSRDEoR?
penance preferred. 7560978. ENGINEEk - Ouallfled to design 2-way and microwave ready systems. Broadcast knowledge desirable, im ntediato opening with established Eestom NC cofuutting firm. Resumes to P.O. Bex 1121, Grewivllla.NC 27834
EXPERIENCED plumbor in tervlGe work end new construction. 7560970.
MASONS NEEDED I
ly. Excellent opportunify. salary and/or hourly poslttons available. Top pay. Moving expenses, Excellent benefits. Raleigh area. Only experienced need apply. Call ft9-6i-SS28. NOW HIRING, and Irelnaes.
etors ter
Exparlencad Sewing machine operators tor single needle, double needle, overlock, setoty
stitch, blind stitch mechirws. etcatora. Good pay and fringe banaflto. 7 peMhoiidaya wd vacation pay. Berea Manufacturing Loungawear. We're locatod on Highway ll bypass, W mile north of Pm/Lenoir county lines at O-ifton. Apply In person or cell 52443W. WOODSHOP FOREMAN. Opening for someone with experience using table saw, band saw, planer end other woodshop
equipment. Must have ex^l-ence as a foreman In construction or simlllar type work. Send resume to Worksrtop Foremen. PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.
064 Work Wanted
Au^S^^Ricr^^
resonable rates. Also leaves raked and hauled away, roots and gutters cleaned, dell 756-S2A4 anytime.
PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE CARPENTRY WORK Wanted.
No job too smell. 756-1616. GUTTER CLEANING Service. Prevent costly repairs, increase life of your gutters. 756-2249. HOME IMPROVEMENTS, ad ditlons. remodeling, repair, cabinets. Cell 7S6-4mafter6.
SHALLOW WELLS drilled. First 30 foot, $150. Includes pipe endpoint. 1-123-7114, Tarboro. SMITH CLEANING Services. Prefer offices and cleaning large houses. Also do painting houses. Cell 355-7476 or 746-4595. SPRAYED CEILINGS, plaster.
sheetrock repair Eshmetos, 756-7116.
Free
TRY OUR SPRING CLEANING Services. Whet bettor time than now? Guaranteed best service aver. Kelly M Girls. Best reaching hours after 5 p.m. 1-9464046.
WILL SHAMPOO RUGS and housec leaning. 752-7805.
WOULD iktBAiYilf tor
Thd PWty Ruftector, GfovWu. W.C.
M WBTkWawlBd
jaraoTiorsb
andeuf. Ceraals iwtMtod. Rmm
CaNtoct Oevetand E. Caib dby 1,7 2472erl-t9S^16U.
i Beddiee A Lewdscap-big Servtoe^ Gredtog, saadbig. plant Uirwta/lraas. tortlllzatton, lime.
treUi. stomgiqreii. toem and
t . Can
T4rVM.W2a4. tiSBif Ltkrii'S leaning Sarvtoe. RsiidwHal and cam^
bandad.mm PAJMTING. MfTERIOR A
years experience. Work guarantoad. 7564B73. aftor 6 FtW*AtKM,frrend ab-candNtoner repairs. 24 hour sarvtoe. 746-2114. RCMOOELIN6, Renovation, cuetom^uMt addttions. No job toe large or smell . IS years lecei experience Cell Normen Mactoed at 7534399 eftor 7 pjn.
61 AntWuts
wabiut suit, newly upholstored end restored, price nogoliebie Catl7SS2S62.
GAM TABLE. tIH top. tary, 7564945.
69 Auctiom
contoct Country Boys Auction A Realty Ogyeny, Weshinglon,
75 Computers
disk drive plus extras. S300. Call 7Sb7782.
IBM COMPATIBLE S12K. 3 drives, monitor and software, must sell, 7564685. AOtOSUCK TI
computer with toy Aftor 5. cell 756-m
mcks.
color
S100.
OM Fuel, Wood, Coal
ALL OAK FIREWOOD Cut, spltt, delivered and stacked. 90 a cord. 5^2901.
CHAIN SAW SALES And RmM. One Stop Equipment sSn And Service. Greenville, NC,83AI367.
FIREPLACE AND HEATER
Wood. Cut. spilt and delivored. 180/cord. 2 cords minimum. Cell hardwood. Cell 1 7984751. FIREWOOD, all hardwood. Any si or length. 180 e cord or iVk cord for $110. 5 cords, 8350. Detlvered free. 1423^5407 or 8214837.
GUARANTEED OAK. Mi cord, delivered and stacked, $45.758-8962.
J AND F WoodMrvke, all Oak, buy now, reasonable rates. 355-52M or 7564457.
MCLAWNORIPS oak firewood. MIt, stacked and delivered. Olsoount tor more than one cord. 756-7703.
OAK FIREWOOD for sale; Seasoned or Green Cell 75244 er 7534847, aftor 5 p.m.
OAK kl*90D splH, stacked and delivered. (Jlscount for more than 1 cord. Cell 7564979. after 6 p.m.
OAK FIREWOOD. Dry, season ed or green. Any length, ready togo. Call 75244 aftor 6.
OAK FIREWOOD for sale.
by
the cord or Vk cord. Good prices. Spilt delivered and stacked. Cell Tin
1-5363, anytime.
TTre"
OAK FIRE WOOD, S4S a truckload. Call 758-3384 aftor 6 p.m. weekdays.
OAK FIREWOOD FOk SALE. Dellvsred. Call 82S-1984 or 825-0568.
OAK OR MIXED, dry or grafT Will deliver. Discount you pick up. 756-3623.
OAk ^0 Fok teto, m delivered and stacked. Call 752431, after 4 p.m.
OAK WOOD FOR SALE; Call
M Futl,WG0d,GMl
ItXiSilo *Uk<0 HAko
weed tor dNhiery. $41 hUt oand. 7564581
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top ce price tor tomHure, ap-pwances end houMheW mar-
Cabi and Ring man mmt
DOUBLE BED I yearMd. meT tnsM end box springs. 8188. CaN 7SF4M9
MOVMG TO SMALLER house Need to sell W" couch, sue. Large maple coffM tobfo. S45
TT'tolanial green couch, SI2S. Firepiaoe sH, tS All in good conStton CallanerS.7564lw7^
HE SOFA, good condHton.li er im offer. One rectiner, ns. 716^3845.
Lloyds, toys, gifts, deceratiens end other items Discounted priGSS. Saturdey end Suntey, 1-5. 211 Ragland Road. Wintor-vHle
BAY'S RESALE SHOP, housr hold Items, baby Hams, cratfs, eto. Locatod in Aydw beside Lao Venters Ford. Come check us out. open daily IBS.
PLANTERS FLEA Market and Auction. Plentors Warehouse, 264 By Pass, Merlbaro Open 7 days per week. 94. Auction Friday and Saturday nighto. 7 PJM. Special Oristmes salt. Sunday iSlh. 2 p.m. Charles Beamon, seller. Cash drawing, every X minutos. From 8BIO0 dittonnt Hems for sale. Including Cabbage Patch kids, toys, brass, wood. Leonard Silver, bisque, porcelain. Door Prin, free Turkey.
POORMAm FLEA (MARKET. Open each weekend 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Highway 264 between Greenville and Washington. Depression glass. Cabbage Pattih Dolls, car stereos, leather goods, coins and books. 752 1400 or 1446-2121.
TERRIFIC WAREHOUSE sale
Alonday; Tuesday and Wednes day, 9 a.m., I2;X p.m. Gifts, novelties, cookies. Christmas candles. Up to 70% otf. Located at old Carolina Seles Corpora tion. Marine Division. Comer of Evans and 14th Street, behind the recently remodeled bulld-Ing. 752 4549.
014 Heavy Equipment
BACKHOE FORKLIFT, rent els, wHh or without operators, low rales, 7 days/week/ 757-3l83,aftor6p.m.or7S64S70.
09 Fruits ft Vegeteiiles
WEBB'S PRODUCE, 7SB79 Old Fashioned yellow cabbage collards. II bam cured Georgia red and Jewel Sweet potatoes.
092 Livestock
HORSEBACK RIDING. Jarman Stables, 752-5237.
NORTH HILLS STBLES,
Ayden, NC. 7464116. Stalls for rent with board, SK per month.
099 Miscellaneous
ALEXANDER DOLLS, new, 21" Scarlet. 21" Madame Alex ander. Beautiful baby dolls and others, a wooden doll cradle, S35.7564416.
ALL AIR CONDITIONERS, washers, dryers, ranges, retrigerators. (^ranteed, like new, reduced for quick saie; B.J. Mills, 746-2446.
ALUMINUM ROOF COATING
(5 gallon), $19.75. Mobile home skirting, $3.49. Builders Bargain Cantor. 7SB7061.
ANTIQUE CUT Glass and Nip pon and Barvarlan China pieces. Christmas decorations, small tablos, 104 North Elm Street, Saturday 10-5. Sunday, 25.
8un^, PMCfnUur 15^ 1986 p./
FAftfMtNf kitftHtfuE tor tato WietoriM Fundtom Company, nil SauM Evans SfrsM
BiifTV SM aquipm.nl tor sale Cafl74Bi7B BLU VELVEt tuft back NdrSM sate. 2 Quean Ama wing back chairv Ma naw. SISM or
iiSteN SQlkkL FUR Stole Dial 75B3889 aftor S;88 PM
CALL CHARLES tiCE. 75B a tor smaN laadi sand, top-saH. tiene, pine bark Atoa bacfchoe and iveway nark.
zm-
Afnnyt bmring TVs. strrooi. Camara's. funiHwre. xpManrei
Cain and Ring man 7W6. CATSTTTNte
tor wurl 752400
kitty while ymi're
CENTURY COMBINATION safe. Ukcnen. SSI 7564787. CERAMIC KILN S40. Call 7SB5534.
CNISTMAS PGINSETTIA, Special St.99 Eubmks Plant Fwm,IS22
502 4708. Kinaton CHRISTMAS TREES tor tato Choow your own from a
a large
3mife
tetoction ot living trw East of Fvmville on US 264 A A.C Tumage,7SB47
DOLL CRADLE. 752 3273
OOU HOUSE, oak country banch, other crath 74B14I3
OOURLE HEADBOARD wid chest - groen. Campaign style. S7S SoNd pine 4T' round dMng table wHh foaf, S75. 6 dining room chain, natd rtpair. 168. 7SBS389.
FOR SALE: ladies. W carat diamond soiHaire engagement ring, tin 7. Monday Friday to-2. weekends anyhme. 75B3306.
FOR SALE: one 3 tan usad central air condWonar and ona 2 ton usad conlral air conditioner tor moMIc homes with less than 1 yaar of usage. Half Price. See Wlllle Chapman, Saan Homa Improvtment. 75647, exton-
eion232._
FOR SALE; one lOx carport, haH price See Willie Chapman. Sears Home Improvement, 75647, extension 232.
FOR SALE: In excelimt condi Hon. formal dining room set wHh 6 chairs, hutch and serving table with drawers. Days call 70 1200. nights, 75643.
FOR SALE: Hot Point portabto dishwasher. Admiral upright freezer. 3 SampsonHe bar stools, queen size brass headboard. 752 2465.
FOR SALE; AJay Octagym, like new, 7SB219I. .
FOUR GRAND AM whHe iettor
tires, size T23S 70R15, alto keystone clastic rims, good conation, S3. Call after 6 p.m. 7524047.
FOUR NEW KITCHEN YaBLE chairs, $40. 1 usad 19" color tv, S12S. 2 new stereo speakers, 8. 746-X14.
FUN 60 CART for tale, has naw engine, S3. Call 752 3063, aftor 6p.m.
GAS LOGS, Wonderflame. Ihe natural wood fire look, SI. 756-3736, after 6 p.m.
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SYCO
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N.C. 27835 NUSENOLA PUMUtukE and aamanal goods far tala. N9 SotdTLaa Street. Aydm Star ting at 1 pjn sitryMay. 7SB
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Gootors. 59% oH list prica. Barker's Refrlgaratien, 22Z7 Memorial Ortva. 7564417.
INSTANT CASH
LOANS OH B BUVW6 TVv
gold B silvar, anv^ waiua SewHiam Gun A Shap.na-2464.
JUGS PITCHMG
atoa at
2 dozen bails. 12 x 72 cage wM potos,S18 After3:BW1
LADIES FULL LENGTH
lMthercoal.ti5-7,s Ladiet Agnar West boots, ti 6, 825 Both in mint coitoHian. 752-0209
LARGE GREEN SOFA. S12S. Matching easy chair. S40. Ex callant quattty and conWtton Country sofa, Scotchguard plaid, excellent oondHton, siis. Panasonic stereo with AM/FM. 2 ipeafcars. excellant candHion. $U. 3554733.
LARGE PARAGON 3 COLLAR
Kiln wHh sHtar, timer and tur-nHurc, 45' ciectrical wire and 22 gremware moldt. S4. 74644D.
LAUNDRY MAT EQUIPMENT tor tale. Call 355-2905. LMUIOATKM SALE - Public sale now in progra. Single beds, double beds, nightstends, dresaers. end tabtos, dining chairs, arm chairs, plate glats mirrors, tables, lamps, chandeliers, drapes, blankats, pillows, framed pictures, towels, shoets. roll-a-way beds, bar and rastaurant equlpmont, NCR cash registers and check out machines. Downtown Motor Inn, 502 Main Stroel. 0ville. Virginia.
REMODELING; Must tall gold GE stove and oven unH, ex cellent condHlon. S12S GE trash compactor, $40.7564690. REPOSSESSED - Electrolux vacuums, thampooars and uprights. Call Dealer 75647)1.
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CAROLINA OFFICE EOUIPMENTCO.
Comw at PHt 6 Oreen St.
Wb Buy ft SgII UED APPLIANCES
752-3736
VA Merritt & Sons
Since 1928
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FOB
CASHIERICLERKS
Full & Part Tim*. AIIBnflts Apply at thB rwofBSt
FteESH FOOD STORE
tondey-Fi Nursing Center, no phone
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AVON HAS openings Christmas Season. Call 751 3159.
BECOAAE A PARTOF ANNE'S TEAAA
-lAAMEDIATE NEED
For socretarlet/fypltts and clerical workers.
AAust have I years exper lenceand type 50 wpm.
Call for an appBintmont today
ANNE'S
TEAAPORARIES
758 610. Mechanic 11
Perform general preventive melntonanca on light vehicles, heavy trucks, trensif buses end censtructlon type equipment Rebuild various sIm gasoline and dtoMi engines, transmission dittorantlalt, air and hydraulic brake systems, repair hydraulic cyllndtrt, pumps, valves, air oandHlonert, electrical tyttomt to Include electronic Ignitions, gasoline and diesel fuel
iystomt. knowtodga of Hunter trant end alignment a plus AAust have own toolt and a valid NC OHver't llcanM. Starting Sato ry, ttoin to 122,443. plui a toll rHtgerfbenatlts. Apply at The City of Greenville Personnel Depiftmanl, AAunlclple build liM, comer of Wnf Sth and WMhbiqton Streets. Greenville, NC l^rl^ December th. I9N. OE/AAM^/H AAOT UAb gpportunltles; reeutor/raeerve enlistments Prtor military ear^ srelcome, Id Clfy.cellKl. 726-4774.
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9 Greenville Blvd.
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Serving Greenville Since 1965
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Accountant P.O. Drawer 7365 Greeni^le. NC 27835
' EXCEPTIONAL SALES OPPORTUNITY
Outstanding earnings potentialto $40,000, excellent benefits package including paid hospitalization, life insurance, dental coverage, company car program Growth opportunity is excellent with eastern North Carolina s best managed retail automotive organization Call Charles Coleman for interview appointment: 355-7200
Bob Barbour, Inc.
3303 S. Memorial Dr.. Greenville, N.C.
ROOFERS WANTED
Single Ply and Built-Up Reputable Firm
Health insurance, life insurance, disability insurance and paid holidays. Top pay for qualified roofers. Stable employment.
Greenville 758-2179 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
DATA ENTRY, CLERICAL POSITIONS
We are looking for aggressive, bright individuis to staff our fashion distribution facility. Greenville location. Excellent benefits. An exciting, progressive company. Must be familiar with keypunch.
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P.O. BOX 277 MANAGEMENT AD*** Kinston. NC 28501
Locations in Kinston, Greenville, Havelock, Goldsboro and New Bern
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The Miracle Machine With BuilHn Tension
And Prasauro Adluttmanis Making Sawing Troubta-Fraa At ANordabta Prices. StaocI Early WhUa Wa Hava Good
Satadiona WNIi Prices Starling At
$199.00
Greenville
Sewing
Center
GrtHfivilla Square 755-0747
Gifts for the Home
12 X 14 Rtproduclion Prim of thv year for Ducks Unljmiled from Greenville South Carolina by
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Arhnglon Hall Gifts and Art Gallery 127 Ailin^im Boubvr>l
355 2426
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756-4224
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214 Arlington Boulevard Phonr 735^4392
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Christnas Savings
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My I.IIII Pony Trantloiintii and many otnai toy*
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for Decorating Of for Gifts
wreaths bows
RIBBONS CUSTOM RIBBON CSEATIONS
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518 Dkklnson Avenue 752-0715
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PET VILLAGE
SIlSEvana 756-9222
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Red Oak Plaza 355-2296
Antiques
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DEPRESSION GLASS CUT GLASS CRYSTAL PRESSED GLASS. FIESTA NIPPON AND CHINA
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746-2188 113 Third St . Ayden NC
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ShaatSets $19.95
Comforters $49.95
Mattress Pads $14.95
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513 FLASHER
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ALL GOLF SHOES 20% OFF
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Largaat selection in EastarnI NC
Over 250 pair* to choose'
Man's and women * snoas
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GORDON S GOLF I AND SKI SHOP I
756-1003 Open 10-9 W-S !-6M
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Route 9, Bo 133 Greenville. NC 27134 75BS93B
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Dog Food o' collar
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CLUi PWCS - Enallant (lav plan an Ms 3 badraam. ivy baU vicfc tradHianai. Only a yaan garage, ftncad in tats at extras.
back yard, . _
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Tipfon and Aaaocialn. 3U7t0.
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FAiULOUS Nan
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and IVM. Call Julia Brunv. CENTURY at, Tipton and Ataviatea. 355-700. nights.
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BSOPOiO. Lmaly 4 bodreom. 2Vy both homo, quality throughout Formal oraos, aiot
bv. hugs kifchon and laundry t, Mauhful master bam
teaturas iacuct and sepvsla sbawar. Dental molding.
Baldwin brass are 0 tear spocM teaturas Univorsity Raalty. 3S5^5HO. Jaan HoppvTSAma.
BELLS FORK Framod by cauntry iMo. t74.t0 Oiscouv Iho coibttss at this ottracthw ranch. Brick Firoptacov cosbiaas. conlrU air, otectric
carpotbig. temily many bulittais. aat-bv kitchan. 3
badroams. 2 baths. 30x30 wirod warbshop. contrat wuum. OultesRaatty.7S0-S3S.
BELVEDERE EnMcing Prica RaducMan! uo.50 Hcapitabte brick randi-fypa with nica ftov Quiet street, great Mnil fliasidt warmth.
Due to phenominal growth, wc need to add expnienced Service Managers, two experienced Service Writers and Seven Techniciana. T<^ pay and excrilent benefits. Respond to: Gemge James.
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EASTWOOO. Located on a quiet street at 10 Prinea Place bi papular and coneanlant Eaatwaod Subdivisin. Ovar 1540 square feet of hooted area with toyv, termal living and
dbibig room, kitchan with aahng araa, family roam with
flraplaea, Ihrea badroams, Ivm
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cvpating, great raai 3 badraam.
kitcbon. '3 badraam, Ite wnar lot, larga Itm
750-5305.
A Spiondid Homo Etey Raaily. Inc.:-----
EIMNIR5T AREA. Locatad 120 North OvorbMk Orivt id cleaa to schools, pvks, and ttia IMvorsity Ow 150 squora teat of voa with formal living and dining room with flrepioct,
big kHchon and Mting area, three bedrooms, ana and a half
baths, big scrtanad bi porch. Big datached double gvags Fenced in yard. Pricad at U2.no. 0. 6 Nichots Agtncy. 753-012.
ENJOY THE PEACE and quiot
of this family arianttd fiaighbortiood. Charming cadv homo features 3 bcderoems. 2 beths with extra teaturas bi-ehidsd waocted lot, haatiiator nrapiaca. two cv gvags and dvk. Fv shewing, cail Jane Harrison, Aldridge and Southvland. 750-350 79-0M.
ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS
bi your now homo! Cute a button
button and loaded with
everything you've always wanted sw* m: bright chaary
kitchan. extra large sundeck, now carpet and wallpopv, fancad in yard, garage, workshop, and a nxdivated stil-v! Priced at 554,00. #231. CENTURY 11 Bass Raalty, 7SAOOUV 750-7544.
EVERYTNIMC mu couM ever want bi the country and
A woedad setting on m acre is this custom buiit homo featuring 3 extra largo badroams, 3 balhA
Jann^aira range, Anderson wbi-
na firsi
daws, stone firsplaca. Call ter kxaNan. Bloncha Forbes Roai^ ty, 750-2131 V7S^47II7.
CLASSIFIED Display
BOOOOQroWQQQaaflQQC
$3.45/hour to start
Positions available fulMime and part-time
Apply in poTBon ONLY on Mondiy bttwwn 2:00 pm and 4KK) pm KMSTON. GREENVILLE, HAVaOCK, OOLOeeOnO Md NEW lERN
Machine
Operators
Our TRW high-volufna. metal machining (acdity in Greonville. North Carolina, haa immadiato naad tor Uilled and expenanced Metal Machine Operators on second and third shifts
To qualify tor theM permanent. fulMime positions you must contact the Greenville.
NC Emplownent Security Commission, or your local E S C. to registv tor possible
referral To quality for hire (aftv retenal) candidafw must then succewtully complete the pre-hire training program which will be conducted by TRW
Interested candidates should immediately contact the Greenville Employment Secunty Commiaaion at 3101 Bismarck Street. Greenville. NC 27834 or your local E S C office, or mail resume to
TRW, Inc.
BUsiing t Suspension Dtv.
P.O. Bm BOM QfeetWs, NC 27B34
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Equal Opportunity Empioyv f4/F/H/V
CnmmvCiMTIIW
PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN AND SALESWOMEN
Wb btb looking for an sxperiencod Salts RaprosBntatitfa to join our pro-grasshft 31 yaar old company. A pro* fassional attitude and appearance is a must! Protran success for a minimum of two years in outaida commiasion sales is required.
We offer a complete training program. No travel. Liberal commissions and bonuses wHh repeat order commissions on protected accounts. Major benefits include profit sharing and medical insurance.
to see if you can qualify for an initial interview, call:
Mr. Page at 758-6075 From 10 AM to 4 PM
EARN TOP DOLLAR
TOP BENEFITS
With the worlds
#1 Temporary Agency
Thorough and dependable testing with our unique Predictable Performance System.
Insures your complete job satisfaction on all assignments.
All tests validated and approved by Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the American Psychological Society.
Call for an appointment today.
MANPOWER
757-3300 118 Reade St. Greenville, N.C.
144 Hottses For Sale
fkumi'WtDf This
ipacieua 3 beOraom, 1 home in an exctllanf
nalghberhaad h got to bt ter
^ A great buy b1ha TOa Coll Foursite Itoity, 355-730 V X
ItmHy, Bowan, 7Si-74MlXl.
FNA LOAN ASSUAPTIH How can you railat? TMt 3 badraam homo toaterte sago-
rate lauttdry room, outside agabuttdteg.
tencad-bi bock yvd and garage fv viy S4S.0B. Coir Jana Horriaan. AMridae and SouNwrtond, 75*-350W0IA
FINiT tURE HOME BUYEf^ This a badraam homo has custom built cobinafs, hoot pura and cantrai air, Wtachad utility shod tor only S410S. Call W. 6. Blount and Aiaociates ter wore bitermoflaw, 750-310
EXCEUEHT STARTER hama or Invastmant Propvty - L0 square foot homo with 3
bedrooms and 3 baths, te^
potto with barbeque grill alt S0.0B. Crdl ter more Morma-tlon. W G. Blount and Associates ter mar* intorma-tlon, 754-308.
CiMitry charmv. Noot M kapt homo, about 4te
ExcusivE Lurme
listtng
and waH kapt milas from Gfaanvil0 ottrK tiv# noighbarhaod, newly painted inaida. nesHy dacvatad with now carpet. 3 boWaema. ivy baths, tencad in bock yard, Mx30 eutsida staraga area. Ex-callant sterter hara. S44.0E
(All typos of financing . able. I Wl Davis Rai^
79-
300 - Lyte, 751-304 - BreiMhten,
na-340 - 355-2574V 754-3
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144 Housoo For Solo
dNNITRY, ik 1131 Nice flx-v ugpv S47.50. Hoipitabio brick ranch with raol parsonoll-N a car garage, chaary Araplacs, carnrte dr. carpeting, formal dMng room, toyv, family room, exfra-lorga cteiafi, 3 bodrovn, I'/i bora Not fv from Pm Community Coltege. Duffua Raaify, Inc. 7S4-S3M.
Mac TNE HALLS of thia Brook VNtey homo ter the holl-days. Located V the golf couna it teohtras hvdwood floors hroughouf cevarad by crpate, 3 badroams. 2 fu baths, termal rooms plus family room to rates A^bv
tly r
In. And b^ of all, luat 5M.O0. 491. CENTURY 11 sas Raalty,
75A4444 V 754-7544.
OOU0EWIDC with acra loti Call ter mve Intormafion. Hignlta Raaltvs 757 1 4* anytima.
Low
OQWHTOWN AREA.
54Ta Partect rantol property University Realty 3S5-SM4, Jeon Happv 754-010
DREAMS 00 COME TRUEI
Custom built a badraam. a both homo bi Camaiot in axcallant condition Groat VA loon assumgtien with vary law equity naodMi or wa tiav* * 5% flnon-cinf avaitebte. Coil Foursite
Itoalty- 355-730 or X Bowen. 73A74a4r~
MJC4*
DUPLEX, a badrooms. m bolhs each sida, good kxofion. Uva in one side and rant the olhv. Foursite Raoi^ 355730 V David Jaynv, 355700.
PaHMIvILLE area. 2 3 acres, Mate 3 badraam, a bath brick ranch, detached garage. Uni-varsNy RaaHy 3S5SI44; Javi Hoppv 04410.
CLASSIFIED DISPUY
PERDUE INC.
ROBERSONVlilE COMPLEX
A recognixed leader in pooltry nro-ceeeing has an (^lening fmr a night ehift pereonnei aaaiatant.
We are seeking a personnel assistant with the aidlity to assume managesaent of onr ni^t shift personnel function reapontible for 300 employees.
The successful candidate will be responsible for the administration of personnel policies, development programs, safety and training on our night shift. This applicant should have 2-3 years generalist eiqaerience with a BS degree in personnel management or related degree.
Perdue offers a wide range of company paid benefits. Interested candidates please send confidential resume including salary history to:
Bill Copeland Personnel Director Perdue Inc.
PO Box 428 RobersonvUle,NC 27871
An E<|Hal OpportHoHy Enployer
Thg Pity Rbftoctor.Gwenvllto. N.C. Sunddy, D>CN(iiOsr IS. 1966 |>4|
144 HbmmFstSsIr
c^fiSMEsmrfE
Opin graofroem Hov. 4 badreema. m bathe, aaf-ln kilchoN, o an a let Untvorsity
HopHy 3S5SBI4, Katharine Viii-janTW!
577B
SSYImFSKy
all the
woyl Open groatraam wHh 4 baWaami
brick ftev, 4 baWoamA m boHiA aot-in kHchan, aH a large weadW lot. UnlvanHy Roofty. 355-5144. KoHwrlna Vteoan, 750-570.
baautHutly MTs. Unlvviltv Rtalty 355-5B44,
Joan Hoppv 755*10. OUNTRY CLUB Luxurieut 7 baWoom homo wHh axquialte dateils. Nteny. many taaturea doalgnad ter your cemtert and pteoaurt. Coll tor defailt. Unt-varsHy RoaHy 95SB44; Joan Hoppv 755*10.
COUNTRY EAST af Groenviite^ Doalgnad fv Uvtng. S1A0. Smart ranch oftering brick alyt-ing. Ow ownv. Etectric hoot, poddte fiA hardwood floorA aot-in kHchan. 3 badroama. CHI-raom. Sm Totee. 755
teg fv In ovary raon day! Duffua rSmHv.
COUNTRY-FAIRFIELO Big
6rice reduction! >57,NO. awarding ronch-fyM with malic charm. Warm firapteca, cantrai air, tormol dteteg room, loyv, modorn kitcnan, 3 badraam. a batto. Pooalbla oaaumptlon. SIvi
oaaumpfion. sivaga. Near CanwnunHy Coltege. Duffua R5 aHy, tec. 7S5SNS.
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144 HousmFotSMr
m^PtiiRALLvrWirad ceupte - Brick vanov ranch.
I3N aquaro feat, cnA IVk balhA aomi ^ hoof and air, woadteova, wooded
tef. CoH tor doMla. Low IWa Coll Dovta RooHy, 750-301 -Lyte. 7353*04 - Broufl^. 79 a4M 35525740 75524
I# IVife THE Nmo
if* now wHh axceltenf teteraal rate* Id a prtc* you can't rof-UM. Graot afyta! 3 badraam, 2 bath rvKh with apocteu* araofreem and nwr. Private lecaNan and a largo tef ter
country plavurai. Raducad to S4*,9IM Tarry Hathaway, Aldridge and Southortvid. 755 350V nighte. 355530. IMMACULATE Ah6 WAiTHW
3 badraam hora In on terga tef iuaf minute*
cHy Groat Fteancteg >050. Coll FauraMt
avallabte.
RaoHy, 355730 v X Bowan, ^57434 4X0.
JUST LISTED UtdvoraHy <
ExtcuHva Noma om qutef riraat and ana of the fineat netehborhee* In Graonvilla. Coll today ter your privte (hewing. 755306 v Hating agantPV Tarry, 3S5443A ^OiAL PARK/Ph
iK/Pteo*teg Cangantelh t tevura*. (
gahw. t,50. with such nica teohirt*. Quiet thraaf. tencteg, hardwood nooTA wood wtedow*. 2 34x38, 13
oxmvcial typ* huik Bng't immadlatly.
taka
9*00. Duffua RaaHy, tec. 755 530.
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144
Cmip CmM
VraPVraW v^S
silBaB'wS
>I5SA0
2 ttery MrmAaim WHteNy afid an 5
'--ffcjsr
teorqam, Nudy.abqWamA k hdNiA aalv kM wpter, 80 Mk,
c
m
tec. 755510
Good cmdMten. CoH onyttew. 755510,79M0
Ifiws VW hr
ChriatoMS m the Rnvlica af cateJhara
iMtlouafyi
Club PteoA 4 badrooxM. 3 boMte, formal Hvteg and dMi0 roanw, large icraonod porch, and a 3
-'JSS.'CBTJUSi
homo. fZM. CENTURY 31 RooHy, 7554444 V 7557544.
ibtt tli
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_______chatyltagi
plui wohM. Great family on cantrai tht, oaf te kitcban, 3 bilraamA 10
W"
rm I
Hara
NH. Carpart. Buy. OuHua
tec.7S55MS.
NOI NOI NOI Lo0 what Santa
mothv. A mm honwi TMe 170 (quart teat 3 badraam ranch is ready te movo into It hv 2 largo dacha OT a boouNM-ly weeded lot and a grodtraom
wHh boamad cathadral catling. Call today and vap R up ter ChrtehnaA 14*00. Mil. CEN
TURY 21 Bom RaaHy, 054444 V 7357544.
CLASSIFIED DISPUY
WiU BE MERE BEFORE TOUKHOWIT...
am WE HIVE THE nSTIEST FT lOEt IMNft;
Our own Delicious COUNTRY HAM: Hickory Smokod - Curad the Old Time Way - Never Pumped or Injedtd with Prestr-vatives like most other Hams.
CALL US NOW... for the Gift that will be Appreciated Every time by your Employees, Family and Frioiids.
\
We usually sell out of our Country Hams before Christmas so Piekse" call us early to avoid dlsappoiiitmont. Wo will bo glad to hold your order until Christmas.
Happy Holidays From
LIKEVIEW PACKIHG CO.
Ikelbatnao*
SMIRSKCTD It. 1, LaBraafs, (Irka), I.C. Fbaaa 747-BIBB
T0UFREE1-HMB2-B1M
Tfc DHvBfl*ctor.Oraiwtite.N.C. Sunday. Dcwnbf IS. IMS
m
For Salt
i
m paM lob and ail orma afiaa. ptw dan ~
wil* f^aptaca, ! Tha bast
IM
M tNf MAiMkT 3
ivi. batt homa wdti tn a wail aaiabUaitad GnHttorlbaHnt
add daaMa waga! Tha basi
^ it Ma arSca! Otdy V7.m H|alta RaaHert 7S7-IM!
Haia bwyar ar br an invaatar Prtcad *a all in Ibt mid %% Call FaunHa iMity, 3SS^73H ar JCBnwnn.7St74atlXd. rr~jffiSV"lh6M n I wittv
Ibis > ba*aam hama m tba caunfry- Living roam, oat In e_ Mtcban and loncadm back yard.
." t4S.fM. Call Julia Brgnar.
' CENTURY II, TIptan and Assaciatat, m-rm. nigbts. Tama.
OREAT KM KIM. IMs pratty Siwrwood Giaans homa with 3 badrooms, baths, living room and larga aat-in kitchan is on a pratty lat and quiat straat. A bug plus tar Dad is tha naw irxia' warkshop talW. To saa ttis nica homa. call Alita Car-rl. Aldridga and Southarland. 7^JSB0or7la7l.
MEAT LOAN ASSUMPTim ImTuckar Estalas is availabla OP this I story tarmhousa. Sfacious graat room with tilbptaca. dining roam, country kRawn. scraanad porch! Call h| loMi assumption ditails and M for Sua Dunn at Aldridga aad Southarland. 7)0 35007 niglits. 3S^2S.
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144 Hmms For Salt
LtVILV RURAL HOME - 3 baOroom. ivs bath homa with a carport and staraga bam. Prop arty has a bau pond and ap-proaimataiy S acras of land. sm.000. Call W. G. Blount and Assoclatas tor mora information. Tsa-JW.
LSilSt Afff mate I baouttfui. wail kapt brick ranch homa avan momMordabia. It
a II
room with all an a lot ExcoNant vahia for homo this siza In Graanvilla. Call Can-tury 11 Tipton A Associatss, 3S5-7atI. Nights, TS-ITOi. BYOMtNER.3or4bodroom.iw bath homo in groat natghborhoad. tiraalaca has woodsfova, N acra lot. conva-niantlohaspitai. Ill Robin Hood Road, Candlawick i Estatas satJOA 7S43l7aftarap.m.
REAT BUY 3 badroom iownhousa. 141,10. VOry larga oat-in kitchan. Can ba assumad by quaiitiad buyar. Total month ly paymants undsr tStO. Call CENTURY 11 Tipton A Assoclatas 3SS. Ton ^ . MIFTON Brick tradHkmai homa canuanianca. SM.OOO. Cny firiplaca adds charm to this asm. IV story, first ownar. iraa-linad straat. cantral air, aiactric hoat, wood panaiing, carpoting, formal dbiing room.
X, comar lot. Extra largo / room. Garaga ~ Roaify. Inc. 7S-S3S.
Duttus
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144 HiMistsFrSl
l6VIly 6UTIMMMIV
with SVt acrot locatad on tha Tar Rivar. Faaturos 1 ba^aoms. I baths, groat room and dock. Mbs uniqua proparty otfarad 'at. SI If,MB. additional 4 acrot availabia. Juna Mtyrick, at Aldridgt and Soulhortand. 7SA
LdltlLV IIMMin Ohio;
homa In Bathal. Frashly paMad. Faroowallty abounds m MA 3 bodroom, 1 bath tradl-tionoi. Library with flrapiaca, lormai araao and dan. SaAar N raady for an otiirl S4S.NA Cali Suo Dunn at AMrl^ and Southarland, 7]t-3M. nights
lmilv ftiMofnrs oid^
homo m Farmvllla wtth ovor ITS tquara faat, living and dbiing room, dMi, 3 be*oomt. 1 bmis. woadMova and dotachod garaga. Now tSAW Call Sua Dunn at Aldridga and Southarland, TSt-UOO: nights. ^ISM. ^ ^
LOVtLY YftAbiflOiAL 4 badrooms. IW bath brick homa on largo comor lot bi ana of --^'s fbwst araas. Ovar 1400
squara foot, formal araas, dsn, goragt and wot bar. Ail for Ul.SM Call Sua Dunn at AldrMM and Southarland. 7S0-3500, ni^ts.3S5-lSM.
FOU iEDROOiir i baths. Mfbrtarvilia schools and pricad onV 157,100. Hignlfa Raaltors TWififanytlma.
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144 Hmew Fwr S4il
Miw aWTIMFtAI? in Mfiothaxan V 3 badroom, IW batho, many oxtras, must too to
jTSsr-ffiSta^'iT?
Biount and Asaociatta for mera menwatton,7SA3IO.
BIW LITMTi uniilo^ oraa. Appreximataly 1700 squara foot with 4 badrooms. 1 baths, cantral haat and olr, garaga, good bivott-ntW. SfASTCall Sua
Oum at Aldridge A 7SA3M: nigM%A]
NM LIStIM. ThN Cherry Oaka home faaturos 4 badroom, IV bath, all formal araas. haafad playroom or ottica over ' Ma garage, dock and . lot. 'It's a mutt saa" at 1*4,100. For more bifermation,, coH Alita Carroll at Aldridga A Southarland 75A3SQO; 7SAW0. NlW LISTINO. Asauma this V btan with low down paymant, ovar 1100 souara faat with four badrooms. formal araat, dan, scraanad bi porch and abigN car garaga. Call Julia Brunar, CEtTURY It Tipton A Assoclatas. 3SS-7001. nights 7S^7g.
NEW LISTINO In WIntorvIiir Lovely home with country decor, offars 3 badrooms. 1 bathe, formal livbig room, largo eat-ln kitchan, dan with flrapiaca and covarad patio and
fencod babkyard. Call Julia Bruner, CENTURY II TIptan A Assoclatas, 355-7001; nights 79-70X7.
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CAlTllbIV''Cxcallani 3 badroom, l bath ranch fraiihty pabitad, new woilpapor, huge graatroom with flrapiaca. Amaabigly low pi^l Univaral-t^R^ 39SN; Joan Heppar
AMILDT 3 badroom lampor|iy with vaultod calHng and flrapiaca, Idea wooded M. workthep. Univaraity Really 3S5-JM*; Jaan Hopper Tst-f 143.
ABfLdT-1'Sidram.lit homo with largo lot. Pricad bi tha low 70's. Call offica lor mera mfrormatlon. Call W. 6. Blount and Aaaociatea for moro bifor motion, ISAiaoe.
CAMtLTO - 3 badroom con-tamporary homo on a heavily - 1. CafI
I comor lot. S73A00.
offlco for more biformathxi on this lovaly homa. W. G. Blount and Asaociatat for more bifor motion. 750-3000. CANDLEWICK Big Price Reduction! VANO. Shadod lawn adds to this lovaiy 1 story cedar Capa Cod. Quial st^, coiy firaplaco, cantral air, carding, dan, modern kitchan;x4 badrooms. 1 baths, woodbuming
Ouffua
wa, patk Immodlate poaaassion.
Realty, 75AS! LIN0LL/4RAYLEIGH for sala by mmor, 501 Queen Anna's Road. 1 ttoiY traditional, 4 badrooms, IW baths. 3 car garaga. vary anorgy afttciont, woodad tot. 355-7117 tar op-
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144 Homm For Salt
UKi iLliMfOkTH. Excap-llonat 3 badroom, IWbathtuder style homa on huge wooded lot. Antoi
huge wood at, huge SCI
I confttion 7 355-Hoppor 755-1141.
LAkTilUIMMri
um-
3555055, Joan
format porch, varsity
755-11
HoapH
obla Contomporary. M4,f00 Homa offarbMchaary flrapiaca. Redwood. Electronic door opanar, central air, cathedral coHbigt. 'GroaT room, formal dtobig room, foyor. tun room, thormal flats. Parfoct area and neat Iho Medical Com^x. Duf-futR0aity,71AS35.
LAki~SLttfW6oo -
573,90. Rewarding
Flrapiaca. brick ranch-lypa with real par senainy. Cul da-sac alto. 1 car garaga, central air, carpeting, tormal dinbig room, foyer, fam ily room, oat-in kitchen. 4 badrooms, 3 baths. Graat for Itia honw^ardener. Duffus Realty,
"LlOHt AND AIRY" doKribas this pratty 1 or 3 badroom, IW bathhouse to Ilka now condition. Finance with NC Housing Money or assume tha FHA 135 loan. A big plus It tha 500 squara toot studio or workshop. 54,100. For more datalls, call Alita Carroll, Ablrldga and Southarland, 755-3500 or 755-1375.
CAMELT - Brick Vanoar, 145 square feat, 1 baths, doubte garaga, axcallant condition. 14,500.75A0M5.
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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 Pontiac 600 LE
4 door, Burgundy with Burgundy cloth interior, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM/FM stereo. AQi%
Regular $8,795......... -Sale f jHwlO
1983 Mazda 626 LX
4 door. Burgundy, 5 speed, loaded
Rxgular M,95...................Sle *7,895
1982 Datsun 280 ZX Turbo \
Loaded, 5 speed. Silver
Regular Prict $10,495........ Sale 9,495
1982 Mazda GLC
Custom 2 door. Gold with brown cloth interior, 5 speed, air, AM/FM. AAC
Regular $4,995...................Sale 0^990
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 $6,695...... ...Sale *5,795
This is Just a small sampling of our large inventory Come out to our lot and see what HOLT OLDS has to o^ far you!
HOLT
101 Hooker Road Greenville, N.C.
756-3115
ITS a snap
i^TI
USED CARS
144 HeuBet For .$elt
144 HofMM For Salo
Bllr LHTiMB, 3~Mroom
heme to tht city, groat rontal property or for lemaono to coll homo, mead to soil to the mid 530's and we have 1.5% ftoanc tog avallablo. Call Feurslto Realty, 355-7300 or JC Bewon, 755-7435 fJCI.
kiw iTiNirei^ oks.
nis court. TMs 3 bodroom ranch
with flriplMO, formal dtntog room, kitchan with oat-to area. LoN of ttarago tpaco. InchHttng a largo codar cNaot to a doladi-od garage. Solor active homo wHh average utility Mils to the 5irt. Assumablo loin. 504,100, 1331. CENTURY 31 Boss Realty, 7554555.
LOK NO LONeERI 3 bodroom brick homo to groat location. Excoilont tor an investor to ront of tor the homoewnor. Priced to the 30's. Bettor hurryl Call Fourslte Realty, 355^7300 or JC Bowwi. 755-7435 fJC7.
NB# LUTIIM with an aero of land, newly romodolod two badroom hoiioo noor Stmpoen and only 53SA00. Hlgnlto Raol tan 757 INI anytime.
LklN #0* 1540 square toot of quality? Look at our nowoat ofwing to Ayden to Montclair 1 Asking 591,100. Call HIgnile Realtors 757 1W1 anytime.
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144 Houses For Sale -
badroom, IVk both homo yours. Formal living room, dan with
saHTt-aavsirja-
twimmtogpool. lYlcod to lell w don't mlu out. Call Founlte Realty, 3SS-73N or Stan Chorry. TMfllM iS.
LliTlk= PU a wyr. Now Yoar and move totolhli, newly constructed Mfltllamaburg homo. Country' charm onhancoo tMs 3 bodroom -home wtth convoniont kitchen and dbilg area. Spocloua tot and more. Coll Terry Hathaway. Aldrldgp and Southorlond. 755 3soo/r
I-SM7.
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> CLEARANCE SALE
The Choice Is Yours
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CAROLINA EAST SALES
Corner of 264 By-pass And Hooker Rd.
756-5860
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11^AERCURYADDEDVAUJE SALE
COUGAR
Room for five
3.8-lifer V-6 engine
Aulomotic transmission
Air conditioning
AM/FM stereo radio with cassette player
e Power steering
Power brakes
Power driver's seat
Power loch group
Power windows
Fingertip speed control
Leother-wropped tilt steering wheel
Quorti analog clock
Dual power rearview mirrors
Light group
Reor-window defroster
Intervol windshield wipers
YEAR END CLEARANCE SALE!
$
Tinted gloss
Illuminated dual visor vonify mirrors ''
WSW steel-belted radial tires
Polycost wheels
60/40 reclining split bench seats
LCD digital speedometer ond odometer
Side-window demisters
Bodyside ocent stripos
Front stobilizer bar
Nitrogen gos-pretsurized front struts and rear shocks
Vinyl insert bodyside molding
Center consolette
Lower bodyside corrosion protection
And much more
1986 MERCURY COUGAR
GMC SIERRA
Chrome front bumper
Backup lights
Dual mirrors
Dual speed wipers
Argent grill
Drip moldings
Headlamp moldings
Sierro nameplate
Tinted gloss
Air conditioning
Dome lamp
Wideside equipment
Power brakes
Power steering
Automatic transmission
Rally wheels
Cigorette lighter
Radio AM/FM stereo
Tires P205/75 R15 WSW
Brite body side moldings
Gauges
Accent stripes
Custom vinyl bench
Long bed
AAARQUIS BROUGHAM
-Possenger Seating
3.8 Liter V-6 Engine
Air Conditioning
Automotic Transmission
Tilt Steering Wheel
Power Steering
Power Windows
e Power DIk Broket e Flight Bench Front Seot
Tinted Gloss
Automotk Parking Broke Release e Electric Reor Window Defroster
Intervol Windshield Wipers
Fingertip Speed Control
AM/FM Stereo Rodio
Luxury Wheel Covers
Leother-Wropped Steering Wheel
Dual lllumlnted Visor Vonlty Mirrors
Pivoting Front Vent Windows
Dual Hood and Bodyside Stripes
Right-Hand and Left-Hond Remote-Control Mirrors
Color-Keyed Wide Bodyside AAolding
White SIdewoll Rodiol Tires
Electronic Digital Clock
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*Tifle, Taxes ond Dextinantion Charges Not Included
West End Circle Greenville
EAST CAROLINA
Lincoln-Mcrcury-GMC
GMC
TRUCKS
756-4267
>
144 HeosesForSek
M*lft ^t Eml ntflt PriltlM OrMmhomt. SlKfOO. Claulcal a ttory Traditional. Poiltlonad wltti cara on 2.V acras. Choary firaplaca, cronMi mounMIngs, formal dining room, din, 4 badrooms, aw battw. ALSO Easy can land-icapplng, Hardamod floors. Upstain playroom, workshop. OuffusRaalty,7SA-S3M.
WiT <11 T6 tlLitV a badrooms, living room, larga dan and kitchan, sun dack, sfova rafrigarator, dlahwashar, larga lol, quiaf nalgborhood. Complata raturbishad, Pacfolus Highway noar Parkar's Chapal Church. $af,WO-lncluding cl-Ing cost up to SISOO. Call aftar s pm,7i^or7Sa-ll7
NEAR COLLtOE. 101 South Ebn. 1 badrooms, tW baths, lS2 pving araa, garaga, cornar lot. Raducad to $41,500. Bill inillams Raal Estata, 7S3-241S. NiAl 6<>WNT0WfN, Unlvarsl-^/prloa cut bonanul $20,900. Bungalow providing big banaflts. Gas haat, hardwood floors, formal dining room, 3 badrooms, also Naar shops--ius. Usa as Invastmant or con-vanlant placa to liva.. Sae today I OuffusRaalty, Inc. 7545395 NEAT AS CAN BE.. Locatad at 4t2 PIthnan Driva In Carolina Haights Araa. Ovar MOO sguan faat of haalad araa all In graat shapa. Formal living room, dln-ing room, kitcnan with brartfast nook, two or throa badrooms. Utility araa, big carport and covarad patio, workshop and outslda storaga. Prkad right at $42,500. D. G. Nichols Agancy, 752-4012.
NEAT STARTER HOME In high OK's Ovar 1200 squan faat, 3 badrooms, convonientty locatad to sdtools and shopping. Ex
Lylo, , 752 24M -
to schools and shopping. Ex callant Invastmant. prtMntly rantad (CI5). High oiirs. Call Davis Raalty, 752-3000 754-2904 - Broughton.
355-2574 or 754-2477.
NEO A Pi'REPLACt this wintsr with woodstova? Than call today about this 3 bodroom, IW both ranchi Just outslda city. 145400. Call Sua Dunn at Aidrldga and Southarland. 754-3500; n^ts 355-2508.
NIhV lNfkTION. on voniant to hoapltal and modlcal (flstrict. 3 bodroom, 2 bath homo in WIndflald Subdivision. With groat room, largo oat-in kitchon, dack and singla car garago. It's pricad to sail at $53.900. Call Allta Carroll, Aidrldga and Southarland, 754-3500 or 754-
mn.
Hiit CONitkUCTION, itan tonsburg Road, vary nica brick ranch on larga tot. Groat room wHh firoplaco, 3 badrooms, 2 baths, $49,500. Call CENTURY 21, Tipton and Associatas, 355-7002, nights. Rod Tugwall 753-4302.
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NEW LISTINO - Good Invast mant proporty, Univorslty araa, 5 bodroom, 2 bafh duplax. Call for mora Information. $45400. Call W. 6. Blount and Associatas tor nwra infornu-tkm, 754-3000.
NEW LISITNO In Tucker Estafas - Roducad to $107,900, ownar anxious tor quick sala. Call tor mora Information. W. G. Blount and Associatas for mora Information. 754-3000.
NO 6(MfN paymant, $150 par month, 3 bodroom, IV5 bams, brick ranch. Call Homo Raalty Company, 355-4443.
NO blAfN PAYMtNf. Farm ar's Homo financing avallabla. 3 badrooms, carport, paymonts as low as $l50/month If Mlitlad. Closing costs as low as $350. Call today for mora dotalls, 355-2727.
ONLY $588 DOWN. Sallar
ing
baths In vary nica araa, $43,300.
ctoslng costs. 3 badroom,
Raal chanca to buy your own homo. Call Today. Homo Raalty Company, 355-4443.
OVER 2 ACRES of land Coun try homo and stora (can ba used for purposes. 2200
comi
reno
square
High OSD's. Call Davis Raalty, 752 3000 - Lyla. 754-2904 Broughton, 752 2438 355-2574 or 754 24^.
OWNA SAYS ELLI 3 badroom, 1V5 bath brick home featuring livable floor plan, out side storaga building, ganarous d IS *
I on quial voniant neighborhood. Call Jane
yard and Located i
ulat straat In con-
c^ssociates
> Business Broksrs
Commwrcial Real Estata
752*3575
Idga an Southarland, 754-3500,7S2>44I4. OWNER IS ANXIOUS to sail this 3 badroom home with almost 1500 square faat of Hying araa In axcallant condition on a vary loarga country lot. You naad to laa this one today. Priced In low 50's. Call Fourslto Raalty, 355-7300 or JC Bowan, 754-7424IJC1I.
OWNERS READY to soli this beautiful 3 badroom doublawlda mobile home on permanent foundation on a nice wooded country lot. Additional lots avallabla. Blanche Forbes Raalty, 754-2121 or 752U707.
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G I. JACKETS
lU. lointw F*d *2 Deck. Flight. 121 UA I. Nortei. IVMlI Ootin Pv ui. Toughen ot *H Min N1 M Pm-cutk. Piinnen Comtnt Boott. StMi To, 800 I. Cimping 4 Ooodi
Browsers Walcom*
ARMYiUVY STORE
TRAMPOLINE
SALE
List Price
*499.00 SALE PRICE
375.00
HONDA-SUZUKI OF GREENVILLE
191IN.Memorlet Drive Oreenville, N.C. 7SB-30M
AUCTION SAU
33 ACRES VALUABLE DEVELOPMENTAL PROPERTY PITT COUNTY
DECEMBER 28,1985 10:00 A.M.
Loceted 1 mile south ol Ayden, N.C. on SR#1900 knomm as Qum Swamp Rd.
Tract II 13.3 Acres 4.9 Acres cleared
Tract 12 2 Acres cleared
Tract 13 9 Acres clMred
Tract #4 3.3Acres cleari
Tract 15 8 approved residental budding lots
approximately 3/4 Acres each.
This property will be sold in separate tracts & unii nnf hw orquped. Do Mot miss this (pportum-small tracts everyone is looking
for.
LIVE BAND & FREE BARBEQUE Terms to be announced day of sale. Statements at time of sale will take precedence over any ad.
Sale Conducted By:
LttU Compton
"'CONliNtNIArSpAS If make choosinfi the rifiht spa easier..
nur
I ^ ^REE Portable Television
I. with Ihe purchase ol a
_* Continenlal'" Spa*
Christmas Spa Special Large In House selection to choose from! Visit our 5,000 sq. ft. Pool & Spa Center. Chemicals SPAS Swimming Pools. Pool Toys Buy now for Christmas. Financing Available.
Vlill our thowroom today and itt ont ol Ih# moal ilyllah and allordabla pa* offorod.
Bui hurry, whila IWi iptclal olftr laatt! Ltmlltd lima ollar on lalaclad modal.
Cmrille Pail t Sml) 0>. 355-7121
M F 9:00*5:30 Sat 9:00-3:00
Highway 43 Bells Fork
BioGuard
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PAY tOblTY and assumo monfhly paymanft on 9to% loan of only 8232/Month. PITI. HIgnlta Raaltor* 757-1949 mytlma.
CLARK-BRANCH SKIS' THREE HOMESAWEEK RETIMES FOUR
4 BEDROOMS on quiot cul do lac pricad to foil nowl Graat room wHh woorNtew, racantly radacoratod mattor badroom. Excallant for tha growing tami ty. 847,900.
LARGE FAMILY homa can ba uiad as live In 1 tida and rent other or partocf for mofhor-ln-law apartmtnf. Clost to downtown. Complatoly rodona. 139,900.
BETHEL. A neat home locatad In Bathal with 3 badrooms and IVk baths. Has central air and brick construction. Pricod right at $43,750. M51.
AYDEN. Thraa badrooms, m bath brick ranch on quiat cul-da-sac. Larga lot with II x 34 In-ground pool. Supar afflciant firaplaca Insart haats whole house. Ownar transfarsd. Pricad to sail In tha mid ISO's, balow taxvalua.N45.
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
Jula White
ON CALL......................750-7927
DIckKlnlay...................79B4M
Mary War...................754-1997
Evelyn Oardan ...355-7227
Ella McGowan..............754-3210
Jo Sondar....................355-2500
Ann Simmons...;............754-2548
Marla Davis...................754-540
Gasp Johnson................754-1719
Toll Frss; l-85258tW,ax1. AF43
An Equal Housing Opportunity
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rBturn to small fcMtN
Living Robarsonvllla - 4 bodroomt, 3 bath brick split laval. Formal artas, playroom/den, all on a shaded lot. Univorslty Roal' 355^5844; Katharlns Vinson '
INERIOGE Quick-Salt: Prlco-Cut! $54,500. Smart cedar Contemporary highlighting comfort. Whita-glovt upkoap. Quiet street, graat family area, chapry hearth, haat punm, paddle faH, carpating, grasf room, toyar, larga treas. Snad. Ownar anxious to sail I Ouffus Raalty, Inc. 754-5395.
Pleasant ridoe Prica
raducad on this 3 badroom, V/t bath brick ranch with carport, large dack, ownart anxlokis to aair $52,500. Call CENTURY 21. Tipton and Associatas, 355-7002, nights. Rod Tugwall 753 4302. PRICE REDUCED on this larga contemporary home with 3 badrooms, 2 baths, sunny living room, dsn, kitchen wittt Jann air, fenced In back yard with In-ground pool and fruit trees. Call Julia Bruner, CENTURY 21, Tipton and Associatas, 355-7002, nights, 752-7827.
QUALITY PLUS describes this axacutiva homa In thel country. It faaturas 4-4 badrooms, 3 baths, winding stairway. Kreanad sunporcn, 2 fireplaces, and many more fine features. Custom built among baautlful troas on over an acre Of land. Call Blanche Forbes Realty, 754-2121 or 752 4707.
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WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS C.L. Lupton Co. i 752-6116
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AAkfN'MdMk. ^rmvllla. Convanlant to Farmvilla schools and madlcal cantor. Approxl-matoly 1750 square faat, 3 bedrooms, carport. ExcaHant city rasldantlal loatlon. 844,900. By owner . 7540444 or 7570001.
kTTiTAf aonY
wanted. For your confldtntlal intorvlaw, calf Jean Hopper or lUttwrlnt Vinson at Umvsrslty
RsaHy,355^58M.
wiom~ Contemporary on corner tot. Parfact condition, 3 badrooms, 2 baths, garaga. University Realty 35^5844; Jean Hopper 754-9IA.
PARTY TIMEI A natural bawT ty in wooded quiet neighborhood accontod by split rail fsncing and cadar sMIng. this homa will Imprtu tha best Of psoplo. A dransatk graatroom wifh cathedral calling and firaplaca, corner stairway leading to master bedroom and llbrwy, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and many many axtras. Fresh on tha marliat, |ust waiting for you. $87,500.1327. CENTURY 21 Bau Realty, 754-4444 or 754-7544.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAYTtw Dully Ruflactof, OreenvHId, N.C. Sundey, December 18.18BS P.11
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TRUCK L8AD SALE!
Vinyl shutters, various sizes and colors! $8 pair.
Stands Cyde Center
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144 Houses For Sale
RIO OAK Attractive pool. t54,MW. Brick raitch with bui^ bongflts. Firoplgco glow. c*n-trol air, gee heat, cqrpatlng, formal dining room, tomlly room, foncing, patio, city utlllttos, 3 bodroom, 2 baths, (aaragt. A Raal Flnd- Don't Waltr Juffus Raalty, Inc. 754 53*5.
838881 Ulto^ wanH an otter now so act quickly on this immaculato 3 bodroom, Ito both brick ranch In country
ENKlb $8808' --(SuXLltY BUILT brick vanaar ranch Ex-callant naighborhood, astab-llshtd naighborhood, toncad In back yard, woodad, outslda storaga, 3 badrooms, m baths, hardwood floors throughout, over 1300 square toot, soma rai-atlvely naw carpat In dining and family araa. You must sot this horns to approclato. 850,000. Call Davit Roalty, 752-3000 Lyla. 754-2104 Broufotton, 752-24M -355-2574 or 754-2^.
subdivision. Now carpot and a must to saal Now $4,N0. Call Sua Dunn at Aidrldga and Southarland, 754-3500; nights 35V2588
REbUCEDi AAove right into this Imprassivt 3 badroom, 2 bath brick home In desirable
HMClal qualities. Eat Inldtchen, dan with firtplact, hardwood ttoors, carport and much morti Only $45,000. Cdll Jane Her rison, Aidrldga and Southarland, 754-3500,752-4414.
IMf iUITH OPTION Well cared tor homa 3 miles from hospital, country, 3 bodroomt, largt family araa, all appli ancas ramain. $350 par month. $1000 option money. Assume low rate loan to qualifwd buyar. Low 840's. Call Davit Raalty, 753-3000 Lyla, 754-2104 - Broughton, 752 24 - 355-2574 or 754^24^.
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iiLLfR Hi klDiklO this homo $4100. Ovar 2000 square toot brick rsnch with formal artas, pint den and garagt. Immaculate occupancy! Now $45,900. Ask for Sua Dunn at Aldrhtot and Souttwrland, 754-3500, nTgltft 355 2500 RETURN TO SIMALL TOWN living Robarsonvllla 4 bedrooms, 3 bath brick split level. Formal areas, pisyroom/dsn, all on a pratty, shaded lot University Raalty, 355-5S44; Katherine Vinson, 752-5778.
IVRNILLS Ownor bonafits 849,900. Warm fireplace It just part of Its appeal. Brick ranch type. Quiet sfreat, graat family area, central air, carpeting, format dining room, toyor, tarn ily room, manicured lawn, patio, storm windows. No city taxes. Ouffus Raalty, Inc. 7S-
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iANTAMbfHIfi;e|fiiit
have room to spar* w Oi
Lakewood Pinas home. Thia ranch home wHh pina panaiad walls, hardwood fktors, tpaciout living room with firspiaca, else faaturas tunporch wtNi cathedral catling, 3 bedroama, 2 baths, and Ideal location, Ownart anxious to sail, hae roducad to 859,500. #137. CENTURY 21 Bata Raalty, 784dM4 or 754-7544.
kkdt toL raVi IT
and you will too. Gorgaoua 3 badroom ranch, graatroom faafurts Imprassivt firaplaoa, and tha kitchtn will apoolwyou with otogant charm. No probtom with fumitura in tha tpaciaua mattor bodroom wHh planty ol built Int. Must soal 143,500. Aiu CENTURY 21 Bats Raalty, 754-4444 or nS-7544.
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LIQUIDATION SALE
December 19,20 & 21
Do Some Christmas Shopping With Us!
This Is A Complete Basket Shop Liquidation
All tIzQ beekele, Rotten cheirt, Rattan Etagara, Rattan chaato, Moole, taMaa, room dividors, mirrora, many different novoltioa. Many piocos all typo office furnituro.
1301 W. Fifth Street Washington, N.C.
Home Of Country Boys Auction S Roalty Co.
Were NOT giving away FREE TURKEYSj
COL~~*
CASH
1986 Ford Escort Pony
2 door
Down Payment*
*300
21 4^^ DISCOUNT
*129
Prtcainchidaa: 1.9L2VOHC angina 4-sf>aad Manual Irantaxle with ovardrlva fourth gear Front-whaal drlva 4-whael indapandant suspensin Power front disc-raar drum brakes
Rack tnd pinion steering Drivar-orianlad Instrument panel with side window damlstare and storaga bin Reclining low4>ack bucket seats with lull width cloth trim Dusl-lold banch-lypa rasrssat Real door child-proof locks
Retail $6,644.85 Now $6,430.00
Per Month
L
Sefling price 16,430.00, $6,130.00 emounl flnenced, 60 months et 9.9H APR. Total of paymontp $7,796.40. Also 7.9% Nnancing avaiiablo up to 42 months. *Cesh or Trade plus tax and llcenae with approved credit
1986 Ford Escort
4 door
Prloalneludss:
Low back bucket saats Dual bodysida paint stripes Automatic Transmission 1.9L engine Power steering Front and rear bumper rub strips Wide vinyl bodyside molding Trim Rings Tinted glass Electronic Digital Clock with overhead console Front and rear bumper gutrds Instnimentatlon Group Dual Remote control mirrors AM/FM 4 speaker stereo Interval Windshield Wipers White side wall tires
*385 Down Payment* *1.123* DISCOUNT
*149
Per Month
Retail $8,582.85 Now $7,459.00
Selling price $7,459.00, $7,074.00 amount financad, 60 montha at 9.9% APR. Total of payments $8,997.00. Alao available 7.9% financing up to 42 months.
Cash or Trade plus tax and Heneas with approvad credit.
*454 Down Payment *
*1,240**
1986 Ford Escort
DISCOUNT
*1
I WW pern
per month
Price Includes:
Duel boydslde paint stripes Automatic transaxle 1.BL 2V 14 Engine Power steering Front & rear bumper rub strips Wide vinyl bodyside molding Trim rings TIntsd gTass Elsctronic Digital Clock with overhead conaola Front & rear bumMr guards Initrumantatlon Group Dual remote control mirrora
AM/FM 4-speaker stereo radio Interval WIndthitId wipers Air conditioning
4 door
Retail $9,239.85 Now $7,999.00
Selling price $7,009.00, $7,545.00 amount financed, 60 months at 9.9% APR. Total of paymanta $9,596.40. Also available 7.9% financing up to 42 months.
*Cash or Trade plus lax and llcania with approvad credit
*Wllh approved credit through FORD MOTOR CREDIT
Limit One Per Customer
OVER 20 ESCORTS IN STOCK!
'Have you driven to Hastings Ford...lately?'*
_*'0n the other side of town, but well worth the trip**
'
A Place You Can Count On
HASTINGS FORD
Cerallns
UsIMeli Nhnyll
aurger King tSMt I
10th street & 264-BYpass CrecnvMe. NC 919-758-0114
Mhtergaie
Center
HASIINfiS fOPO
M2 - Dtly R*tl*ctor. Greenville. N.C. Sunday. Dcmbf 15.1966
144 ttoWM For Silt
TUCklR IVaTS Tw Draw
$140,
tr con$mpttra.y $140,000. Oroomy twcwtivt horn*. Brick 1H ifary. Firwlac* warmth pa<MI tana, Tarmal ellnino room, 4 badrooma, 3Vi batha, aolar hot watar. piua eornor lot, larga traaa, hid, atorm wlnd-woa, toyar, quiat atraat. Four or llva bodrooma! Duffua Raalty, Inc
Tiiisr
., >lntmant only thta houaa is aJK + aquara laat, S bodrooma, 3 batha, 24 x 30' air
and haatad pool In tiful. tall Ahorco
aldo.
anytima.7seiO,732 3SO tMI FINIS AYOBN Ovar
2300 aquara foot, now roof, bouatifully landscaped, 3 bodrooma, (W>la dan with step
foot, now roof.
step
down, living room, dining roonri, 2 batha, broaktast sunroon.
storage bul
to gam
itdi^.
. 2 car garage, carport, large corner lot
(1S7'x5'). Just 15 minutes from hospital and medical Khool. Call "Bear" Baldrec Office, 740-3071, home, 740 0400 C O. PraH, 740-0474. Aydon Loan and Insurance Company
CENTURY21 JANET BOWSER
221 Commerce Street 355-7800
WESTHAVEN III: This dreamy
home features a spacious great
lilfirt!
room with buillihs and a fireplace with woodstove insert to keep you warm on cold winter nights Delightful kitchen taaturea an over sized pantry area and includes a picturesque bay window breakfast area AAatch all this with 4 bedrooms, walk up attic, lots of outdoor storage, and you'll be in love! Priced to sell at $,900.
CLUB PINES: Owners have baen transferred and must sell this like new 4 bedroom home There's a formal dining room with beautiful hardwood floor.
large Inviting great room with built-ina, and glowing well
equipped kitchen with breakfast nook. This gorgeous home has over 2300 square feet PLUS a garage $11.900
WESTHAVEN V: New home under construction. Formal areasi! 4 bedrooms!! Detailed
carpentry!! Large corner lot! Unfinished 3rd story!! Over 220 square feet!! Ouaiity built by
Bowser Construction Just in time lor decorating!! JtJI.OOO
fMOSS CREEK TOWNHOUSES:
Luxurious townhouses around Lake Ellsworth. Five different floor plans, most with unflnish ed 3rd floors Prices start at $5(.900 for two bedrooms Two and three bedroom styles avail able.
THREE HOAAESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
FIRST HOAAE DELIGHT in this well constructed 3 bedroom brick ranch Quality throughout Available now with carport and outside storage Hardwood tioors and ceramic bath Priced at $42,200 #702
3 BEDROOAA RANCH with t'l baths. FmHA loan assumption possible or N.C Housing Fi nance Located in Weathingfon Heights It's immaculate with carport and very nice lawn Of tered at $45,500. Call now 1704
NEW CONSTRUCTION in Oakdale This ranch offers below market financing for NCHFAor FHA 235 Wooded lot 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths Select your own decor Warranty in eluded AAid $40s.#559
OWNER equity financing on this 3 bedroom, 1W bath country home located in Stoneybrook Central air, large corner lot and only $44,900. Lots of room for the money Owner financing on part of equity #644
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
J ule White
ON CALL ....................758 7927
DICkKinley..............758 6646
AAiry Ward................756 1997
Evttyn Darden 355 7227
Ella McGowan..............756 3210
Jo Sanders.............. 355 2508
Ann Simmons.........756 2568
Marie Davis 756 5402
Geep Johnson 756-1719
loilFree 1 800-5258910,e*t AF*3
An Equd* Housing Opportunity
144 Housm For Solo
TIRED 6f RKNYiNOT Don't
miss this opportunity to own your own 3 bedro
room home. No
closing costs. No qualifying. No credit check. Low Down Pa'
ment (owner will finance partV interest free. Paymenh of $SM Including taxos and Insurance. 3 bedrooms, living room, don, klfchon and dining area, 2 baths, double carport, largo screonod In back porch, central heating ......mead in
nmg area, t, (arg# s I, central Honing, ti back yard, quiat neighborhood.
and air conditioning, toncod
only minutos away from Carolina East AAall Owtsidt utility building. Days call Kan at 75A3M, nighls call 744-29*0. No roaltorsploase.
ATTRACYiVE Contomporary. attractive price! Living room with a beautiful cathedral ceil
ing and fireplace, 3 bedrooms. 2 fun baths. Priced in the mid
50's Foursite Realty. 3S57300, 1,355^16
Carolyn Erwin,
AYDEN Brick Styling $72,900. Supor sharp Dutch m story of taring real warmth. Quiet street, greet family area, cen
tral air, wood panoling. oot in kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths,
main level laundry, teniing, manicured lawn, storm windows (jar age Duff us Realty, 756 5395
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A OREAT BUY, U what you
get with this 1 bedroom homo In excellont condition. Groat for an Invostor of lor the homo owner. Priced In the low OTs. Call Fourslto Raalty. 3SA7300 or JC Bowon, 754^7426 JC13. AOOREtSIV. Itcansad raai oslato agents wanlod. no txpr
rionco noeoesary. Training pip vidtd Call Fourslto Realty
IMMEDIATELY at 355-7300.
AN AUUMABLl FNA loan Is vallable an Itiis 3 bedroom brkk ranch bi Greenbrier. It has heat pump, central air, carport. wired storago bultding and a toncod back yard. Priced at $41,9(10 Call Suean Likosar at
Aldridge end Southerland, 758-orTs
3500 or 756^ 7914 nights._
ARBOR HILLS on country site. $51.500. Cedar ranch type with price appeal A single year oM. festidious care. Heat pump, paddle lens, carpeting. Great room, modorn kitthon, 3 bedroom. 2 baths, patio, storm windows. Near Lako Glonwood. DuffusRaaity.lnc.754^5395.
ASSUMABLE FHA 235 LOAN 3
bedroom, ivy bath home priced to soil at $45,000. Call office tor more Information on this lovely homo Call W. G. Blount and Associates for mor# Information. 754-3000.
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ASSUME Tllll M Houabig loan with law equity It you qualify. 1 yaar oM iiriat ranch wllh 3 bedrooms# 2 balfa. graafraom with firiplaco and large kitchen. Five rmtt from howsttetl Immaculatol 001,000. CalT Sue
Dunn at Aldridge and Soufharland, 754 M00; nIgMi, 355^2501
ASiMl Ik HOUSlltO 10.15
loan Home has one yaar homt warranty. Proaantpayment less than SMI, ovar 1200 squara fatf. flrtplaco. wood stovo, 3 bodrooms. OSIJOO. Call Oavis Raalty, 752 3000 Lylt. 750 2904 Brou^lon, 70 UM 3552574 or 7S52W
AttiNYlON EntroponsiwT'
Huge Victorian homo porfoct for a restaurant or other invest moots (zonad CDF with over 10 (Hfforont uses) Approxinrvatoly 4000 squart foot, central heat and air, 4 bedrooms. 2Vy baths. Make an offer Asking price, $99,900. Call Davis Realty. 752-
3000 Lyle, 7552904 Broughton, ------------ -50 2477
70 2430 M52574 or 754 i attractive loan assunrtption
Is iMsslble on this 4 bedroom, 2 bom homo In University area. Detached floored garage end OoT ExMllent
more extras. $40,1
Invesfmant propartyl Call Sue at Aldrli
Dunn Southerland. 355 2581
dgt and
750-3500; nights.
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SALE
All Under $2500!
1981 Chevrolet Chevette Automatic, air, white.
Was $2995..................................................................................$2495
1981 Chevrolet Chevette 4 door, 4 speed, blue. Was
$2995.............................................. .....................................$2495
1980 Chevrolet Maiibu 4 door, one owner, clean. Was
$2995....... $2495
1979 Dodge Colt White. Was $2995.................... .....$2495
1979 Ford Granada 4 door, green. Was $2995..................$2495
1978 Chevrolet Chevette 4 door, beige. Was $2495.........$1995
1978 Plymouth Wagon Blue... ........................ $1500
1976 Ford Mustang - Brown. Was $1495...............................$995
1974 Chevrolet Impale Wagon Blue, sharp......................$1095
BETHELS FINEST USED CARS
1984 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 Gray, loaded. Demo.
1983 Chevrolet Mallbu Wagon ~ Blue.
1982 Volkswagen Jetta White.
1982 Olds Delta 88 4 door, beige.
1982 Chevrolet Caprice 4 door, white 1981 Buick Century Beige.
1981 Plymouth Reliant Wagon White.
1981 Dodge Van Clean, blue and silver 1979 Ford F-150 Pickup Automatic, air, power steering. 1966 Chevrolet El Camino Sharp and clean.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
1979 Chevrolet Mallbu Wagon..........................................$1495
1981 Honda Custom 900 Fully Dressed......................,....$2800
WYNNE
CHEVROLET
Bethel, N.C.
On Th* Corndr, On Th# Squtrg"
IS ON THE MOVE
Hwy64&13
Phone 825-4321
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SERVICE PARTS
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"The most comfortable car in the world.
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GRANT BUICK INC.
603 Greenville Blvd., Greenville N.C.
Announces
Holiday Savings! I
Or
Our Year End Clearance!
IMMay Retail tfMcM
Prica Mae
1985 Mazda RX-7 GS (6.000 miies).........$10,995 $9999
1985 Buick LeSabre Limited . ........$12,995 $11,999
1985 Buick Regai Limited tops. 7.000 miiesi.. .$11,995 $10,899
1984 iMazda Truck (2)..................$5995 $4899
1984 Mazda SE 5 Truck (automatic, air).... , ...$6495 $5399
1984 Buick Regal .............$9895 $8699
1984 Mazda 626 (2dr.)..................$8995 $7999
1984 Buick Electra Wagon............$12,995 $11f999
1984 Datsun Maxima...'............$10,995 $9899
1984 Pontiac Grand Prix...............$9895 $8699
1983 Mazda 626 Luxury...............$8995 $7699
1983 Mazda Truck (Sport) ......... .$5995 $4999
1983 Buick LeSabre Limited (V-8,21,000 miles). $8495 $749$
1983 Honda Accord <4 door)..............$8995 $7999
1983 Chevrolet Chevette.......... $4995 $3899
1983 Chevrolet Camaro Z28............$9495 $8499
1983 Buick Century (Tan)...............$8995 $7899
1983 AMC Jeep CJ-7 ..............$7995 $7199
1983 Buick Regal (siiveo................$7995 $6899
1983 Mazda 626 (Silver) ...... $7995 $6699
1983 Buick Century.............. .$8495 $7299
1983 Chrysler Car ........$6495 $4999
1983 Toyota Truck SR-5........... $6995 $5699
1982 Mazda 828 (4door)...... ..,, .$5495 $4499
1982 AMC Jeep Wagoneer Ltd........$12,495 $11,499
1982 Toyota Clica GT................$7495 $6399
1982 Buick Skylark (2 dr.)................$5995 $4899
1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 (t tops) $8495 $7499
1982 Toyota Corolla.................. $5495 $4699
1982 Buick Riviera ..... $9895 $8999
1981 Chevrolet Chevette..............$3995 $2499
1981 Chrysler Lebaron................$4995 $3999
1981 F^lymouth Reliant................$4995 $3999
1981 Plymouth Station Wagon..........$2995 $ 1999
1981 Chevrolet Citation ..........$3995 $2999
1981 Ford Mustang...................$4995 $3899
1980 Pontiac Grand Prix...............$6495 $5299
1980 Buick LeSabre............. $5995 $4899
1979 Buick LeSabre ...........$3495 $2499
1979 Honda Accord (4 door, air, 57,000 miles). . . . $4295 $3299
1979 Pontiac Grand Prix .............$3995 $2999
1979 Buick LeSabre ............ $3995 $3499
1979 Lincoln Town Car................$5995 $4899
1978 Buick Electra...................$3495 $2599
Check our prices-if you dont like our reduced prices Come in and make us an offer
Get A Free Holiday Turkey
WITH ANY PURCHASE!!
Now Thru Dec. 24th
Register For Our $500 Drawing Dec. 24th
*Nggd not bg prgggnt to win. No purehaso nocoaaary
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Houms For Solo
ICKti'iifATti'-hitlicattd Stylt. tf4,W0.
ranch lyM oOarlng cozy h. Gtm< family araa. canil air, formal dining room,
.US
2 bafht, Storm windows, kltchan, Manlcurad n, Family room, Dock. Of-I or sferago off garage. Ouf-i Realty, 7MS3SS.
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find many at this price. Oeman dlno standards of the owner/ ^ Idor are evident in this well built Williamsburg charmer. Offering 3 bedrooms, great-room, formal dining, office.
lovely lawn and more. Only
1,900. Call Terr ------
r\M and 3500/3&S37.
Ml,'
Aldrid
.all Terry Hathaway and SoutWland, TH
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SffiiniVZHEr a new E M
JY tff/clanf /tome *i locsfhm wm 3 btOrooms, 2 full btfht. great room wlfji flrtplKo, eeftn kfMm, car-porfanadack. PrkalnmkSft Jnd all your ootnt* and ckMlng will btoald wim f .S% financl Call loday, FourtHo Kt 333-7300 or Carolyn Erwin,
OU.
liming
WKlng.
taaMy,
fn, 3&
COLONIAL MEIOHTS - 3 bedrooms, fireplace, pool. By owner.*S7,000 7 13SS
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STARfEfe HOME
ISO's
cellent condition, large garage. University Real^
MM. Jean Hopper 7S0-9I42. StARf R HOINE in city oftors
i)T
lot,
3S5
3 bedrooms, 1 bath, dining i and oaf m kitchen. WWI kept
hornet S23,M0 Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge and Southerland, 7M 3M0; nT^ts3SS2MI
SY OUTNER. 303 Baytree Orive. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2W bath, beautifully landscaped M. 335-3060 after 1 p.m.
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SMART START In this 3 bedroom, bath brick ranch, living room, eat in kitchen. Relax in a sunken family room
with fireplace Insert. University lfy-5064 ........
-SOM; Katherine Vinson 7M-S77I.
SMIaRT SYaRT in this 3 bedroom, ivs bath brkk ranch, living room, eat-in kitchen. Relax In a sunken family room with fireplace irwert University Realty, 355-SOM; Katherine Vinson, 752-5770.
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Our Finest Reconditioned Cars.
Year
Make
Description
Was
Now
1985
1984
1984
1984
1982
1982
1982
1983
1983
1984
Honda Prelude 5 speed, air, red, 14,(XX) miles. Honda Prelude Loaded, red Honda Civic Wagon Blue, 5 speed, AM/FM radio Honda Civic 4 door, automatic, blue.
Honda Accord 4 door, silver, 5 speed, air. Mercury Lynx 4 speed, AM-FM, Stock ^H3104A. DatSUn 28(KZX Automatic. Stock '*'7-238. Chevrolet Chevette 4 speed, air. Stock ^ P330A. Mazda RX-7 GSL Gray, sunroof. Stock #H3026A. Peugeot 505 STI Sunroof, leather. Stock <'P321.
$13,495
$12,495
$8,995
$8,295
$8,995
$4,495
$10,495
$4,995
$12,495
$15,995
$13,000
$12,000
$8,595
$7,995
$8,495
$3,995
$9,495
$4,495
$11,495
$14,995
1983
1983
1984 1984
1979
1980 1982 1982 1982 1984 1984 1984
1984
1985
(At Volvo Store) Volvo 760 GLE 4 door. Stock ^BP1052.
Jeep Grand Wagoneer Stock ''VP1064.
Volvo 760 GLE Turbo 4 door. Stock <'VP1043. BMW 5331 Sunroof, Stock ^B-3933A.
Ford Pinto Automatic, air. Stock ^J-4145B.
Audi 4000 S 4 door. Stock ^V-4166A.
Pontiac Grand Prix Green. Stock ^BP1049. Nissan Maxima Air, AM-FM. Stock ^BP-1055. Buick Regal 2 door. Green, Stock '*'VP-1082B. DatSUn Sentra 4 door, silver. Stock ^V-4215A. Mercedes'Benz 300-SD Blue Stock ^BP-1066 Renault Alliance L 2 door, blue. Stock ^V-3944A. Renault Encore S am/fm. Stock ^rpr-3171. Renault Alliance 2 door, black. Stock ^RPR-3482.
$16,995
$14,995
$16,995
$22,495
$4,995
$6,995
$7,995
$11,495
$7,495
$7,495
$35,950
$9,495
$9,495
$6,995
$14,995
$13,250
$15,565
$21,495
$3,500
$5,800
$6,495
$10,150
$6,400
$6,500
$33,950
$8,495
$8,805
$5,995
BQbBarbour,Inc.
The Name Means Quality.
3303 South Memorial Drive/Greenville, NC/355-7200 3300 South Memorial Drive/Greenville, NC/355-2500
144 Houms For Salt
Charm. $M,m. You will taka to lit anorgy officlancy and mora. Ranch-tupa. Oulaf itroat, aloe trie haat. hardwood floor*, tform windows, ihuHars, 3
ns, plu* slda driva, larga floorod attic Carport, mova In
Immadlataly SM.tOO Duffus Raalfy, Inc. 7M53W
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itfYillTiiil u*tom' built brick hema in UntvarsHy araa! Loualy 4 badroom, 3 bam ranch with Mrmal araaa, dan, prWalt outikli antranca far 1 badraom and bath. Larga woodad comar loti t73,f00. Aik tor Sua Ounn at Aldridgt and Sovthartand, 7SA-3SOO;nIghH,3Syi3M
SUOCl NIC4 homa faatura* 5 badroemt, formal araa*. firaplaca, tancad backyard, sprfnklar yttam, scraanad porch, and burgular alarm aytlam. Convanlant to univarsi-ly. Call Blancht Forbes RooHy, 734-2131 or 7S^4707
YuCKHTirim-^^
struction. a icar to aae. ajraaiar ioy to own, 3 oodroom, fW bath brtck tradHfonal on nko woodod lot. Groatroom with Araplaoa, dbihm room, IVS.5M. CaN CEN-TURY 21, Tipton and Aiaociataa, SSf^TO nightt. Rod Tugwtll7SM302.
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Winter Serme Specials
1) SHOCK ABSORBERS
INSTALLED............ .ea.
$2815
2) OIL CHANGE-LUBE CHASSIS REPLACE OIL & AIR FILTERS
$225
3) FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM ADDING NEW ANTIFREEZE & INSPECTION OF HOSES & BELTS .................
(NEEDED HOSES & BELTS EXTRA)
*21
00
Above Specials Are For General Motors Cars Only No Diesels
GRANT BUICK. INC.
603 Greenville Blvd. Greenville, NC 27834 919-756-1877
KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS
RANT MAZDA
603 Greenville Blvd, Greenville, NC
MVIHfiS eONTIHUE THRU BECtMBER 24Ml!!
*8299
1986 MAZDA 626 DELUXE (4 door) SEDAN'
11,999
*9699
1986 MAZDA RX-7
1986 MAZDA 626 LUXURY SEDAN
*5799
1986 MAZDA 323 HATCHBACK
1986 MAZDA TRUCK BASE SHORTBED
6899
1986 MAZDA 323 DELUXE SEDAN
SAVE NOW THRU DEC. 24th
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Weekdays 8:30 to 6:30 Saturday 9:00 to 5:00
*The above prices do not Include freight, advertising, NC sales tax, any optional equipment, or any dealer added accessories.
Phone: 756-1877
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YEAR END
INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE
Dim to ItM twnMndoin iwimtMr of lodood wo hm dono rocontly, M oro OMfrtodMd on Mo Modol mod cart. Wo ora ttioroforo slooMng our pricoo. ToIm adooHtopo of ttMoo aavlnss lodoyl
THESE UNITS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE 0EC.31
WAS
19S2 FiMtwood Broughtfii Cadillac
Almond. 39.700 milM.k)Odi.................til,500
1982 OMa Cutlaas Suprima
Brougham. 4 door, siNor. 41,400 miias.
l4.tS0
SALE
M 0,950 ^5,950
1982 Pontiac J-2000 SE Sunbird 2 door hatchback, white, automatic,
82,000 milea............................... S3.450
3,250
1984 JaapGrand Wagofmr 4 faa
Silver, 47,500 miles........................S1S.950 ^ | O/dllU
3 YEAA UNUWrH) MLEAQE EXTENDED WAMUNTY
1984 Chavroiat Biazar K-5 Dark blue and white loaded
Silverado. 42.000 miles ...............$11,950
1984 K5 Chavroiat Biazar
Black and silver Silverado, 24,000 miles....... $13,900
n 1,500 M 3,500
^8,450 M 1,900
1985 Jaap Wagonaar Limitad $ 1 X, t A A
Beige, 14,500miles, loaded.................$16,950 I 0/DUU
TMS TNUCtC CAN K LEASED ALSO
1984 Buick Park Avanua
Sand Gray, 70,000 miles, loaded ....... $8,950
1984 Paugaot 505-ST1
Silver, 9,900 miles, sunroof, perfect..........$12,500
TMS CAN CAN BE LEASED ALSO
TMS UNIT CAN BE LEASED ALSO
1985 Chavroiat Cavaliar
door, white. 28,300 miles............... $8,750
^5,995
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IHIiVlfttlYV aIIA Cham^
MJWdrtam kewfc cantanitni ECU and in aaotMtnl candi Man. IMi. Call Jaff Aldrl^
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dty util
avarvNtlng. Inwttknant propar y Call Now! Owffua RaaMy, Inc. 7SkS3M
UNIVkllSITY A ftoman
Me yal comtertaMa. M3,N In* raaalvw praaMg* kom* 3 alary ^radWlanal 3 ftraplacaa. larmal dh*lin raam. aafin kMckan. 3 baWaan*. 3V baMi* plus aasy landKaplna, graal raam,< garaea. mm* windanra.
3<ar garaga Walktalkac alty. Inc. 734-
INalk to H*a campua. 0iffw Rr
VIP showplXcT
_.... IV atory Tradltlenal aopklatlcatlon. piaary Mraplaca, canlral air, farmal dining room, S badrooma, 3 batha. PLUS *Carnar lot. 'Sunkan living jwrn, *1^ racraaNon. Eat-In ktlckan. Saa tkia honw in Ckarry Ouftua Raalty.
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araas. calkadral caUIng, and braaktaat raam HM* aMdktg daara. 3 kadraoms. and 3 haNia. Battor caM todM VLM. H7l CENTURY 31 Bw Raalty, 33MMtar3IP7S44.
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wank, mm. Firatoda glow Mgktiakta tkia conganM iv ^ Capa Cad. Ona yaar aid. Groat tamity araa. apaca tor iMtnalcn. canlrai atr, Franck dMra. Graar raam, tomtal dto-
Ing roam, toyar. I badraama. 3 baibt ALSO Dock 0*i(tua Ra-
aWy, 7SAS3M
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kMckan wMk tamity araa opatong to a dKk. Miraa badrooma. Ntc kMI battia Extra Mg doubto garaga. tortead in
Hvtog an tiraylaca.
back yard. Sig^Mt^ o( aalar kot wator tor graaTuMllty Mlia. Piicad at t74jM. 0 G Nickala
Agancy. 753^4013.
NERRY OAKil OaauHful 3 atory korrtt urtdtr conalrticMen
xHk a graatroem wMk Mrapiac. formar dining room, aot In kitchw*. 3 badraom. iv batka. CuBtomin Nth on* to aUt your gM tasto. Fouraito RaaHy.
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TRBBTOPS . vmes and
plant atraWifila W rntU
HERITAai VILLAai SnackMB two badraam ftoUt ttoniaa. Ona of GraamOta^ lat aaitors. Graal toeaWwi aN 14N* St. naar Rod Banka RoM Prtc-ad tram 343401. *4% NCNFA
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tordabto rartck to an aacaltont iocaNen an a larga lal. Faaknaa 3 badraems. toco madam kllck-aa ilvtog ream, aaparato dtotog raam, carpal, kaat pump, and n*or* An axtramato goad buy tor 34XN0 M9. CENTuRY 31 Bata RaaNy. TSMta* or 7S-7344
rifttoOPpaytooranllSoalMa 3 badraom bungalow wttk large wired wertikep new unhrenlty. Blanckt Forboa Raalty, 730-3131 or74707.
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BBUAamwa-liadMiiM toik ewiawerery rancii. Naliiraa dwiWemotel baal
sg-spaftysa
wMMgr Ridyead to mm.
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NaraeabuMdtoi. tajos.
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ObiKM ttoTM bulldine. weod atete heenrwd waadB
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raptRy grow
dttognwNk
1 bodraom, 3H' custom toaturaa Ntrauaheul. 3ia,l. Lew aguHy vTtoiin atsumpHon avaitobte.
CHERRY OAKS Lovaly car tomperarv altor great raam wMk Hra^aca, dbttog ream, ream. 4 baWeamt, hug* * dtck, alflclant lolar wator kaat-
Min
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VAtowtt
Janet Fnittow..............7J3-7030
OevM HanHord.............7304100
CaMty AIMnr .........7S04110
Rkkard Lana................7S340IO
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BMutltully
:NB LSTMf > lUMNMST.
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INSUftANCECOMPANY
746-3761
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YOUR WNTHLV PAYMEHT may br at law as 344747 (POD tor tbit naw konw to Soulkridga, 3 badrooma, 3 batka. dtck, Mraplaca. m
PariM LOAN MSUMPTION. Paymanb of 3330 par monM* If you guallfy. 3 badraama, livtog ream. kMdtan and dfittog csm-
^fS'iMiNl iLil raka Mw loBvat wMto you snjay llto to Mtb 3 badraom, 3 atory canda. CanvantonHy tocatad. Univar! ty Raalto HS-SSM, KaMwrtot VtoaonTS^J
1^5770.
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ContKl
yoa W$T SEE THIS brick ^ 3 bacPeem^ 1 badraom or dan. tormal dtotog raam, W1^ wHb ample cabtoeH.
living room, central air, (uHy
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carp^ wMk drapaa. toM el rteaat. Haw roof, ahitntoum 4*
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$1^ wwV eovar^itii'to.' Mwd workUtep. Atoka an af-
Marvin
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JJ. Brown......
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Boar'*
740430*
7404407 7404474
LYMNDALE. 3M Cr^ IW. 4 boWpomt, 3 bath, 3 car garage, ^mmtog pool, beautiful toi. Bll^Wllllai** Real Esleto. 7SS
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1984 Mazda B 2000
Silver Mith light blue cloth interior, 5 speed.
Rtgular $5,995....... Sala *4,895
Rtgular $7,995....... Sala *7,295
1981 Ford F*10(LXustom
1913 Om!
Shoribed. Red
OILIi
Raguiar $4,195.............Salt *3,395
Vlfhite with lighl
finder, straight drive
1979 AMC Jeep 07
6 cylinder, automatic transmission, beige with beige vinyl Interior, white hard top.
1982 Datsun King Gib Deluxe
Silver with gray cloth interior, 5 speed, air conditioning, AM/FM
Regular $4,195____).....Sala ^3y395
Regular $4,995.............Sala
*4,195
This it Just a small sampling of our largo Invontory -coma out to our lot and sa# what HOLT OLDS has to offar you!
1985 Buick LaSabra Limitad
Silver, loaded, 16,800 miles ............
TMI CAR CAN IE LEASED ALSO
9S. M 2,900
LEASING PROFESSIONALS, INC.
3101 S. Evans Street Greenville, N.C. 27834 Call: 355-2788
Used Trucks
GRANT BUICK INC.
603 Greenville Blvd, Greenville NC
"SAIfllKS CWIIHUED THU DECQUa 2W.!
1986 BUICK CENTURY
RETAIL PRICE *12,725** DISCOUNT *1,550*
YOUR PRICE
*11,175
dfl
Itock No. 86071
RETAIL PRICE M 3,571 DISCOUNT M ,671
lYOUR PRICE '
1986 REGAL COUPE
stock No. 86016
*11,900*
1986 ELECTRA
RETAIL PRICE *18,197** DISCOUNT *2,307*
YOUR PRICE
*15,890*
^ Stock 86105
SAVE NOW THRU DEC. 24th
Weekdays 8:30 to 6:30
Saturday 9:00 to 5:00
The Above prices do not include cost of freight and NC Sties tax.
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Phone: 756-1877
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graet room, dtaing ream, kllci-
WjUWHilia rrattamamblp la da new 3 badreom hwne. Ftaapleee ki the
wM bay wiBdow. Many more entaaa. Thta hauae wW capture yeer attanllan. yeu'lt went la
IKSi'FllkLdAdAadumpllan Neaftame at 918 Hooker Read In Orchard HMI SubdMatan. Threa badreom ranch wtth Hv tag ream, kitchan and dtaing aran, Niraa btdreoma. two full balta. Garage, tocatod on a big lot. Currant loan batanea at ap^
manta at M47 JO PITI. Pricad Id aell at ISI.IN. 0. 6. Nkhols Agency, 7B-49I2.
Aatdif fitliMAKIT Ito crodH chock. Aaaume FHA taan. Paymanta approximataly M5 3I 1 badreem. 3 bafha over to acra, cauMry (na aub-dtoiaion), apprexlmataly I4H quart taet. tiraptace. Owner towndng avaitabfa. Neadk love and tandir care. Onto 35J08. CNI Oavis Raatty. 79-30 -Lyle, 7593104 - Braug^. 759^ 24 3S92S74or7S92OT.
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YOU MUST iil Me quoHty and craHmanaMp to thbnaw 3 badWam homa. Firantace to tta ereatraam. beautifa kltctan wtth bay wlwdDw. Many mare antraa. TM hauae dN capture yeur aftantion. yeu'lt went to
YLifUMtDMt Utrato lha taavoa whito yeu onlay lita In thia 2 badreem, 3 atory cen-demtnlum. Conveniently located. Univeraity Realty, 3S95944; lUNierine VInaan, 79 5779.
M% LOAN assumption
fTOM dMM room. kNdk-
Realty. 3599M: Katharine VhNon. 7595779.
featurta graatroom with flraplaca, tarmaf dMng room,, ipacioua kitctan wHh bnaakfaat nook, and lelt at ataraga apaca. 175,5 Ull Jeff Ato^, AMrWaa and Soulhariand.^ ;nlghta 35947.
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$20368*
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WINNERS USED CAR VALUES
14,000
1985 CHEVROLET CAMARO ^9099 QO
19M F(Mp RANGER TRUCK ^5299 00
1983 CAMARO Z-28 Sfi^QO Afl
32.000 MILES, T TOPS.....................
1983 BUICK, SKYHAWK WAGON $^700 AH
AUTOMATIC. AIR CONDITION .......... Hi 99uUU
1982 BUICK CENTURY $AQQQ AA
AUTOMATIC, AIR CONDITION......... HOWaUU
*7299.00
1982 DATSUN WAGON lOQQQ A A
5SPEED, AIR CONDITION..............
*1999.00
1977 BUICK LESABRE $.1 qqq aa
AUTOMATIC, AIR CONDITION......... 1 099.UU
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144 Htwts For Sait
CURK BRANCH secu THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
THIS COLONIAL randi It brant in
PinarMga oH StanfOMbvrf Mad. Cat nawl irt In w m0 t vrHti var wMarai vflraplaca
tsrt vrHti MTV daap medid M inatuiat araa. Energy afMM
CAMELOT it abaaMaty beat buy in mm cemtnialan In
tba mid rt. TMt hama It naar ly camnlaN wHb 1314 faet.B^a .. a raar dacfc. N year only and you aalact ttw dacar. Frent porch teal OHarad at t44^m.|M1.
MOVE IN FOR lata than tISOO. Lam monthly paymantt with FHA financing at vy%. Thit
Shnpaen and otfart 3 ba*oemt, 1V batht with haat pump Wail dacaralad. AMliaMa lmmaaatiy. Buildtr payt all doting cocH and pointt. Ofterad at 143.400
NEW OFFERING. Quiat neighborhood. Complataly radacoratad 3 bedroom, 1 bWh bricii ranchar in Graanbriar. Oak fioari, new wallpapar, ceramic tile bath, lott ot doielt. aal in kitchan. FratMy paMtad apd ready to move in. Nud For nm-HK.
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
JulaWhite
ON CALL ......77n7
Dkk KMay...................7St444t
Mary Ward...................7J4-M7
Eve^Oardtn.............JS$-7327
Ella McGowan..............754-3310
Jo Sandora...................JS5-3S0I
AnnSimmont................7S4-3SM
Maria Davte..................754-5409
GaapJohnton................754-1713
1M Fraa. l4M525W,txt. AF4]
An Equal Homing Opportunity
CURK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
NO QUALIFICATIONS on thii ooMamporary ranch otterad in lha mid SSl/i. iivy% aitump tion. Sailer may finance part ot aquity. Locaiml in WMI^illa am larga combination. Hoot pump plut fireplace, vy acre lot. Located mWin^ille.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 3 bedraomt, 3 balh contemporary home hat a garage and on a lai^ lot in M countiy. Pick your own colors. East of Graan vllle. Priced at 157 JOO.WT*.
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
JulaWhite
ON CALL......................75b727
DkfcKinley...................75M444
Mary Ward...................7S4-W7
Evelyn Darden..............355-7337
Ella McGowan..............754-3310
Jo Sanders .......J55-3501
AnnSimmont ......754-2544
Mario Davis..................754-5403
Goap Johnson................754-17)9
Toll Frte: l-MO-S^W. txl. AF43
An Equal Housing Opportunity IM% LOAN ON THIS VA owned property! No 1 down! No Points! Very little closing costs! Located In lake Glanwood and ottered for 174,000. Call Darrell at HIgnlta Realtors 757-1949 anytlmo.
4 BEDROOM, 2 bath, m story, 4 year old home In t^ country,
151,900. By owner, 75S40I2.
144 Nmmm Far fili
wm&umiRB
THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
IDEAL INVESTMENT. L4Wa
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Ml
Includint woodeta part, laoMad an
plus par farpaattt
Incama. Great far paittiM cash flaw mbidad bnmafar. Freih an Nwmaftot. Uppar MTS. 1449.
HAVE YOU SEEN the new sac Nan in dam 0Ms9 TMa ranch In Nw mMlirs wM surely calch yeureye. Omt IMI square fmt. hent perch and dKkwHhVtefm rian appeal. Canareus atlaw-neat and undtr canatrucNen new. Plaaae help us dMmrafet Laemat price hame bi Nia arae! CMInaw!
THIS NEW HOME Is dttlgnad
tar easy Hvhtg wlN great ream and calhadrM
calting, mastar bath wllh bay window, working Utahnt with pMilry . All In country nMc oxtarior. Completa wHh Irent perch and dacfc. Call new and mako your own tetac-ttant. In Qiorry Onks. Oftared at 177400. Oh! DM lha spadouadMng ream tea!
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
JutaWMta
ON CALL......................75B-7927
OtafcKMoy...................75B4444
Mary WmM...................754-1997
Eve^ OardM JS5-7227
Ella McGowwi..............7S4-32N
Jo Sanders...................JSS-2SM
AnnStaMnona................7S4-3SM
Marta Davis-..............-79444
GaapJehnaan................754-1719
TM Fras: l-MtaSONticit. AFO .
An Equal Housing OppertuMty
CURORAHCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
EASTWOOD. Enjoy the fresh fall air aa yeu tn around your
I you tn araund your 3 badroemt, 2 baths
and ptanly of privacy. Priced In mM 140's. New root and new gat himaoe.f444.
QUAII
CoHM
JL RIDGE. Try thta new IHnt Plan on tar tin! One bedroom downstairs, 3 up, balcony overlooking groat room wHh cathedral ceiling. Oftared In the mM 140's with nearly 1450 square taet. Yet, ITs In the woods and availabta in Octabor. Call us now for somaHtiiM dH-tarent. Builder pays doting casts.
BEST BUY in Westhaven V. It's undsr construcHon vrith (bur badrooms and ovar 3000 square taet. Raar dacfc, doubta garage and largast wooded lot In the area. You satact Iht decor. Extra him with formal araat and cozy raar dan. Nook wHh bay window. Call now, oftared at 1109,900.1413.
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
Juta While
ON CALL j 75B-7937
Dick Kintay...................7504444
Mary Ward...................754-1997
Evelyn Darden..............355-7237
Ella McGowan..........,...754-3210
Jo Sanders...................455-2500
Ann Simmons................754-2540
Marie Oavis ..... 754-5402
Geep Johnson................754-1719
Toll Free: 1-000-5I54t)0. ext. AF43
An Equal Housing Opportunity
Sttvt v3M & Asiaciatts, inc.
now locatBd at
2707 South Memorial Drive
355-2727
NEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SERVICES
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TS33o!CTIppeMlou8?
Edgecombe County
The historic Cullen PIppan Housa In Edgaoombe County N.C., la available for raatoratlon. A beautiful 19th Century ladoral-ttyle housa wtth 1,700 squsra (set Including an 18th Century Georglan-elyle cottage wHh 700 square feoL Both need an oxtanahro amount ot raatoratlon. 1.5 acres Mealed S milet eoat of Tarboro, N.C. $35,000 for both buildlngt and land. Contact The Historic PraoorvatMn Fund of Edgacomba County, P.O. Box 1SBS, Tarboro, N.C. 27SB6, (019) 823-30B0.
Uli Pini, c/fuden
Over 2300 square feet, new roof, beautifully landscaped, 3 bedrooms, double den with step down, living room, dining room, 2 baths, breakfast sunroom, deck, outside game/party room, storage building, 2 car garage, carport, large corner lot (157 x205). Just 15 minutes from hospital and medical school.
AYKN LOAN & INSURANCE GO.
746-3671
Bear" Baldree 746-6468 C.O. Pratt 746-6474
BLANCHE FORBES REALTY
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR Taka a looki 63 Aciea cMaradonHlglwny64-l mNaaraatattottwl. Eaay acceaa, read on threa tidaa ExctlMnt tacalMn lor Commorclal, residantlal, or farming. 9138,000 In-cludat lansnt houaa, ImpMmont shad, Mbaooo barn, and open aheNar. For datalis oaM Carl Kbig 750-
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Call today tor a FREE NIarkal Aiwlyalt on your Jopsrty^
ONCAU . TODAY Evalyri Bullock REALTOR 752-4707
2717 MEMOmAL DR.
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144 HouiCB For Seto
CLARK-BRANCH SELLS
THREEHOMESAWEEK SOMETI! AES FOUR
ATTENTION INVESTORS. OamifbSiaNiarlHtaraataandta antauB to Mil IMS Moame pnperty. Located cMm to
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IwBlnoama par monNi. 0 CaN today. 1445
THIS HOME to tar you! Met 3 wNb Mvaty cab^
last werk.and
MUM. 1448.
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OWNER SAYS SELL thli tpaciauf hame leaded wih MwHiern charm. Over 2,000 guare taet Inchidad in Ihta
brick cetanW heme Recently idtoiefl
pebitad extartar. Priced i atS39,9M.441.
ONE BEDROOM left cando wtth ail appHancak firqpMce and tancad paNat tocatod oft Nth Street In Brytan HUta. Safi
SsTaS.'Tojai.'-a!
now! What at buy! Oftared at 7JH.M55
CLARK-BRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
JutaWMta
ON CALL......................7Sa7927
Dick KIntay...................7594444
Mary Ward...................754-1997
EBa McGowan..............754-33)0
JoSandm...................455-2500
MmSMimont................7S4-2SM
Evelyn OardMi..............3597237
Marta Oavto...-.............7S954H
GaepJahnaan................754-1719
Tk Fna; lOJ25O9i0iaxt UO
An Equal Homing Opporlunlty 4 BEDBOOM HOME pricad to
all - Large family _ flraplaca, good eliad kNchan (4 month oMetovein kitchan), m
living room, over 1400 taet. Pricad to atl.MO'e.
equaretaat. ____,
Call Davis Raelty, 752 3000
Lyte, 754-3904 - Broughton. 759 3430-355-2574 or 7592^.
tOH DOWN is all you need. 3 badreom, 2 bath, homo in Nte
cMuntiy. OMy 4 yeirsM. Real
bargain
RaahyC
at 144,100. Call Home Company, 355-4443.
141 Investment Property
INVESTMENT PROPERTY 3 story home canvertad into 3 aparimonts, exceltant 3 year rental history, good rent in-comt. FoursJta Realty. 355-7300.
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HieMMY 13 Klin Road. 15 -F
tiaman Farmar's ,___
Fbrfcad. Prict Is rfajN. CaN Morco anytlmo. 792-919, 793-
.t
wmmwsxBTX
3acres Porfcad. Pricad .
abta. Can Morco anytime. 7 * ' 5il9,7-Mf4.
WMttklVILU. Zanad MutN- -lamHy-4t-acroa Prkalari|M ;Z Watar and sowar. CaN Morcat . anyNnw. 7995019,753 3094.
4 MX& SapHc yNWtok > WHn
wan, wooded, oft Nm read. < or wtNwut traitar.
OaanviHs and Aydsn. Ownor financing! SaHor rant. 744-3143.
50AatlS.homMoatinchidg 1 mita Belhaven, N. C tl31JM. CaH4397923.
152 Lets For Sato
DUPLEX LOT tor sate In location. Pricad to sNI
_________________ _ Call
FoursHe Raalty, 3597300 or JC 759743ffJC)0.
HUNtiNeaioeir
f. Largs rssi dsntial tats naar hospitoTMSOO - 114A00. Millis LMley, Owiwr/ Brokar. 7594139.
LARGE WOODED LOT tor talc, city watar availabta. great loca-ttan. Call Foursita Raalty. 359 7300 or Stan Cherry, 75BOI40.
LOt AND 4 room bulMMg tar eet.WI
sale. 1405 Chestnut Street.INI: 17000 Rent: 1100 a monNi. Call Wilson. 337-2944.
LOTS FOR SALE. 3 mitas from Grawivllta. Financing available rith low down payment. Call 757 1345; Mgtits and weakendt 7599215.
MACBREBR DOWNS -
baautifui wmtad, 2.4 acre lot, 130.000 Financing available 7M-S394.
MOBILE HOME LOTS tar sale Easy financing. Call B T. (Ban ny) Eashoood. 753 1108.
OFF RAMHORN ROAD. 2
acre-F tract. Pwfcad. Raady to bulM on. Chose. Call Marco Q 5019,7
anytime. 7M SOW, 752 3BS4.
AYDEN NC. BulMing lots. North Hills Estate, all
Cali
rgroundutinttas.ltO'x ISO*. Chester Stax, 7494114.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED build i.
tag lots, in two diftarent estab listad subdivisions. OutsM limits, vm to 1I2JI00
city with -
some mvner financing available Call W. G BLOUNT AND
ASSOCIATES, 7593000 days weekands.
3594330 nights and V
SELL YOUR USED TELEVISION the Classified way Call 752-4144.
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To
BASS REALTY
Broker On Call
Tony Mallard 756-7544
2424 S. Charles Street
756-6666
The Cedars Historic House Edgecombe County
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Tha htatorie Dr. SpaigM homa callad Tha Cadara and iocatad 9 mllaa northweat ot Tarboro, N.C. and 12 milat northaaal ot Rocky Mt N.C. la availabta for raatoratlon. An bnpreaaiva 1959 Qraak Ravival-atyta houaa vith over 3,000 aquare taet ot apaca, on approximataly S aerea ot land in-dueng dopendanctaa. H neoda a modoralo amount ot ro-tabNKattan to baooma llvabta. S42,S00. For more Intorma-Hon contact Tha Hlatoric Prosarvatlon Fund ot Edgacomba County, P.O. Box 1595, Tarboro, N.C. 27989, (919) 823-3090.
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TOWNHOUSE ONLY $42,900
Possible 10.7/o loan assumption. Two bedrooms, fresh psini, energy efficient, Immscuiaie with all kitchen appliances. Owner transfered. will negotiate.
756-8854
All New Condominium Villas & Townhouses. Priced From $43,900 to $66,900.
UPEN SUNDAY 2-S
Located off S. Evans St. Ext.
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Real EsUU- Sale and DrvelopmrnI
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211 ADAMS BLVD ^
EASTWOOD
Need four bedrooms and want to stay in the low SSOs? This clean home offers over 1500 squjve feet, is in convenient Eastwood, private location and seller is leaving the refrigBrator Call now to see this livable family plan SS0.900 #680. Your Host: Dick Kinley.
QUAIL RIDGE
This two bedroom split level is truly unique with 1470 square feet, whirlpool tub plus shower off master bedroom, tremendous great room and its complete and available now! See it today, we'll pay your closing costs. Upper S0Os. Your Hostess Jo Sanders.
;lark-branch. realtors<| 355-2000
rESTAIEKALIY
830-1040
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chenMMne. heM pump. tfpoM. iMoad blp
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WELCXME DMVK alooiMt IP aawy friendly netghbofhood; haga eonwr M atm
rounds this ttMee bedroom home wNh two bathe, huge famMf mom. foHMl amaa, detached storage buUdhio-illfOlL
COLLEGE courr and in very good sOndL tion is this three bedroom home eonolaMng of
Nving room, spacioue Idtchealdhiiwg, garaga MT.fOO.
COUPrniY CLUB HUS m Qrtfkm is a pan feet family neighbortiood; this throe bedroom home with two baths is a good buy lor only t71.Mt.CMIfordetailsl
COLONIAL HEIGHTS AND aftefSMHy
priced; throe bedrooms, Hvfng room. dMng
room. Nice neighborhood near aohooM and shopping-$42.900.
BETHEL iust right for that fhat time buyer; spacious family room, Nving room, throe bedrooms, excellent condition reduced to $39,900.
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HomeMaiket
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Certificate
Return thb certifiatt or call fcr in sppointment.
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BASS REALTY 2424 S. Charlee St. 756-6666
This offer is good indefinitely. Retain this market analysis certificate with your household documents.
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CAMELOT is absolutely the best
new construction in the mid $60's. home is nearly complete with 1324 square feet. Brick, energy efficient plus a rear deck. 10 year HOW warranty and you select the decor. Front porch tool Offered at $64,900 681.
THIS BRICK RANCH offers a large great room and master bedroom In a plan under 1500 square feet. Foyer and separate dining room. Quality construction In a new home. You select the decor. Call now. Offered at S66,800. Lot. 4-F. #699.
RUSTIC RANCH with front porch and rear deck. New in Camelot. Pantry in kitchen, foyer/hall, large great room, separate dressing room, breakfast and dining area off kitchen. Overall excellent plan. Call us. Ottered at $67,500. Lot 14-0. #607.
VICTORIAN STYLE anch with gaiipe. Open kitchen, grut room in lair with deck, walfc-ln ctoeet, largu nroeter, plenty of storage, large foyer and saparate utility room aro some of the featuroe. Call now. OHered at $70,S0a l4M 16-0. f$57.
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
Exciting Htim Pttio HoniM
Spacious fkwrplans, impressive stroidard fsatures & a supsrb location off 14th St. near Red Banks Rd.
9.5% NCHFA Moiwy AvaliM*
pricMi (rom $42,500 lo $44,500
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Real Estate .Sales and DevelopmenI
752-0025
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the season's cheer!
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brtok ranch
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AT ippRmcss eoawy.
bilcfc ranch fsaiHrtng 101^ hMjr mom, 2
TAIE AOVANIAai and aasHtns Ms PNA 238 loan lo iiimNNsiI buysr wNh low motiMy paymsnts. 3 bsdrooms, 11I boNis, tMng room, wood dacfc md fwie-id bcofc yaro. NSW earpsi $44 jeo.
22 35H5."* FW TBS HOME
UVL This wsRmslnlBinsd brick ranch hros lot lo offer tor Nis money. AH appNcnoss oonvsy wWi Ms 3 bsdroom, 2 bath horns wHh larga iMng room, big kttchsri dMng mm, wood dock and Isncod back yard.
POB ONLY IM.N. You can be the proud ownsr of Ms 3 bsdroom brick rwKh wWi 11k baths, Hvtng room. khehemdMng ares and garage.
oouvmv uvma just outsids of esthsi ms 3 bedr^ brtcfc ranch Is idsN for a stansr home.
ISAT iTABTEB HOW. 2 bedroom bungalow with 2 fuR ba^lMng room, Mtehon. larga utWly room plus iN iiipilBfieM. SttaMO.
ACIOUS OLOn HOW wNh 3 bedrooms. IMng
roomjatgs Utchon<ining area and big back ywd
S23.see.
EMCDV EfTATES. 3 bedrooms, iVk baths, IMno room, kHcherHNning area. $S7,M0.
KENNEDY ESTATES. 3 bedroom brick ranch with '. lomHy room, kitchen dining
area. |SS,Oee.
fVEflOW CsH lor deleHeon Me fourplex.
OW AOS LOTI on 8R 1424. kM for traHer or
home. Owwr financing araUaUs. 17,800.
COMNEBCIAL LOT Dl AYDEN. Owner flnsndng sraHsbis. 6sM fordstsMs
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758-6050
SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
BRENTWOOD - 1829 square^^j^y^Nj^^r Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
greatroom with fireplace. $74,!
BRENTWOOD ~ 1748 Square fKnAf ralch 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom with fireplace. $72,500. irVrfclw
BRENTWOOD - NEW CONSTRUCTION - 1800 square feet 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Pick your own decor. Call for details.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS - Jackson Drive. 3 bedrooms, woodstove in Family room and fenced in yard. Great Loan Assumption. $44,000.
TOWNHOMES AND CONDOMINIUMS
TWIN OAKS - 2 bedrooms, 1% baths, groat neighborhood. Priced to sell. $43,500.
TWIN OAKS - 2 bedrooms 1baths, fireplace, pool. Priced at only $45,000.
CANNON COURT Condominiums - 2 bedrooms, 1 ^ baths, close to University. Fully equipped kitchen. $39,900.
RESALE - Last 3 bedroom unit at Twin Oaks. 1350 square feet, 2Vi baths, Heat-pump, fireplace and swimming pool. $57,400.
LOTS
RESIDENTIAL LOT - Brandywine Estates. Off Highway 33 East. 120x180. $10,500.
NEW LISTING - University area, East Fourth Street. Residential lots reat^ for you to build your new home on. Priced from $12,000 to $16,000. Call for datails.
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ACCENTED WITH COUNTRY CHARM, this COZy brick ranch features 3 bedrooms, 1W baths, fenced backyard, outside storage with electric ity. On large lot. Super price. $41,900.
SIMPSON: Home at last in this new Williamsburg home situated on a large country lot. You can have more for less with 3 spacious bedrooms plus a bright and sunny kitchen. Many extras.
THIS CHERRY OAKS home features bedrooms, 2V4 baths, all formal areas, heated playroom or office over the double garage deck and wooded lot. It's a "must see $94,900.
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WESTHAVEN M; This dreamy home features a
spacious great room with t>uilt-ins and a fireplace with woodstove Insert to deep you warm on cold wintar nights. Delightful kitchen features an over-sized pantry area and includes a picturesque bay window breakfast area. Match all this with 4 bedrooms, walk-up attic, lots of outdoor storage, and you'll be in love! Priced to sell at SM.900.
CLUB PINES: Owners have been tranaferrad and must sell this Ilka new 4 bedroom home Theres's a formal dining room with beautiful hardwood floor, large inviting great roomi with bullt-ins, and glowing wall-equipped kitchen with breakfast nook. This gorgeous home has over 2200 square feet PLUS a garage. $11S,S00.
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WESTHAVEN V: New home under construction. Formal areas!! 4 bedrooms!! Detailed carpentry!! Large comer lot!! Unfinished 3rd story!! Over 2200 square feet!! Quality built by Bowser Construction. Just in time for decorating!! 1121,000.
MOSS CREEK TOWNHOUSES; Luxurious town-houses around Lake Ellsworth. Five different floor plans...most with unfinished 3rd floors. Prices start at 151,900 for two bedrooms. Two and three bedroom styles available.
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FARMS, LOTS & COMMERCIAL
1 ACRE LOT. Winterville school district, community water. $12,500.
4 ACRE LOT. Winterville ^hool district Near new school site Community water $18.500
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acres of land in Greenville Vm zoned RA-20 Good for industrial or residential applications. $6.000 *per acre.
$10,000 REDUCTION.
83 acre farm with 50 acres of good cropland. 1952 square foot brick home with formal areas, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Farm and home may be purchased together or separately Call today. #A19,
WOODED LOT. 3 acre lot In MacGregor Downs. Horse stables can be built
;D.H. CONLEY AREA. -25 acres suitable for sub-dlvldlng or may be pur 'chased in 5 or 10 acre in-crements $86,000. *A25.
on the back of property. Mid $20t. S29.
NEW COMMERCIAL
building on Hwy 264 west, Washington, N C. Unlimited possibilities. $86,900. #A31.
BUILD YOUR HOME
among the large oak trees or repair the old farm house Pasture your ' horses on the 27 acres, or cultivate the fertile land You could even sell off ' lots on the vast road frontage Call for an appointment PJ27.
13000 00. Private lot Ayden area. 1 acre wooded
HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL. 700 feet road frontage on N.C 11 in front of Rollinwood Subdivision. $550 per front fool.
FARM FOR SALE. Near Farmville Excellent cropland with timber and good road frontage Creative financing available. Offered at $135.500. #CS0.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE for lease Arlington Blvd. Two to choose from Call for details.
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NEW LISTING. Nice quiet country living on a large well kept lot. Located 3 miles from Farmville and 12 miles from Greenville in Greene County. Very low tax base. Priced in the Mid Forties and lots of possibilities.
WEATHINGTON HEIGHTS. 3 bedroom home on a dead end street. Great room with sliding glass door and built-in bookcase. Farmers Home Loan assumption. $43.500. #J6.
Ray Holloman 757-1877
QUALITY. Extras and more quality. Exclusive neighborhood in Farmville. 2V^ baths, 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, formal areas, slate patio. Offered in the low $100'a.
REDUCED $2,000.
Brick home on corner lot In WintervHle school district. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, eat-in kitchen, den, comer lot. $51,500
WINTERVILLE. 3
bedroom house convenient to schools and downtown. Has solar hot water system, recently remodeled and has a fenced backyard for the kids. $49,500. #T34.
NEW LISTING. New
home near AydenGrifton. Excellent floor plan, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplace and a 16 x 16 wood deck. Builder pays up to 3 points. Offered at $58,000. Buy now and choose your own decor. Call Ray Holloman.
NEW LISTING. Westmont. Convenient to hospital. this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has an excellent floor plan. There is a front porch and rear deck. You'll love it. Mid $50a.
NEW OFFERING Coun try Place. Contemporary with large fenced back yard for the kids, separate dining room and priced right. $44.900. S34.
RIVER RETREAT. On
comer canal lot with 200 feet of canal frontage. Furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has central air and boat house. Could serve as a primary residence $39,900. eA2.
NEW OFFERING.
Starter ranch in Ayden available due to owner transfer Offers very large master bedroom, great room with fireplace. Exterior recently painted and priced right at $44,900. Call today for your per-a.C8.
sonal showing.
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MANICURED LOT. In Bell Arthur Great room with a super fireplace. 3 bedrc'ms, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen $S6.900.
RED OAK SQUARE. Greenville's newest luxury 2 bedroom townhomes conveniently located near schools, shopping and hospital, 3 year warrant and 10 year limited H.O.W. warranty. $42,900. SH5.
bedroom split level on 1st tee at Griffon Country Club. Offers 2 car garage, detached garage, fenced back yard with dog run and a spacious wooded
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lot. Call for your personal showing. $129,900.
;nEW OFFERING. Windy . Mills townhouse available due to owner transfer. iQood FHA loan assumption with low squity Owner will consider lease J option $42,500. *S4.
BIG REDUCTION Older home In Farmville. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rsmodelsd inslda and out. Ready to move in $36,000 eC16.
:nEW listing. Farm vllle Owner moving. Cash In on your chance to live .In this 3 bedroom brick home for less than you ]may be paying in rent. Md$40'e.eC10.
NEW OFFERING. Nice starter home In Ayden of-tars 3 bedrooms, new carpet and good neighborhood for the kids. Call today $39,900.4T35.
CONTEMPORARY Hide away in the city on heavily wooded lot near tha university. Family room with balcony, wood deck overlooka a stream. Owner financing. Offered at $77.400. *H21.
UPSTAIRS REC ROOM and lots of attic atorage make this 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch highly desirable for your growing family. A new coat of paint and beautiful landscaping maka for an ax-Cflltant extartor appearance $68,900. #A 18.
NEW LISTING. Older home In Farmville In an excellent neighborhood. Great for peopis with growing kids or someone looking a quist nelghbomood. Homa has 3 or 4 bedrooms with a closad in back porch. Partial fenced back yard with datached garage. Call today for appolnl-ment. Offered at 842,500. #C3.
YOU'LL BE impressed with this charming two story traditional with cedar siding. Located on a two acre lot. 1140,000.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE for lease. Arlington Blvd. Two to choose from. Call for details
REDUCED 110,000. Many Extras are built Into this brick ranch on a beautifully landscaped lot In the Stokes srsa. See it today Only 864,900. *A19.
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Ing, kitchen with appliancaa and dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, country colors & walipaper. $55,000.
NEW LISTING Stantonsburg Estates. Gat In on the ground floor of this new construction in popular neighborhood. Offers 2 story design with large great room, kitchen with dining area, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large unfinished attic/8tor^ area, dual heat pumps. $64,900.
EASTWOOD 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room with fireplke, kitchen with breakfast area, all formis, doubts carport. $79,900.
BAYTREE 3 bedrooms, 214 baths, great room with fireplace and french doors to deck, kitchen with nook, formal dining. Closing costs and points to be paid by the seller. $78,000
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UNDBETH Duplex townhome each aide offers 2 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, living GROVE room, kitchen with dining area, patio and outside storage.
$71,500.
QUAIL Alexander flat 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with fireplace, for-RIDGE mal dining, kitchen with nook, large privacy fenced patio & out
side storage. $69,900.
GREEN Duplex townhome each side offers livinc RIDGE
>x townnome each side offers living room, kitchen with dining, 2 bedrooms, 114 baths, private patio. $68,000.
LAKE ELLSWORTH - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with fireplace, formal dining, kitchen with eating area $67,900.
ilSc ^ 21^ baths, great room with fireplace, kitchen
ESTATES with nook, formal dining. $67,500.
CLEVEWOOD 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area $64,000.
RIDGEPLACE Duplex townhome. Offers living room with dining area sliding glass doors to patio, work kitchen with appliances, 2 bedrooms. 114 baths. $63,500.
CLEVEWOOD 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with old brick fireplace, kitchen with dining area and french doors to deck. $62,000.
WESTMONT 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom with fireplace, kitchen with dining area single garage. $61,900.
PINERIDGE 3 badrooma, 2 baths, graat room with woodbuming stove, aun room, kitchon with dining area. $59,900.
PINERIDGE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with comer fireplace, work kitchen with dining area, laundry room. New construction! $58,000.
TWIN OAKS 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, great room with fireplace & woodbuming insert, kitchen with dining area $58,000.
TWIN OAKS 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen with breakfast area, dining room, great room with fireplace, large screened porch, detached party room. $57,900.
BROOKHILL 3 bedrooms, 214 baths, large dining room, kitchen with appliances, french doors to patio and great room with fireplace. $55,000.
COLLINDALE COURT 2 bedrooms, 214 baths, spacious great room with , _ french doors to patio, large country kitchen. $55,000.
UNIVERSITY AREA 3 bedrooms, full bath, living room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area single garage, small screened porched and fenced back yard. "
EDWARDS ACRES 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, living room with dining area, work kitchen, laundry room, doors to patio and single garage. $52,900.
UPTON COURT 2 bedrooms, 1 full, two 14 baths, living room, dining area, work kitchen with apliances & patio. $45,900.
SHAMROCK TERRACE 3 bedrooms, full bath, living room, kitchen with dining area, carport and fenced back yard. $45,900.
WILLIAMSBURG 2 bedrooms, 114 baths, iving room with dining area, work MANOR kitchen, private patio. $42,900.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS 3 bedrooms, full bath, living room with fireplace, dining room kitchen with eating area, carport. $45.500
UNIVERSITY AREA 3 bedrooms, full bath, living room with fireplace kitchen with small eating area, dining room. $35,000.
JERRY BUTTS (ON CALL)................752-7073
ELAINE TROIANO.....................756-6346
JANE BUTTS.........................355-2851
SHIRLEY MORRISON...................756-6343
MAVIS BUTTS........................752-7073
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Baautiful Individual WllllanMburglntarior
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CALL 756-7647
NleM>aWaakand*75*^(SI0
OAKMONT SQUARE APARTAAENTS
Two bedroom townhousa apartmants. nil Rcdbanks Road. Olsbwaitwr. refrigerator, range, ditpoul included. We ateo have Cable TV. Very con vement to Pitt Plaza and Uni-MTSlty. Alio tome furnished apartmants available.
756-4151
BROOKSIDE
APARTMENTS
NEW ONE BEDROOM apart ments All appliances, washer *r hookup. tZW a month.
> or 752-4295.
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Apartments For Rent
ITNGSARMS
APARTMENTS
Big ona btiboom apartments. Mmcti brand new, modern ap-
pllancas, carpetai' central heat 1209 Charle
Mair. 1209 Charles Boulevard. OMIca: Apartment toe f4 lay Saturday 7H 091$.
NOW AVAILABLE
FURNISHEDAPARTMENTS
I YEAR OR i MONTH LEASE.
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEASE!!!!!
Affordable 2 bedroom units are available at Cannon Court Con-^Inums. For sale or rent. Convenient to ECU. Bus service. Call 7H^ for details.
COLLICEC. MOORE
& ASSOCIATES
no South Evans Greenville, NC 758-6050
STUDENTS 2 bedroom apart nants, Cindy Court. Available December 20.
S200 per nwith. Hwt and water furnished. No pets. Call 7S6-3S43 after 4 p.m.
161 Apirtmtntt ForRgnt
DOCTORS PARK APARTMENTS
BEASLEY DRIVE
ONE, TWO AND Three bedroom apartmants fully equippad with anew affkianf appliancas and haaf pump. A professional
commw^ planned to matf the naodi of the arowing Madkal Park area, wt furnish wafer and
Cabto TV. Soma of our apart-njanfs are folly fumtshad and offer a short term lease. Peta are at fha discratlon of the manogamont.
Coma by our office locatod at L-a, Doctors Park to find out what units we have available to meet your needs. Atonday-Frlday,9AM-S'PM
Pool and Clubhouse.
Profeuionaily Managed BYREACOEAST,lfic
758-6061
THREE BEDROOMS
Brook Hills Townhomes
with or without a fireplace, larga three bedroom units with
access to swimming pocii tennis court. Available im
mediately. *500 S2$.
CALL REMCO EAST, INC.
758-606)
WANTED TO BUY
TIMBER & TIMBERLAND
GEORGIA-PACIFIC
CORPORATION
758-0215 Nights Donald Ottingr
TIMBER BUYERS Pirw and Hardwood
P.O. Box 39 Dudlay, N.C. 28333 (819) 736 2722
161
Apartmants For Rant
TWO BEDROOMS
West Hills Townhomes
Two and a half bafh larga two badream near fha hoapHal wMh
and anargy affkianf. DacambarW, ifBS.MSJS
Shenandoah Duplex
Ml SMIob Drive, both sidia of duptoii availabto In Ooosmbor.
Washer and dryer hookupa aM tamiiaKn
all energy efficiant S3IS.0S
Ayden Duplex
2 bedroom duptox with washer.
dryer hookup, all appliancet
. Avi
and anargy efficient. Availabto Deceniber to, |9B$. $230.
CALL REAACO EAST, INC.
758-6061
170
Condominiums
ForRtnt
FsrfiiTr Br<Mkhlll, 3 bedroom, 2W bath unit, 1 yoar old. tSM/month. Ann Bass, CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 7$MM.
NEW LUXURY TOWNHOMES availabto In Brookhill. Units are
very fastofully decoratod and .....;-m cloaat, stove,
Include walk refrigerator.
haaf
pump, paflo, pantry In kitchen and outalda storage. I3M square toot. 3 bedrooms. 2W baths, chooae a unit with firoplaca at SS25 or tsoo without, no pets. Swimming pool and tennis
courts. 1 yoar toOM
deposit required.
Branch AAanagsmant at 3S$-2000
NEWLUXURYCONDOS
1S square feat includes 3 bedrooms with flraptoca, toadod with extras, quiat location
within VliyT No pals. Call 7$-larp -
904 attar p.m.
WINDY RIOOE. 3 bedroom, 3VS bath townhoma In axceitont condition. Unlvarsity Realty 3SS-SIM; Jean Hopper 7SM142.
WINDY RIOOE. 4 bedrooms, 2Mi baths. Call 756^ betwaan 9andS.
9.5%
FINANCING
Why pay rent when you can own a townhome with payments comparable to rent. You may qualify for 9.5% fixed rate financing available for a limited time at Kensington Park. Never pay rent again, instead enjoy tax deductions and build equity in prime real estate. Call today for details.
Aldridge & Southerland Realtors
756-3500
Rollinwood-comfort you can aTord, close to it all
Its lime to move on from apartment-dweller to homeowner. At RollinwtxKl, you can afford todo just that. There are five different floor plans to ch(H)se from, complete with refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, self-cleaning oven, ceiling fan, oak cabinetry, masonry fireplace, stained glass front door insert and the economy of energy efficiency Such luxury.
priced from the Low $50s,
The spacious cluster homes have cedar siding and are beautifully landscaped with private courtyards.
Its a charming village setting thats conveniently located to just about everything from East Carolina University to Carolina East Mall.
The lifestyle is laid back. Care-free and just plain enjiyablc. Thats Rollinwoixlthe community that lets you own a piece of the good life.
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Kolliiiii Oriw (iwnvif, North ( .anilina 278J4 (919) 756-4511
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Condowtinluim
ForRtnt
m"W.,Utorn
3tabMha.bMuWully tSSB/moMh. Call 753m batora
9pjw.
fNtti itMdBL 2V| balh 2 btoefcs fram
campua. Call 79B-93W fram ts, FrWty,
AAonday-FrMi
tWNMOUli
IE 2 batreomt. 3ta batba, waahar and tryar, Kana-togton Park. Upton Court. R. Spaan,7SA-3SM.
YWO BEDROOM CNOO
rant. Call 79-1245; ntghta and woakandi7SM3M.
tig6B6l6Mco
tor rant. Call 7M2<2 tor dalalta.
williAmso
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kHchan.waUM . , flraptoca. Avaitobla 1st, 145.755-3444.
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173 Housts For Rtiit
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ton. I4airt to It
tor rant in Grttton halo gotf couraa. 3 graahtwrn. kHchan with (tova dbhwaihor, 2 full bathi, can
flraptoca trai air
and hoat. S4S0 month. Call Goorga $34^191.
MSO par SalodW,
ONVENIENTLY locatod.~ badrooms, 2 baths, cantral hoat/air, fancad In yard, $4M>, toata. 754^10 or
cute 2 BEDROOtM. 1 bath houso in
in Univarsity araa. living wtth.iModsiavo, carport and storagp bulhflng, not rant, 42S.Caltl&2727.
HOME IN THE unlvarsity araa. Living room with firoplaco, tormol dining room, khdttn with rafrlgorator, stovo, and hardwood floors
plus carpot, iancod-in backyard, tsoo month. For moro intorma-tlon call Aim Bass at 7540444.
HOMES FOR RENT In Gritton. 2504400 monthly. Call tax Wators Jr. at Unity, Inc. t-514-4147 days; I-S24-4007 nights.
HOUSE FOR RENT. 3 badroom brkk, 2 baths, all appliancts furnlshtd, Stantonsburg Estatos, Call aftor 4 p.m. 7 3203. td monthly.
NEAR UNIVEkSITY IMS East
14th, 5 or 4 bodrooms, living V S440.
room, dan, dining room.
7S0-5299
PINERIOGE SUBDIVISION. 3 bodrooms, IVt baths, flraptoca, dishwashor, 1375 square toot,
l4xM daiochod garaga, I yaars raqulrad. MOO par Avallabla January 1. Call
Ctork-Branch Raaltors 355-2000.
Portertown
2 BEOROOAA, 3100 square laat. (trapas, blinds, washar and
dryr, playroom, dtck, 2 baths, anargy afflciont t
and boauttfully dacoratod. tSSO.OO. Avallabla wtwnnaaded.
Brookhili
Townhomes
1 BEOROOAA, 2Vy baths, 1300 square toot with all appliances, washer and dryer hookups, pool and tennis court. Have two wft, one with firaplaco. M7S.00 to tSOO.00/ Avallwto immediately.
CALL REMCO EAST, INC. FOR AN APPOINTMENT
758-6061
QUIET TWO bedroom, I bath, patio home. 2 prvala parking areas, carpat, dishwasher, stove, disposal, refrigerator, washer/drytr connections.
working fireplact, heat pump. No pots. S3M. Hofitago village.
3554427 aftor S.
SAMLL 2 BEOROOAA, houia naar Unlvarsity, appliancas furnlshod, tlOO/month plus deposit. Grier Rental Agency, 7S2 5700.
SIX ROOM FRAME house, Stokes Pactolus, quiet country nvlronment on NC M. t19S per month. 7S7-I,7S44444.
THREE BEDROOM houso. Co-'
lonlal Haights. MOO a month, ind deposit required. Call
LMM Mid 7S44S09 afters
THREE kEDROOM, m bath
condominium at Yorktown Square. Freshly painted throughout and now carpet Installed downstairs. This unit Is Ilka now, vary spacious and lota of stOTMta MSO/month. Call Jllayna Johnston of Aldridga A Soufliorland, 7S4-3S00.
flH 168M brick homo, available January 1. AAarriad couples only. No pats. Laasa and deposit required. S3S0 month. Estate Realty Company, 030-1040.
THREE BEDROOM brick house In the country. $350 per month. Call HIgnlto Raaltors, 7S7-1949 anytime.
WESTHAVEN V, 3 beckooms, 2 baths, family room, dining room, second floor for storage, nopeta,S4S0.7S6-12N.
WINTERVILLE. Renovated 2 story farm house, 3 bodrooms, 3 baths, new kitchen, country sotting, M50 per month plus utilities. 302450-14
s. 302450-I5S5.
2 BEDROOM house for rent; unfurnished, one acre lot, 0 miles South ol Greonvlllt. Call 754-7074. after 5 p.m.
2 R 1 BEDROOMS, 10 miles South of (ketnvlllo, appliances. 744-32M.
1 bEDROM, Williamsburg
al.
homa, 5 minutos from hospital Energy efficient. Acceu to swimming pool and tennis courts, available Immediately. Call Colllce Moora and Associatas, ask for Jane War-ron, 7504050, aftor 4 p.m. 830-1459. (Groonvllla).
1BEROOM NM In Simpson on 0 acres with large garage and fireplace. 754-7755,9-5.
1 BkOROOAAS, 3107 Montclair
Availabto Immediately. No pots, t340/month. Lease and dapoeit. 3554330, after 5 p.m
178
Mobik Homts For Rtnt
foSSllHf^moblle tKxne for rent. Availabto Decamber IS. No pots. Deposit rtqulrtd. 753 4000
NEAR NIVERSITY, 2
bodrooms, deposit required, S145. Phone 754-4229.
NICE 2 600MS, furnished
In town and 5 mitos out, tlSO-MOO. 750 1045.
TWO bedroom on New Born
Highway. Central heat and air, washer, dryer No pets or children 1300 plus deposit. Call 7504174.
tW6 BbOAAS, comptotoly
furnlshtd, nlco^rk.
750-l000or7S31
No pets
two BIOiOM moblto home lor rent. Call 75A4407.
12 X 4: 2 tIblAi unlur nished, private lot. tiOS. Dopoelt roqulrtd,7S44497.
12 X 40, 3 BkOkOOAAl, furnlsir
ad, 4 miles South of Greonvlllt, tl45/ Spoln's AAobllo Home Park. 742492
iISto lilLl MMt. (uf
nishad. like new, no pots, children, private lot, 1 month
dopoelt required. 753 7177.
2 AND 1 bedrooms, wafer, lot.
Good location. Lnoso and depoe-It No pots. 752 1304.035-5391
1I6RS6M Moblto K>me.tl35
no pets and no children.
mbibii. wesber. dryer,
very good condition, good pork, no chtldran no pots. 7544001, otter 5 p.m
TIlMIdXIi, unturntoboa in small park. 1 mito from Oraan-vllto, SIM. Oa^ 753 0244 or 743 7)40, nights 7524970.
2 BIOROOML good location.
prvale lot In country toward Farmvllto, Call 754 7401
lT6ni6Mt at Rrancbos Traitor Park. 7549441,
180
Mobil# HofTMt Lots Fof Rtnt
T7flHi^noirT?om
downtown. Ptvod stroeta, city
water and lowago, trash pick up. Lot rant tW per month. 744 2425.
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cMldron. 7S44M4
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100 MBbikHoiiMt Lots For Rtnt
Sunday, Dtcombor 15,1986 IVijy
Riwo iMfti iocltoa A. Lam waaa tot. Strati Hglita.dlywator, 7524441. ~Mt66ii
185 Rooms For Rout
mmwsBsn^
ntohad room, stmtont or pretos stonal. SIM 7540705
mRliWbttretlor iof in Country. Quiet surroun-dbias, not In Troilor Park 754 3204 aftor 7p.m.
19S nomiiiMk Wanted
msmsssf? Mntod
l5Y AVAiLAIlI In small ctaan park in Graonvilto, pared Wretta. city wator, sawage, traMi pickup, 040. Days. 7SMM or74714,nHfcta7S2#9M
to itiare townhousa, tlSB/monlh. ptw to uttlHtos. 7547509, aflor
tr.
LOTS FOR KNT. Call 7MM77 phene.
r7.
M6BH.E HOAAR lot tor rent Large lot, botwom Farmvllto andVainvllto. Coll 3554014.
MALE R0MMATE. 2
Noma, 2to baths, fulty fur ntohadl^ and clubhouao. tl50 a mamii plus to utittttos red
masas.
AeAAALE ROOtM/HAf E natdad
Rent 135 and haH axpensas Call 355-7911 day, 75T09M
181 OmctSpKO ForRtnt
LO^Mie FON young ogod tomato to (bare 3 bedroom
Itomiddto
fiAND^fl^^FICfr
Wtlliamsburg stylo. 11S315 CtIf ton Straof. jusf off Arlingta. Design your space. W.S.V. Pro-
3144.
your space.
752 395; Mghta 754
mebilo homo and houeahotd choros, furntohad, nict toncod^in yard and shrubbery. Little ex penoe required. Call 7442444.
MALF
Barney at
COLONIAL HEIOHTS. Private. Ail ulillttos furnished. MS per month. 79-1424
ROOMAAATE - tl40/ monto, to utllittos. All intorestod Call before S. 155944
m Roommate Wanted
37 year oW tomato would Ilka to share ex
gems^on apartment or house
have at toast Ito baths Call Lil at 794444 between 45 end 440117 or 9444440 after 4 95 A40NTN.
to uNMttos. Non smoker 344149.
ivato bedroom. Female.
I 7549193 or I
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NEEDED; Wooded id/or tew lend. M acres botamen KinMon and Greenville (Prelmabiy between Gritton Aydan). Cdll Foursite Rai%, 3S573H or PataiTart,523-7M5.
WANT TO BOY pine and harto, wood timbar Pomiire Timbor. Company. Inc 75444H nighta.
RIVER BLUFF
Spacious Affordable Luxury Apartments
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Phone 758-4015
Dirtetion; 10th Stroet Extenlion To Ritr Bluff Rood, Noxt To Rhrargate Shopping Contor,
EXECUTIVE OFFICES and sultos tor rant on Commorc* Stroof. Gaylord Builders 754 5550.
EXECUTIVE Offices A Sultos in newly constructed building at 323 Qifton Street just oN Art-ington. Call Joe AAoore. 7504055
EXTRA NICE 2 bedroom
apartment near downtown and
ECU come
campus. $27D/monto. Call Keith Warren at 753-3050.
MEDICAL SCHOOL/Hospltal location. Office Condos now toastog tor January, 1904 occupancy. All new from 1200 square feet. Call David Haniford attell A Lane. 752-0025.
AAINOES BUILDING. 4to floor, excollont view. tl.OO per square foot including utllittos and [onltorial. 4 suites availabto. Nogotiabto depending on size. Clark Branch, Raaltors, 355 2000.
NEW OFFICE SUITES for at 311 West 14lh Street. One suito with approximately 450 square feet and one suite with approx-Imatoly 1100 square feet. $4M to
9.00 per square fool tomes available. Secur
urity system. Separate etoctrlcal and beat and air conditioning systems. Call Ollto Harrington A Son Bui lnc.at7S2-i
iBuHdars,
PARLIAMENT PLACE. 1000 s^juarefoot, 950par month. Call
5 aftor 1:06 pm.
PRIME LOCATION. Arlington Contre, 1310 square feet, 754
4295. aftor 4 p.m.
PRIME LOCATION. 329 Arl ing^ Boulevard. 3500 Square feet. Immediate rental. 3554002.
TWO ROOM DOWNTOWN of flee su(to. 300 square feet, utllittos and janitor furnished. Adjacent parking availabto. Joyner-Lontor budding at 219 North Cotanche Street. Call Jim Lantor at 753-5505.
1,1400 SQUARE foot office. 1, 150 square foot office on South Memorial Drive. Call Keith Warren at 753-3850.
Office Open 9*5 Weekdays 9-5 Saturday i -5 Sunday
Merry Lane Off Arlington Blvd.
756-5067
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APARTMENTS
where you get all these iunenities:
Choice of one, two, or three bedroom apartmente Five floor plena available IW0 full bathe in all two and three bedroom apartmente tiep-saver kitchene, with frost-free refrigerator/freexer, continu-oua-cleen electric range/oven, diahwaeher, diepoaal, pantry, and built-in waeher/dryer connection. Ratio with aN firet floor apart-monte. Frivate deck with eecond floor apartmonts. lach with sliding gleet doors and ancloead storaga room.
CaMo T.V. avallabla A wood-burning firoplaco In ooch apartmont
iMcmimd memr ike Kmdimmon and Skermian HaieUJumi off GreenviUe Bied, momikteemif on Honemkoe Drive
Enorgy-saving hoat pump: for hosting and air conditioning E-300 Enorgy Efficiont Award Wall-to-wall carpeting; drapes for all windows, tilo foyor Coiling fan in living room; overhead lighting in bedrooms Socurod laundromaton promiaos Flenly of closot opaco Lightod tonnia court Swimming pool Club room
Handicappod apartmente with special faatursB, including grab bar and handrails in bath, anti-acald shower control, handicappod parking
TELEPHONE
355-2198
MANAGEMENT BY
INFORMATION CENTER A RENTAL OFFICE 1510 BRIDLE CIRCLE. GREENVILLE
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By PAT POWERS Macee Tekgn^ ani News VmAUK Gi. (AP) - The Bev. fTank Hi^lnsoew post as (Hotflr of ^^dalias Sacred Heart Qaflich came eomplele with an air-conditkmed hnme, an automobile and a coo-
fpegatioo (rf respectare, middle^ dassperishioos All of that makes him just a httle hitimeasy.
>Hi0ns, 41, spent five years in the and mmint-ains oif Ecuador,
_ with desperately poor Indians
Now, he enji^ his coi^, memento-filled doL But I hope I dont become too comfortaMe in this room, in this society, be said.
^"There are times when I am very keiy for South America. said Higgins, who became pastor of Sacrl Heart Church in June. "I wonder what I'm doing back here, really. South America was far more real to me... the issues there were far more basic life and death and everything in between."
GeDgraphically. Higgins' career has come full circle since he arrived in the United States in 1968 as a young priest from Cwi. Ireland. He was recruited by the archbishop of the Savannah Diocese and spent his first 11 years as a pastor of churches in Savannah. Columbus and Albany.
In 1979, Higgins received permission to go to South America for five years with the Society of St. James the Apostle, an (organization founded by Cardinal Richard .Cushing of Boston in 1958.
society, which suj^Iies priests 1. has"j
to Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, has "a (mmitment to work arnor^ the poor, the native Indian who is fre-qwntJy very isolated in a mountain village and would not otherw ise be served," said Higgins.
After a four-month Spanish-language course in Lima. Peru. Higgins was sent to Ecuador, a small nation with a population of about 7.5 million. His first assignment, which lasted four years, was in El Triunfo, a coastal town inhabited largely by Indians who had migrated from the mountains in search of a better life Most did not find it.
Living conditions in the squalid, tropical city were absolutely de|Morable.hesaid.
In that town of 20,000 there was no running water, no sewage or sanitar> facilities, and the standard of medical care was extremely poor, to say the least," Higgins said. The rats had right of way in the streets. During the n^nsoon rains, it was com-m(m to ifear of crib deaths from drowning. Sickness and death was an everyday reality."
Hi^ins observed other evils; corruption, bureaucracy and military rule. Frustrated once because a local clinic did not stock antivenin for snakebite victims, Higgins offered his own $2,000 to buy serum.
The Ecuadorian authorities became very, very angry with me. he said. They presumed to believe I was labeling them in a very negative fashion. They would not accept my gift.
In time, Higgins said, one can devele^ a fatalistic attitude.
Initially, I would say it was a shock to see the poverty, the way the people liv^," he said. "Then you realize this is the way its always been and will be in the near future, and" theres not a lot you can do to alleviate the situation.
For the priests, the benefits came in sharing the lives of the Indian natives, who have a "joyfulness about their lives, a tremendous acceptance of their reality. Higgins said.
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Th Daily Retectof, Gfenvitl, N.C.Powerful TVA Nuclear Plant Still Idle
Sunday, Decfnbf tS, IMS g-i
By CURT ANDERSON Prtn Writer
ATHENS, Ah. (AP) -It was sup-poied to be the showcase of the Ten-
oessee VaBey Authoritys audear power system, producing more power in ooe year than all 29 hydroelectric dams in the TVA command.
But the Browns Ferry Nuclear Phut, the nations most powerful with a 3,300 megawatt capacity, hasnt produced one watt of eiectrici-
ty since March.
three reactors to clear Regulatory
wRh Nu-dmmission
The lorn of power production at hrowm Ferry and hringmg the reactors up to NRC standards is costmg TVA at least 130 million m fiscal 1906, according to a TVA estimate.
It DOW appears that it wiH he
summer to eriy fan before we bring Unit 2 bock on, said (hri Crawfoi^
The ongoing demma at the plant,
winch is nestled in '
the fertile, dark red earth of the Tennessee River vaDey in north Alabama, is dear even to the local folk who have little understaodiiig of fis^ dynamics.
Theyve sunk milhoos of dollars into it, and theyre not getting anything out of it, said Buford EdiqKfiekl, who runs a grocery frequented by the areas cotton fanners and some of the 3,000 workers
emploved at the nuclear plant. Nobody knows what theyre doii^
down there, said Edingfield, echoing the views (rf many in the vicinity of Browns Fer^, a plant that 10 ago experienced one of the nations worst nuclear accidents and in recent yean has drawn a series of stiff penalties for safety violations.
Ihe plant, whicfa had operated for 12 yean, hit bothm last March when the TVA vohmtarify stopped all power production to overhaul its
TVAs chief nuclear power ^esman. The other two units wiD follow as soon as possible.
To meet one NRC regulation, Browns Ferry workers are testing virtually every weld, nut and bolt in the $1 billion plant to make sure it can withstand the shock of an earthquake.
And, in the wake of the 1979 accident at the Tliree Mile Island nuclear plant near Harnsburg, Pa., the NRC reqmres precise vermcatkm that aO nuclear plant safety systems would continue operating in the harsh, radioactive atmosphm that would follow an acddent.
But TVA (hdnt shut down browns Ferry simply to comply with new NRC rules. With alinast 1800,000 in NRC fines imposed since 1900, Browns Ferry is one of the most heavily penahzed nuclear |dants in the nation.
1 dont know whether its the highest, but its definite^ rij^ up there, maid Joe Gilliland, a
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recently marked the fifth anniversary of the musicians murder by a deranged Ian in New York CMy.
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4 Boxing champion Donald Curry recently secured the weherweighl title by defeating MHlon McCrory. The weherweighl category is Ihe next heaviest after (CHOOSE ONE: featherweighl. lightweighi).
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spokesman for the NRCs Atlanta rcgiaaBl office
The I $151,000 penalty for instramenti readn^ to a $50,000 fine when watchman was discova^ aafeepon the job. Giffiland said.
In 1975, workers started a fire while checkiM the fkw of air thraugb a bulkhead by using a candle. ftowns Ferry is coastructed so that outside air is sucked in, and the candles flame started a snuddering fire inside a 4-foot-tbkk concrete wall.
Two of the operating three reactors were immediatdy shut down, but as
the fire spread it knocked out con-used to cool
trob used to cool the superheated fud rods in the reactor core of Unit I The fuel could qjui^ reach a point of being too hot for ai^thing to cool, resulting in a meltdown.
After 12 hours, the fire was eztin-guisfaed. The fuel never reached a dangerous tempmture btd until the 1979 TIuee Mile Island acddeig, the NRC listed the Browns Ferry fire as the nations closest brush with nuclear (hsaster.
Weve had our problems, and we know it, Crawfora said. The thing
we waid to get acroos is that we re doing s(RDethiog about it.
WMk shut do^ to comply with the NRC, TVA decided to bring the entire Browns F^ ^t up to date, hopefully cutting down on safety [mt>-bienas and construction defects, Crawford said.
When we reahied we were g(Dg to be down because of the NRC, we decided to ^ ahead and do a lot more work, said Ifike Harris, Browns Ferrys information manager.
On a recent visit, workers in yellow radiatioo suits crawled inside the five-story-tall reacUr Unit 2, wd(iing, (dieckidg and recbedng a myriad of cables, [Hpes and wires.
The complexity (X the w(xt and the reqjuired painstaking documentati(m is one reason Browns Fmy missed a Nov. 27 deadline NRC had set ffx-Unit 2 to be rechecked by the nuclear agency, Harris said.
The biggest task for TVA was fin
ding a to^level administrator to get 6 Ferry on an even manage-
Guitarists
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The piaot Bibb was m charge of, near Hairftvd, WaMt, is the ooly one
Browns
ment keel. A search of TVAs own candidates did not turn up anyone with enough experience, Crawford said.
We needed a manager with the proven abilitv to get plant running, Oawford said. But with a TVA pay cap of $72,000, top outside candidates were reluctant to leave
*lo^g(M^ the pay cap by contrae^ with a {xivate San Di^o consulting firm. Management Analysis Co. Fix $^,000 a month, that firm sent William Bibb to become the new site director.
I believe there are a great many talented p^le bn%, Bibb said in an interview. Basically what is needed is fix' all that talent to be fun-neled in a way that were all woiting for the same goal.
That goal, Bibb said, is to biake sure this plant operates safely for the next 30 years.
From 197C until 1981, Bibb was project manager of one reactor in the ill-fated Washington Public Power Siqpply System attempt to build five nuclear power plants, a WPPSS spokesman said.
Eventually, huge cost ovemins and constniciton delays led to a WPPSS default on $2.25 billion in municipal bonds. Four of the five nuclear plants now are mothballed.
-opgratiag. Atthoa^ the plant was fined $60,000 io 1901 for not baviM docQBBentatkxi to prove it met NRC
gmdefines, delayii^ constmctkxi for over a Bibb is credited with
stepped iido a real swamp foil of alligators at that plant and did a pretty credible job up thwc, said Bob Dodds, chief of tte reactor [xo-jects sectioo at the NRCs (^^ice in San Franck.
Bibb also spent 22 years at General
Electric, the firm that made the boding water reactors used at Browns Ferry. In all. Bibb has more tthan 30 years of practkal nuclear oigineer-ing experience.
Were dearly in a downhill slide as far as public cQofidence in nuclear
rer, Bibb said. I still think its far the cleanest and cheapest source of powo^.
And, Bibb said, TVA is totally dedicated to giving lum the time, money and resources necessary to
support a pro^m that will bring the kon^.
plant back <
Crawford said the ttareomember TVA board of directors would coo-timie to support Browns Ferry so long as a gummo of hope remainB that it win contimie to produce power.
"Only 1 percent of our 6 percent rate hike tins vear was caused by ttie shutdowns of our nucl^ power system, Crawford said.
When youve got miclear plants running, you dont need as many coal fired pimits, which are m<xe open-sive," he said. Nuclear power is still a bargain.
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ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Listen to as many good friends as you can improve your future. Try not to irk your mate in the evening.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Be with p-sons of activity and talk with bigwigs about important matters. Aoid a grumpy person tonight.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can handle your finest ideas at different outlets, but avoid work this evening which could be very tiring.
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) You had bet-ter make slight changes with an associate and improve matters in the future.
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LIBRA (S^. 23 to Oct. 22) You can be out looking into new outlets during the dajrtime and be more interested in the modem.
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Study your pr(^>er-ty and see how best to improve it so that it becomes more valuable. Add to existing assets.
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PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Plan how to get into a more modem mode of living and be happier and more successful. Be dramatic and please a loved one.
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -Mississippiao Joey Ladner has a job that makes his hair stand on end.
Not from fright, but from the powerful magnetic field set up by the 500,000-volt lines he and other members of his crew maintain for the Mississif^ Power Co.
He is one (rf an 11-member elite crew especially trained to service the powerful electrical transmission line that runs from Pascagoula to the. Louisiana line near Picayune.
You have to keep your mind on the job all the time, the Gulfport man says. Theres no room for heroes or hot dogs in this job.
Ladner and the others have to work on the line when it is hot or fully charged, because cutti^ the power would be too expensive and too time-consuming.
The specially-trained crew must
wear a protective suit, made of nomex cloth filled with stainless steel particles, and specially-made boots.
The suit enables the linemmans body to adjust instantly to contact with the high voltage, said George East, general manager of electrical engineering and operations for Miffiissippi Power.
And contact is just what Ladner and the others make with the lines.
They climb towers as high as 165 feet, attach a four-foot hot stick or connecting pole to the power line and to their suit.
It stands your hair up straight, and pulls at your beard, said Ladner. You get a roaring sound in your ears when you bond to the line.
The trick to safety, he said, is to be like a bird sitting on a power line; dont touch anything thats grounded. As long as th^ is no contact, the bird is safe.
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He said the crewmen maintain at least an 11-foot clearance from the hot lines when they are in contact with the towers, and the same clearance from the towers once they hodc on to the power line.
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Tuesday - Sloppy Joe on bun, French fries, catsup, pear, milk.
Wednesday - Baked turkey, dressing with gravy, candied yams, garden peas, cranberry sauce, hot rolls, milk.
Thursday Vegatable beef soup, crackers, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, orange, milk.
Friday - Christmas vacation.
So long as the crew observes the safety rules, Ladner said, working the half-million volt line is no more dangerous than the regular 115,000 or 230,006-volt lines.
The emergency crew has had only one repair job since it was formed severa years ago, but it must practice regularly on the hot line to keep safety procedures fresh in their minds.
In between, Ladner and the others work as regular transmission line repairmen.
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VINTON, La. (AP) - Big-time bingo games with pots as 1^ as $10,000 are attracting bus loads ci travitors from as far as 450 miles aw^ to this little town on the Texas
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They come from i^ces such as Laredo, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Ifooston and Galveston, Texas, travel up to nine hours fw the chance at a winning card and thousancb of (kdlars in prizes.
Despite its high stakes, the games are 1^ in Louisiana because a c^tyisthespimsor.
Ifowever, there has been criticism bcN^ause oi the distribution of the money involved. In an eight month period, just over $100,000 went to the d^ty of nearly $2 million in gross receipts.
Records showed that gross receipts of $1,901,681 were collected over 30 days of games between March and
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October; expenses totaled $451,292;
prizes were $1,338,395, and $110,678 went to the Calcasieu Asswiation of Retarded Citizens.
In a letter last March, parish secretary Jennabeth Smythe said she felt some of the expenses listed in the first lango report were not reasonable.
She said the parish bingo ordinance prohibits any expenses except bonafide items of reasonable amount of goods, sCTvices and other merchandise necessary for the operation of the game.
A lawyer for CARC, Scott Pias, responded that the expenses listed on rep^ sent to the secretary where actual expenses incurred.
These expenses are not known until you conduct a game and hxik at what was actually ^pent to make the
effort successful, he said.
Chartered bus trips, provided by the binflo spaasm, were reported among the highest expenses, going as hi(^ as $11,000. Repoj^ also sfww the organization advolised in several Texas newspapers and spent $2,300 in September to advertise in the Ifouston Chronicle.
Bingo has kng been a part (rf the culture d sMith Louisiana, whore games sponsored by the Roman Cathcrfic diurch have kept an argument gmng in the L^iature owr whetho' it is legalized gambling.
Although the state allows parimutuel betting at its five thor-oughtx^ tracks (including Delta Downs in this town outside Lake Charles), atten^ to permit casino gambling conristoitly fail in the Legislature.
The Vinton bingo games take place in the cavernous Activity Center, whkh seats up to 1,000 people along 16 long tables. Doors dpen at 11 i.m.
Fnxn the time it was built in 1963, the center has remained controversial because of attempts to put bingo games there.
Until these games began operating, several groups had tried unsuccessfully to set up a Ihimo opention but could not comply with theparish ordinance.
The Vinton games dfer a cdmful collage.
Pretty women in tight sherts cany wads of cash about. Hawkes walk the aisles selling cards the entire eight hours of daily play.
Up (Ns the pktfam, the announcer graos a ball from a blower machine. A lifted board bdiind him keeps
B-3, the number is B4, George says ovw the loudspeaker. Suddenly someone yells, Bingo!
Come on down! George slKwts. The winnw runs down aisle. Hundreds watch enviously as she picks up a $5,000 cash prize.
Playors keq> money nearby so they can buy m bin^ cards at a momwts notice. Off-duty Calcasieu Parish Sheriffs Department deputies in uniform carry bolstered revolvers, working security.
Players stand in a long line to buy cards. Siune of the card packages range fnmi $35 to $90. In me day, a person can play up to 35 different games and the winners receive their payttffsincash.
Most Inngo flyers list winning payoffs as betwem $100 and $10,000.
But winners usually have to splft these pots with other wiaom, oftep with as many as seven winners a game. On one particular day, thw were 87 winners out of approximate^ 900tol,300ptoyers. !
One man who lost at bingo all dag, told his wife, I guess we wont be eating next week. ^ 1
She r^ed, I didnt spend all ot j .1
The last game is played at 8: p.m. In the patter of a television ganmshow tot, the announcer urgsh players to return the next week. Hp cam out a Texas phone number f(|p bingo buffs who want another fr^ bus ride. *
Just call this numbo and we wijl set you up on a bus: We mn g^ buses going to Austin and Galveston, he says.
DEAR MR. GOREN
Q. I never know whnt to do in the foUowing situation. After my partner opens the bidding and 1 respond, suppose he jump shifts. 1 hold a doubleton in his first-bid suit, only three cards in his second suit, my own suit is not rebiddable and I don't have a stopper in the unbid suit, i sometimes feel like screaming out of frustration, but there must be a better solution.J.A.R., Orlando, FU.
A. Lets give you a hand and an auction to illustrate your dilemma. Lets suppose you are South and you hold:
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Partner opens the bidding with one heart and, after your one spade response, jumps to three diamonds. Obviously, there is no simple solu tion. You are not sure of an eight card fit anywhere, and you cant bid three no trump without a stopper in the unbid suit, yet your sides combined values should be enough for game-if you have a playable spot.
Since partners jump shift has created a forcing to-game situation, there is no need for you to do anything precipitate. You can af ford to take matters slowly and so allow partner room to complete the description of his hand. You know partner has at least a five-card heart suit, so your first move should be a temporizing bid of three hearts. Should the auction permit, you intend showing your diamond support on the next round.
Partner should allow for the fact that you might have no more than a doubleton heart. Also, he knows you cant have four diamonds unless you also have at least three hearts, because you didnt raise his second suit immediately. Also, the fact you didn't rebid your spades means you will have five of them only on those hands where you also have genuine heart support and preferred to show it rather than rebid spades.
By now, partner should have a small idea of your hand. He should be well placed to judge where best to play the hand.
Q.-What sort of odds do you need to bid a vulnerable game? A small slam? A grand slam?M.D., New York City
A.-I presume you are talking about rubber bridge. You should bid a vulnerable game if you have about a 45 percent chance of success. If you go down, you lose the value of a part score plus 100 points. However, had you made your partial you would become a strong favorite to win the rubber, and you must take that into account; if you succeed, you gain 600 or 620 the value of the rubber. The value of a small slam bonus just about equals the value of a rubber, so you dont need much more than a 50 percent shot to contract for 12 tricks.
If you fail in a grand slam, however, you lose not only the rubber bonus but also the 750 points you get for a small slam. Therefore, you should have better than a 75 percent chance of success before you contract for all the tricks.
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LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - Surveys indicate that the state's grasshopper infestation will be worse next year than the dcvestating attack this year, despite a $4.5 million spraying program, an entomologist said.
According to the state Agriculture Defwrtment, 2.9 million acres, mostly rangeland, were infested with economically damaging" numbers of grasshoppers over the summer. The problem was so extensive that more than half of the states 23 counties applied for special state aid.
Umversity of Wyoming entomologist Everett Spackman said that studies indicate that 3.2 million acres of range wUl be infested by the voracious insects next year.SAiMrCENTEREgS^
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The Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung of Essen took note of this in a commentary Nov. 19.
In the light of West Germanys difficult relations with Israel, the moral aspect plays a role when the Germans keep out of the Middle East, the newspaper said.
Burt is right when he says that many trouble spots are more important to Europe and the U.S. for supplies ... but developments in the Middle East have brought more arguments a^inst involvement in such areas, tne paper said
Burt, a U.S. a^istant secretai^ of before
state ior European affairs coming to Bonn, said he does mit believe he is taking a more public approach to his new job than his iredecessor, Arthur Bums, the ormer chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
I think that part of the job of being ambassador is public diplomacy, explaining U.S. views to the general public, Burt said.
He also thinks his youth is an advantage.
You have to take advantage of your attributes. I think being younger can give me a great advantage. It may give me credibility with a new audience, he said.
One thing I hope to do is spend some time with young people in this country.
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BONN, West Germany (AP) -Richard Burt, the new U.S. ambassador to Boon, has launched his diplomatic career by urging the West Germans to play a greater intema-tiooalrole.
But his appeal has been met with some criticism in the West German pre^.
Since he arrived in Boon Sept. 9, Burt has appeated to the Germans to help the United States defend Western security interests throughout the world, not only in Europe.
Sne West Gaman news media, rejecting Burts idea, maintained that West Germany already makes large sacrifices for Western security in Europe, including the drafting <k all young men fa 15 months of military service.
In an interview with The Associated Press, the 38-year-old Burt explained that he is sedung more balaoce in the partnership between Western Europe, including West Germany, and the United States.
The United States recomiizes the contributions European nations have made to the NATO defoise, be said. But the United States needs Western Europe to help it support Third Wald countries that are friendly to the West, such as the Arab nations in the Persian Gulf, he said.
All I asked pe(^le to do was examine the changes tiiat could be made in economic aid, in trade policy and in security assistance to the Third Wald, he said.
Burt expounded on this theme in speeches m Bonn and in Munich in November.
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girl named Lillian Finley, who lives in a refugee village in eastern Honduras in the isolated jungles of the Mosquitia.
Yrt, this year a Christmas gift box prepared by Jerry, his wife June and their three children will be delivered to Lillian as part of a massive plan to bring gifts from families in the United ^tes to homeless children in Latin America.
The Mwect was concaved by Woody and Diane Jeiddns, a Baton Roi^e couple
So they have decided to bring gite to the poorest of the poor in Latin America - dnMren mUdy to
Mve a single gdt otherwise. Most these cWen lack food, clotti^ d medical care. Many are^a
receive of and
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parasita culos and other oseases. Few have
from malaria,, parasites, tuber-
toysataU.
The Christinas Box Project is just one activity of Frien of the
Americas, a public diarity founded by the Jenkinses nearly two years ago. Friends goal is to help people sufiering ftom war, natural ousters
and economic probl^ through a series of nudical clinics,!
wFth the'belp of Americans in all SO Jenkinses j
states, the Jdkinses are tryiiM to br ing Christmas boxes to 50,000 children, including victims of this years worst disasters - the earthquakes in Mexico, the volcano in Columbia and the war in Cmtral AnMrica.
According to Jenkins, a businessman and 14-year veteran of the Louisiana legislature, the philos-opby is v^ simple. We just believe every child deserves at least one present at Christmas, be said.
I clinics, schools and self-h^ prognuns in every country in Latin America.
The Downings are tyincal of those d States who are
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switching equipment for Bell of Pennsylvania, ana his wife June works part-time in a cafeteria.
The Downings decided to prepare four Christmas boxes for bomdess children in Latin America. June said putting the boxes together was a family effwt.
letter and a photograph of the Dofwn-ings, three pairs of panties, socks, a 0, hair rttbons, a bag of wrapped hard candy, crayons, pndls. wnting tablet, toothpaste, toothbrush, scissors, hair brush, comb, needles, thread and soap.
Jenkins said this box wiD be very special for the little refugee, who escaped more than a year ago from the east coast of Nicaragua, a place where bo* ancestors have lived for more than 1,000 yean. The Midtito r^ees are living in primitive con-ditions in one of the worlds most isdated areu. Lillian could never hai things like these othowise, he said.
Anyone can prepare a Christmas box. It is a practical way to reach out to someone in oeat need and show that you care,^ said Mrs. Jenkins. It is a great project for schoob, Sunday school classes and other groups, as weU as families and individuals.
Fnends of the Americas first ma-
Midtito
children we dck and severely malnourished. Mothen watcM their babies die di^ from starvation or the lack of medicme.
Today Friends of the Amwicas operates a Refugee Center in the Mosquitia. a hospital, two schools and various agriculture projects for the Miskito peo^. As a result, the conditiims of the Miskitos are dramatUy improving. Nearly 400 miles away, in southwest Honduras, the Jenkinses have establisbed three additional medical clinics for Ladino refugees from Nicaragua
Mrs. Jenkins recently was hoaorel by President Reagan, when he pr sented her with the First RonaM Reagan Humanitarian Award for her woriwith the Miskito Indians.
The Miskitos are evai^elical Protestants and a mixture m Ind
Friends also is involved in disaster assistance. Within four days after tbk earthquakes in Mexico City, Jenkins was 00 the scene, helping coordinate aid in the makeshift shelters whki have qnrung iq) in parks and on neutral grounds throu^t the city. Friaids delivered nearly $400,000 worth of assistance to Mexico, or
Indian and
British who speak Miskito, rath^ than Spanish. Most of the Ladinos are Cathouc cam
roughly 10 percent of all the private aidlrobii -.......
campesinos and farm^ who speak Spanish. Thev are a mix-iofinii
. lish. They ture of Indian and Spanish descent.
Friends hospital, medical clinics and agriculture projects represent the only major source of help for 40,000 refugees in the border areas of Honchiras 70 percoit of whmn are (^dren.
The Jmkinses spend much of their time in Latin America, supervisiog Friends staff of physicians, nurses, paramedics, teachers and other per-
jor project has been to try to help the Misxito Indians, fmrced to flee
The box for little Lillian contains a
Nicaragua to escape persecution by the Sandinista government. Before Friends began its wwfc, thousands of
^ the United States din^thb
first six weeks after the earthquakes.
Anyone who would like to prei^ a Chrirtimas box should ship it to Friends of the Americans not lat#
than Dec. 23, so that th^ can bp delivered before the Christmas
season ends in Latin America on Ja
5.
F(w furth^ information on the Christmas Box Project or to support the weak t Friaids t the Americas, contact Friends of the Americas, 912 N. Foster Drive, Baton Rouge, La. 70606. :
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- "Tbe Bob Hope Christmas Show" (NBC. SoDday, Dec. 15) - Hope headlines his 47th Christmas special on NBC. His gnests include Brooke Shields. Emmanuel Lewis, Raquel Welch and the members of tbe Associated Press All-America football team
Miss Welch will sing the traditional "Silver Bells" with Hope. Hope first sang tbe song in 1951 with Marilyn Maxwell in the film The Lemon Drop Kid" and has performed tbe song with various female vocalists on his Christmas shows ever since
- Christmas in Washington" (NBC, Sunday, Dec. 15) - President and Mrs. Reagan are expected to he in the audience of dipitaries fw this annual event at the National Building Museum in Washington. D C. The special will feature singer Natalie Cole, violinist Viktoria Mullova. tbe US. Naval Academy Glee Gub and the Shiloh Baptist Church Choir of Washington For tbe first time, tbe event will be broadcast in stereo.
- "The Gift of Love A Christmas Story" (CBS. Tuesday, Dec. 17) - A re-brolcast of a 1983 special starring Angela Lansbury and Lee Remick in a drama about an embattled woman who discovers that tbe power of love can help overcome the most despairing experience.
- "Kenny L Dolly A Christmas to Remember" (CBS, Wednesday, Dec. 18)
- A rebroadcast of the 1984 special starring Kenny Rogers and Dolly Par-ton, wUch was produced by musk-video whiz Bob Giraldi " r " -'
- Andy Williaras and the NBC Kids Search for Santa" (NBC, Friday, Dec. 20) - Williams hosts this special, whkh was filmed entirely on location in Finland Guests include several child a^ tors from NBC series, including Keshia Knight Pulliam. Lisa Bonet and Malcolm Jamal-Wamer of The Cosby Show," Mindy Cohn of Tbe Facts of Life," Soleil Moon Frye. Ami Foster, Casey Ellison and Chene Johnson of Pimky Brewster," and Joey Lawrence of Gimme a Break
- "Mr T and Emmanuel Lewis in a Christmas Dream" (NBC, Friday, Dec. 20) - The stars of Tbe A-Team" and "Webster " portray a sidewalk Santa and a latchkey child, respectively, in a rebroadcast of a special that aired originally in 1984.
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In 1959, Mary Tyler Moore made her television debut as David Janssens sultry-voiced secretary Sam in "Richard Diamond, private Detective. The series gave the actress a foot even though only her legs were seen on screen.
In i960, the actress won the role of Dick Van Dykes wife on the now-classic suburban sitcom The Dick Van Dyke Show. For her ponrayal of Laura Petrie, the Mtress won two Emmy Awards. Four years after the shows demise, Miss Moore returned to prime time in her own series, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which she played Minneapolis assistant news p^ucer Mary Richards. The sitcmn has become a classic, during its seven-year run, it won 29 Emmy Awards, more than any other show in the history of television.
In recent years, however, Miss Moore has gotten away from making us laugh. She has made us cry. In 1978, the actress appeared as real-life reporter and mastectomy victim Betty RoUin in the made-fw-TV movie First, Yon Chy. Two years later, Miss Moore portrayed Timothy Huttons mother (and Robert Redfords wife) in the film Ordinary People. For her role, the actress was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar. That same year, she appeared on Broadway in a re-written version of the Tony-winning play Whose Life Is It Anyway? For her role as a paraplegic confined to her bed (a role originally played by Tom Conti), Miss Moore won a special T(Miy Award. Last year. Miss Moore played real-life author and widow Martha Lear in the TV film "Heartsounds.
Now, once again, things are changing. Last week, Miss Moore returned to television and her comedic roots in Mary. The series airs Wednesdays on CBS. In the show, Miss Moore plays Mary Brenner, a divorcee who leaves her job as a high-fashion magazine editor to work as a consumer advocate on a third-rate Chicago newspaper. James Farentino co-stars as Frank DeMarco, Miss Moores boss and love interest. Other regulars include John Astin (fbe Addams Family) as Ed LaSalle, the papers pompous theatre critic, Katey Sagal (sister of those Double Trouble twins) as acerbic, chain-smoking columnist Jo Tucker and veteran TV actor Ltevid Byrd as Tully, the newspapers myopic copy editor.
Miss Moore, 48, is glad to be back. After being involved in drama for so long, she explains, I missed doing comedy. My first involvement with it was when I made (last years HBO film) Finnegan Begin Again. I had a few fdnny scenes, and they reminded me how much I missed comedy. The film also reminded me how good I am at comedy. And its foolish to turn your back on an aspect of your artistry.
Dack Rambo heads for other side of cameras
By Cindy Adams
Dack Rambo, that hatid-some hunk from Dallas," has written a TV movie about twins. Hell produce it himself. Said Dack: Its my own story about growing up as a twin, about trying to gain your own identity. A few years ago, my twin brother was killed. I had a premonition; I could feel the dread. It took me five hours to answer my phone. Ive had therapy, and writing this film has been a catharsis. Maybe ni finally get it all out now. I wont star in the film because the storys too painful."
Dack Rambo
For me, its career. Ive been through lots of relationships. Im 40. I'm too old for kids and Im not willing to give of myself."
I later noticed Morgan was no longer holding his hand.
Morgan Fairchild
Dack, who was wearing celadon green all over - suede jacket, linen pants, silk shirt - added; Dallas is my first success as an actor, but what I want to do is produce. Acting isn't whats important for me.
The actor was holding hands with Falcon Crest star Morgan Fairchild, yet he still said: 'Marriage isnt whats important for me either right now.
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NBC nas announced the broadcasters for its three New Years Day college football telecasts. Charlie Jones and Sam Rutigliano will begin the days coverage by broadcasting the
Timothy Daly just ended his stint in the Manhattan Theater Clubs production of Oliver Oliver" at City Center in New York. Before Cagney k Lac-ct" came along, older sister lyne Daly auditioned for the MTC. She was turned down five times! Backstage, when she visited her kid brother, Tyne asked the producers, Now will you give me a job?"
Don Adams new USA Network sitcom "Check It Out takes place in a supermarket. After each taping, the fruits and veggies are snipped to local charities. ... If any of you CB mamas want to know Burt Reynolds' CB handle, its Navajo Breeze." And 10-4 to you, too. ... Prolific celeb biographer Carles Higham's next tome will be on the life and times of Lucille Ball
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Ever since they met on the set of Doctor Detroit" in 1983, Bosom Buddies star Donna Dixon and Saturday Night Live alum Dan Aykroyd have become, well, bosom buddies. Now theyre husband and wife, and along with another SNL veteran, Chevy Chase, will star in the new comedy Spies Like Us. The casting may sound hot, but making the film, says Miss Dixon, was not. It was so cold in Norway that our mouths froze, our teeth stuck to our lips and we couldnt say our lines," she recalls. And thats just the tip of the iceberg. We had to wear special jackets weighing 55 pounds," the actress adds. They were warm, but they were also funny-looking. Chevy looked like a moose, Danny looked like a poodle and I looked like a chipmunk.
Some people insist Robert Blake is a hell of an actor. Others insist the actor is hell to work with. TV UPDATE recently visited the set of Blakes ill-fated series Hell-town, (the show has been camreled by NBC) and witnessed the dissension on the set. During a scene with
- guest star Rhonda Dotson, Blake repeatedly ridiculed and embarrassed the actress. If you had an ounce of talent, Blake sneered, we would have had iis shot completed long ago. How stupid are you? And that was just the beginning. Extras said they would never work with Blake again, and one actor who pleaded for anonymity said, Id rather do Love Boat.
Everyones favorite all-male domestic comedy is back, now that Nickelodeon has acquired the rights to 220 episodes of My Three Sons The shows havent been seen since they originally aired on network TV from 1960-72. But that doesnt mean Fred MacMurray, the star of Sons, is ready for a full-fledged primetime comeback. I officially retired after I made The Swarm, a dreadful (1978) horror film, says MacMurray, 78. I have this funny theory: I dont want to play litUe old men for Aaron Spelling. And I cant play Steve Douglas (his Sons character) anymore. Id rather stay home, watch my Disney movies and Miami Vice. Its a bit harsh," the actor laughs, but boy, is it good!"
Catherine Mary Stewart may be one of the stars of the upcoming CBS miniseries Sins, but Its her photogra-pher-husband, J<din Findlater, who looks out for those committing the greatest sin. Findlat recently took publicity photos of his wife, and if a publication forgets to properly give him photo credit, he triple bills them! ... Singing heavyweight Jennifer Holliday (kiesnt need anyone to say they love her - she already luw Michael Jackson For her latest album Say You Love Me, Jennifers good pal penned and produced the current hit single. Youre the One."The whispery voice in the background of the tune is the one and only Michael.... His good looks have turned Days of Our Lives" star Piter Reckell into daytimes hottest hunk, but now the actor has found himself in a hairy situation. Reckells hair has gotten so long
- its now longer than many of his co-tars - that Hollywood insiders now refer to him as The Neanderthal Man.
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Whate in a name? CHff (BHI Coaby) triaa to convince Me daughter Rudy (Kaahia Knight Pulliam) that her unueuai firat name ia all right after ahea heckled in echool in The Coaby Show," airing Thureday, Dec. 19 on NBC.
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In 1959, Mary Tyler Moore made her television debnt as David Janssens sultry-voiced secretary Sam in Richard Diamond, Private Detective." The series gave the actress a foot even though only her legs were seen on screen.
In 1960, the actress won the role of Dick Van Dykes wife on the now-classic suburban sitcom The Dick Van Dyke Show. For her portrayal of Laura Petrie, the actress won two Emmy Awards. Four years after the shows demise. Miss Moore returned to prime time in her own series, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which she played Minneapolis assistant news producer Mary Richards. The sitcom has bectnne a classic, during its seven-year run, it won 29 Emmy Awards, more than any other show in the history of television.
In recent years, however. Miss Moore has gotten away from making us laugh. She has made us cry. In 1978, the actress appeared as real-life reporter and mastectomy victim Betty RoUin in the made-fw-TV movie First, You Cry. Two years later, Miss Moore portrayed Timothy Huttons mother (and Robert Bedfords wife) in the film Ordinary People. For her role, the actress was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar. That same year, she appeared on Broadway in a re-written version of the Tony-winning play Whose Life Is It Anyway? For her role as a paraplegic confined to her bed (a role origiilly played by Tom Conti), Miss Moore won a special Tony Award. Last year. Miss Moore played real-life author and widow Martha Lear in theTV film Heartsounds.
Now, once again, things are ' changing. Last week. Miss Moore returned to television -and her comedic roots - in Mary. The series airs Wedn^days on CBS. In the show, Miss Moore plays Mary Brenner, a divorcee who leaves her job as a high-fashion magazine editor to work as a consumer advocate on a third-rate Chicago newspaper. James Farentino co-stars as Frank DeMarco, Miss Moores boss and love interest. Other regulars include John Astin (1110 Addams Family) as Ed LaSalle, the papers pompous theatre critic; Katey Sagal (sister of those Double Trouble twins) as acerbic, chain-smoking columnist Jo Tucker and veteran TV actor David Byrd as Tully, the newspapers myopic copy editor,
Miss Moore, 48, is glad to be back. After being involved in drama for so long, she explains, I missed doing comedy. My first involvement with it was when 1 made (last years HBO film) Finnegan Begin Again. I had a few fdnny scenes, and they reminded me how much I missed comedy. The film also reminded me how good I am at conwdy. And its foolish to turn your back on an aspect of your artistry.
Dack Rambo heads for other side of cameras
By Cindy Adams
Dack Rambo, that handsome hunk from Dallas," has written a TV movie about twins. Hell produce it himself. Said Dack: "Its my own stbry about growing up as a twin, about trying to gain your own identity. A few years ago, my twin brother was kilted. I had a premonition; I could feel the dread. It took me five hours to answer my phone. Ive had therapy, and writing this film has been a catharsis. Maybe Ill finally get it all out now. I wont star in the film because the storys too painful.
For me, its career. Ive been through lots of relationships. Im 40. I'm too old for kids and Im not willing to give of myself.
I later noticed Morgan was no longer holding his hand.
Morgan Fairchild
Dack Rambo
Dack, who was wearing celadon green all over - suede jacket, linen pants, silk shirt - added: " Dallas is my first success as an actor, but what I want to do is produce Acting isnt whats important for me.
The actor was holding hands with "Falcon Crest star Morgan Fairchild, yet he still said: Marriage isnt whats important for me either right now.
Holiday in the Booth
Timothy Daly just ended his stint in the Manhattan Theater Clubs production of Oliver Oliver at City Center in New York. Before Cagney & Lac-came along, older sister iVnc Daly auditioned for the MTC. She was turned down five times! Backstage, when she visited her kid brother, Tyne asked the producers. Now will you give me a job?"
Don Adams new USA Network sitcom 'Check It Out takes place in a supermarket. After each taping, the fruits and veggies are snipped to local charities. ... If any of you CB mamas want to know Burt Reynolds' CB handle, it's Navajo Breeze. And 10-4 to you, too. ... Prolific celeb biographer Charles Higham's next tome will be on the life and times of Lucille Ball
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NBC nas announced the broadcasters for its three New Years Day college football telecasts. Charlie Jones and Sam RuUgliano will begin the days coverage by broadcasting the
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TV Chatter
Ever since they met on the set of Doctor Detroit in 1983, Bosom Buddies star Doma Dixon and Saturday Night Uve alum Dan Aykroyd have become, well, bosom buddies. Now theyre husband and wife.^and along with another SNL veteran, Cbevy Chase, will star in the new comedy Spies Like Us. The casting may sound hot, but making the film, says Miss Dixon, was not. It was so cold in Norway that our mouths froze, our teeth stuck to our lips and we couldnt say our lines, she recalls. And thats just the tip of the iceberg. We had to wear special jackets weighing 55 pounds, the actress adds. They were warm, but they were also funny-looking! Chevy looked like a moose, Danny looked like a poodle and I looked like a chipmunk.
Some people insist Robert Blake is a hell of an actor. Others insist the actor is hell to work with. TV UPDATE recently visited the set of Blakes ill-fated series Hell-town, (the show has been canceled by NBC) and witnessed the dissension on the set. During a scene with guest star Rh(da Dotson, Blake repeatedly ridiculed and embarrassed the actress. If you had an ounce of talent, Blake leered, we would have had this shot completed long ago. How stupid are you? And that was just the beginning. Extras said they would never work with Blake again, and one actor who pleaded for anonymity said, Id rather do Love Boat.
Everyones favorite all-male domestic comedy is back, now that Nickelodeon has acquired the rights to 220 episodes of My Three Sons. The shows havent been seen since they originally aired on network TV from 1960-72. But that doesnt mean Fred MacMiffray, the star of Sons, is ready for full-fledged prime-time comeback. I officially retired after I made The Swarm, a dreadful (1978) horror film, says MacMurray, 78. I have this funny theory: I dont want to play little old men for Aaron Spelling. And 1 cant play Steve Douglas (his Sons character) anymore. Id rather stay home, watch my Disney movies and Miami Vice. Its a bit harsh, the actor laughs, but boy, is it good!
Catherine Mary Stewart may be one of the stars of the upcoming CBS miniseries Sins, but Its her photogra-l^er-husband, John Findlater, who lo(du out for those committing the greatest sin. Findlater recently took publicity photos of his wife, and if a publication forgets to properly give him photo credit, he tii|de bills them! ... Singing heavyweight Jennifer Holliday doesnt need anyone to say they love her - she already has Michael Jackson For her latest album Say You Love Me, Jennifers good pal penned and produ^ tlw current hit single, Youre the One. The whispery voice in the background of the tune is the one and only Michael. His good looks have turned Days of Our Lives star Peter Reckell into daytimes hottest hunk, but now the actor has found himself in a haii7 situation. Reckells hair has gotten so long - its now longer than many of his co-(Rars - that Hollywood insiders now refer to him as The Neanderthal Man.
That Woman
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END OF THE CHASE - "The Paper Chase, tbe former network series starring John Hoaseman as a carmodgeon-ly law school professor, will od its pro-doctioa schedule on Showtime oeit spring.
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WHAT BECOMES A LEGEND -Shelley Dovall, who created the a^ claimed "Faerie Tale Theatre for Showtime, has developed a new anthology series, Sbdky Dovalls Tall Tales k Legends." The premiere episode (airily Friday, Dec. 20 on Showtime) is Annie Oakley, starring Jamie Lee Cnrtis in the title role, Brian Oenneby as Buffalo BiU and Cliff DeYoung as Frank Batler. The mask was created by Maes guitarist By Cooder.
Fatore episodes will deal with socb legendary American figana as Jobmy Apideseed (starring ifertin Short and M(^ Ringwald), ud Casey, the mighty baseball player in Ernest Thai^s poem, Cmey at the Bat (starring El-iiott Goald). These two episodes were directed by former Satarday Night live star Clttistopher Gaest aod comedian David Stetabof, respectiveiy.
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Die durable and handsome Peck is Mill active in Hollywood after 40 yean in tbe bwsiness. He was bom as El-dred Gregory Peck on Apr. S. 1910. in La Jolla. CaKf. His father was tbe town dmggist FoUowiiqi gradnatk from San Diego State College, tbe yoong Peck struck out for New York, wkere he enrolled at New Yorks Neig^bor-bood Playboose. He made bis Broadway debot in *Tlie Mwiung Star in 1941 and soon beaded for Hdlywood. A qiioal injory received dnrii^ a coU^ rowbig event forced Peck to sit oat World War IL His film career was studded with socb critical and commadal hits as ^lell-boond (1945). Tbe Yeariing (1940X Xjcntleroans Agreement (1947X Twdvt Oclock High (1949). The Man in the Gray Flannel Sait (1959). Moby Dick (1950) and "Tbe (bna (1971). In 1992. be won an Oscar for his role as Atticos Finch in To KiU a Mockingbird. Peck has been happily married to Veroniqne, a former French joomalist, for tbe past SO years. They have two children. Tony, bora in 1959 and cmrently tbe bean of model Cbe^I Ti^ and Cdia, bora in 1951. Pecks first marriage, to hairdresser Cfeeta Rke Konen (1942-54X produced three children: Stephen, bora in 1944, Jonathan, bora in 1949, and Carey, bora in 1949. ^epben comnitted soicide in 1975.
Peck continaes to dismiss retiremeitt |danr As long as I can appear in quality projects, tkings in whick I era take some measure of pride, I sappoae Ill jest keep oa gmng, be says. He played Attoam Linctdn in tbe TV miniseries The Blue and tbe Grey (1994). His next screen venture will be Judgment Day, based on tbe true stwy of a bully who troriied the town of Stidmore, Mont., in 1981 and was murdered by a member of tbe cmniminity. Peck Stan as a town sheriff.
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S;N(SHOW) The Last Star-fighter"(1984)
:N(SPN) The Private Life Of Henry Vlir (1933)
7:N(S80W) The Red Shoes" (194S)
40 (SPN) Sanu Fe Trail" (1940) (HBO)"Kidco(1984)
1040 (SBOW) The Red Danabe" (1949)
(HBO) "Night Of The Comet" (1984)
lOtOSfB "Widow" (1976)
UN (SHOW) The River" (1984) (HBO) The Bounty (1984) (USA) The Seventh Veil (1946) 1:05 (D "Fire Over Africa (1954) LN (SHOW) Rockshow (1980) 2:30 (HBO) "Irreconcilable Differences (1984)
4N(SH0W) The Red Shoes (1948)
S:N(HBO) "Hans Christian Andersen" (1952)
TUESDAY
DECEMBER 17.198S DAYTIME MOVIES
6:00 (SPN) Women Must Dress" (1935)
(SHOW) The Christmas Thai Almost Wasn't (1966)
:M (SHOW) "Protocol (1984) (HBO) Wuthering Heights
(1939)
8:35 (SPN) Uptown New Yorlt (1932)
' lO(Sr) "Return Of Chandu (1934)
10.00 (SHOW) "Any Number Can Play (1949)
10:050 "Remember The Night
(1940)
10:30 (HBO) Johnny Dangerously (1984)
12:N(SH0W) Hambone And Hil-lie(1984)
(HBO) "Midnight Madness (1980)
(USA) Fraulein Doktor (1969) 1:050 Hunters Of The Reef" (1978)
1:30 (SHOW) Top Secret' (1984) 2:00 (HBO) American Dreamer" (1984)
4.N (SHOW) The Christmas That Almost Wasnt (19M)
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER II, 1N5 DAYTIME MOVIES
l:N(SPN) Boy Of The Streets" (1937)
7:N(SH0W) "Sahara (1984) 7:M(SPN) Penny Serenade
(1941)
l:N(HB0) Broadway Danny Rose (1984)
10:N(^W) Love Me Or Leave Me(1955)
(HBO) Breakin 2 Electric Boo-galoo(1984) lONO Never Say Goodbye (1946)
UN (HBO) Wavelength (1983) (USA) The Swap (19N) l:WO The Prince Who Was A Thief(1951)
1:N(HB0) Wholly Moses! (1980)
2:N (SHOW) Sahara (1984) THURSDAY
DECEMBER 19,1985 DAYTIME MOVIES
6:00 (SPN) The Fallen Idol (1949)
6:30 (SHOW) Mae West' (1982) 8:00 (SPN) King Of The Cowboys (1943)
(HBO) Meatballs Part H (1983)
8:30 (SHpW) Peter And The Wolf, And Other Tales" (1981)
9:10 (SPN) Heroes In Blue (1939)
9:30 (HBO) The River" (1984) 10:00 (SHOW) The Yellow Cab Man (1950)
10:05 (D Holiday " (1938)
12:00 (SHOW) Irreconcilable Differences" (1984)
(HBO) Bite The Bullet (1975) (USA) "The Rocking Horse Winner" (1949)
1:050 "The Clone Master" (1978)
2:00(SHOW) Mae West (1982) 2:30 (HBO) Oliver's Story" (1978) 5:30 (SHOW) Peter And The Wolf And Other Tales (1081)
(HBO) A Christmas Story (1983)
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3:45 (HBO) Movie Touched" (1983) Robert Hays, Kathleen Beller. (1 hr., 29 min.)
3:50 0Ni^t Tracks iOOQAlke 3) Sound Effects (USA) New Sounds XHU: HoU-day Sounds 4:15 (SHOW) Night Of At Least One Dosen Stars Spoofs of current political events, foreign affairs and the 1984 presidential election, featuring Ed Asner, Eileen Brennan. Chevy Chase, Mike Farrell, Howard Hesse-man and Laraine Newman. (1 hr.)
4:300 Movie Three Faces West (1940) John Wayne. Sigrid Gurie.il hr. 30 min.)
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DECEMBER M,1N5 DAYTIMB MOVIES
l:N (SPN) Jamaica Inn (1939) 7N(SH0W) We Live Again (1934)
IN(mO) Finnegan Begin Again (1985)
1:15 (SPN) The Inspector General" (1949)
8N(SH0W) Hambone And Hil-lie(1984)
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(HBO) Johnny Dangerously (1984)
lOND Kathy 0 (1958)
12N (SHOW) A (fhristmas Story (1983)
(HBO) Protocol" (1984)
(USA) Forevw Female (1953) IN 0 Blood Arrow (1958) 2:N(SH0W) Night Of The Comet (1984)
(HBO) Hans Christian Andersen (1952)
4:N(SH0W) Hambone And Hil-lie(1984)
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2:10 (HBO) Movie Hardcore (1979) George C. Scott, Season Hubley.(lhr.,46min.)
2:300 CBS News Nightwatch GD Comedy Tonight OTopMVideoB 0 PTL Club (Japanese) (ESPN)SportM>nter
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(rO) Movie (Mon) Hans Christian Andersen (1952XThu) A Christmas Story (1983)
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(ES^ College Soccer NCAA Division I ChampioBSh^ bom Seattle. (R) (2 hn.)
SN(SPN) Movb Captain Kidd (1945) Charles Unghton, John Carradine. (2 hn., 25 min.)
4:NONews 0ThbbThelife (USA) Movb Face-Off (1971) Art Hindb, Triidy Youi^ (2 hrs.)
4:05 (HBO) Movb Songwriter (1984) Willb Nebon, Kris Kris-tofferson. (1 hr., 34 min.)
4:300 Movb Man Or Gun (1958) MacDonald Carey, Audrey Totter. (1 hr., 30 min.)
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Letter* Delivers A Surprising Remake
By Robert DlMbo''
A hardy Hollywood picture from the late 1940s is givoi an updated treatment in this pre-holiday TV-roovie week. A Letter to Three Wives (NBC, Dec. 16) starts from such an entertaining plot gimmick that vbwers may not ^care to notice that the executioa isnt up to the 1948 Joseph L. Mankiewia original.
'Ihe plot gimmick has a gossipy fascination; Three wives receive the same letter from a gorgeous divorcee who
nyiekMTWiflffiriikiKflftheir habamb. A mp opera rtlMtioi played for Hght svpenae ad 11, letbr Ib-knp to the pr^Wolnal Liberation era, when a womus wilei were her best drtense and weapa. Now that the sanctity of marriage has been reaf-firmed, and foolmg arouHi b frao^t with perU, we may be newly receptive to thb movbs blend of sentiineBt and cynicism a the sNject of-matrimony and Ks cbef threat, adiltery. Like Mankiewiczs sparUiiig acrea>|day, Sally Robinsas lervkabb update em-phasias bamor over patbee, ti better to beep u essentially commoopiace sit-utia frai seating depressingly hanaL
Thb time, the three wives are pbyed by Lom Anderson, Stepbame Zbnbalist and Uicbeb Lee - a trio that wonldnt seem to measure up to the origtoal's Jeame Crain, Unda Darnell and Aa Sothern. It b important to remeodier, though that Miss Crain and Mbs Dar-kU were M more bavyweight actresses wba they performed (qvte ef-fectiveiy) in A Letter to Hwee Wves" tbu Miss Andersa and Mbs Smbalist are now. And, actually, the leads in this NBC remake come through surprisi^y weU, without ever being memorable Stalwarts will cling to the appears^ of Am Sothern. who turns np thb time in the rob of the mother M the Looi Andersa character. Miss Lee {days the rob Miss Sothern played in the original.
Want to barn the meaning of bve^ CBSs rebroadcast of itil9l3 made-for-TV movb The Gift of Love A Cbrist-tnas Story (Dec. 17) will attempt to do the trick. This schmaltzy saving of uplift stars two good actresses, Lee Ronick and Angda Lansbury, neither at ha best. Miss Ronick plays a woman who has every reasa to be tb-pressed; Ha motha (Miss Lansbury) has dbd, and ha husbands successful career has suddenly collapsed. Through a serio of flashbacks that are presated as the womans memories and i-fbctions, we come to see what will sustain ha through ha tune of crisb. Why do such well-meaning inspiratioaal stories always turn at so bokey
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Alas Smith and Jones" is a new British comedy series that premieres Sunday. Dec. 15 on The Arts & Entertainment Network. This import is not uproariously funny, but it does have moments of brilliant wit that linger just long enough to leave an impression.
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The comedy duo also get their digs in at various people, including Benny Hill and American audiences. "Most of all," says Jones, detailing the objective of the show, we wanted to sell the series to America " Adds Smith: "We've done our bit. The stuff is as banal as possible."
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Don't tell John Karlen that It's always darkest just before the dawn" is merely a cliche He has ample reason to know that the adage can sometimes be the simple truth
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"The six months before I was hired to play Harvey Lacey on Cagney & Lacey'" were the lowest point jq my 30-year career as an actor." recalls the 52-year-old actor "Even though I had been working steadily in TV and movies for 15 years, 1 was dead broke, feeling middle-aged and overweight and beginning to lose a bit of my strength and determination
I love acting and wouldn t choose to be in any other field But the real reason I was hanging in there. Karlen adds. "IS that I m essentially a gambler. I ve always understood the concept of odds, and I figured that if 1 was just around long enough, and was good enough, some day u
I happen for course, it finally did"
Karlen dropped out of school at 16 and. two years later joined the Air Force When he discovered that military life was no more appealing' than working with his hands. Karlen took the advice of one of his three sisters and gave acting a try ^ "Something clicked immediately," Karlen remembers, "though it took me a couple of years to really make up my mind after mydischarge I had a desire to act. but it wasn't exactly burning '
Karien enrolled in New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts in 1957. and made his professional acting debut less than a year later in a live Kraft Theater TV drama "1 still remember how shook up my father was after seeing his kid on TV, the actor laughs He finally told me I was very good '
.Nowadays, he says his only-real nagging doubt is whethe'r Harvey Lacey is just* too good to be true "Sbmeiimes when I watch the show and Harve has just given Mary Beth the best back rub in the world - not to mention understanding every , problem she has and never grousing about her dangerous line of work - my real wife -throws something at me and says. Give me a break'
I actually think Harvey is a little bit too nice. Karlen confesses Nobody is that understanding all the time 1 wouldn't mind if the writers would rough him up a bit ' around the edges But other than that,! couldn t be happier playing Mr Mary Beth Lacev
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By Connie Paaalaequ
-No matter what his endeavor - and hes had more than a few - Steve Lundquist always gives it all he has As seen both by his performances as a double gold-medal-winning swimmmer m the 1984 Olympics and in his energetic acting debut as Steve Kendall on Search for Tomorrow," the fast-talking, fasi-living Lundquist is a ball of hyperactivity "I like living on the edge? he says. For me. that s living life to its fullest 1 have ter do everything banzai" - all the way Thai s the way 1 swim and the way 1 trained Some swimmers only give everything at tl last repeat 1 always set the pace If I ve got the energy, 1 want to use it Lundquist born in Jonesboro. Ga.. began swimming compeutively at age 8 In high school he played fciotball. ran track and was homecoming king in addition 10 setting a world record In the 200-yard individual medley on the Southern Methodist Universitv team
Shed A Tear For Cosell's SportsBeat
By Adam Beckerman
Remember ail the tears shed over the cancellation of .NBC News 'Overnight ^
This IS a eulogy for SportsBeat." a news show that dealt with the news that was sports Its purpose was not to generate fat ratings or to provide escapism. but rather to examine- with journalistic rigor and integrity sports as an element inextricably entwined within the fabric of our society Howard Cosell s "SportsBOat had a four-year run During that time, his show served as a forum for the discussion of such issues as professional franchise relocation, labor negotiations between player unions and owners in the NFL and major-league baseball drug trials Only occasionally did the show garner winning ratings On the other hand. Cosell s latest book has had a tremendous showing on the best-seller list Is it misguided to cite a correlation between the book s infamous colleague-bashing chapter and an ensuing alienation of viewers affiliates and network bosses which may have led to the shows plug being pulled
Regardless of the book, says its coauthor and SportsBeat" producer Peter Bonventre. the show was going to be canceled Oh The handwriting was on the wall last summer - but why ABC couldn t find the nght spot for us is still bevondme
The 1980 .Amencan Olympic boycott was a disappomtment to him. but in the subsequent years be won titles in the Pan .American Games, the U.S. Swimming Championships and other competitions
But he almost didn t make it to the 1984 Olympics. In 1980 he suffered a dislocated shoulder when he ran a friend's motorcycle into a hedge Then he dislocated the other shoulder while waterskiing barefoot "It was a tough road back.' he rkalls "Many of the doctors said I'd never swim again It took two to three months just to get my arm over my head"
His most recent hobby is race-car driving 'I m still learning and Im still scared," he says It will uke me five to ten years before I get into an Indicar But 1 will"
After his Olympic victories. Lundquist became a model and went on the
mouvatiooal lecture circuit Tbn he turned to acting. "I realized I feh very comfortable in front of a camera, so I surted going to acting class." be says. Eight months later, he became ^rts-writer Steve Kendall on SFT."
We ve got a big job to do from now on," says Lundquist of the lowest-rated soap, which is often rumored to be on the verge of cancellation.
But while working hard on the soap, he also finds the time for extracurricular activities Last month be was among the few lucky guests (along with John Travolta, Tom Selleck and Clint Eastwood) to have dinner with Prince Charles and Princess Diana at the White House "In the days after that, it seemed everyone in the world asked me what I thought of Diana.' he says: "And I gave them all the same answer - she looked maah-velous
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Matching washcloth. Reg. $2.99.....2.49
Matching hand towel. Reg. $5.49 ... .2.99 $9.99 bath rug, 22x35 in........... .6.99
Sears Best bath towels wrap you in luxury. 100% cotton terry loops on a plush cotton and polyester base.
Reg. $13.99
Matching washcloth. Reg. $4.99.....3 J9
Matching hand towel. Reg. $7.99 ... .4.99 $19.99 bath rug, 22x35 in..........14.99
I an not avaiabie m AMnd. StWby and WiMamwn
25% OFF
ALL curtains on sale!
Choose from our entire assortment of styles, colors and sizes. Shown: $28.99 Inheritance III priscillas, 97x81 in., pr. .. .21.74 $9.99 Inheritance III Cape Cods, 84x24 in., pr...............7.49
20% OFF
ALL window shades
Light-filtering and room-darkening styles. Shown: Sears Better light-filtering shades, 37irix6fl.ieg$10i99.&79
Snn MMr li pvt o SMn uood, Smti BtWr wd Smt* BM toMoivMowMMdn
30-50%
OFF
SkybrigtTt bNnds
Aluminum horizontal ready-made blinds in many sizes.
Blinds, 23x42 in., ea., reg. $14.99......7.49
Cele^iUuf fOO/ G/t^Ud^i wtA c^/i a /cI^L^ Juune
10%-50% OFF
All furniture^ bedding and accessories
S100-200 OFF
20
'
*350 OFF queen size sleepers
Colonial or traditional styles. M a f\QQ
A. Chadwick. Herculon olefin. A
B. Limarick 100% quilted cotton.
VourctioctAof B
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SAVE30-40% onSearsbeddii
(Innefspring of polyuethane loam)
Gently-Firm Dduxa
Ful size reg. $209.99 eapc-.iaaWMLpc. A/\00 Queen size 2 pc. set. reg. $499.99,290.99 King size 3 piece set, reg. $599.99,399.99
Alt kan!#
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Fabulous buys now at Sears!
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=s.4992l. 579
Htg. S988 99 Rm Moarato
pctCMlotil^99
18.0 cu. ft total capacity. Frostless, 2 CrispOfS. White only. icamalwrhook-<) extra
13201
SAVE $80190 cu. ft. tido-by-tide Reg. $699.99 619
Frostlessno messy defrosting chores. Removable shelves, meat pan for neat food storage. White only.
$tt0-$130 OFF Kenmore freezers
ChMtreg $429 99 OOO^
UprtOt(reg. $409.99 dLTT
11.0 CU. ft. upright, 12.0 cu. ft. chest.
Cold control security lock. Almond.
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ccounl. It you have an exiatlng SaaraCharge balanoa addHon ol Mt purcheae mqf or may not changa your currara morNWy peymani. dtpandbtg on lie highaal balance of your abbounl
M', I 0.0-390 ~l liTl-1 Salaa lax and daHvary chaigaa ( any)
rGTsrtIrrr-1 may cauae quoM mMmum niorahty
paymara lo bt highar. Over tSOO gura 1/28 on hlghett account balance
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Each ol these advertised items Is readily available for sale as advertlsefl.
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110
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912
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913
914 .
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$15
$1
$17
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SAVE 50
When you buy bothLarge-capacity heavy-duty laundry pair
Hag.
$329.99
29998
913 MONTHLY, aee cradi chvt below
Cotton/sturdy and permanent press cydes.
' 3 wash temperatures, cold rinses. 2 water levels. White only.
198
912 MONTHLY, tea cradN chrat below
' Cotton/Sturdy arid permanent press cydes.
' Air option for tumble drying. Easy-to-reach top-nrounted lint screen. White ory.
Qaa dryer 940 more.
Oryara raqulre conneclor. extra
SAVE 190
When you ^ both
Large-capacity laundry team with pie-wash
349
914 MONTHLY, aee credit Chart at Mt 5 cycles induding knit/delicate. Prewash for heavily soiled items.
3 wash/rinse combinations. Self-cleaning lint filter. White.
98
Reg.
9449.98
912 MONTWY, see credit chart al Mt ' Automatic termination shuts off at pre selected dryness level.
' 2 drying temperatures, air option. Touch Up, Soft Heat* I feature.
Oas dryer 940 more Setected colors, extra
Delivery not included in seUing prices of items on this page.CeJeUuf. 044^ fOOi/t GUuiUuU 4M/ anfiJdHced l/icm SecM
MOO OFF 13-in. color TV
Ideal portable has 13-in.
(^. meas, cokx picture.
SatoendiOK.24
Sove^O Portable TV/radio 7999
I # # white picture. AM/FM radio. ,
Rtg.S29S.99
BMtritatxtt
Reg.t89.96
A $39.99 AM/FM cassette Stereo 00^9 A- $39.99 Sm memory-phone B. $34.99 AM/FM dock radio CtTta B. $29.99 7x35rnrn birtoculare
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30-wdtt rock Stereo
Dual cassette decks for tape diA)bing
AM/FM receiver Turntable Rack
Speakers Casters Storage space
30 Mi SMS p dMfWNi Mo a atam tarn' )nonmnOe%THDi itndiOw.a
Auto 35mm 5-pc covnera outfit
SAVE $80 AutoexposureaSmmSLRcamera
60-300mm zoom * 50mm f2.0 lens laSmmtelelens
S17SJS
"^'^0099 Auto oloctfonic flash unit strap
MMBookoMioa W" Nytongadoetbagferaooessories.
OaMRM and lanm m Iwow diMM only
Reg. $255.95
SAVE ^100 Rack Stereo SAVE M70 Compact slereo SAVE ^ typewriter
Dual cassette. AM/FM, 4A/)99 Dual cassette, quartz 4^099 Lift-off correction. Built-in keyboaid corree- 40/^00l
|tumtable, speakers, rack. |#y tune AM/FM, much more. gw Dalsy-wheel printing. nwW tion. Power return, repeat. 139 I
R9g.$29S.9 8a..iD. ^rejprice
21M
A 34751
B. 34701
Sa/E *40 Dual tope stoveo SAVE *30 Portable stereo SAVE *10-*20 on two styles of memory phones
Portable has dual cas- "7Q99 AM/FM and cassette i|099 A Modular consolo. 20-number #>A99 B. Siim-style. 13-number mem-
setto, AM/FM. AC/DC. / T play/record. AC/DC. IT memory. Tone/pulse. ory. LCD displav. Tone/pulse
|BMMwlnLSeiinilBDsc.2S Hm Belliiltiwts. . RiB.t79.|e D-q S4Q QQ w*. /
Each of these advertised flems Is readily available for sale as aavertisecr^- DeHveiy not included tn setting prid%rlmit^ "
rpf^50 OFF micfowaves that mount on the wall or under your cabinet*
SAVES COUNTER SR^Ei fAO^ 3(Hnin. timer arKl cavity
2-stage memory, delay start, *f0096 touch oonbote. Solid state.
*Rw|ufM fnounlng trachat$, lira
R^).S24.M10 OFF With probe
Temperature probe, variable 0^096 power mid-size oven.M20 OFF auto defrost
4-stage memory with Auto OTQ96 Defrost, mid-size oven, more.
Rtg. tan.MOO OFF large-capacity
2-stage memory, delay start, variable power, more. T-U
Rag S349 99
M20 OFFprogrammed defrost
Large-capacity oven, 3-stage 07096 memory*, probe, delay start.^250 OFF with 300 recipes
Large-capacity with 5-stage OAQ96 memory, delay start, more.
^200 OFFspeed and browningl
Large-capacity micro-con- >|>|Q66 veclionoven, with probe, more.
AU MClOIMAVi CASTS ON SAil, TOOl*100 OFF!Pots/pans cycle
Plus automatic rinse in- 299?.
Reg. $399.99
jector. Power Miser.*120 OFF!3-level wash action!
(Xir most complele cover- OOQ98 age! Pr^pans cyde. wfcT 24
Reg. $449.99MOO OFFPortable dishwasher
R>ts/pans cyde. Power- 7^096 Miser control, 2-level wash. wHTasin Reg. $449.99
Each of these advertised items is resKfily available for sale as advertised. Delivery not induded in selling prices of items on this page.
I mdicUd Wgw stow onty~ ara tutiUtm m Bartxwrsvilte CharteMon SC (Northiaoods). Ctiaileston WV. Chartone. Columbia. DurtMin, FayaMville. Qtaensboro. Ralaigh. Roanoka. Wmmgion and Winslon-Salam
SHOP YOUR NEAREST SEARS RETAIL STORE SetiSfeClton gUAfSnteed Bunmgton. Chanotte (Eastland, Southpwti), Ck>ncord, Durham, FayattevtNe, Qastonia, (3otdaboro, Greensboro,
Greenville, Ffckory, Point, Jacksonville, Raleigh, Rocky Mount, WHminglon, Winston-Salem, Shelby
Of jroilf money oaca sC: charleston (Citadel, Northwoods), Columbia, Florence, Myrtle Beach, Rock Hill
VA: DanviNe, Lynchburg, Roanoke KY: Ashland WV: BarboursvMe, Beckley. Btuefield, Charleston, WiiHamson
^SoAfS, Ro9buck and Co., 1985
PrirtadmU.S.A 11/8S RF7:SA96t04SEARS
19-23 LB AVG WGT WHOLE BONE-IN
Smoked
Ham
39 77
am KKOQiti IFT cmificm...
A gift of fine food is always in
LIMIT ONE WTTH ADDITIONAL PURCHASE
Tb Smm d&l fa yau. Caal Cuiten Piieedi
OPEN 24 HOURS EVERYDAY
600 Greenville Blvd. - Greenville
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SEALTEST
French Onion Dip
LIGHT N LIVELY
Cottage
Cheese
SEALTEST
Polar
Bars
SEALTEST
Cottage
Choose
12
OC
89
Ct
Pk8.
i99 .149
Ou%
nWM KROQER AND LAND4AKES
REQUM OR UNSALTEO QUARTBtS
LANDOLAKK unsalted OR REGULAR
LANOOLAKES CHEESE SPREAD
KROQER REGULAR STRAVIOERRY ORHBONSPCE
Soft
MgOWWWBOMIIWT. PKG
CHUePMt
Hear
CreamChoese
$140
KROQER ASSORTED.-.V
HdBdoif Pafdy
Headquaidm
PflEimUM OR UQHT
Coors Beer....
liOz. $^19
WINE COOLER
White Mountain Coolof .
12
12 Oz. Cans
6
12 Oz BUS
120. $319
bianco, rosso, secco
Polo
BrlndM____
WINE
n
LRoget
L*Orawgeile
te
Ur.
BU
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Ur.
Bit
$199
$299
ORcnmiBr
Kroger cardeg has tfi answer!
Mi Cat Anoaiaiiaib
FRSMCT FRESH CUT
Mini Mini
^ Carnations ^ Eucalyptus
10
Stem
Bunch
$499 .$399
ivf;' 59* w 4
FRESH CUT
Christmas Sleigh Arrangement
$ 4499 $
STEM.
FRESH CUT
Teddy Bear Arrangement
Only
GETINAPICKLE
COST CUTTER PRICED
Sweet Salad Qherkins Cubes * Fresh
. SWMl . gwoDt !'*?*''
sweet ^eet cebergs
Mixed Midgets
10-24 OZ. JAR $
Cbtce
y(ii
iHi
CLEAN UP
WITH PROCTER & GAMBLE AND KROGER!
BOLO (11.69) Of)
Tide
Detergent
$
42
Oz.
Box
KROGER
LEMON
Dish Detergent
1451^99
OFF LABEL '
LAUNDRY DETERGENT
UquM Tide.... m
OFF LABEL DISH DETERGENT
Ivory
UauM
PC5M
Deli Chip Dips^
BUY ONE POUND GET ONE POUND
PREB!
PARTY FAVORITE (
Tahitian Salad u.
^99
Ea.
POTATO SALAD, COLE SLAW OR MACARONI
3 Lb. Holiday Salad Pail
969
20% OFF SIAFOOO SALAD
Shrimp Salad...
S35S~ $3*9
woiau Lb
$259
3-
SANDY MAC
Baked
Ham.
I Lb.
SINGLE TOPPING THIN CRUST TAKE-N-BAKE
Deli.Fresh
Pizza
2. *5
FREE LB OF POTATO SALAD WHEN YOU BUY ONE 8 PC BUCKET WISHBONE
Frtod
CMckMi
$499
^FULL SNEBT CAKES
^HALF SHEET CAKES
9^ QUARTER SHEET CAKE^
^ EIOHT IHCH ROUND CAKES.
CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY OF HOLIDAY DESIGNS
Christmas
Caks
Santa. Nativity,
Christmas Trees, etc., etc.! Have one made to * your specifications!
FOUR LAYER, EIGHT INCH GOURMET INTERNATIONAL
Creme Do Menthe Cake
TWO LAYER. EIGHT INCH
Coconut
Cake
ALL VARIETIES
Meringue or Cream Pie
Ea
599 $399 H99
Pc
Bkt
Doz
MIX OR MATCH VARIETY OR
Dinner
Rolls
99
MARBLE RYE WHEAT RYE OR PUMPEHNCKLE
Variety
Breads
Loaves
MffHE DELI J}0 IT!
relax this^holiday season and enjoy a prepared nieal from the Oeli
Sphd S&eed, TM R&uiy
21^99
FULLY BAKED GLAZED HAM
PUU.Y COOKIO
weuioit oiAxi Mn MD Mcipm mi^ucin
RUMIV TO lAT CONVmilNT imVINQ fTANO QUICK AND lAtVI
COMPLETE READY MADE
Turkey Dinner
INCUIOUt
Ofai6.11 LB. TUMCIV (COOKIO WIIQNT) TWO LBS. CORNBBBAO OBtSSINO ONI PINT QBAW TWO LBS. YAMS OR QRBBNBBANS
COMPLETE. READY NADE
Ham Dinner
.*21
INCLUDIS:
ONBVs LB. AVQ. HAM .TW^CORHttO
TWO LBt. YAMS ON QNBIN BBANS ONB DOIBN NOLLS
Lb.
2 M LB. AVG. WGT GREAT GIFT IDEA
Hickory N Honey Ham
1399
PC 6 A^ldlNOV
W # iHoliday Siiecials
Le Doux French Brie Cheese
. A unique gift idea for the person who has
, everything!
In our cheese shoppe LUXURY IN TASTE...
IF YOU PURCHASE ONE (1)
ITALIAN ESPRESS _ COFFEE GRINDER
SAVE
UP TO ^
$69 ^
. 19
GET ONE POUND-YOUR CHOICE
Fairwinds Qourmet Bean Coffee
FRBE!
Fte&k CoUee Hm ChUbm tHmiMg
ALL BEEFSummer Sausage
PLAIN. SCALLION, CHIVE OR PIMENTO-DOMESTIC
Cream Cheese, ib
399
Party Trays for the Holidays!
What variety!! For your Holiday Entertaining^ or for a delectable gift, enjoy the convenience of Kroger Deli Party Trays!
Heres your answer to trouble-free entertaining at home or at the office. Let the Kr^er 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 ail the trimming. For one stop shopping convenience, let the Deli do it.
MrB** luBt oiM BxamplB:
connoisseurs* Choice
SHARP. CHEDDAR. BLEU BACON. OR PORT WINE J-L
Holiday # Nut Covered Cheese Balls
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 Medium Serves 12-16 $24.95 Small Serves 8-10 $14.95
ORDER IN ADVANCE..-Complat# brochure and price ll$t available at the Dell!
Cheese Baskets^,
choose from a variety of pre-made baskets or have one made to order!
PC 7 ABq^rcHK^py
'tis thf
Quality, varfet
in the
19/23 LB. AVG. WGT. WHOLE BONE, IN
PC8M
he season for great value!
riety and cost cutter Prices heKroger Meat Department.
USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF CENTER CUT
Boneless Chuck Roast l
^68
USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF.
Boneless Rib Eye Steak.
398
USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF CENTER CUT
Boneless Chuck Steak
12 LBS AND UP
USDA GRADE A KROGER
Fresh Turkey .
108
188
Lb H
USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF.
Boneless Top Sirioin Steak.
OLDE ITALIAN BRAND DELUXE OR
Pepperoni Pizza....
1 HILLSHIRE FARMS REGULAR
Smoked Sausage
U S D A CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF, BONE-IN
Rib Eye Roast
358
USDA GRADE A FROZEN
Grade A Turkey
Lb
$298
U.S.D.A, GOV T INSPECTED GENUINE
Ground Round
Lb
U S D A. GOV'T INSPECTED
SWIFT
Fresh Butterball
12 Lbs.
lurney ....... u>
USDA GOV'T INSPECTED FROZEN 4-7 LB. AVG. WGTPC9M
PMSM ANO raOZIli
PREVKXJSLY FROZEN 50-70 CTMedium Headless Shrimp
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 26-32 CTJumbo Headless ShrimpLive sa, Maine Lobsters
Seafood golden gulf deep sea
Dips ^Lpbsterettes
, $249
Tails
For
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN PEELED. DEVEINED .. ^ _
Cooked
Salad Shrimp Lb
DELICASEAS BLENDED CRAB MEAT
$399
NEW ENGLAND COOKED
Large
Cocktail Shrimp
Lb.
Pkg
$999
PflEVraUSLY FROZEN 61-70 CT COOKED
Peel-N-Eat Shrimp Lb
$699|
Sea Stix ^
:t nxie 9 qz. JAR HOMESTYLE ^
FREE!
. GET ONE 8 OZ. JAR HOMESTYLE
COCKTAIL SAUCE
FRESH SURF-A-RONI ^
OR PEG LEG (LB. $2 99)
Seafood Salads
BUY ONE GET ONE
- PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 70 CT. AND UP - SMALL
SERVE N SAVE COOKED
FREE!
STUFFED WITH CRAB MEAT CAPTAIN JOES
Headless Shrimp mm Stuffed Flounder
Lb.
Oz.
Pkg.
Shrimp
$99
STANDARD
Fresh
Oysters
s
Oz.
Pkg.
NEVER FROZEN
SERVES 4-8 PEOPLE
SMmp & Owk Vwf Ttoi|
1 Lb. URGE COOKED COCKTAIL SHRIMP V2 Lb. BLENDED CRAB MEAT SEA STIX
V2 Lb. HOMESTYLE COCKTAIL SAUCE
Fresh Ocean Perch Fillets
^BUSHEL
nam
OYSmS Ea^lS**
99
3 5 OZ AVQ WOT SELECT PREVIOUSLY FROZEN
Lobster
Tall
FROZEN
Snow Crab Chwtara
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13499
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CONDITIONER OR
Faberge
Shampoo b..,
UIPC 11 AOEFCHKLMNOVW
3 ROLL PACK CHRISTMAS PAPER
30 IN. LENGTH
TRAOmONALOA
CONTEMPORARY.
^49
Only _
TRADITIONAL GLfTTER & BRONZE OR
Metallic Folder____
% IN X 125 FT.
Christmas
RibllOII a a a
ASSORTED
19 Ft.
Yam Tie.....
SATINETTE V IN. X 50'
Self-Stleklng
Ribbon a a a a a a
LEPAGES
THRIFTAPE
4..-I ROLLS OF > |xS9IMN.
2
Alii
DEFSIWiWIWWIt
METAUZED GIFT WRAP30- INa TRADITIONAL OR FOIL WRAP
BY INTERGRAPHIX THE MODERN WRAP THATS SO UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL.
2 ^5
RollPk.
^SQ FT PAPER OR 13 Sb. R. FOIL GIRWRAP.'
MENS OR L|SHES 26 TO-SPEETBIKES
WHILE OUANTITIES LAST.
STRIPE OR CAMEO KNIT
20bich Slooklngs a a
. CHRISTMAS
Red Pluah 12 ' Stoddnga.
ASSORTED
17>:
Santa Hate
CHASE PRODUCTS
-errj 'A
PAPERS AND FOILS
4 Roil Pack Chrisbnas Wrap Only
ASSORTED DE-LITE
Christmas Kltehen Jars. e.
. t
PERFECT FOR CARDS
Odd or Silver Glitter Pen . a*,
%
100 SO. R.
36 In. Jumbo
ChrlstmMWrap Only
$249
$169
99^
$269
* >
evk
Oz.
Can
1
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2S ASSORTED SnCK-ON BOWS
75 BOWS FOR $1.00! STOCK UP NOW. ASSORTED COLORS
IT' ^
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, ...
RICHARDSONS PARTY CANDY
TMK VIDEO RECORDER
YOUR CMCCE BUT-TERIMNTS PARTY MINTS OR PARTY
JELLIES
7-02 Bag
14 DAY FOUR EVENT OR DAILY programming 105 CHANNEL CABLE READY. 10 FUNCTION WIRELESS REMOTE. CONTROL FRONT LOADING.
Only
HERSHEY'S
2 Lb. Box "
HarslMy* Kbus Each
$499
BRACHS
Holiday
Mints ...... Bag
LIFE SAVER
Ciwlstnias
Loiiipops Only
$179
ORAN PRIX AllliFM
CASSETTE OUR LOW
STEREO
MODEL C707.' ^
AC/DC. DIRECT RECORD AND CONDENSER MIC -
PRICE ,
MAIL-IN
REBATE
.500
YOUR FINAL COST
GPX COMPACT STEREO SYSTEM
$89w
-1(P
MODEL S5407 AM/FM FULL SIZE TURNTABLE. 6 PUSH BUTTON CASSETTE RECORDER.
OUR LOW PRICE MAIL-IN REBATE
YOUR FINAL COST
$7999
DELICIOUS AND CRUNCHY
Kroger
Peanut Brittle Only
890
MAQNAVOX STEREO RADIO / CASSETTE
SOFt-TOUCH CASSETTE RECORDER AC I DC MODEL D-8243
Only
5999
GRAN PRIX TY./ WEATHER AM / FM.RADIO
MODEL A330. AM/FM. 24 HR WEATHER RECEPTION
$1^99
8-DIGIT SHARP POCKET CALCULATOR
BRACHS DELUXE 1 LB. CHOCOLATES
DELICtOUS MILK AND DARK CHOCOLATE ,,C^OIES.
$999
SHARP DESK TOP CALCULATOR
GPX STEREO CASSETTE
RECORDER I RADIO
MODEL C847. RECORDS INTERNAL- . LY AUTO STOP AND SHUT-OFF,
III U*
PC 13 DEFOHKLMNVWXi'i v
110-HR 100 24XP0SURES
$949
Roll Jfei
FUJICOLOR 30 EXPS. DISC TWIN PACK OR
CU 135-24 EXPS. HR 1600
FUJICOLXm 354IM HR100 24 EXPOSURES
EXPOSURE v' OF CN 110MR
I.ORFN.M
YOUR CHOICE OF HR 1000 THE FAST EST COLOR PRINT
FOR VIVID SHARPNESS AND DAZZLING COLORS. -HR 100 ASA
100. V
FUJICOLOR 35 MM HR 400 24 EXPOSURES
IN DAYLIGHT DIM
light most
ANY light at all FUJI S 400 ASA FILM HAS ULTRA HIQH
RESOLUTION
$909
Roll 9H1
FUJICOLOR 35 MM HR 100 36 EXPOSURE
ONLY ASA FUJICOLOR 35MM FILM - -
GIVES YOU COLOR CLARITY AND FINE GRAIN PRINTS ASA 100
$329
, Roll ,
FUJICOLOR 35 MM HR200 24 EXPOSURES
FOR SHARPER DETAILS AND RICHER COLOR THAT MAKES EVERY PICTURE -COUNT. TRY A ROLL ASA 200
RSE!
Color EdHSDMal
GOOD THRU SAT. DEC. 21. 1965
Send this coupon in with your Older for piocessinga roBofllO,126,135inmor disc filin. Well return a oeitiiicite for a finee 5 X r enlaitfement One coupon per roO of developed fifan.
I SAE _
I YOUR ffi ROU IFfujifim
' ; .^.15 EXPOSURES OR MORE
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Christmas
Headquarters
RUBBERMAID Wf
2 Quart Decanter.
Only
$199
HEATABLES
2 SOUPN BEV. MUGS, 2
1 PINT COVERED BOWLS.
2 COVERED SMALL EN-^REE CO'/ERED DIVIDED PLATE OR COVERED EN-
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399
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Dry
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RUBBERMAID SET OF TWO
Ice Cube Trays
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590
RUBBERMAID 7 CUP RECTANGLE
10 Cup Square or 10 Cup Cylinder
Only
$199
RUBBERMAID
1 Cup Cylinder or
2 Cup Bowls
2.S1
RUBBERMAID 6 CUP BOWL
2 Cup Table Top or 6 Cup Cylinder Only
$119
ASSORTEDt PARTY TENDERS
YOUR CHOICE. DOUBLE JIGGER 2 PK BOTTLE POURERS, SELF-PULLING CORKSCREW OR WAITERS CORKSCREW
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D. PLASTIC CANDLE RING Carcle not .rljdej ............. 99'
E.S" NOVELTY FIGURINE CANDLES Reg 2.49 Your Choice ............ 1.99
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G. CHRISTMAS DECAL CANDLE Reg. 1.99 ........................................ 99'
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SPRAY 1-02. Reg. 10.50 ............................
. MUSK FOR MEN STICK DEODORANT 3-02. &
COLOGNE 2-02, Reg. 10.50 .........................
. MUSK FOR WOMEN GIFT SET PERFUME V.-02. & BODY POWDER
2.5-02. Reg. 9.50 .......................................
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SPICEO or RACQUET CLUB V 02 Reg 3.00
C ON THE GO SAMPLER KIT HAIR GROOM t 02 COLOGNE .-02 RACQUET CLUB ', 02.. SPICED COLOGNE 02 i SHAMPOO 1 02 Reg 1 99
0 KEY CASE GIFT SET AFTER SHAVE & COLOGNE
4-02 & LEATHER KEY CASE Reg 13 50
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1.971
2.39
BRACH'S CANDIES witii DELUXE TOY STOCKING Reg. 2.99
BRACH'S CHOCOUTE COVEREO CHERRIES 16-02. Reg. 2.99
I.WINTER WARM-UP SALE
RS,7/1-12
CIRCUS WORLDYOUR TOY STORE IN THE MALL
SALE STARTS SUNDAY. 12 15 85
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YOUR COST AFTER MAIL-IN REBATE
THE ANIMAL
WELL MADE TAmETALKBUDOr
MUSICAL 6L0-W0RM
6000. Mountain hungry vthici*. Graal baUoon tiras. Agas S A up. Battariat not includad.
1000. Rapaats avarything you say. Battsrias not Includad.
919. Lights up and makas music Agas infant to six.
Battsrias not includad.
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500. Makes learning fun. Ages 3 to B.
Batteries not included.
SEE N SAY SPELLING. FARMER or BEE SAYS
YOUR CHOICE
9178, 4832, 4831. Learning fun. Ages 2 to 6.
, 25 KEY ORGAN
1. Numbered keyboard.
Instruction booklet.
Table top model.
Batteries not included.
G.I. JOE. MASTERS of the UNIVERSE or PRINCESS of POWER PLAYSETS
2372, 2366, 2371. Create your own OO
adventures. Pieces stick like magic. YOUR
REAL BABY SLi
Ages 3 & up.
CHOICE
4545. Soft and cuddly. Ages 4 8 up.
CLOWN STACK. CHIME BIRD or TEDDY SHAPE SORTER
32,53.423. Perfect for pre-schoolers. YOUR CHOICE
CABBAGE PATCH KIDS or GOBOT RADIO HEAD SETS
171, 161, Batteries not included.
YOUR
CHOICE
$999
5500. Hours of creative fun. Ages 5 & up.
RUB-A-ROUNDS
Sale Price ............ $12.99
Fisher Price Mail-In Rebate
POUND FUI
7805. Soft cuddly dogs. Ages 4 a up.
MUSICAL ACTIVITY CENTER
Sale Price $14.99
Fisher Price Mail-In Rebate $ 2.00 11M. 12 fun things for yoUR COST MAO
b*by. AFTER MAIL-
KID STUFF SEE & READ. SEE & SING or SING & LEARN CASSETTES
8 PACK PLAYDOH
ANIMAL FAIR Cl
Ages 3 mos. to 18 mos. in rebate E-2
1501,1502,1503. Educational your
and entertaining. Play on any CHOICE I VHS VCR. bA.
24170. Clean & non-toxic. 8 bright colors.
Ages 3 8 up.
9433. Soft cuddly baby. Ages 4 8 up.
Batteries not included.
PLAYSETS...GAMES... TRUCKS and RIDE-ONS
MB
LAST WORD or SCOTLAND YARD GAME
YOUR CHOICE
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B. ENEMIES
3011. Fully potMble figures. Ages 5 A up.
4508,4500. Game of strategy.
Ages 10 & up.
BIG PUMPKIN DUMP, WRECKER, or PICKUP
YOUR CHOICE
846, 856, 4426. Super sturdy construction. Ages 5 & up. ^^99
PINES TBX BLACK POWER CYCLE
105. Durable construction.
Ages 5 A up.
Includes rechargeable battery.
$69^
f^sKer'Price
SLEEPY EYED
$2999
BED BUGS or HUNGRY HIPPO GAMES
YOUR CHOICE 4509, 4533. Fast and frantic 94 4 99
action. Ages 4 A up. I eA
LANARD 4x4x6 KING KONG
Sale Price
TRIKE BOY or GIRL Fisher Price Mail-In Rebate
SI 9.99 S 3.00
8012. Sturdy construction. Ages 5 A up.
Batteries not included.
$999
2600. 2601. Ru9,.d and I?}'"
jaj. $.| 099
COLONIAL
ROCKER
PUPPIES
SCRABBLE PEOPLE
$1699
EA.
140. Letter matching board game. Ages 4 to 7.
$099
HORDAK or MASTERS PLAYSETS
YOUR CHOICE 812, 814. Hours of adventure. OO
Ages 3 A up. EA
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BUDDY
$2499
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STAGE II TRIVIA
499
4518. Fascinating trivia game. Fun for all ages.
$1 999
1000. Little boy s special friend. Ages 2 to 5.
A
24" TABLE and CHAIRS
6814. 24" table with 2 chairs. Colonial oak vinyl.
$22
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StroNRT bull! for twa Agos 3 A up.ft CAROAOE PATCH RBS PUTPEN3033. Folding playpon. 12" high and 20" oquaro. For agoa 3 A up.
OoM not InciudRd.16ft CAORAGE PATCH KHS MUSICAL SWING
3900. Sturdy plaotic aaat Mtlal ^ ^ ^
franw. Agoa 3 A up. $4 Q99
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3923. Pluah body.
RogMraMon papara. $9007
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0023. RoaUallc Tank. Houra of ton. $4 AM SOSO. OUonR powortol roMcto. Arm S a ur. IocIuOm ono Hruto. * Arm S A ur. InctotfM ono llRuro.ft HOVERCRAFT F. A.W.L STMRERYOUB
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SALE GOOD THRU 12/21/85
YOUR TOY STORE IN THE MALL
Carolina East, Greenville 756-8546 Northgate Mall, Durham 286-0685
Eastland Mall, Charlotte 535-4317 Cleveland Mall, Shelby 482-3248
No. Hills Fashion, Raleigh 787-1453
SALE STARTS TODAY AND CONTINUES THROUGH SATURDAY. DEC. 21.1965
WinliMrtDitun Salon
880-1000/602 or Qontlo Onrii IHo pr-i/eei
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8 Cups 8 Cup Hooks
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7-Piooe Ponelain Enamel Oookwan Set
2 Qt. Sauoe Pan with Cover
2Vh Qt. Sauoe Pan with Cover
8 Qt. Dutch Oven with Cover (Cover also fits 9Vh* Skillet)
9t4* Skillet
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Complete with doth shade
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100 coated 200 mg. tablets
Regular Retail 16.99 ea.
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PreparatfcmH Ointment loz
Helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues Regular Retail $2.93 ea.
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Rtvco hat attamptad to order wtial we feet to be sufflctent quentitiee. However, our high quality producU at low, everyday discount pricee mean we cennot guarantee that we will be able to fulfill all requetta. We suggest you shop early for the beet selectioni
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Lime Colocne-2 fl. oz.
English Leather Cologne-2 fl. oz.
Sploed Cologne-3 fl. oz.
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Our $2t9. ttorao tytlwn With recelvef. dock, cassette, d-trock, turntable, speakers.
Sale Price. Stereo ladto/coMeNe.
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9904-37T-3 $1500.00 .............Your CotlGHTW 1797.00
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9786-e $335.00 ..............Your Co*tm9(7-$179.90
(3) UDtES' 10K YELLOW GOLD 3-ROW DIAMOND BAND. 9706-249-4 $275.00 Your Cost 947940 $139.90
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9904445-53525 00 Your Cost 994940--$279.90
(5) LADIES 10K YELLOW GOLD 3S-0IAM0ND CASCADE SPLIT SHANK BYPASS RING.
9786-933-3330000 ..............Your Cost 949940-$169.90
W LADIES 10K YELLOW GOLD 7-DIAMOND SCALLOPED CLU6TER RING. Vt ct.t.w
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m UDIES 14K YELLOW GOLD PANDA GRAM RING. 9600-901-2 $240.00 Your Cost 9449.9F-$119.90
(9) 24K YELLOVir GOLD 1 GRAM PANDAGRAM with 14K rops trsms
8980-315-9 $90 00 ................Your Cost 98940-$49.90
(9) LADIES 10K WHITE GOLD ONYX 9 DIAMOND RING. 9668-520-1 $105.00 ................Your Cost 9P948-$59.90
yin UDIES 10K YELLOW GOLD OVAL ONYX A DIAMOND
994009-5 $180.00 ...............Your Cosl94194D-389.90
(11) UDIES 10K YELLOW GOLD ONYX 9 DIAMOND RING.
9858-555-7 $140.00 ................Your Cost 99940'$97.40
(11 UDIES 10K YELLOW GOLD PUIN OVAL ONYX RING.
9858-561-5 $1(.00................Your COSI99940-352.40
03) UDIES lOK YELLOW GOLD 9-RUBY 91-DIAMOND SPLIT SHANK RING.
9812-907-5 $180.00 ...............Your Cost 9419.9T 899.90
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9812-931-5 $185.00 ...............Your Cost9t194D-199.90
(16) UDIES 10K YELLOW GOLD PEARL FANCY RING with S-dlsmonds.
9612-937-2 $175.00 ...............YourCost9tt94B-999 80
9612-025-7 $185 00 ...............Your Cost 941940-$99 90
9812-923-2 $185.00 Your Cost944940'-$99.90
TELLOW gold 12-emerald 910-DIAMO ABQE-MAPED fancy ring. 1.46 ct.t.w.
9782-^5*1150.00 .............Your Cost 9F9940-S69S
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M240M-9$19995 Your Cool 2988-$99.90
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(30) 14K YELLOW GOLD CULTURED PEARL A DIAMOND
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(32) 16 4mm CULTURED PEARL STRAND.
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114K YELLOW GOLD PEARL A DIAMOND EARRINGS.
572-102-5 $110.00 ................Your Cost $MiM-$49.90
(3) 14K YELLOW GOLD PEARL DIAMOND PENDANT with 18" chain.
9006027-8 $140.00 ................Your Co4t99i90--$09.90
(4) 14K YELLOW GOLD CROSS WITH DIAMOND PENDANT. 6838022-5 $35.00 .................Your Cool 0a4t9P-$17.97
(5) 14K YELLOW GOLD FILIGREE HEART CHARMHOLDER. 72-031-6 $29.95 .................Your Cotl040P-$14.97
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572015-9 $20.00 ..................Your Cool 4Mr-$9.47
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6550044-5 $110 00 ................Your Cool $99On49.90
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6990-545-9 $60 00 ..................Your Cool999:90 29.97
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8550-902-4 $55.00 .................Your Cool 909:97 - $29.97
(11) 14K YELLOW GOLD MIZPAH CHARM.
6572-071-2 $45.00 .................Your Cool909:tr-$19.97
(1 14K YELLOW GOLD FILIGREE DIAMOND-CUT PUFFED HEART CHARM.
8990-564-0 $95.00 .................Your CoolOOOM--$44.90
14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND-CUT LARGE FILIGREE IIP CHARM.
8970-017-3 $59.95 .................Your Cool-99uf-$29.97
(14) 14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND-CUT DOUBLE HEART ANKLET.
899(X18-4$59 95 .................Your Cool 99#:99--$24.97
8
as;
!1S) 14K YELLOW GOLD SERPENTINE ANKLET WITH HEART. '2-101-7 $45.95 .................Your Cool OaOiOO'-$19.97
(16) 14K YELLOW GOLD 2/16 ENGRAVED FLORENTINE HINGED BANGLE BRACELET.
8720-1273 $150.00 ................Your COOI99940-$79.90
(17) 14K TRICOLOR 7 FILIGREE BRACELET.
0^)87.8 $500.00 ..............YourCool|33990:$1BB.BO
9) 14K TRICOLOR 7" BAR BRACELET.
1-011-29250.00 ...............Your Cool $$49i9(r-$99.90
(19) 14K TRICOLOR 19" BAR V" NECKLACE.
8651-013-8 $385.00 ..............Your Cool $249i90--$199.90
DANQLE bARRINQS.
8576-016-3939.95 .................Your Cool 904.9f'- $19 97
14K YELLOW GOLD ONYX DROP EARRINoTwlh wIrV
71-021-5935.00 .................Your Cool 994i9f - $19 97
14K YELLOW GOLD ONYX FASHION EARRING?
'72-051-4 $95 00 Your Cool 9l9i9 $39.90
(22)1
6871
(24);
6576
) 30" Stnin ONYX NECKLACE WITH GOLD BEADS.
576-018-9 $110.00 ................Your Cool I99W^-$59.90
8576-017-1 $39.95 r...............Your Cool $94i9r $19.97
(25) 10" ONYX 9 FRESHWATER PEARL NECKUCE WITH QOLDBf
I BEADS
8576-006-4 955.00 8576-001-5 $28.007"
Your Cool I34i9r: $24.97 Your Cool $4F4r $14.97
ggJ*".HEMATITE 9 FRESHWATER PEARL NECKLACE WITH
3LD BEADS.
85764104 $56.00 .................Your Cool 9944P. $24.97
85764054 $28.00 7.......... Your Cool9tf:9r. $12.97
(27) 19" GARNET 9 FRESHWATER PEARL NECKUCE WIT)| GOLD BEADS.
8576-007-2 $55.00 .................Your Coo4B4r - $24.9'
8576-002-3 $28.00 7"...............Your Cool 9*Pr- 91A9
(28) 18" AMETHYST 9 FRESHWATER PEARL NECKUCiflB WITH GOLD BEADS. I
85764094 $55.00 8576404-9 $26.00 7'
Your Cool 994MT-524.9 Your Cool 94P4f -$14.9
(29) 18" CORAL 9 FRESHWATER PEARL NECKUCE WITI (( GOLD BUDS. K
85764064 $55.00 .................Your Cool494r-924.9
9576403-1 $28.00 r...............Your Cool44Pr-$14.0
(30) ELECTRONIC JEWELRY CLEANER.
6640-999-2 $35.00 .................Your Cool tlSWT-$15.9
(31) 8-OZ. DELUXE JEWELRY CLEANER WITH BRUSH 9 TRA1 '41-0014$3.00 ....................YourCoal49i09^51.4
(32) JEWELRY POLISHING CLOTH.
6640402-5/
!-5$5.95
. Your Cool444^ $3.9
FflOMOUR FRONT COVER;
932'
MEN'S 14K YELLOW GOLD 19" SOLID ROPE CHAIN. 4-034-9 $199.90 ...............Your Cool*fBM-$99.9<
(2) 14K 9400-05
14K TRI-COLOR OUMOND-CUT CLEOPATRA NECKUCE
~ ~14 $1200.00 .............Your Cool U9S44--$599.0
119" 04Wmm CULTURED PEARL STRAND
-012-3$615.00..............YourCool
8058414-9 $925.00 23...........Your Cool
5290.K
(4) 7" 5-815mm DOUBLE STRAND CUL^ReT PEARL
brace
ACELET.
89584074 $540.00 ..............Your Cool $949KM'-$280.9<
[5J UDIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD FILIGREE INITIAL RING.
'384014 $200.00 ...............Your Cool $19944-$99.90
IS:
25% 0f oimnamvtometofiml
4K i liK BflMQS. oonimmcuiBtumiinmnfUi^
8762-006 $2.45 6mm Jwr Cw^- $136
8762-007-6 $3.10 7mm Ywr Cw 6^- $1W
8782-0084 $4.85 8mm Jour Cm WW- $2.M>*^;.J'Siiro r .b c-sssciffifii"
..............Your CMt64*tr $9.67
8584^7 $550018" Jour CMlW4;y-$19.97
Mi-Ofifi-a 5Q 95 20**..............Your Cost S9Mf'$21.97
(3) 14K YELLOW GOLD 18" ROPE CHAIN with Colleel-A-Bead
85m'o49-8$45 00 2?
8564-050<$79 95 24" JourCM 84Mf -$W.97
8564-057-1 $95.0030"..............Your CMt$l9.9f-$34.90
(4) 4mm CULTURED PEARL 8EAD.
(SJftmm CUL^RED PEARL BEAD.
20-116<$9.25..................
(6) 7mm GENUINE TIGER EYE BEAD. 8720-1000 $1.50 ... . m Tmm GENUINE CORAL BEAD.ih
'20-101-8 $3.00......
(8) 7mm GENUINE JADE BEAD.
8720-102-8 $1.50 ..............
m 7mm GENUINE ONYX BEAD.
MI^^WRTED COLORS OF 8mm CLSO CLLCT-A-8MwS7-6$3.75...................Your CosI $9.48$1.96
. Your Cotl86:9r-$2.76 . Your CottBeJC-$4.76 YourCMt$08'$.59 YourCoil84:96$.99 ,YourCoV8<9*'$.59' YourCMl8i88--$.S9
(11) 14K YELLOW GOLD Vi CT. ROUND CUBIC 2IRC0NIA PENDANT on 18" chain. _____
A9A0.A7a>1 $60 00 .................Youf Co$t 909.9C $24.90
R980.674-6 $80 00 Whito Gold.......Your Coal 8889D - $24.90
YEUoWoLD S CT. CUBIC 2IRC0NIA EARRINGS
with 14K posts. _ __________
8980B1 -8 $45.00 Jour Cosf89ff' * J J?!
MkUMO-A $45 00 Whitt Qo d Your Cost 999.W- $19.97
f^ENUINE5*Z GRADUATED MALLORCA PEARL
NECKLACE. . ,,-.7
RQon.41 a.0 $44 95 ...........Your Cott ffr9T $i 7.97
(14) GENUINE 16" mm MALLORCA PEABl NE^L^^
8990-400-7 $27.95 .................Jour Cos *JW- $12.97
8990-402 3 $29.95 18 SSiIobSr KS'-r.l.".!SSf:S5:l!
ffioENUINE 8mm MALLORCA PEARL EARRINGS with 14K
BW^aOB-0$19 95 Your COSI84MF--$9.97
?^4K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND-CUT FILIGREE OVAL EARRINGS with 14K posts , .. tan so sao ao
ftQQO.597*OS11000 .............YourC06t999:99'$49.90iM. 3
(19) 14K yellow GOLD URGE FLAIR EARRINGS WITH
BLACK PLATES. - ___________
Q99AU119.7 $165 00 ..........Your CottA^fMtr* $94.90
OID ,
2) 14K YELLOW GOLD TWISTED HERRINGBONE DANGLE
8550'051'0 $70 00 Your Cost 11 .Of $34.97
XV9V15O .'X?Co$Kk4.90
g8) 14K YELLOW GOLD LARGE DIAMOND-CUT DANGLE EAR-
897Sm9-4 $75.00 .................Your Cost $40.96' $34.97
FROM OUR FRONT COVER;
js) MENS 10K YELLOW GOLD NUGGET DIAMOND INITIAL
SK^X0W00LD9:D,AMj?;ja
mLA0IES*^4K YELLOW * DIAMOND
^47?4^4$27500 Your Cost $W9*r-$129.M
(HADIES SEIKO ULTRA-THIN QUARTZ WATCH with allach-
961^5^2*$275 00 ..............Your Cost 8919:90- $149.90
(9) MEN'S CASIO SO-METER LCD WATCH with black plastic
^-0l"?-9 $2^95 Your Cost $13.97
(10) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND WED^Q MNP. W.n43.6$1800 (X) 1 ct.tw. . Your Coit$1299r6<h $1099.00 KdIES Sk YELLOW GOLD DIAMOND FAN^R^O.
(04.397*6 $300 00 14 cl.t.w.......Your Cost $159.90
S^LADIE8*^KYELL0W gold 9.DIAM0ND
M20-001-7 $200,00 Your Cost $139:9(7-$99.97
9
fMN. i^AMIL 4fJULV %i
^ PEI. # MAY 0 AUO. IrNOV.
^ MAR. # JUNE SEPT. # DEC.
VlrO(MtSMOIVIIOO FMAcottneit SELECnOM Of CLOfSOMME JEWELRY
(1) 14K QOLaPILLEO CHILDS CROSS WITH DIAMOND on 13 Ctim
8S71MW74$19 9S Your Col4Mf-S8 97
(2) 14K YELLOW GOLD POLISHED BABY'S RING.
8570-907 9122 50 Your Cot -$7,99
(3) 14K YELLOW GOLD CHILD'S BUTTERFLY EARRINGS wilh screwbacKs
8990-612 7 $29 95 Your Cotl49P-$12.97
(4t 14K YELLOW GOLD CHILD'S TEDDY BEAR EARRINGS with Krew bocks
8990-614 3 $39 96 Your Cool84^-$12.97
(S) 14K YELLOW GOLD CHILD'S UNICORN EARRINGS with scrow backs
899D6135$2995 . Your Coal-WtMT-$12.97
(II 14K GOLD-FILLED ENORAVABLE BABY'S HINGED BANGLE BRACELET.
8570413 5 $29 95 Your Coal #tt7 $9 97
(7) 14K GOLD-FILLED JANUARY BIRTHSTONE EARRINGS with 14K scrawbacks
8948-821 7 $22 50 Your Coal 444T $9.97
N) 14K GOLD-FILLED MAY BIRTHSTONE EARRINGS wilh 14K scrawbacks
8948425-8 $22 50 Your Coal IM:9f $9.97
m 14K GOLD-FILLED JULY BIRTHSTONE EARRINGS with 14K scrawbacks
B9484274$22 50 Your Coat*44r $9.97
IKH 14K GOLD-FILLED BABY'S MARCH BIRTHSTONE RING 144962 7 $15 95 Your Coot 4t4r $7.97
(11) 14K GOLD-FILLED BABY'S APRIL BIRTHSTONE RING ^ 983 5 $15 95 Your Coal BtftfT $7.97
(12) 14K GOLD-FILLED BABY'S JUNE BIRTHSTONE RING B9449B54$15 9S Yow Coal 94*97 $717
(13) CLOISONNE BUTTERFLY HEART LOCKET on 18 chain
AssoneO colors
8848489 2 514 95 Your Coal 1947-$6.97
(14) CLOISONNE HEART EARRINGS. Assorted colors
8848 0924 $6 00 Your Cost 947-$2.99
(15) CLOISONNE BUTTERFLY EARRINGS. Assorted colors 88484904 $6 00 Your Cost 947-$2.99
(16) CLOISONNE DANGLE BUTTERFLY EARRINGS. Assorted colors
8848-094 2 $6 00 Your Coat94r-$2.99
(17) ASSORTED GOLD-FILLED A STERLING SILVER BOXED PENDANTS
87249054 $19 95 Your Cost 9444T $7.97
(IB) 14K GOLD FILLED POLISHED CROSS WITH DIAMOND PENDANT.
857(WX)2 9$30 00 Your Coal9t947 $14.97
(19) STERLING SILVER SPINEL LOVE KNOT PENDANT. 8690^2 $15 00 Your Cosl494f'$497
(20) STERLING SILVER ONYX PENDANT A EARRINGS SET 93449944 $54 95 Your Coal 994* $29 97
(21) STERLING SILVER SAND DOLLAR EARRINGS with stert ing Silver pOSIS
89264174 $12 50 Your CoalF47 $5.97
(22) STERLING SILVER DIAMOND-CUT DESIGN IN GOLDTONE BANGLE BRACELET
8673401 7 $45.00 Your Coal 9747 $19.97
(23) STERLING SILVER DULMOND-CUT BALL EARRINGS 8794-004 5 515 00 Your Coat 8947 $7.97
(24) STERLING SILVER TRI COLOR BRAIDED HERRINGBONE EARRINGS
Your Coal 14747-512.97 PAIR EARRING SET IN MIRRORED
9314-0594 527 95
(25) GOLDTONE JEWELRY BOX. 8990-521451995
(26) 14K YELLOW GOLD ASSORTED TIE TACS.
8718400 9 51995 Your Cosl494r-57.9
(27) GOLDTONE BOXED COLLAR BAR A ONYX TIE TAC SE1 8724464 7 517 95 YourCoaltft47 58 9
(28) GOLDTONE COLLAR BAR WITH DIAMOND.
8724400 5 526 50 Your Coal AaBBT -$12.9
(29) GOLDTONE BUTTON COVERS WITH DIAMONDS. 8724402 1 539 95 YourCoale47 $17 9
(30) TWO TONE CUFF LINKS WITH DIAMONDS
8724.588 2 545 00 Your Coal S34r 519.9
(31) TWO-TONE TIE TAC WITH DIAMOND.
8724 5904 530 00 Your Coat 4947 59 9
(32) TWO TONE MONEY CLIP WITH DIAMOND.
8724 5894 536 00 YourCoal(e447 517 97
FROM OUR fHONT COVER;
(13) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 12 DIAM0ND CHATHAN EMERALD RING
9904-411 751325 00 Your Coal $9998B^$799.C
(14) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD PEARL wnh 4-diamonds an 12-sapphires
9852-4774 5450 00 Your Coal $M4(r 52494
(15) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD CONCAVE FLORENTINI ENGRAVED BANGLE BRACELET with rope border
8986 1484 5460 00 Your Coal $aB94ir 5249.9(
(16) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD "V" HERRINGBONl NECKLACE with 50 Cl solitaire diarrnind 9306457 9 5199500 Your Coal 5129B46' 5999.0i
M7) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD 10-DIAMOND CLUSTER PEN DANT on herringbone chain 1 00 ct I w 9306481951995 00 Your Cost $UBB1xr $99 0(
Your Coat *4t47 9.97
(19) 24K YELLOW GOLD 1 GRAM PANDAGRAM with 14K rop frame
098(^31S9$8000 Your Coat BBBB 5499
B j^<*
V
(1) 5-PC. FLOflAL" COFFEE ANO TEA SERVICE BY
___ , _ ROSEMARK. Fooled, with knobbed Ws Wt 14 lbs
3342-136-3N Your Cost Slr97-S74 97
(2) TOWLE SILVER-PLATED 54>C TEA SET 8-cup coHee pot. 7-cup tea pot, covered sugar bowl, creamer and 26 tooted tray Wt 18 lbs
I 7 3372-009-5N $269 95 Your Cost tt*!T-$149.97
' (3) ROSEMARK 4-PC FLORAL" COFFEE SERVICE 8-
cup coKee pol. sugar bowl, creamer/12-1 /2 tray 6 lbs 3342-226-2N $60 00 .........Your Cost SA>*f-$29.97
(4) ROSEMARK SILVER-PLATED PUNCH LADLE. Colonial style. 13 long Wt l lb
3342-616-4N $14 95 Your Cost $1U#^$7.77
(5) 15-PC "GRAND DUCHESS" PUNCH SET BY TOWLE Silver-plaled on 19 tray Wt 21 lbs 3372-893-2N $325 00 Your Cost $224-T-$189.97
(6) ROSEMARK SILVER-PLATED QUEEN ANNE" CHAM-COOLER. 10 high Wt 5 lbs
3342-273-4N $65 00 .........Your Cost $2SF>$19.97
_ ^ (7) ROSEMARK SILVER-PLATED CORDIAL SET. Six 3-
1/2' glass and 8-3/8 tray Gilt boxed Wt 2 lbs
3342-652-9N $24 95 .........Your Cost $JMf-$10.97
. ^ (8) SILVER-PLATE/CRYSTAL RELISH SET. 10x17 footed
1 "--'j' t,ay, 3 removable crystal liners Wt 5 lbs
3342-233-8N $39 95 .........Your Cost $2B>BP'S19 97
(9) FOOTED COCKTAIL TRAY BY ROSEMARK. 23-
____ 1/2x11-1/2 with beautifully designed center Wt 5 lbs
3342-186-8N $54 00 .........Your Cost S3^$27.97
Jt (10) SILVER-PLATED CASSEROLE/PIE PLATE. Oven
prool casserole and 9 pie plate Wt 4 lbs
3342-118-1N $49 95 .........Your Cost $3Bif-$19.97
(11) ROSEMARK 2-QT. BAKE N SERVE. Ovenprool liner and pierced gallery frame Wt 9 lbs
3342-229-6N $65 00 .........Your Cost S3.et-$24.97
Roswnark 2-Ot. Open Baker. Wt 8 lbs iin likH 3342-228-8N $3500 Your Cost Sa4r4T-$17.97
*" Rosemark 3-Ot. Open Baker. Wt 9 lbs
3342-230-4N $40 00 .........Your Cost $2ir-$19.97
' (12) ROSEMARK SALT $ PEPPER SET. Silver-plate and
crystal 8-pc salt & pepper set Wt 1 lb 3342-406-0N $7 50 ............Your Cost Sfc4P-$4.77
(13) rosemark me-
' ' 7 lon/salad SET. Bowl servers Wt 4
3342-283-3N $9 95 ............Your Cost S8.9P-$4.97
(14) SILVER-PLATED CAKE SET. 12-1/2 diameter with gadroon border Wt 3 lbs
3342-124-9N $35 00 ..........Your Cost $li9r-S9.97
W (19) SILVER-PLATED COASTER SET BY ROSEMARK.
Crystal coasters in silver-plated rings Wt 11b _____
............7our Cost $3fPr-$2.87
dS) rosemark chip Oad-
_ ___roon border, removable bowl. 12-1/2 diameter 2 lbs
' (17) ROSEMARK SERVING SPOO^ 1 lb
3342-607-3N $8 95 ............Your Cost SS.^$3.97
(is) rosemark 3-tier
vour Cost $1M$12.97
r (19) CARVEL PRIMA 13-PC. Kitch-
en knives, block Wt 8
1 3342-409-4N $49 95 ...............Tour Cost $29.97
^ J20) CARVEL HALL* 6-PC STEAK KNIFE SET. In hard-
^BBSMH^BBI counter block Wt 3
I 210^^1 3342-408-6N $15 00 ..........Your Cost &U<9r-$9.97
(21) 70-PC. -tally S each
forks, salad forks, soup spoons, tall drink spoons, seafood
forks; 16 teaspoons: 1 butter knife. 1 sugar spoon, serving spoon ladle, lork. server . .
3342-410-2N $35 00 .........Your Cost $34Tf-$19.97
(22) TOWLE "TUDOR" GOBLET. Set of four full lead
crystal. 8-1/2 high goblets Wt 3 lbs
3372-602-7N $19 95 .........Your Coat SMr9T-$9.97
Set of Four Tudor Stemmed Wines. Wt 3 lbs
3372-603-5N $19 95 ..........Your Cost $rr-$9.97
Set ol Four Tudor Stemmed Flutes. Wt 2 lbs 3372-604-3N $t9 95 ..........Your Cost $l*i9T-$9.97
(23) TOWLE MICHELLE STEMMED WATER GOBLETS.
Set of lour Wt 3 lbs _
3372-605-0N $24 95 .........Your Cost $J*9r-$14.97
Sot of Four Michelle Stemmed Wines. Wt 3 lbs
3372-606-8N $24 95 .........Your Cost itf-$14.97
Sat of Four Michelle Stemmed Flutes. Wl 2 lbs 3372-607-6N $24 95 Your Cost $13.7-$14.97
(24) ROSEMARK" CANDLESTICKS. Five graduated sites Irom 4-t to 10 in hand blown glass Wt l lb _iiiitytuuSSJ^^yui5i*iiiti
(1) LADIES' ELGIN ROUND WATCH with SOKtlamonds. vt
Ct.t.w
9546^905 350 00 .............Your Cost Sa4f II W.90
(2) LADIES' 14K YELLOW GOLD BAGUETTE WATCH with 3-row rope bracelet
9570-502^ $795 00 ............Your Coet MMiB- M95.00
(3) LADIES' SEIKO BAOUEHE WATCH with link bracelet 9610536^ $225 00 Your CoelSWI^B-$149.90
(4) UOIES' ELGIN OUARTZ WATCH with 12<1iamoo(ls v. cttw
9546-480$l80 00 . ......... Your Coal497-$99.90
(5) LADIES' ELGIN ANALOG FASHION WATCH.
9546^463 21115 00 Your Coel499:9r-$69.97
(6) LADIES' ELGIN PETITE ANALOG OUARn WATCH. 9546-466-1 $95 00 .................Your Coal ISF:9f-$59.90
(7) LADIES' ELGIN FULL FIGURE QUARTZ ANALOG WATCH with sweep second hand
9546466 518000 Your CosHSAOP-$29.90
9546-465 7 $75 00 White GoM Your Cost S34.9M29 90
(9) MEN'S ELGIN QUARTZ CALENDAR WATCH with expansion band.
9557-071 21160 00 Your Cost 99*9tr-$79.97
m LADIES' SEIKO OUARTZ WATCH with strap band 9515-532-1 $95.00 .............Your Cos SOMO--$59.90
(10) LADIES' PULSAR YELLOW GOLD BAGUETTE WATCH wllh link bracelet
9604 512-5513000 Your Cost 9094(7-$99.90
(11) LADIES' JULES JURGENSEN YELLOW GOLD SCKJARE WATCH.
9572-559-4 $125.00 .........Your Coel69940-$79.90
(12) LADIES' JULES JURGENSEN BAGUETTE WATCH with black dial.
9572-556-05120 00 Your Cot1-$7940 $69.00
(13) MEN'S JULES JURGENSEN RECTANGLE WATCH. 9572-012-4 5135 00 Your Coal $8B49'$8!> 3|
(14) MEN'S JULES JURGENSEN WATCH with day/date 1 i sweep second hand
9572-017 3 57500 Your Coal 66*9f $4S 1
(15) MEN'S SEIKO 3-HAND QUARTZ WATCH wllh day/dal 9597-117-25195.00 .........YourCos1149.90-$129 0
(16) MEN'S SEIKO TWO-TONE OUARTZ WATCH with day/ i and sweep second hand
9597623 5 5195 00 Your Coal64494(7 $111 )
(17) MEN'S SEIKO ALARM CHRONOGRAPH WATCH v i sirap
9610621 95175 00 Your Cost 64*M6$9S t
(19) MEN'S SEIKO DAYIDATE AUTOMATIC SKIN 01^ 9 WATCH.
961062665165 00 ............. Your Coal 9H94e $9r i7
(19) MENS PULSAR WATER RESISTANT QUARTZ ALA 4 WATCH. Waler-resislanI to 100 melers/300 leet 9604606-4 5135.00 Your Coal 69947-57' '7|
(20) MAJESTRON MOON PHASE QUARTZ CALENL R POCKET WATCH. Goldtone case
9582684-1 $69 96 Your Coal 9494r-$3 0
(21) LADIES LORUS WATER-RESISTANT ALA CHRONOGRAPH OCTAGONAL WATCH wilh bracelet ba-9586501652995 , YourCosl6294f $1v'7
4(22) LADIES ARMITRON WATER-RESISTANT ALARM gCMRONOORAPH WATCH with black lealtwr strapf950S5M $18.95............ Your Coal SS:9r-$9.97
(23) LADIES' CITIZEN YELLOW OOLD WATCH with Cham
1 pagna dial ___19542-507-0 $75.00 ...........- CoilSSi.MT- $49.90
(24) LADIES ARMITRON OVAL PETITE WATCH wilh svraep se "coftd hand*9506-053-6 $00 00 ...............Your Coal644:ff $39.90
(25) LADIES ARMITRON PETITE WATCH rrith sweep second hand and math band
95004544 $00 00 .................Your Cotl 03940-$34.97
(20) LADIES ARMITRON OVAL WATCH with swoop second hand and link bracelet.9500056-1 $80 00 .................Your Coal WOT-$49.97
(27) LADIES ARMITRON 10-DIAMOND HEART-SHAPED WATCH
9500061-9 $150.00 ..............Your CotlOOMO-$78.90
(29) MENS ADVANCE LCD CALCULATOR/ALARM WATCH.
9500009-7 $17.96..................Your Coal 04t4f -$9.97
(29) MENS ARMITRON LCD QUARTZ ALARM CHRONOORAPH WATCH.95060630 $14.95...................Your CoalOPOf $6.97
(30) MENS ARMITRON QUARTZ DAYIDATE WATCH with expansion band.
9506067-9 $45 00 .................Your CoalOBP.'tr-$22.97
9506-1010 $34.95 While QoW.......Your Coat 18949-$19.97
(31) MENS ARMITRON TWO-TONE QUARTZ DAY/DATE WATCH.
9506-1164 $65 00 .................Your Coal69ifT-$39.90
(32) MENS ARMITRON ALARIlWCHRONOORAPH WATCH.
9506-113-1 $66.00:..... .........Your Coal09P4f-$29.97
9506-114-9 $50.00 yVhlleOold ....... Your Coal 994.9T--$29.97
(33) MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE* LCD WATCH.
9520009-3 31495............... Tour Coal-$94r- $7.97
(34) CABBAQE patch SET.
9520006-5 $22 50 ........ .........Your Coal 9464T--$13.97
FROM 0U8/H0HT COIftfi:
(19) LADIES 14K YELLOW OOLp 19-DIAMOND CLUSTER EARRINGS. 1.00 Cl.t.w ' ...........
9306-6850 $12()0Q6.......... . .Your Coal $9940r-$599.CW
(20) LADIES 14|T yellow GOLD 20-DIAMOND EARRING
JACKETS. 50 Ct I w ___________
q-viftoeiOSeOSOO .............Your Coal $4*9.90 $349.90
(21) LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD 7-DIAMOND CLJ^ WNO-
Wm047 2 $1150 001 CI.I.W.......Coa
9904-8480 $1150 00 W.Q..........Your Coal $Z9309' $^.00
UDIE$n4K YEliioW GOLD 7 DIAMOND CLUSTM Rl^ 99040490 $2250 001W cl.I.w. Your Coal $M994ir $1^W
(22) LADIES 14K YELLOW OOLD 10-DIAMOND CASCADE
RING. 1 Cl.I.w. ^
9904-2410 $1050.00 .............Your Coal $2994ir-$499.00
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(1) TALKING WEATHER STATION. Classic p dant baraometer featuring FM radio recel for continuous weather news from Nalio: Weather Service. Also features thermome r and humidity meter. 23 long.
3230^2-6 $59.95 .... YourCostSa7:9 S29.' )|
(2) MONTCLAIR INDOOR/OUTDOOR THE MOMETER A HUMIDITY METER. Precisi 1 magnifying thermometer tubes recessed i brown wood tone case for temperatu ? readings indoor and out. 4" tubing, 11V4 Ion I 3230-306-7 $11.49......Your Cost $rr S7.^d\
(3) ELGIN GRANVILLE 400-DAY ANNIVEiv SARY CLOCK. Rotating pendulum and all e posed parts in brass finish, diamond-cut so! j brass see-thru dial. 400-day key wind movement. 11/?.
3240-037-6 $119.00 ... Your Cost $7940- $69.99
(4) ELGIN EDELWEISS CUCKOO CLOCK. Hand-carved Black Forest clock with 30-hour movement. Cuckoo chirps half and fulih o'.r with gong accompaniment. Weight-driven movement with leaf pendulum, bird/leaf design. 12x8V.
3240-032-7 $73.50 .... Your Cost $4947 - $39.99
(5) SUNBEAM 11 SOUARE WOODSTOCK OUARTZ CLOCK. A classic solid wood square case - Early American finish. Full black numerals on white dial background. Flush mounted goldtone bezel. Full crystal. 10-7/8 square.
3230-009-7 $33.95 ... Your Cost $9449-$19.99
(6) SETH THOMAS ST. ANDREWS WALL CLOCK. School clock design on two-tier solid wood case featuring white, Roman numeral dial and solid brass bezel. Cherry finish and quartz movement. 14" diameter.
3244-302-0 $77.95 .... Your Cost $5949-$49.94
(7) SUNBEAM 11 ROUND WOODBRIDGE QUARTZ CLOCK. Solid wood round case, Early American finish. Goldtone bezel with (uil crystal. Full numeral dial on white background Stepper sweep second hand. 10-7/8" diamete-^ 3230-008-9 $33.95 .. Your Cost $9940-$19.99
(8) EQUITY KEYWIND TRAVEL ALARM CLOCK. 30-hour movement. Luminous hands and hour dots.
3132-001-3 $7.99 Your Cost $449--$3.99
(9) WESTCLOX BOLD II ELECTRIC ALARM
Full numeral dial, sweep second hand. high.
3244-096-8 $8.95 Your Cost $449- $3.90
(10) WESTCLOX CHANCELLOR DIGITA
ALARM. 7/10 red numerals with auto dimme dual alarm, battery back-up and calendar on d>. mand. 2Ax6/?.
3244-080-2 $21.95 .... Your Cost $44f-$12.9
(11) DIMMER CONTROLLED BED LAMP
Swivel mount, clamp-on lamp with dimmer cor trol.
6732-026-7$24.00 ... .YourCost$H4tr-$11.9
(12) 15 STUDENT LAMP. This solid brass sti dent lamp features an adjustable green cas glass shade and pull chain on/off lighting. 6726-002-6 $50.95 .... Your Cost $944r- $29.9
(13) DIMMER DESK LAMP. Go from zero to fu power. Deluxe finished metal lamp in polishe chrome and black with walnut finish. 6732-028-3 $27.00 .... Your Cost $4?4T-$14.9
(14) ADJUSTABLE WALL LAMP. Polished bras finish with solid brass arms for durability Beige pleated shade extends to 18" 3-wa switch. Cord cover.
6726-005-9 $40.00 .... Your Cost $38:79'- $24.9
(15) HEXAGON GLASS TABLE LAMP. 29 hig clear glass with earthtone silk flowers inside Ivory soft pleated shade, 3-way lighting. 6690-001-0 $74.00 .... Your Cost $4940- S39.9
(16) 28 RUST GLASS TABLE LAMP. Brass loc footed base and rust fabric softpleaf shad-With three-way lighting.
6690-009-3 $58,50 .... Your Cost $994T- $34.9
(17) ADJUSTABLE FLOOR LAMP. Brow' enamel with brass finished accents and 18" ac justable gooseneck. 52 high, 3-way lighting 6704-035-2 $47.00 .... Your Cost $844r- $29.9'
(18) TABLE/FLOOR LAMP WITH MAGAZINl RACK. Inlaid parquet oak veneered table tof: With three-way lighting. 59 high.
6676-001-8 $115.95 ... Your Cost $7947 - $69.9
I) SEVEN-PIECE WINE SET. Includes decanler, stopper and Ix wine glasses In gilt box.
262^700 $39 95 .................Vour Cost SSMf-121.97
Q aOLD SEVEN-PIECE WINE SET. Imported from Romania. ;iear crystal with hand-cut lloral design. Includes decanter, topper and six glasses.
I262C81 714895 Your Cosl-89MT-$31.97
3) SILVER-PLATED S-LITE CANDELABRA. 12" high J338-209<$52 50 .................Your Cost AMf -$27.97
4) SILVER-PLATED BUTTER DISH BY SHERIDAN. Covered dish with glass liner and baroque border.
3384026-9 $25 00 .................Your Cost SMitr-$13.97
15) SHERIDAN BAROQUE BORDER BON-BON DISH. Exquisite-y shaped.
3364-022031125 Your Cost 9WP -$6.97
16) TWaPIECE DOMED SERVER. Styled and crafted In France Scalloped edge cake plate and dome of clear lumlnarc glass.
3280018-7313 00 ...................Your Cost 690P-$7.47
(7) PRIMROSE S ' CRYSTAL BASKET WITH HANDLE.
3344 9030 31395 ...................Your Cost 990f$6.97
(9) PRIMROSE" 11" FOOTED CRYSTAL BOWL.
3344 902-6324 95 .................YourCosl919:*r -$14.97
19) SOUP TUREEN SET. Floral 3-quart tureen set with cover, laidle and plate in line ceramic with hand-painted design.
32920260334 95 .................Your Cost094*T - $18.97
110) CHICAGO CUTLERY CHEF'S CHOICE 7-PIECE CUTLERY SET. In block.
3282-002 9 3128 00 Your CostOBPOS--$79.99
(11) 204-PIECE SILVERWARE CHEST WITH DRAWER. Light walnut finish, brass finished accents.
33000110364 95 .................Your Cost $4697 - $39.97
(12) MIKASA "PEONY ROSE" 45-PtECE CHINA. Multi-colored rose florals trimmed in gold.
3304076-7315000 ................Your Coal 979:97 $64.97
(13) MIKASA PINK VISTA" 45-PIECE SET. Pastel blooms on rimshaped dinnenware.
3304076-33125.00 ................Your Cost 99907 - $49.99
(14) ONEIDA SO-PIECE CELEBRITY. Traditional sculpted lloral handles.
3310030-6 $150 00 Your Cost 999:9r $59.97
(15) 5-PIECE PLACE SETTING "VILUGE" DINNERWARE. 3320-5000314 95 ...................Your Coal 990r-$9.97
(16) 5-PIECE PLACE SETTING HERITAGE" DINNERWARE. 3320-934-7314.95 ..................Your Cost 9904 - $9.97
(17) 5-PIECE PLACE SETTING "YORKTOWNE DINNERWARE. 3320-5010 314 ,95 Your Cost9906 $9.97
(16) YORKTOWNE" 4-PIECE CANISTER SET. In four graduated sizes. For flour, sugar, coffee and tea. 3320004-9360 00 Your 004194907-332.97
33200080 $60.00 VlUafle".........Your Cost 94907- $32.97
3320-925-5 $60.00 "Heritage" Your Cost 94797-$32.97
(IB) YORKTOWNE" GRAVY BOAT WITH SAUCER.
3320-941-2317.00 ..................Your Cost 9t97-39.97
3320-906-7 $17 00 "Village"..........Your Cos) 94907-39.97
3320-927 1 $17.00 "Heritage" Your Cost94907- $9.97
(20) YORKTOWNE" SUGAR 9 CREAMER.
3320919-8317.00 ..................Your Cost 9W07-$9.97
3320-910-7 $17 00 Village" Your Cost 94907 $9.97
3320-933-9 $17.00 "Herllage" Your Cost9490T- $9.97
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(1) CORK CARVINQ. Intricate 3-dlmensional scene under glass with black enameled Irame. Finely detailed 3V4xl3. 4732C04.9W995 .................Your Coal S43.99
(2) CORK CARVINQ SCREEN. Hand-carved from cork in 3^1lmen8ion8 to be viewed from both sides Black enamel frame.
4732-001-5 *35 95 .................Your Cost Sa4:M'*19.99
(3) THREE-PIECE RED ORCHID UCQUERWARE TRAY SET. Three graduated sizes, each perfect lor serving or as an accent piece.
48021400*11.95........ ..Your Coal 909M9.97
(4) RED ORCHID COASTER SET. Set consists of six 4x4" coasters with red orchid pattern on black background plus covered box.
4802142-2*11.95 ...................Your Coal09r9f *6.97
(5) RED ORCHID LACOUERWARE PHOTO ALBUM. Oriental design on black lacquerware photo album.
4802-1440*26.95 .................Your Coal *4M0^ *14.94
m UFT-TOP STAINED GLASS JEWEL BOX BY ROSALCO. Swing out cathedral door with floral panel, pull-out revolving necklace hanger, lour dravrers and mirrored flip lid.
<*<20*5995 .................Your CoatS89-*29.99
(7) MUSICAL JEWELRY CHEST. Rich mediterranean finish with 2 etched glass doors. One necklace holder and storage area Bottom drawer
4802-1390*4095 .................Your Coat ia9;9^(18.N
(8) CLOWN ON TOP OF WORLD MUSIC BOX BY ALBERT PRICE. Porcelain clown, hand-painted in tine detail, plays "Sitting On Top Of The World." 8V4" high.
5040^196-7*17 95 ...................Your Coal 9B0r^ *7.97
m REBECCA NECKLACE CHEST BY LONDON LEATHER. Triangular shaped in Iruilwood color and velveleen lined Stands on three brass antique legs, has two doors with oval frosted mirrors. Compartments on back of each door lor rings and earrings, lull mirrored back wall with chain holders. 4828020-0*2995 ..v............Your Cost 6194r-*14.99
(10) ROLL-TOP DESK VALET. Men's Iruilwood finished valet with two grooved compartments and roll-top compartment l4V4x6Wx5V%".
4574-002^*24 95 .................VourCoall4*4r-*14.97
(11) QOEBEL* TODAYS CHILDREN MUSIC BUFF". 414" high.
4847-127-0*47.50 .................Your Cost49ft9r--*22.97
(12) QOEBEL* TODAYS CHILDREN "SHUnERBUQ". 514 high.
4847-122-1 *47.50 .................Your Cosi-*89r- *22.97
(13) GOEBEL* TODArS CHILDREN STAMP FAN . 5 " high 4847-120-5*47.50 .................Your Cosl999r-122.97
(14) QOEBEL* TODAYS CHILDREN "LITTLE POTTER . 5V4 "
high.
4847-121-3*47 50 .................Your Coal699:9r-*22.97
QOEBEL* TODArS CHILDREN "COIN COLLECTOR . 5V4
high.
4847-123-9*47.50 Your Coal669r-*23.97
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QOEBEL* TODAYS CHILDREN WEEKEND CHEF". 6"
4847-12^4*47 50 .................Your Coal 499:97-*5
QOEBEL* TODAYS CHILDREN JUNIOR GARDNER .
high
4847-12^2*47 50................Your Coal-*a9:*f'. *2
QOEBEL* TODAYS CHILDREN "HANDY HELPER".
high.
4847 124-7*47 50 .................Your Coal99997-*2
(15) MIKASA BUCK PEDESTAL VASE.
4868-500-2*30 00 ..................Your Coal 99t9r-*1
(19) 14" PORCEUIN KAREN" DOLL. Curls and a pAch dress set off porcelain face.
4592-011 3*29 95 Your Coal *9^*1
(17) MINI BLUEBIRD TEMPLE JAR. Fine quality white porct temple jar with blue bird pattern and gold border 4802-108-3*6.50 ....................Your Coal-9494-$
(18) NORMAN ROCKWELL "SEAFARERS" PORCEl TANKARD. Porcelain and 24K trim.
4834-015-2 *13.00 ..................Your Coal *4997 $i
(19) BRASS CHAMBERSTICK. With beautifully etched sh 7" high.
4584-003-0*11.00 ............ YourCoal9F97-l
(20) BRASS TEMPLE JAR. Medium.
4571-010^1*1995 ..................Your Coal-94497-
(21) BRASS TEMPLE JAR. Small
4571-009 2*12 95 YourCoal9F9M
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1) GOLF BAG BAR TOOL SET BY ALBERT >RICE. Contains seven stainless steel bar ools.
)040-168-6 $21.95 .... Your Cost mr $9.94
2) SODA SYPHON. Makes sugar and salt-free oda water In seconds.
1782-005-5 $29.00 .... Your Cost-|4BJT $16.97 CHARGERS FOR SODA SYPHON.
1782-002-2 $2.95 Your Cost 82:4#- $1.99
)) 5-QUART TORTOISE BAR TOOL/ICE 14 lUCKET. Bar tools hang on the outside. 1590-002-4 $42.00 .... Your Cost (24:99 $19.94
4) TEAK BLACKBOARD/BULLETIN BOARD.
Teakwood with 4 key hooks. Ideal message :enter. 21x13/4.
KX)4-030-2 $15.00 Your Cost940J4 - $8.94
5) TEAKWOOD PAPER TOWEL HOLDER.
'folds jumbo paper towel rolls.
>004-029-4 $13.00 Your Cost(9<9-- $7.89
6) GAME CHEST. Handsomely crafted oak )ame chest contains poker chips, playing :ards, and a cribbage board.
1642-016-2 $27.95 ... Your Cost (2t:99-$18.99
(7) CASINO KING SLOT MACHINE. This machine requires no batteries and has a see-through coin reserve with built-in coin separator. With four winning combinations.
5172-002-7 $132.95 ... Your Cost (79:90 - $69.90
(8) BRASS DUCK HEAD BOOKENDS. Pair. 4571-008-4 $24.95.....Your Cost (19:97-$12.97
(9) SOLID BRASS DEER PAIR. Elegant console companions gracefully posed grazing and upright. 5 and 8V!i high.
4676-022-9$34.95 ... .YourCost(24:99-$19.99
(10) BRASS POCKET CHANGE.
4571-023-3 $6.95.......Your Cost (4:9r- $2.99
(11) BRASS SAILBOAT.
4571-019-1 $13.95......Your Cost((h9r-$5.99
(12) PRETTY NEAT PRETTY HAIR. Blow dryer holder organizes hair-care necessities and includes three removable compartments. 4548-003-5 $13.98......Your Cost $8.87
(13) TOTES* 2-PIECE CLUTCH COMBO. Large clutch Is designed to hold all your personal grooming essentials. Features spiHproof lining and a handy extra front pocket. Carry your favorite cosmetics in the matching purse-size
small clutch. Both bags are great for small accessories too! Available in a beautiful gift box. 5160-931-1 $15.00 .... .YourCostdT:97-$9.97
(14) BRUSH/BRUSH. The remarkable two-sided brush that shines shoes and cleans clothes. 4563-001-9 $8.99 Your Cost (7:8r- $5.97
(15) TOTES* 2-PIECE TRAVEL COMBO. Lovely fitted quartette features four roomy pockets and six travel containers. Combined with a matching purse-sized oval. For travel or anytime! Available in a beautiful gift box.
5160-932-9 $20.00 ... .YourCost(18:97- $12.97
(16) NEW! TOTES PERSONAL-SIZE UMBRELLA. Folds so short it fits easily in a corner of your briefcase, even in your raincoat pocket! Windproof. Lifetime warranty. Assorted colors. Gift boxed.
5160-933-7 $17.00.....Your Cost (18:97 - $9.99
(17) RUSTIC CHEVAL MIRROR. Mirror is mounted on sturdy wood base with shapefy turned wooden supports. 61" high.
4740-012-2 $99.95 .. .. Your Cost(69:99-$59.99
(18) HEART MAGAZINE RACK. All-wood chair-side companion. 14x10x17/?.
4740-008-0$27.95 ... .YourCost(18:99--$15.99
(1) PAMKER CiASSIC BUCK MATTE PEN A PENCIL SET.
564002$30.00 .................YourCo!$1B*t-HOT
58400300 $15.00 Pon Onl...........Your CoolBBOT $7.48
(2) CROSS 10K OOLO-FILlEO PEN A PENCIL SET.
58000000 $60.00 .................Your Cool 88t:-$29.90
58000070 $25 00 Pon Only.........Your Cool 9tft90 -$14.97
(31 PARKER CLASSIC ORAY BALL PEN A PENCIL SET.
S04(>^0$2500 .................YowCool10:90$14.97
5840033^ $12 50 Pon Only...........Your CoM0r-97.49
(41 INLIDO MENS CABRETTA BROWN LEATHER TRLFOLO.
5880-149-9$2800 .................Your CoIASW4. $12.97
(Q (NLIOO MENS DIPLOMAr PASS CASE. Soft, brown Cabrotta loalher
5880-147 3 $29 50 .................Your Coal S4*r -$12.97
(8) OILIOO MENS CABRETTA BUCK LUTHER TRI-FOLD.
M8&148-1 $28.00 .................Your Coal SIS.Br$12.B7
(7) DH.IDO MENS EXECUTIVE CABRETTA BUCK LUTHER BILLFOLD.
5880-148-5 $29 50 .................YourCoolSB*r-$12.97
(SI SERGIO VALENTE' INO KIT. On-t
LAMES- 20-PIECE MANICUREfSEW n-lho-go manicura sat and impiemants for sawing 58080138 $42.00.................YourCoslSSBWt-SlsJr
S) SERGIO VALENTE' LAMES 12-PIECE MANICUBB SET. lua casa contains 12 usaful parsonai cars Ind mantcure
Itams. , - _
58080070$1400 ...................Your Coal $Si9$S.97
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(10) SERGIO VALENTE' DELUXE MENS TRAVEL KIT. Brown
ailigator looli iaatbar casa with valour lining atrd nylorr tippar onalcars.
stocksd with travel necessities for parson 58080082 $37 50 ............... .Your CostStSSB-$19.97
(11) SERGIO VALENTE* 8PIECE MANICURE SET A CLOTHES BRUSH. Convanlant 2ippar casa can ba hung naar mirror to prvida instant accass. Back of case is a clotnas brush. 5606001-3 $12.00........... .......Your CoslSBSS-$6.97
(12) BURGUNDY DOUBLE HANDLE PORTFOLIO. Polyurethana with datachabla leathar strap and retractabla paddad handlas Iniarior organization panal
5878409-1 $52.95 .................Your Cosl64fS6-937.90
(13) HERITAGE VINYL AHACHE. Threa-fila loldar intarlor with pockats, combination locks, Trspunto trim, sxisndsd sdgas and moldad handla.
58960118 $45.00 ..............Your Cost 99980-924.90
(14 HERITAOE BURGUNDY LUTHER PORTFOLIO. Cowhide leather with dividers, ~7lpparad pockets, open pockets, removable shoulder strap.
58980087 $85 00 .................Your Coal S69l -$4487
(15) HERITAOE 3 LEATHER ATTACHE. Top graki cowhide leathar, combination locks, two-file folder interior. 3 pockats. Brown.
58980048 $180 00 ........~.....Your Cost 6199.48- 999.97
(18)116) PIERRE CARDIN CLA8SIQUE LUGGAGE Khaki 4200 nylon with carnal trim and attached name tag. Soma with shoulder straps.
(in CLAtStQUE 46GARMENT MG.
S8M0158$40.00 ...............Your C0S166t:96-$24.96
(17) CLABBtQUE2T PULLMAN WITH WHEELS. .
5880014-9640.00 YourCos(4a966T619.97
(inLASSaUE 31" PULLMAN.
580O13-1 $30.00 . .............Your Cost 692SV- $17.64
(in MONARCH EXPANDABLES GARMENT BAG. Black.
5707-9998 $49.95 ..............Your Cost 669r-934.90
^ MONARCH eXPANDABLrS 26 PULLMAN ON WHEELS.
5^-9608$54 95 ..............YourCost64MB. $3^_
Q1) MONARCH EXPANDABLES CARRY-ON. Tan 5792-9580 $49.95 .................Your CostSaAiSA'$29.94
im MONARCH EXPANOABLES TOTE. Tan 52-957-2 $27.95 Your Cost 62E9(7-$1
(23K27) AMELIA URHART TWEED LUGGAGE Soft, du twead fabric and matching hardsida cases. Some cases :lt wheels. Burgundy, m 46" TWEED Garment bag.
M^198$12500 ................YourCosl669;69-$4 il
(34) 27 " TWEED PULLMAN WITH WHEELE
56300180$179,00 ...............Your Coal 66948'$7
gn 25 TWEED PULLMAN WITH WHEELS-
Mi0W.2$150.00 ............. YourCost63448-$e 97
on 21 TWEED CARRY-ON. ,
M300188$95 00 ..........YourCosl6494r $3
(27) TWEED SHOULDER TOTE. I
55380158$a0 00 YourCosI66948-$2 Nj
(26)133) SAMSONITE ADVANTAGE LUGGAGE. Hardsida c I with durable sklsriors. Ughtweight frames and key locks t 't-slds cases with salf-mandlng nylon zippers and adjust 4 shoulder straps Grev
(26)46 GARMENT BAG. Interior and exterior pockats.
58783978 $80.00 .................Your Cost 64447-$3 H
(2n 2T CARTWHEELS CASE. Racsssad whsals and tr
pull-strap.
58784000 $100.00 ................Your Coal 66440 $4 4
(3B 28" CARTWHEELS CASE.
M78396-4$87 00 .................YourCosl64P4rr$4 4
(31) 70 CARRY-ON. Two full opening compartments i handlas
58783960162 50 ................YoorCosl6644r-$2 W
(32) BUUTY CASE. Full length mirror, removable tray. ' iH, compartments
58783968 $53 00 .................Your CoslBtrfC-$2
(33) SHOULDER TOTE. Web shoulder strap with comfort, shoulder pad
58783982340 00 ...........Your Coel4494r - SI 97
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) ANSCO 35mm RANOEFINOER WITH FLASH. Focus-frM
4 5-34mm Itns. Built-In SnM-Fluh System. Sliding lens end ewflnder cover with shutter lock.
J04-018OS4S 0S .................Your Cost U8Wr-S24.S7
) CANON 3Smm SNAPPY S". Festures auto load/wind/ wind/stop. With built-in flash and auto exposure. Canon
5 A. t-year limited warranty.
^50-038-1170.00 .................Your CosUAfttr 547.80
DIAMOND DISC CAMERA CASE. Protect your valuable hotographic Investment with this stylish, heavily padded ise. Durable tight weave nylon offers sturdy shock protec-^n Holds all Kodak. Keystone. Minolta and other disc imeras. Can be worn on belt or wrist.
70-006-4 19.95 ....................Your Cosl-SCff-12.97
I KODAK TELE-DISC CAMERA. 22mm tele and 12.5mm nor-ai lenses, motorized film advance, built-in electronic flash. ^ jilt'in telephoto lens lets you take pictures of subjects bet-*wen a distance of 6 and 16 feet. Features a dual magnification )rmal/telephoto viewfinder.
562 018-9 *57 95 .................Your Cost I88:tr-*32.97
j CORDURA INSTAMATIC POUCH CAMERA CASE. Made of ylon and Is fully padded for shock protection. Zipper opening Id can be worn on belt. Wrist strap included.
570014-8*795 ................. .Your Cost *4.*r-*2.97
I) KODAK EKTRALITE 10 CAMERA. Uses 110 film for drop-in artrtdge loading. Built-in electronic flash delivers approx-nately tOO flashes per fresh set of 2 A" batteries and Kycles in approximately 10 seconds. 25mm f/8 fixed focus ns from 5' to Infinity. Sliding lens/viewflnder cover locks hutter when closed. 3 year warranty.
562-017-1 *30 70 .................Your Cost 180T- *18.97
CANON SPEEDLITE 244T FUSH. Automatically sets shut ir speed, determines best of 3 lens apertures and verifies
' iftAmml/x InfrarA#! sAnmrxr mwrnSAm
Jtomatic exposure via revolutionary infrared sensor system ay be used with any Canon dedicated camera.
^18-3*74 00 .................Your Cost |49!*(r-*47.90
'* ) CANON T-SO SLR WTH 1/1.8 LENS. Automatic film loading. 97
lito film advance, programmed auto exposure. Accepts any anon FD lens from 14mm to 800mm. Uses only 2 AA batirles Compact, modern design. Uses fastest possible shutter
speeds In low light. Canon U.S.A. 1-year limited warranty.
65904)17-5*299.00 ..............Your Coat tlSMT-*148.97
m SKIMA 90-200mm 1/4.5 ZOOM LENS.
M44D90D *199 90 Canon ..........Your Coal S99r *89.95
6844-091-8*199.90 Minolta .........Your Coat 98MT. (89.95
6844 0920 *199 90 Nikon...........Your Cost-999:tr- (89.95
68444)93-4 (199 90 Pentax..........Your Coal (8907^ (68.95
(10) CANON SURE SHOT AF35M CAMERA. Superb photos are easy with auto focusing, exposure, winding and rawlndlng. Built-in pop-up flash. Includes lens cap, soft case and neck strap. Canon U.S.A. 1-year limited warranty.
6550^9(240.00 ..............Your Coal S12M> (124.90
(11) CPC TELE-WIDE FOR CANON SURE SHOT. 1.5x telephoto and .7 wide angie lenses each with viewfinder in case. For "Sure Shot".
65444)51-3*99 00 .................Your Coal *M9(r-*29.97
(12) CANON SPEEDLITE 188A FUSH. Recycles in 8 seconds. Guide number of 62 (ASA/150/21). Two automatic ranges plus manual. Flash coverage lor 28mm lens with wide adaptor. 65504)03 5*115 00 Your Cost SMM--*89.90
(13) CANON AE-1 PROGRAMMABLE 35mm CAMERA. Programmed AE mode automatically selects the most suitable aperture and speed. Just focus and shoot. Split screen viewfinder, shutter speeds 2-1 1000. 50mm 1/1.8 lens. Canon U.S.A. 1-year limited warranty.
65504)01-9*452.00 ..............Your Coal (219i9r *213.97
(14) FREEDOM II AUTO-FOCUS CAMERA. Automatic film load, advance and rewind. Automatic decision-free flash. Auto program exposure. Autofocus system with an all-glass f/3.5 lens. 66384)09-8*170.00 .................Your Cost S8MT-(97.90
(15) POLAROID 000 SUN CAMERA. Features Infrared sensing exposure system plus built-in fold-away flash. Mall coupon to Polaroid for a *5.00 rebate
66464)12-2 *49.95 ........................Your Coat *29.97
(18) POLAROID 600 HIGH SPEED COLOR UND FILM. 2 pack Mall coupon to Polaroid for a *2.00 rebate.
66484)81-9(21.90 .................Your Cost (4r-(14.87
(17) KODACOLOR DISC FILM. 30 exposures.
2-2*6 40 Your Coell4>6r-*3.99
(18) KODAK COLOR PRINT FILM. Cl 10 24 exposures. 8580-003-3(3.87 ....................Your Cosl4fe9r-(2.39
(19) KODAK COLOR PRINT FILM. CP135 24 exposures. 8580.176-7 (3.81 ................ Your CoetSaiSr (2.39
(20) SOFTSIDE SHOCK CAMERA BAG. Ideal lor protecting your camera, with or without built-in flash. Heavy duty glove-Ilka vinyl. Fully padded, extra zipper pocket for film an<* accessories.
85704)07-2 (19.95 ...................Your CostSSsMT-(M7
(21) DELUXE GREY SLR CAMERA BAG. Grey nylon with water resistant coating, foam padding.
65704)18-9 (S4.9B.................Your Cost (364T-(24.67
(22) PENTAX K-1000 DELUXE ZOOM OUTFIT. 3Smm SLR camera with 50mm f/2.0 "A" lens, Takamar AF-14 automatic flash, Finex 70-200mm f/40 zoom lens, strap and gadget bag. 65M-052-0 *478.00 ..............Your Coat 4Mlf^19.7
(23) KLEER VU 100-PAGE LEATHER ALBUM. With personallz ed brass name plate. Stores up to 600 photos. 6594-002-5*23.95 ...................Your Cost MiOr (7.87
(24) TRAO 7x35 WIDE ANGLE BINOCUUR. Wide angle (tO*) binocular with Zeiss action focus and quality coated optics lor a multitude of purposes. Includes case. Model 3002. 64404)05-4 *60.00 .................Your CoalJ)24.6r (19.97
(25) BUSHNELL 10x50 WIDE ANGLE SPORTVIEW BINOCULAR. Extra power for long range viewing. Wide angle lens with a large 367' field of view. InstaFocus* makes this a favorite for general purpose viewing. Deluxe case Is included. 6404-015-7*99.95 .................Your Coel (6MrS49.97
(26) NIKON 9x25 CENTER-FOCUS BINOCULAR. Bright coated optics, easy central focusing, streamlined design. With case and strap. Includes 25 year warranty from Nikon. Model 7702. 6568-019-1*163.00 ................Your CoiltlSr 679J7
(27) SLIK 6000 LIGHTWEIGHT COMPACT TMPOD. FoMa to only 18-1/8" with maximum height of 58". Pan and tilt controls.
6644-034-8 *49.95 ......... Your Coot |2S.6r 924.67
(26) KODAK CAROUSEL 4200 PROJECTOR. Remote control, built-in reading light. Illuminated control panel, dark slide shutter.
6562-001 -5 *240.00 ..............Your Coet tlXSMT- (166.87
(1) CANON PC-20 COPIER. Remarkable personal desktop copier for office or home use. Interchangeable toner cartridges (optional) create copies In 6 colors or color.comblnatlons;
oreen. Auto paper feed. O453-002-5 S1095.00 .............Your CostAZM-tT- t7M ar
(2) PC TONER CARTRIOOE. Contains all the kty^ing"m-ponents toner, drum and developer - makes PC copiers virtually service-free. Black.
0^-010^ $65.00 ........................Your Coat $54 90
POINTCH 20 LB. BOND. SiXio sheets all-purpose paper for copies, typing.
6455-00^1 $54.95 .................... Your Cost $29 07
(3) CASIO HANO-MELD SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR. 38 scientific functions with 6 digit mantissa and 2 digit exponent Bat-tmru -owered; text included. Model FX250.
112-0 $14 95 Your Cost JM^-$8.47
*;COlor print/display calc.
M^el 2Mli) luhction keys around numeric keypad.
6960033-2 $89.95Your Coal $4B4ir $39.00
W CANON POCktPRINTR. dlgt thermal print/dispy "O display. Model TP-7.
(13) WOODS WIRE SIX OUTLET 8UR0E SUPRESSOF- ulate. Protects all 31
, surges from lighir
calculator with live memory and LC 6958008-2 $24.95
69580100 $6.00 AC dpr'.' " ----------- APER.5ri
38mm THERMAL PAPE 6980017-5 $3.45
Your Cost tlOOr-$17.97 Your Cost $5.60 a' umot!rc?mSi5
mystery. What if you stumbled Into somebody's computer Sloderooi^" pisase? What do you do now? For C-64* /128"'
rounded outlets from a 2 outlet wall plate hot. neutral, oround) against spikes, suri
SllSt electro-magneiic inierreit radio frequency Interference, UL listed. 1 year limited
YourCoalO19i0rr$l ^ diskettes 10 PACK. Double side, double <
ojskettes. Lifetime warranty.8864004-4 $51.29.................VourCostS10:0r-$1
6792-16B4 $29.95
SEMI-DESKTOP 10-DIOIT SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR. 56 scientific functions preprogrammed: trigonometric, inverse trigonometric logarithmic, statistical and others. Complicated formulas processed with 15 levels of parentheses and 4 levels of pending operations. Convenient complex number, binary, octal, hex-adecirnal calculations. 3-key memory for easy memory calcula-tions. Statistical calculation. Large keys. Model EL-525. 6984-044-5 $44 95 Your Cost OOAHIP-'$22.97YourCoalUMT-$10.97
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3-sto^, furnished house is provided for your own computer gremlin. Allowing you to share day-to^lay life with Its unpredic-c_ Rsyboard allows you to communicate in
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6864-003-6 $38.7(5.................Your CostUAOf $1
monitor. High resolu composite screen for use with Commodore 64* and o home computers. Model C-1702 6752-006-4 $249 00 cost UOMT- $18!
cV-n.h Tk 'Y^oard allows you' to communicate in English with your new on-screen companion. But he doesnt
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always do what he is told! Each character Is unique. Each has a personality and oven looks a bit different. A fascinating new discovering For COMMODORE64-* /128--Mod-erD0l26:
67921718S34.95 .......... YourCotlt9i 07
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(5) CANON FLASHCARD. Lightweight, credit-card-sized calculator with embossed keyboard. 8 digits. 1 memory, square root and percentage functions. Solar powered so it never needs batteries. White.
6956-011-6 $13.(X) ...................Your CooL$0<0f'-$5 99
ffl.Ift 2-color print/dispuwofrce
UALfTY CALCULATOR. Fast print, 2-color ribbon with
* I** P'"*- P 'd dk, the game combines
^*.. **^!8Y wltb rMl football action. You're the coach
call your own plays from the sidelines. You're the key player -
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12-dlgit display. Large keyboard with built-in functions, delta,
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%, mark-up/down. Large VF display. 3 lines per second print speed. Uses 2'A plain paper. Model TI-5160.
6986-082-3 $115.00 Your Cost $04*r. $74.97
-- . K7 ui. Biuviiiies. Tuu le me xey c brert tKkls, Intercept passes, throw a bomb, even kick a field goa I Plus, with Epyxs exclusive Playbook Chalkboard you can design your own offensive and defensive playsl This unique feature allows you to control all 11 offensive or defensive twm competitive product can match.
6963-112-1 $40.00 .................Your Ciisl 139 9T $24 07
(12) EPYX FAST LOAD CARTRIDGE. Incream dl^i: tie opiating speed of the 1541 drive In both read and write modes! Improves loading time for many programs
83-1^O-9WO00 ..........YwrcSitwrOf-$24.97
(17) COMMODORE DISK DRIVE. High capacity storage
PdPPy diskettes. Model 154t. ^52*249M Your Cost OSOror-$16!
(18) Commodore 64* computer. America's most wic used home computer is capable of performing practically computer task rteeded In the home environment with the v Miection of optional software to be found In our showroom
drive purchase for full utility of your c
6752-007-2 $199 00..............Your Cost 9149:16 -$13?
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RECORO-A-CALL CORDLESS TELEPHONE. Switchable ne/pulse extended range cordless phone with memory and dial. Model CAT300.
04^ 51148 00 ................Your Cost MMT Mi.W
TELECONCEPTS REGAL FRENCH PHONE. French while th goldione dial and accents. Rotary dial, anti skid feet. Oder 516012.
1646 7 *59 95 ................Vour Cost *44<*r *39.97
WEBCOR JUMBO BUTTON- FUNPHONE. Desk or wall one with extra large keys. Pulse/tone switchable. last
mber re-dial In pulse mode, fully modular design. Model 767. ill coupon to Webcor for a *5.00 rebate good thru 12/31/85. 44001 4 *59 95 .................Your Cost 39T-*24.97
tc-MMic' Mnswrcninu mwuninc itiin rnunc. Stamp lets you know exactly when a message was . Digital display/clock tells you how many messages ocelved. Beeperless Remote lets you retrieve
UNIDEN EXTENO-A-PHONE CORDLESS. A touch-to-talk >eakerphone with a 2-way intercom lets you answer calls om iiie tjne. Offers two-channel 46/49 MHz technology. 256 gital security codes, pulse/tone switchable, redial, cancel, ute, page, separate ringer, replaceable battery and volume l/Lo switch.
/68 905-9 *189 95 ..............Your Cost *139:97^*119.97
) PHONE-MATE* ANSWERING MACHINE WITH PHONE.
ime/day K;orded. lu've race
ssages without a beeper. Voice activated - records only hile the caller speaks. Auto reset lets you listen to your * lessages and walk away. Remote turn on lets you turn on your lachlne while you're away from It. Auto disconnect. Variable utgolng message Save/erase buttons. Memo record button, onversatlon record. Built-in pulse/tone handset Ten number uto dialer. Last number redial.
883-911 7 *239.95 Your Cost l:*trS189.90
GE REMOTE CONTROL DELUXE DUAL CASSEHE
9SWERER. Features dual cassette system for convenient eparatlon of incoming and outgoing messages. Variable utgolng message (up to 30 seconds). Fully voice activated
(VOX) incoming message or 1 minute VOX switchable - total flexibility and conserves tape. Toll saver (cuts long distance charges when dialing in from remote locations for messages). Call screening to monitor incoming calls. Model 2-9845.
6800-887-9*139.95 ................Your Cost *89:9r *86.97
(7) UNISONIC 15-NUMBER MEMORY PHONE. Stores up to 15 numbers for one-touch auto dialing. 3 emergency numbers for one-touch auto dailing. Desk top/wall mount. Tone/pulse switchable dialing. Mechanical keyboard. "Hold" button. Model 7426.
5917-100-9 *59.59 .................Your CosL*39i*6'^ *36.90
PANASONIC TELEPHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM WITH IANOSET speakerphone. Beeperless tone remote control with VOX for incoming message. On-hook dial speakerphone for hands-free dialing, memory speed dialing. Tone/pulse switchable. Model KXT-242S.
6874-614-8 *249 95 ..............Your Cost *199:fr- *189.97
(9) COBRA EXECUTIVE PHONE. Includes 60-number memory, last number redial, on-hook dial and speakerphone. Hold button, fully modular design, switchable pulse/tone dialing, clock, alarm, call timer. Hearing aid compatible. Model ST660. Mall coupon to Cobra for a *7.00 rebate good thru 12/31/85. 6744-016-4 *99 95 .................Your Cost **9:9r-*86.97
(10) AUDIOVOX AM/FM IN-DASH CASSETTE. Electronically tuned AM/FM/MPX radio, locking last forward, 14 watts power Model AVX931.
6774-042-3*180.00 ................YourCosL*96:94'^*79.94
(11) KRACO AM/FM CASSETTE STEREO PUYER. Electronic frequency scan and seek, soll-touch pushbutton tuning, dynamic noise reduction system, auto reverse cassette mechanism. Model ETR-1088.
6820-007-0*329 95 ..............Your Cost USO-gpv*! 59.97
(12) HI TECH 8X9 BRIDGELESS TRI-TURBO SPEAKERS. 20
02. magnet and 100-watt power per pair. Deluxe metal mesh grilles. Model XA-48.
6802005-6*109.95 ................Your Costi48P'*39.97
HI TECH SVk BRIDGELESS 3-WAY SPEAKERS. Model XA-27 6802-006 4*119.95 ................Your CostS49i9r-*39.97
(13) ROYAL ACADEMY PORTABLE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER.
Special correction key with err-out ribbon Totally electric with 12" carriage, pre-set tabs, 88 character keyboard and molded carrying case.
6466-001 2 *199.95 Pica..........Your Cost *149.98 *129.90
6466-002-0 *199.95 Elite..........Your Cost *149.98' *129.90
6462-002-4 *8 99 Ribbon 2-Pack ............Your Cost *6.97
(14) OLIVEHI PRAXIS 20 ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITER. Single pilch daisy wheel printer, automatic correction memory with built-in 19 character lift-off memory. Multi-lingual keyboard. Lightweight with carrying case. Model P-20.
6462-001-6 *249.00 ..............Your Cost tl89i6Pv *139.97
(15) BROTHER CHARGER 11 MANUAL CORRECTING TYPEWRITER with keyboard correction system plus 2-color ribbon and stencil. Pica typestyle. All steel construction. 6450-001-0 *99.95 ................Your Cost4(88P-*49.97
(16) ROYAL ALPHA 610 PROFESSIONAL PORTABLE ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITER. 2-llne lift-off correction memory; triple pitch; 111-character keyboard with International Language, math, legal and business symbols, auto Indent, center, return, decimal tab. Computer Interfaceable with optional IF Box.
6466 030-1 *449 95 .......'. Your Cosl636646-(269.90
ALPHA 620. Same features as 610 with centronics interface, 4K buffer built In.
6466-025-1 *499 95 ..............Your Cost 6369:97 *329.90
6466-027-7 *5 95 Ribbon.......... Your Cost *4.97
(17) SMITH-CORONA SD-300 ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITER.
Automatic lull-line correction system with )/Vord Eraser, mujtl-llne relocate and 16-character display. 3K of editable memory with battery back-up. triple pilch, keyboard II, auto center, underline, indent and decimal tab. Includes Spell-Right II a 50.000-word which beeps at misspellings, can list the contents of dictionary on command. Model SD300SR.
6482-119-2*599.95 ..............Your Cost 6309.9T -*369.97
6482-112-7 *7 95 Ribbon Your Cost *5.97
SOUNOESIQN AM/FM/FM STEREO SOUND SYSTEM. AM/FM/FM stereo receiver with FM stereo and tuning assist LEO'S, full feature programmable clock/timer with AM and PM indicator, dual cassette deck with one-touch record, continuous play and auto stop In play and record modes: semi, automatic turntable and speakers. Model 6977-30 0000-139-4 $349 95 ............Your CostStOOM-SI 79.94
(2) MAONAVOX AMfFM STEREO DUAL CASSETTE. AM/FM multiplex receiver, semi-automatic beit-drive turntable, bass reflex speakers and dual cassette system with sequential cassette play and dual microphone lacks.
6840045-6 $179 95 .............YowfCosKIIO.9-$129.06
(3) SHARP STEREO DOUBLE CASSETTE DECK with high speed dubbing. Dolby* B noise reduction, metal tape capability 2 color 10 LED level meter Model RTW600BK 6899-914-3$16995 ....................Your Cost $90.00
(4) TEAC AUTO REVERSE CASSETTE. Dolby* B-C. full logic.
2-way. 4-speaker system, 3-way graphic equalizer; auto slop, cue/review: soft-touch mechanism; 2 LED indicators. #RX-C39
6674-133-9 $109 95 Your CoslOOOM-$70.98
(8) JVC PORTABLE DOUBLE-CASSETTE SYSTEM. U-turn full auto-reverse in the play/record deck and u-turn auto-reverse in the playback deck. Features synchro-start double-speed dubbing, Dolby- noise reduction, soft-touch mechanism With built-in extendable speaker stand Model PCW88J
6818613-2 $299 95 Your Cost OtOOM-$239.98
(9) PICKERING MINIATURE STEREO HEADPHONE. With mini and standard plug, adjustable headband Model OA-101P. 6876-007-3 $25 95 ................Your Cost 9H:9r- $9.97
(tO) PANASONIC MINI CASSETTE. One-touch record, pause auto stop, cue/review, built-in condenser mic Model RQ-340
record and play both directions. Model R-400B.
6922628 3 $229.95 Your Coal 9499r $129.97
6874 122-2 $24 95 Your Cost *49:9r-$19.97
(11) QE STEP-UP MICRO-CASSETTE. 2-speed capstan drive.
MAONAVOX AMfFM/SW ACfDC STEREO RADIO/CASSETTE recorder. AM/FM/SW1/SW2 tuning bands. 5 speaker system. Metal tape capability. Soft hydraulic cassette eiect.
(5)1
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2-way power. 3-digit tape counter, pause, reviewipreview 13-5327
new generation Auto stop mechanism, mechanical pause trol. variable sound monitoring system With 3vy " lull r speakers AC/DC Pmk. Model OT50P 6899-909-3 $129 95 VourCosl689*r-J.
LAVENDAR. Model OT50L
8899 910-1 $129 95 Your Cost 9996-S
(16) SOUNDESIQN PORTABLE STEREO RADIO CASS1 WITH TWO-WAY SPEAKERS. Slide rule luning dial, t loading cassette recorder/player with auto stop, conde mic, automatic level control. 2 way speaker system with woofers and Iv" piezo tweeter ACiDC Model 4626 RED 6900 144 41109 95 Your Cost $69:98-$4
H7) INTERAUDIO* BY BOSE SPEAKERS (PAIR). Most adv ed speakers Designed to deliver all the promise of d-sound Deeper bass Where the deepest fundamentals c music can be heard, even felt Model SAIOOO 6765 0036 $856 00 PAIR Your Cost $W99 - $369 941
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Digital t^ counter. Line in/out connections 3 ampiifier (iuei
system Cue/review. Public address capability. Mic mixing facility 110/220V switchable Model D8443.
6640-051-4 $169 95 .............Your Cost 6H99T $99.97
(6) AKAI RACK STEREO. Semi-automatic turnUble with straight tonearm P-Mount plug-in cartridge system, disc
centering guide, moving magnet cartridge included. Digital quartz synthesizer AM/FM tuner with 16 station random preset
tuning, preset scanning. FLD preset channel number display, memory back up system Bass/treble/foudness controls. A, B
speaker selector Terminal lor optional equalizer Double ling. Soft
mechanism Dolby* noise reduction. JO LED peak meTer
cassette mechanism High speed dubbing
touch logic
display Auto tape type selector Model PROA201W 6746659-2 $895 00 Your Cost 69999 $499.97
Model 3-5327.
6800 334 2 $56 95 Your Cotl*499fr $39.96
MAXELL 2-PACK MICRO CASSETTES.
68626176 $7 95 ....... Your Cotl $5.99
(12) TOSHIBA ULTRA SMALL FM STEREO PERSONAL RAOia Stereo/mono mode selector I 2 "x2 3"x 5 " Dynamic power output. Uses one AAA " battery (not included) Stereo headphones and belt clip included. AFC built-in Model RP-30 6902616 2 $49 95 ................Your Cost 94998-$39.90
(13) TOSHIBA AM/FM/FM STEREO HEADPHONE RADia Lightweight (130g including battery) Big output power. Built-in AFC. Model RF^20.
6902 906 4 $69 95 Your Cost 8898-$34.90
(14) ESC HI-POWEREO MICRO-MINI AM/FM STEREO RADIO. (Not much biOger than a cigarette pack) with two band graphic equalizer, comes complete with safety lock belt clip, lightweight stereo headphones Mbdel SR8E
6780-90^9 $24 ,95 Your Cost 69P--14.97
(15) SHARP STEREO RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER. Nostalgic art deco look brings new wave audio fashion to the
(18) TECHNICS DIGITAL COMPACT DISC PLAYER. F
horizontal loading system Motor drive drawer-type com ment with "disc prism window 15-step programmable dom access memory (track, index) Large FL display sh track, time, index Program repeat Index access Skip for. or back. Audible 2-speed search Model SL-PJ1.
6886 932 0 $399 95 Your Cotl $et98-$2i
(19) TECHNICS 40-WATT RECEIVER. Quartz synthe;
digital tuning, comfortable fingerlip operation Model SA --^6685-7 $39 00 Your Cotl 4999T $16
(20) SENTREK GRAPHIC EQUALIZER. 10 band. 20 mult detent slide controls. Defeat pushbutton. EQ level sude trol Monitor pushbutton. Line selection pushbutton. P' pushbutton Accessory AC outlet Model SHQ2200B 6887-001 3 $119 95 .........Your Cost 99998-$6
(21) BUSH DELUXE SOUND RACK. Fashioned and styled ft day s components - holds components to l7'/4 wide. Sa tampered glass door, adjustable interior shelves, cas ebony laminated top Measures 36V4x17rtxl5'A" 6786-061 3 $119 95 ............VourCo$l6i9f - $f
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PANASONIC PV-200 OMNI MOVIE COMBINED COLOR )E0 CAMERA A VMS RECORDER/PUYBACK SYSTEM.
cords/plays standard VHS tapes. Instant playbacK with B/W ctronlc viewllnder. Auto-Focus; 6:1 FI.4 power zoom lens h Macro, vy" low light Newvicon picK-up tube cord/review, Irame-stlll and Omnlsearch. Electronic counter h counter memory. One touch white balance control, to/manual iris control Autostop and rewind. Battery ance Indicator.
932 7 ...... YourCoslS1199.90
RVICE CAM CORDER BAG.
50043-2 *79 95 .................Your CoslBBBsBf-*49.97
RCA CONVERTIBLE VCR WITH VHS HI-FI STEREO. VHS Hl-
stereo with auto/manual recording level controls. Converts tantly Irom table model to portable. Cordless recorder/tuner Dk-up. 3-way AC/DC versatility. LCD tape counter/time reining indicator. Power saver circuit. Infrared remote control, to tracking control. Programming by remote control with on-een instructions. Up to 1-year, B^vent programmer. 5-head eo system with "lleld-still" special effects. New express ording (XPR). Multi-band electronic tuner. Model 950HF.
7S915-5.............................Your Cost *999.90
OTCH HI FI VHS CASSEHE.
14t0*10 99 Your Cost-BBrtr *7.99
RCA SMALL WONDER" AUTO FOCUS VIDEO CAMERA.
impact, lightweight - weighs only 35 ounces. Solid state 3S image sensor. Infrared auto focus system. Constant auto lite balance. Features: auto focus switch, stereo/mono lector, stereo microphone lack, quick review control, macro cus. Model 020.
78-925-4 .............................Your Cost *699.90
OE VHS VIDEO CASSEHE RECORDER. 4-program, 14 day ler, tape counter memory, program memory back-up. unction remote control. 62-channeT/14-preset position elec-[ 9 inic tuning and full electronic display Model 1VCR6002X.
"98G47-4.............................Your Cost *249.90
EMERSON VHS CASSETTE RECORDER WITH WIRELESS MOTE CONTROL. Plus 105-channel compatibility, function remote control, 12-position preset electronically ned channels. Up to 8 hours recording. Model VCR870.
<8 026-5 ................... Your Cost *269.90
TDK HI-STANDARO VHS CASSETTES. 3-pack. #120HS-3pk.
6940-919-1 *32.49 .................Your Cost*Br- *14.99
3-PACK CASSETTE LIBRARY. V722
6915-417-7*7.95 ....................Your Cost B4M--*3.99
(7) SCOTCH* EXQ CAMERA CASSETTE. A superior high grade tape designed for catch it or miss it" situations in many different environments. #T120CC.
6814-052-4*11.99 ...................Your Coal ftM--*8.99
SCOTCH* BETA CAMERA CASSETTE. L750CC 6814-053-231199...................Your Cost *8.99
(8) SERVICE SHOCK-PROTECTED CORDURA* NYLON VIDEO CASSEHE CARRYING CASE. Will fit 8 VHS video cassettes. Full Vi" layer of polyfoam shock-padding offers maximum pro-lection. Rugged Cordura' offers the look and feel of cotton duck with superior performance of nylon. All nylon zipper; convenient carrying handle. Durable stitched construction. 6930-0408*14.95...................Your Coal 8*r-*6.97
(9) MAXELL 3-PACK XLII 90MINUTE CASSETTES. 6862-014-5*11.97 ...................Your Coal SB:*5.97
(10) PADDED BRUSHED NYLON CASSETTE CASE. Dual pur pose case holds either 30 boxed or 60 unboxed cassettes locked into Individual compartments.
6930031-7*16.95 ...................Your CoslSB^f* *7.97
(11) GE 19" REMOTE CONTROL STEREO TV. Built in stereo receiver and amplifiers; 130channel cable tuning capability. Neovision* picture tube, color monitor system, lull function remote control. True reproduction of broadcast stereo and advanced electronic picture. *30.00 rebate direct from GE good thru 12/31/85 Model 19PF6756R.
6798-052-4*56995 ..............Your Cost S43M'*399.90
(12) BUSH TV/VCR STAND. Pecan finish with double glass doors. 23"Hx26V4"Wx17"D. Model V345,
6766-984^*119 95 ................Your CosLSSBM - *89.90
(13) RCA 26" DIAGONAL COLORTRAK 2000 STEREO MONITOR-RECEIVER. Full spectrum - process all the color/-sound, all Ihe time. Full resolution color. Video noise reduction. Detail processor. Digital Command Center remote control. Direct stereo audio/video jack panel. Broadcast stereo sound system. Multi-band crystal quartz tuning. Super Ac-cuFilter 110 degree COTY picture tube. Model 2622. 6878-923-9*104995.............Your CostSSUM - *849.90
(14) BUSH DELUXE TV CART. Shelves and side panels can be reversed to create a variety of different looks with wood grain
and ebony accents Holds TV's up to 27 " wide, includes dual wheel hooded casters. 19x27x14V4"
6766-051-4*39.95 .................Your Cost taOrOf -*26.97
(15) YAMAHA PORTASOUND PSS-S150 COMPACT KEYBOARD. 4 Instruments, 4 rhythms and programmable rhythms. Auto Bass Chord and pre-recorded classical music. Model PSS-150.
6994-001-3*99.95 .................Your Cost 879M-*76.90
(16) CASIOTONE CT-310 DELUXE ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD.
Full-size 49-key, 8-note polyphonic with 12 voices, 12 digital rhythms, auto chords and bass. 768 variations ol accompaniment. Self-contained speaker with amp. Model CT-310.
6962-039-1 *299.95 .......... . Your Cost laiBiW - *219.97
ADAPTER FOR CT-310 ABOVE. Model AD-5.
6962-041-7*21.00 ........................Your Cost *18.97
CASIO KEYBOARD STAND. Model CS-2
6962 951-7*79.95 ........................Your Cost *69.90
(17) OE 10" PORTA COLOR* TV. Foalurlttg VIvlColor system. Automatic Frequency Control, Automatic Color Control, 100% solid-state chassis, DC restoration. Walnut-finished cabinet on high-lmpact, plastic housing. Model 10AB5406W 6798-034-2*279.95 ..............YourCost8109<B-*159.96
(18) EMERSON 2" AM/FM BLACK 8 WHITE TV with 4 Way Power Operation. Ultra-compact "go anywhere". 2" diagonally measured picture tube with detachable magnifler/hood screen. AM/FM radio. The complete "personal companion." #VR22. 6748-032-7*159 95 ...............Your Cost (44!9e-*99.90
(19) GE 19" REMOTE CONTROL COLOR TV, Programmable scan remote control, 130-channel cable tuning compatability. Color monitor system automatically adjusts color for best picture. Neovislon* picture system combines special picture tube with advanced electronics for the best GE picture ever. Oak-finished cabinet. *20.00 rebate direct from GE good thru 12/31/85. Model 19PF6744W,
6798-050-8 *499 95 Your CostBBCMP- *319.97
(20) HARMONY BEGINNER GUITAR. Six steel strings, steel reinforced neck, adjustable bridge, protective pickguard. 6804-004-7*34.95 .................Your CostSa?:-*24.97
(21) HARMONY ELECTRIC GUITAR. 2 pickups with Individual switches, volume and tone controls, adjustable bridge. Laminated, steel reinforced with adjustable neck 6804-009-6*112.95 ................Your Cost 889BT *59.97 23
(1) TOASTMASTER UNDER-CABINET TOASTER-OVEN-SROILER. Saves counter space, installs easily and securely. Bakes, broils, lop browns and keeps warm Features adjustable thermostat and continuous clean interior Insulated double wall back, top and bottom (or cooler exterior surfaces, 4073-100-3 $102.00 .................Your Coal-SCMB-SS4.N
(2) HAMILTON BEACH UNDER COUNTER 10-CUR COF-FEEMAKER WITH CLOCKmMER. Analog clock starts brewing automatically Mounts under counter (or a built-in look. Model 816. Mail coupon to Hamilton Beach lor a $7.m rebate 3700-13MI83 95 YourCoal4M-S41.9S
(3) HAMILTON BEACH UNDER-THE COUNTER CAN OPENER! RADIO. Two great appliances in one that mounts uirder cabinet to save even more space. AM/FM radio power pierce can opener
37(X>-940-4 SS9 95 ..............Tour Cost tit.tt 138.118
(4) SUNBEAM MONITOR ELECTRONIC IRON. 30 second shut down. 10 minute shut off. shot of steam and spray mist, cool contoured handle. Model 12001.
4036-226-1166 95 .................Your Cost BSMT-137.96
(5) TOUCH CONTROL OSTER "KITCHEN CENTER" APPLIANCE. Five appliances in one. Features blender, mixer, dough maker, food grinder/slicer/shredderfsalad maker with thick, thin, shred and french fry cutting discs. Model 966-26.
3644-1596 S2S9 95 .......... Your Coet6*P9:90-$189.90
OSTER ICE CREAM AHACHMENT. Model 77066.
3844-173-9 $27 95 .............. Your Cost646!9r- 818.9424
(6) SUNBEAM CORDLESS HAND MIXER. This convenient, rechargeable hand mixer has 15 minute continuous mixing capability, with 3 speeds and thumb tip control. Model 03116 40392376 $46.95 ................. Your CoslSafeSr $29.96
(7) KITCHEN AID MULTI-FUNCTIONAL FOOD PROCESSOR. Includes work bowl, standard cover, stainless steel all-purpose Made, dough Made and tour slicing and shredding discs. Model KFP400.
37390156 $199.95 ................YOuf Coat 89D99-$79.96
(8) HAMILTON BEACH TOASTER-OVEN-BROILER. Continuous cleaning. Bake, broil, and keep warm feature Mail coupon to Hamilton Beach lor a $5.00 rebate good thru 12/31/85. 3709143-5 $69 90 .................Your Cost 6446r -$39.97
(9) WEST BEND ELECTRIC WOK. 6Vk^uart capacity with SilverStone* non-stick interior and heavy gauge aluminum exterior. Features removable SensaTemp* contrM for accurate heat and easy clean-up.
41406499 $66.50 ................Your Coal68969-829.90
(10) HAMILTON BEACH 7-8PEED LOW SILHOUETTE BLENDER. Comes complete with 44-oa, shatterproof container and built-in measuring guide RemovaMe cutting unit makes clean-up easier. Model 600AL
37091094 $33.95 ..............Your Cost 94969'$17.96
HAMILTON BEACH 14-SPEED BLENDER. Model 632W 3709142-7 $39 95 .................Your Cest6896f-$21.97
(11) HAMILTON BEACH CORN POPPER. Gourmet" popping action pops gourmet and regular popping corn. Pops 4 quarts in minutes. With butter melter cup. Model 516. Mall coupon to Hamilton Beach (or a $3.00 rebate.
3709135-183195 .................Your Cost6466r-815.97
(12) TOASTMASTER COMPACT MICROWAVE OVEN. 53 Cubir fool cooking capacity plus 10 heal levels, solid slate memory digital clock, programmed defrost cycle. Model 8151. 4072-1076 825995 YourCosl649B6r$149.9f
(13) BUSH MICROWAVE OVEN CART. Acrylic coaled Qolder Oak vinyl finish featuring enclosed storage behind accentec doors and dual wheel casters. Holds most full-size ovens or spacious top surface. 29%x2S4kx19l4".
6766656-3X99.95 .................Your CosI 669.97 $.97
(14) OAZEY CHErS POT JR. Fries, roasts, slews. 3V4 quart capacity ImmersiMe. Mail coupon to Dazey for a 83 00 rebate 3630653-1846 98 .............YourCosl6469-$19.96
(15) HAMILTON BEACH 46IUART CROCK POT. Stoneware bowl Is removable for serving and easy clean up.
37006736 83995 Your Cosl6666r-821.97
37090791 $46 95 90uart Your Cost668.99- $26.89
(19) MR. COFFEE DRIP COFFEE FILTERS. 200 count. Mall coupon to Mr. Cktffee for a 81.00 rebate.
3824603-282 59 ....................Your Cost 8669'81.39
(17) MR. COFFEE 126UP DIGITAL COFFEEMAKER. New contoured. sculptured hood and streamlined appearance. Digital clock/timer starts coffee automatically. Model CMX20. Mall coupon to Mr, Coffee for a 810,00 rebate good thru 6/30/86 38246271869 95 Your Cosl6446r-$39.96
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37091393851.95 ..............Your Cost66867-$26.99
(1) WRINKLES AWAY HAND STEAMER. Elec-'ric steamer uses steam, not heat to remove
1 crinkles from all clothes and fabric. Model 'WA111.
3662-OOM $19.95.....Your Cost $4:fT $9.97
(2) POLLENEX PURE AIR "99 HUMIDIFIER/AIR CLEANER. 2-speed operation. Use without water for air cteaning in summer. Model 3199. Mail coupon to Potjenex for a $5.00 rebate.
3568-054-5 $79.95 .... Your Cost $46:9r $CT.y
(3) FIRST ALERT~ SMOKOFIRE DETECTOR. With low battery signal. Model SA80FC. Mail coupon to First Alert for a $3.00 rebate. 38464)01-0 $17.95 Your Cost $4f:99-$9.99
(4) FIRST ALERT AUTOSTAT. For rognd thermostats. Automatically sets your thermostat to the temperature you want at the time you want. A great energy saver. Model AS560.~ - -38464)154) $139.95 ... .YourCostSa4J0'- Mt.97 FIRST ALERT AUTOSTAT. Same bove, for rectangular thermostats. Model AS555. 3846-016-8 $39.95.... Your CostSS4J6-$29.97
(5) PITTWAY RECHARGEABLE READY ClQHT. Model RL101. Mail coupon to'Plttway for a $3.00 rebate.
3846-013-5 $32.95.... Your CostSfiWf-419.97
(6) FULL SIZE SINGLE CONTROL ELECTRIC
iLanket.
3832-071-9$78.95 Blue ... .Cost $i94t- $49.99 3832-072-7 $78.95 Tan Cost SM49-- $49.99
(7) PORTABLE REFRIGERATOR. Recessed door handle, aluminum ice cube tray, evaporator door. 1.8 cu. ft. capacity. 19x18Vi19V4*'.
36804)11-8 $139.95.. .Your Cost 9746-$89.90
(8) REGINA STEEMER CARPET CLEANER WITH SPOT RELEASE APPLICATOR. Two speeds, hydro dirt separation system and edge-guaro nozzle. Model S278.
2478-071-0 $109.99... Your Cost 8694f $59.97 REGINA VALU-PAK SHAMPOO. Mail coupon to Regina for a $3.00 rebate.
2478-074-4 $19.9S r r.. Your Cost 84844- $14.99
(9) REGINA POWER HEAD ELEC-TRIKBBOOM* POWER TEAM. Heavy-duty suction motor plus" motorized beater brush. With deep down cleaning action of a powerhead canister vacuum. Model H^lO. Mail coupon to Regina for a $5.00 rebate. 2478-063-7 $99.95.... Your Cost ise4ri$54 J7 REGINA SNAP 'N VAC TOOLS. ^ . 24784)67-8 $19.99.... Your Cost U8c9t--$1SJ9
(10) HOOVER CONVERTIBLE URAIGHT VACUUM. 4-position carpet selector, headlight, full time edge cleaning, 9-quart disposable bag. Includes 5-piece attachment set. Model U440-900.- -
2448-106-1 $119.95 .. .YourCost88t8r-|79.9Z
(11) HOOVER SPIRIT CANISTER VACOUM.
Powermatic nozzle with Quadraflex cleaning system. With edge brusher, dual edge suction.
full bag indicator. Complete with attachments. Model S3263-022.
2448-108-7 $219.95 . Your Cost $144.96
(12) HOOVER CONCEPT ONE CLEANING SYSTEM. Self-propelled power drive, automatic cord rewind, built-in air freshener system, edge cleaning, 15-quart bag, Quadraflex agitator. Model U3305^30. -
2448-107:9$329.95 .YourCost$249:98--$199.96
TOASTMASTER COMFORT SENSOR EATER. Automatic thermostat, 2 settings. ...V Model 324029.
40724)97-1 $89.95... .Your Cost 849JT- $39.99
(14) RITZ 42 OMNI HI-LINE FAN. Flush-mount ceiling fan is designed to use only 8" of ceiling space. Reversible 3-speed operation, 42' wooden blades. Antique brass finish. Model R08442.
-3934-001-3 $9995 .... Your Cost 844:97 $39.97
(15) SCHOOL HOUSE LIGHT KIT. Pull-chain switch. Antique brass finish.
3642-006-5 $14.95 Your CoSt87:9r- $8.97
(18) ENCON 38" PREMIER DELUXE WHITE &
IRASS FAN with Schoolhouse Globe. Model 4CP.36WPS.
364ig50-4 $49.95 .... Your Cost 888:87 - $34.97
(1) SCHICK- TOTAL TOUCH'* ELECTRONIC
RECHARQEABLE RAZOR. Charges in less than an hour. Built-in voltage selection. Model F-40.
3900-008 1 $74 99 Your Cotl $MM $36.96
SCHICK* SHAVER. Same as above, but not rechargeable. Model F-21.
3980-009-9 $29 99 YourCosl646:tf-$17.97
(2) REMINGTON MICRO SCREEN RECHARQEABLE ELECTRIC SHAVER. Twin ultra-thin llexible screen lor close, comfortable shaves Trimmer lor grooming sideburns and moustache. Easy to clean. Model XLR3000.
3906-047-0 $59 95 .................Your Cost t**M' $45.99
(3) NORELCO TRIPLEHEAO RECHARQEABLE ROTATRACT'*. Gets 2-3 weeks of shaves on Just 1 hour quick charge. Model HP1328E
3820-182-0 $109.95 ...............Your Cost464r9-$53.99
(4) LADY SCHICK-* LITE TOUCH** SHAVER. Features one button head release for easy cleaning, coil cord and "Lite Touch" shaving head for smooth, comfortable shaves. Model LS-12. 3980-005-7 $23 99 .................Your Cost *4*9P-$12.97
(5) REMINGTON RECHARQEABLE SHAVER. Unique Gentle Touch^cutter removes long or curly hair, an extra thin head removes normal hair and stubble razor close Model WER6000. 3906-069-5 $34 95 .................Your Cost $2946-$26.96
(6) THE QR00M8MAN II'". Makes beard and mustache trimming easy with 5-posltion trimming guide attachment plus mini beard and mustache comb Battery operated (not included). Mail coupon to Wahl for a $5.00 rebate good thru 12/31/85.
4128-002 5 $30 00 ................Your CosltlO.Pt-$16.9926
(7) WINDMERE FLOCKED CURLER SET. 10 small. 8 medium. 6 large flocked rollers with 30 clips and ready dot on case. Model FS24. Mail coupon to Windmere tor a $5.00 rebate.
4138-023-9 $39 95 .................Your Cost <9446-$19.90
(8) CLAIROL STYLE MAKER HAIRSETTER. Electronically heated, ready in Just 90 seconds. 20 rollers in three sizes with convertible posts Model PTC-20.
3604-063-2 $63.98 ...............Your Coal66447 $32.99
(9) WATER PIK-* ORAL HYGIENE CENTER. Cordless rechargeable model can be used for travelling. Includes Jet Tips and brushes. Model 400W.
3532-004-3 $73.95 .................Your Coal $4946-$39.99
(10) WATER PIK-* SHOWER MASSAGE DELUXE. Hand-held model with 8 spray and massage modes. In modern chrome design. Hand-held or stationary showering. Model SM5. 3532-029-0844.95 .................Your Cost 69646-$29.99
(11) POLLENEX' HEALTH CLUB'* WHIRLPOOL. 7 flow control sellings for a range of massage actions. With timer. Model WB2075.
3568J)36-2 $279.95 ..............Your Cost-646646-$149.90
(12) POLLENEX* SPLASH DANCE SHOWER RADIO. AM/FM water-resistant, battsry-opeated radio. Affixes to wall with velcro or attaches to neck of showerhead pipe. Model SR-1. 3568-069-3 $24 95 .................Your Cost $4646-$14.99
(13) DIGITAL BLOOD PRESSURE/PULSE KIT. Do-it-yourself ease of operation New Easy wrap cuff Is entirely blood-pressure sensitive. Includes leatherette case, recording charts and instruction booklet. Model BP 1000
3568-072-7 $69 95 .................Your Cosl4644r-$29.97
(14) POLO BY HARTMAN CONVERTER KIT. Perfect travel size, converts foreign electric appliances. Mail coupon to Hartman
for a $3.00 rebate plus a $3.00 BONUS.
3720-916-9 $23.95 ................VourCosl$494r$12.97
(15) VIDAL SASSOON 1500 WATT PROFESSIONAL MIDSIZE STYLER/DRYER. Two speeds, three heat settings. Mall coupon to Sassoon lor a $3.00 rebate plus a $2.00 BONUS 3970016-6 $16,99 Your Coal $4646-$9.99
(16) WINDMERE DELUXE STYLING CENTER. 1200 watt professlonal-style dryer with 2 speeds and 2 heals, 3-way styl ing system with 3 detachable rods. Model SSC1000. Mail coupon to Windmere lor a $5.00 rebate good thru 6/30/86. 4138-032-0 $34.95 Your Cotl69446-$19.99
(17) WINDMERE LIGHT SCENE* . 2-way lighted mirror with regular and magnifying views and large surface. Model LM-1 Mail coupon to Windmere for a $5.00 rebate good thru 6/30/86 4138-028-8 $29 95 Your Cotl-64646-$18.90
(18) SONIC MIST ULTRASONIC HUMIDIFIER. Runs up to 12 hours between fillings Maircoupon to Douglas lor an $8.00 rebate.
24180226 $79 99 Your C0SI66M6-$47.99
(19) POLLENEX* SMOKE GRABBER- NO SMOKE" ASHTRAY. Powerful airflow draws smoke thru 6-stage filter Batteries not included
3568-059-4 922 95 .................Your Cost $494P-$9.99
(20) VIDAL SASSOON CURLING BRUSH/IRON. Converts from Iron to brush. Model VS131. Mall coupon to Sassoon for $3.00 rebate plus a $2 00 BONUS good thru 6/30/86 3970012-5916 99 ..............Your Cost$4846-$9.99
(21) WINDMERE SIX-PACK. Six detachable barrels with one handle in travel/storage case for a variety of styles Model MS6 Mall coupon to Windmere lor a $3.00 rebate plus a $2.00 BONUS good thru 6/30/86. '
4138-033 8 929 95 .................Your Cost $4646 -$17.97
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(1) 0-PIECE REGAL DUNCAN HINES STAINLESS STEEL FAMILY COOKWARE. Stainless steel Inner and outer layers with carbon steel inner core lor quicK, even heat distribution. Covers prevent escape of vapor at low heat so foods can cook the healthlul, waterless way. Set includes: 1-qt.. 2-qt and 3-qt. saucepans 6-ql covered Dutch oven, tO'/j" open try pan (uses Dutch oven cover) and recipe/inslruction booklet Attractive, yet functional cookware set makes cooking, cleanup and storage easy. Extremely durable, too.
2874-063-7 $136.50 Your Cost |6B.r $59.97
(2) CLUB 9-PIECE COOKWARE SET. Extra thick cast aluminum for even healing. SilverStone* interior for easy care. Decorative wheat pattern on almond porcelain exterior. Brown accent stay cool" phenolic handles 1 and 2-ql covered saucepans, I'/i-qt. steamer, 10" open fry pan, 4'/y-ql. Dutch oven and 9" saute pan.
2634-066-19154 99 Your CosLSSMth $79.90
(3) ANCHOR HOCKING 9-PIECE MICROWAVE SET. Muffin pan, bacon and roasting rack, baking sheetfbaking ring. Simmer-Cooker' with pie plate cover and'versatility pan/divid-ed cover.
2552-010-7 948 95 ...............Your CoalMr$29.97
(4) 2W QUART FLORAL MIST TEA KETTLE. Pretty porcelain enamel on steel kettle has brass accents and wood handle. It comes colorfully gift boxed. A lovely addition to any kitchen. 2686-081-7 $28.50 .................YourCoslli9.M^$15.97
(5) 8" FLORAL MIST BURNER COVER. Let this attractive, dishwasher sate burner cover protect your electric burners when not in use. Porcelain enamel on steel cover comes in a lull color gift box lor your convenience.
2686-079-1 $6 50 ...................Your Cost $3.99
(6) FLORAL MIST BURNER COVER. These 10" burner covers provide a decorative way to protect electric burners when not in use. Construction is of porcelain enamel on steel. They are dishwasher safe and come gilt boxed.
2686-080-997.50 ....................Your Coal *5.9t $4.99
(7) 2-QUART COPPER WHISTLING TEA KEHLE. All copper construction provides a warm look to any decor. Whistler lels you know when the water has boiled.
2686-062-7914.95 ...................Your Coaltr $8.97
(8) S-PIECE COPPER MEASURING CUP SET. Polished copper lined with nickel featuring brass handles and brass rack tor easy access. Vx, Vtr. Vx, and 1-cup sizes.
2708-007-6919.95 ..................Your Cost SWiBT-$9.97
(8) GOLDEN HARVEST 4-OZ. SALT OR PEPPER SHAKER.
26794)11 -3 $1.20................Your Cost trW- $.49 EACH
(10) GOLDEN HARVEST DRINKING JARS. A Mason jar with a handle, made of strong, clear glass and accepts a common 70mm cap.
2679-009-7 $1.20......................VourCosl$t8r-$.49
(11) WEAR-EVER PREMIUM 8 CHEF STYLE FRY PAN. Thick gauge, even heating aluminum fry pan with 3-layered SilverStone* Interior.
29844)14-7912 99 ..................Your CoiL$7.8r $5.97
(12) WEAR-EVER PREMIUM 10" CHEF STYLE FRY PAN.
2984 015-4914 99 ...................Your CoaL8#<^$7.97
13) WEAR-EVER PREMIUM 12" CHEF STYLE FRY PAN. 2984-018-2 $18.99.............. Your Cost SAMT $9.97
(14) ANCHOR HOCKING COMPACT MICROWAVE TURNTABLE. Rotates foods for uniform cooking. 9'/ix1V5". Dishwasher safe.
2552-020-6934.95 ..................Your CosUa*e^$19.97
(15) ANCHOR HOCKING 3-PIECE MICROWAVE POP-PER/STEAMERfROASTER. Base rack and cover complete with recipe booklet.
25524)13-1914.95 ...................Your CosL8Br: $7.99
(16) CORELLE MORNING BLUE 16-PIECE SET. Mall coupon to Corning for a $3.00 rebate. No rainchecks
2640-132 3 934.98 .................Your Coat $4r-$15.97
2640-099-4 $34.98 Gold............Your Cost StMT- $15.97
2640-100-0 $34 98 Green............Your Coal 94MT- $15.97
2640-756-9 $34.98 Ribbon Bouquet Your Cost 4Mr- $15.97
2649-757-7 $34.98 Burgundy.........Your Cost $48:9r- $15.97
2649-848-4 $34 98 Blue Your Cost $4r- $15.97
2649-649-2 $34 98 While Your Cost $49:9r- $15.97
(17) CORNING WARE VISIONS 8-PIECE SAUCEPAN SET. 1-quart, l'/^-quart, and 2vy-quart covered saucepans.
2640-122-4 $45.00 .................Your CosLS2Br< $25.97
(18) FREEZE HEAT SERVE' 4-PIECE BOWL SET. Consists of 2 each; 14 ounce bowls and plastic covers.
2552-022-2 $3.98...................Your Cost$3.ir $1.99
(19) FREEZE HEAT 8 SERVE' 4-PIECE PLATTER SET. Consists of 2 each: 9V^x7 platters and plastic covers. 25524)23-053 98 ..................Your CosL83r7r $1.99
(20) FREEZE HEAT 8 SERVE* 4-PIECE OVAL CASSEROLE SET. Consists of 2 each: 17 ounc#^:asbrd1esarl^j plastic covers.
2552-021-4 53 98 ....................Your Cost $3^51.99
(1) regal 9-WECE ORAY REFLECTtONS". Rich. pwter gray duraU* non-alick exteriors and SilverSlone* interiors, make this cookware easy to clean Inside and out. The set includes 1, 2, and 3K)uan covered sauce pans, S^iuart covered Dutch oven and tO" open try pan.
2874-104-9*112 30 '...........YorCosl4M:W-*49.97
(2) LITTON MICROWAVE 9-PIECE COOK N SERVE SCT. IVi-quart casserole with warming/servmg dish cover, 1-quarl casserole with divided serving dish cover. 2 cup serving bowl with lid.
2742C01 7*19.05.................Your Cast S444T-*1^97
(3) THERMOS COFFEE BUTLER. Keeps beverages hot and fresh lor more than 8 hours without reheating.White Swirl. 269^0030*28.95 ...............Your Coel*:*r *14.97
(4) CORNING LITTLE SIZZLER BROWNING GRILL. Browns meat in microwave oven. Dishwasher sale.
264G106-7 *19.50 .............Yotir Cost *4*;9r *9.99
(5) NORDIC MICROWAVE SIZZLW SKH.LET. Fries, bakes, sears, and browns plus makes pizzas Controlled heat distribution up to 400 degrees
2778068-3*34 50 Your CoetSMT-*19.97
(8) CORNING MICROWAVE BROWNING GRILL 11 W12"
2640-104-2*32 95 ..............VoerCeet*M^t1A97
(7) COPCO UNDER COUNTER SPICE RACK.
2644003-2*2500 ...............YowCeel**9iB8-*18.97
m 10-PIECE WOK SCT. Deluxe Oriental stainless steel wok eel with copper botlom includes wok body and Hd, 10" cooking ring, stainless steel ladle and turner 944" wire steamer. 14" cooking chopsticks, 7 rice paddle. 100 bamboo skewers28
Chinese recipe booklet included
2686043-7*2895 Your CostOWOf-*15.97
(9) MECO ALL-STEEL CHAIR. Fully contoured seat and back Fold flat to 244" and nest for convenient storage. Brown " 5319001-3*11.95 Your Cost*MP-*7.96
(10) COSCO DELUXE FOLDING STEP STOOUSEAT. Top step doubles as upholstered seat, cradle frame for great stability 5322078-8*36 00 Your Cost 994.99 - *19.97
(11) QUAKER 5-PIECE "PARTY PAL" TRAY SET. Four 23x15" woodtone trays In parquet desing Storage rack with casters
53680130*44 95 ........Your CoslM440'-*26.90
53680270 *59 95 7-Pieco Your CosI S4MT *38.90
(12) FIVE-PtECE OVAL OAK FINISH TRAY SET. Tops have bevelled edge and feature molded plastic surface In oak gram finish.
5368075-7*14995 Your CoslJ84. *79.90
(13) COSCO SADDLE BROWN FOLDING CHAIRS. Padded seat and back Pair. Matches (14) below
5322086-1*76.00 ................Your Cost M-*44.90
(14) COSCO KING SIZE FOLDINO TABLE. 35" square top with foam padding Positive leg locks Saddle Brown. , 5322064-6*43 00 .................Your CostSM-(24.86
(15) CANE BENTWOOO ROCKER. Walnut finished frame with cane seat and back
5344-001-2*69.96 .................Your Cost *3.9f -*29.97
(16) SAMSONITE COUNTER STOOL. Chrome base with brown fabric padded seat and wrap-around back Swivels 360 degrees. ad|ustable height.
5384-048-4*12995 Your Cosl496<9S-*76.90
(17) DELUXE BEDREST WITH ARMS. Brown
5329001 1*19 95 Your Cost (IMP - *12.9<;
(18) DELUXE BEDREST WITH ARMS. Blue
5329002 9*1995 YoorCosl*60P-*12.<
(19) BENTWOOO BACK CHAIR. Oak finish with a cushiont ) seat
6977002-2 *39 95 Your Cost *2907 - *24.1 r
(20) HART MEDALLION GLASS FIRE SCREEN. Smartly desig ed to suit any home Fits opens 35 to 48 V4 wide x 28 to 32'. high.
2684044 7*159 95 YourCoslSM900 -*99 ''
As aboee, but fits openings up to 40" wide x 28W" high. 2684042 1*15995 Your Coat844940-*99i
As above, but tits openings 29" to 40" wide x 28 to 32 W" hig 2684043-9 *159.95 Vour Cost (LLMth I99.S
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_(21) MALLARD HEAD FIRESET. Polished Brass with tongs 32 high.
2684-058 7 *79.95 Your C0Sl*8OP-*49 9.*
(22) HANSON SUNBEAM MEMORIE II SCALE. Model 9350 *W)04 5*^ 95 Your Cost S3M*'*34.9f
(23) BORG FEMINIOUE BATH SCALE. Large oval shaped seal with easy to clean vinyl inset mat Easy to read numerals. 27t pound capacity, non-skid vinyl feet White
2594001-6 *27 95 Your Cost *4900'*14 97
(24) BENTWOOO COAT TREE. Walnut finished bantwood arm revolve lor easy access. The bottom section holds umbrellas 72" high.
5344-003 9*27 95 YourCdalMPOP *14.9.
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'*' 1) QENNY OUAROUN CAR SEAT. High Impact moKM plaatic :onalructlon. Fully paddad fabric laal ellmlnatas hot, atlcky I c j urfacaa. Saat ramovas for aasy-cara waahlng. Daslgned for In-, ants and toddlars up to 40 lbs. Converts from roar-facing (In-I ants) to forward-facing (toddler) positions. Easy ad|ust, full 45 ; legres recline for napping In both rear-facing and forward-i;; acing positions. Exclusive AutoLock restraint system with I stractable shoulder harness that automatically locks with 9 uddon stop or Impact. Self-adjusting straps tit child's size and : lothlng. Unlgue padded safety shield design provides special orso Impact protection. Child-proof single touch buckle pro-., 'ides quick emergency release.
' ' 064O1-2$74.06 .................YowCoel60M'$S4JO
a HAPPINEST. Contoured support; wide, firm, non-tip base.
( 248032-3 $27.95 .................Your Coat MIW $19-96
' (3) COLUER CO-PILOT. Designed for safe use without tether
3 strap or harness. Padded safety shield. Meets all safety stan-
S dards.
204fr026-5$25 96 .................Your CosL$l9i9P^ $16.99
(4) PRIDE TRIMSLE SUPREME CARRUQE STROLLER. 3
recline positions. Corduroy material.
1 2244-066T$64.96 .................Yo*ir Cost SASrSP- 939J9
(5) PRIOe TRIMSLE 40x40 PUYARO. Printed, foam-filled
removable vinyl pad, matching rail and draft guard. Double drop-sktes.
224405M $49.00 .................Your Cost 999i9-$84.90
m PRIDE TRIMSLE GUARD RAIL. Made of bronze tubular steel. Adjustable length from 40" to 70" with rubber non-silp
a07-1 $12.00........ Your CaalSOMP- $7.90
(7) OERflY FLIP-TOP OMPER PAIL With loot-aotlvated flip-top
2oti?OW4tl*2W '*YewC&*9Si9p'$7W
m GERRY SIG RATH. DMgiid'for'bables up to 2W yem. neollne and seated positions. Holds up to 13 quarts of wster. 20944)10-4 $12.05...................Your Coal OOiS*-$0.99
m SLACK A DECKER UTILITY 319 VARIABLE SPEED REVER SiBLE DRILL. 0-2500 rpm, 3 amps, 120 volts. Workhorse drill. Mod^l 7144 f
436D061-S $20.95 ........................Your Cost $25.07
(10) BUCK 9 DECKER CAR VACUUM. Operates on a 12-volt cigarette lighter. Includes a 16 cord, permanent reusable filter. Model 9510.
430003S4 $24.90 .................Your Cost $4B*-$14.94
(11) BUCK S DICKER DUSTSU8TER PLUS. LED indicator light. Recharges In its own storage unit. Lasts up to 1W hours. Model 9333. Mail coupon to Black & Decker for a $5.00 rebate good thru 1201/85.
430(^7-6 $39.95 .................Your Cost $SB* -$20.97
(12) ROYAL 3-PIECE SLIP GROOVE PLIER KIT. Insulated handles, 0", 9" and 10" pliers.
4282-061 -3 $10.95...................Your Cost $9.9P' $6.97
(13) ROYAL 3-PIECE PLIER KIT.OW" diagonal, 6W long nose, 7" linesman pliers.
4282060-5310.90 ...................Your Cost 39WP-$6.97
(14) ROYAL 3-PIECl SLIP JOINT PLIER. 6 ", 8", 10" drop forged, cushion gripped.
4292-002-1 $10.05...................Your Cost 99<0r-$6.07
nS) GENIE DELUXE TRAC DRIVE GARAGE DOOR OPENER.
Exclusive Trac Drive system never needs lubrication or maintenance. Vi HP motor lifts all types of doors up to 7Vi high. Deluxe lighting system with 2V4 minutes timed light delw. Easy assembly and installation. Model 08810.
4212-001-4 $170.05 ..............Your Cost 914S9B -$130.00
m SHOP VAC 1641ALLON WET/DRY VAC. Accessories Included: 2Vi"x6' hose, 2Vi" extension wands, cravic tool, utility nozzle and 14" floor nozzle.
4444-000-2 $120.95 ................Your Coal999;9B-$94.96
MFYR-FYTER SMOKE AURM 0 FIRE EXTINGUISHER. Fire two pak includas one Fyr-Fyter Smoke Alarm Model 0 and one Fyr-Fyter Model 210D Fire Extinguisher Dry chemical 5B:C firs extinguisher works with a simple aim and press action. Eflsctive on flammable liquid and electrical fires. UL listed, warranted five years. Mall coupon to Fyr-Fyter for a
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safety t SA3000
$5.00 rebate plus a $1.00 BONUS good thru 12/31/85. . 4414-001-0310.95 .................Your Cost $19;9r-$14.94
(18) PARAMOUNT ELECTRIC POWER BLOWER. 1 HP permanent magnetic motor, vari-flow air control and 429 CFM air blast. UL listed.
17564X12-0 $64.99 .................Your Cost OABM' -$30.97
VAC-N-SAC ATTACHMENT.
17564)034 $36.95 .................Your Cost OSOrOT-$24.97
(19) FU8HLI0HT SCREWDRIVER. 2-in-1 tool with bujltJn flashlight plus three interchangeable blades. Gift case Included.
43764)94-1 $7.95 , ...,...............Your Coat BftOT-$9.07
(20) WATERLOO 20 MECHANICS TOOL BOX. All steel construction with red enamel finish and removable tote tray. Measures 20x8Vix0Vi".
44784)02-1 $29.95 .................Your Cost $944fr> $19,96
121) BLACK A DECKER 6 INDUCTION MOTOR TABLE SAW.
Powerful, 1 HP motor, mitre gauge, 8 combination blade, blade wrench. Model 9419.
43604)56-8 $119.95................Your Coel9A4i90'$70.00
(22) WATERLOO 2-DRAWER TOOL BOX/CHEST. Great for storing all your tools. Drawers lock when cover le closed. Red enamel finish. Measures 18-1/8x9-1/8".
44784)03-9 $39.95 .................Your Cost OBBiB-$25.96
(23) BLACK A DECKER H" DRILL PRESS. Vi" chuck capacity with 300-800 rpm variable speed control for a variety of home workshop uses. Features 360 degree head rotation and surface light. Model 9415.
45e04)64-2$90 95 .................Your Cost 99449 - $70.90
(24) BLACK A DECKER WORKMATE A VISE. 20" high, with levelers. Model 794)33.
43604)00-7 $60 95 .................Your Cost $A4t9B-$49.00
(25) WATERLOO TOOL CENTER CHEST/CABINET. Chest bolts to cabinet and drawers gilds on compound slides. All steel construction with baked enamel finish. 13Vix22Vix11Vi. 44784)12-0 399 95 .................Your Cost OBOWB--$70.90
n> MASTEM Of THE UNIVERSE' SLUMBER TENT. 90x30)136" with vinyl shall.
19000334194.99..................Vow Cost 94Biif-111.97
(9 "TtUNSfORMERS* SLUMBER TINT. 90x39x35" with vinyl shall.
196S-9BBO$24.96 .................YowCoatSB)>l1S.97
(9 "fRINCEM OF ROWER" SLUMBER TENT. 90x35x35" with vinyl shoN.196SB700S24.96 .................VowCostS*B>9Rt16J7
(4) <HVUZZLBS* SLUMBER TENT. 90x30x39' with vinyl shsll.
1060*730 M4.99 ' *: ..-.............Vow Cost OiBWf 916.97
(9 "MASTERS Of THE UNIVER6E* SLUMBER BAO. 34x" with lOoi. ItU, risnnsl tricot lining.
1660030*929.90 .................Vow CootSSO*-919.90
m "TRANSfORMERS* SLUMBER BAG. 34x09" with lOoz. HQ, Harwial tricot lining. ^
1960034-192996 .................Vow Cast 66BM6-919.90
(7) "RRtNCESS Of HOWEB*" SLUMBER BAOr 34x66" with lOot IHI, flannol tricot lining. ..
1960030*929.96 .................Voar Coat SSB*-911.9*
m "WUmES"* SLUMBER BAO. 34x6*' wHh 104C.UI. flsn-nal tricot lining.
1966*71-4 929 96 ...... Vow Cost 6BB.*-919.90
(9) "MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE'" SLUMBER MATE. Usod to carry slumber bag and overnight accessories. Strong nylon outsr shell. Two zipperad compartments, ons vslcro compart-menl. Coordinates with ERO slumber bags. Exclusive design. 1568-94O0 913.99 ..................Vow Cost StOrtf-96*7
(10) "TRANSFORMERS'" SLUMBER MATE. LIKe (9) above
1966-997-2 913.99 ..................Vow Cost StOrOf 96.67
(11) PRINCESS Of ROWER' SLUMBER MATE. Like (9) above.
1990-969* 913.99 .............Yaw Coal *4#*f-96.97
(12) "WUZZLES' SLUMBER MATE. Like above 1666-9^-2 913.99 ....... Vow Cost Si***- 96.97
(13) COLLEGE MINI HOORSTER. Made of W" pressed
W Size of regular backboard. Has steal rim, eight loop net and loam ball.
1366-93*0 926.99 UNC .........Yew Cast 666*9-916.97
1*37* 936-99 NCSU.. .........Veur OaotSSBilf >616.97
136*93*2 938.99 CUMSOM........Vow CeetSBBMR- 616.97
12B*34*926.99VIRGINtATECH .. .VeurCool666*r-91*67
126*933-7 938.90 DUKE ..... Vow Coet466*r 91*97
126*932* 928.96 UBC ...........Vow Coal SS9**-61*97
1266*31-1936 0 Wsho foroat... .Vewr CoolSSa** 91*97
126*930-3 928 96 TENNESSEE......Vow CeolSaBBIi.SiC6r
(14) MINLHOORSTER. Made of Vk pressed wood, Vk size of
regular backboard. Has stsel rim, eighi-loop net and loam ball. 126*003 1 924 M.................Your CesU16*f 91*97
(15) SRALOINQ NBA LEATHER BASKETBALL Split loathe with channel seams and tough, butyl rubber bladder. Olflcis slze/welght, __
- 1402-071-3934.99 ..... .VourCoel866c*T-922.9
(16) WILSON OFFICIAL NFL FOOTBALL. Top-guallty 3-ply Hr '' Ing; lockstitch construction.
1452-06O-S 947.99 ................Vow Cost SIB*f-934.9
(17) WILSON "THE DUKE JR." FOOTBALL. Full grain cowhK , pebbieO cover lor juniors.
1452-l-7 927.9*.................Vow Cost 9a*!#r- 91*9.
(16) HUTCH BABKETBALL Top quality Clarlno. OHlcial sizr and weight.
129*92*7932 95 UNC Yow Cost 68A9P-916.97
136*92*5 932 95 NCSU............Your Coal 6S4*r 91*r
129*927-9 932 95 DUKE............Vour Coal 6S4*R- 919.97
-129*92*1 932.95 WAKE FOREST... Vour Coal6S4*F-919.97
126*9254 932.99 TENNESSEE Vow Cost 664*7 919.97
126*924* 933 99 use.............Your Coal 634*7-919.97
129*923* 632.95 VIRGINIA TECH .. .VourCool634*7' 91*97
(19) HUFFY RRO SHOT I BACKBOARD 6 GOAL Weatherprool 54x39x1 fiberglass N.B.A. endorsad backboard, 16" stsel goal
198*011-9989 99 .................Vow CeatS49*'-944.94
(20)JiyfFY 2-RIECE MOUNTING ROLEAXTENSION ARM. Ad justs 6' to 10' from playing surtaea. Double support arms pro vide rigidity.
1568-021-4 979.95 .................Vow Coal 966*4-946.9Z
ID SO-KILO (110 LBS.) CAST IRON WEIGHTS. Plain, collars.
sarOall and dumbtMlls.
I1SOG64-3S6905 .................Your Cost 4M0-S30.S0
PAIR CAST IRON WEIGHTS.
1150-05MS37 9S .................Vow Co8l-S0>M-t2t.90
I WEIGHT LIFTING GLOVES. Spandax 2-way strstch glovas with adhosivo elastic wristband.
115OG0O-7$11.86...................YowCoal4SP^S7J7
0) DELUXE CHROME INCLINE BENCH WITH LEO LIFT. 300-lb. capacity bench leaturing leg lilt/leg curl apparatus.
1190^7 S109.B9................VourCeelSSBM-t7S.S4
(4) DUAL ACTION EXERCISE BIKE. Heavy-duty welded tubular steel frame with dual action for upper body exercises. With speedometer, odometer, and timer with tension adiustment. 1150-080-5*140.95 ...............YowCostOMftSV-SN.IO
(5) HORIZON EROOMETER BIKE. Heavy-duty chroma welded steel tubular frame. Padded saddle seat, ball bearing pedals, full chain guard. Maasures the work performed by numerous muscles.
1444-005-1*22995 ...........YowCoetS499.9S-1BB.92
(S) PRINCESS SMART BELLES. One pair of 3.3 lb. Orbatron* dumbbells
1150059-2*11.95 ...................YowCoelSFMr:*S.li
(7) EXECUTIVE DUMSBELLS. Two 3AII0 (8.5 Ibs.) bronze solid Orbatron* dumbbells.
1150034-5*12.95 ...................VowCoelSMr-*7JI
(8) JOGGING/EXERCISE SUIT. Soft and pliable vinyl retains body heat to create sauna effect and shed excess body moisture. Full elasticized waist, cuffs and ankln. 1004-0000*8.95....................Yow Coal4!Br 83.88
(9) D.P. SUPERSTAR EXERCISE MAT. All purpose mat can be used for exercising, sun bathing or slumber partin. Illuatrates 16 baalc exercises. Folds or rolls lor convenient storage.
1150073-3*13.95 ...................Yow Coet 8MT-88.97
(101 THERMOS 2-QUART STAINLESS STEEL VACUUM BOTTLE. Non-drip pouring, cupfcap and swing-up handle. 1286044-1*59 95 .................Your Coel84rfV-837.84
(11) OAISV GOLDEN TREASURE CHEST OF BBS. 5000 BB s In 33 pouches.
11*017-7*6.95....................Yow Cost 88:8r-*4.97
(1 SCHRADE OLD TIMER* GIFT SET. ConUlns Sharp FIngor" fixed blade knife with leather sheath and O-blade "MKi-dloman" pocket knife. Carbon steel blades, Delrino uw-cut handles. Gift boxed. Made In USA.
1396-954-6 *M.OO.................Yow Cost 884:r-S18.87
(18) OAISV AIR RIFLE WITH 4 POWBI SCOPE. Fires SB's and .177 caliber pallis. 1100 shot BB repeater. Easy pump to 685 fps.
11384l-9*59.95 .................Vow Cost848:98r-838.94
(14) FRANKLIN MASTER CABINET BOARD SET. Doors with magnetic latches, two Inside scoreboards, wound paper board, 6 darts.
1196-113-1*24.95 .................Vow Coal 848r-S1M7
(16) RANGING 70 EAGLE EYE GOLF RANQEFINOER. Measure distance from fairway to flagslick from 50 to 200 -t- yards. 1130020-986.95 ....................YowCosl8^-84J7
(18) 18TH HOLE CLUB CARE KIT. Clean, wax and polish woods and irons. Includes aorosolo polish lor gloves and grips. 10780054*19.06...................Yow Coet 8Hr-88.97
(17) 19TH HOLE GREEN ARROW GOLF BALL MARKER, tm^ print and personalize your goll balls. Creates a professional Imprint.
1076008-2*11.96 ...................Your Coal 98MT-87.98
(in 19TH HOLE GROOVE-B-SWINO. Plastic base with green turf cementad in swing path of golf club. Correct swing knocks down pins.
10780068 *14.00 .................. Yow Cool *48:8r- 88.97
(19) 19TH HOLE CHIP 8 PUH. Wllh wide, 1144 " entrance ramp to return more misaed shots. Features numbered scoring zones.
1076011-2*18.96 ....... .........Vow Cool 848WT *12.97
(20) BUNBEAM DELUXE GAS CART GRILL. Full redwood table. froni-mounMd control panel with auto Ignition and 612 sp. in cooking ares.
1436011-7*329.96 ..............Yew Cost 8888.98- 8239.98
(21| CHAR-BROtL GAS GRILL Featuring front-mounted controls, redwood side shelves and bar burner.
10604)37-3*189.95 ..............Yow Cost8(48.88-8129.86
(22) 6V0LT ALKALINE BATTERY.
1428-0366*3.20 ....................VourCosl4Wr-81.48
(2n 2-PACK ALKALINE C BATTERIES.
14284)22-6*3.20 ....................Yow CoalSCrST *1.48
(24) 24>ACK ALKALINE D BATTERIES.
1428^34*3.20....................Vow Coal 8tWr-*1.48
(28) 2-PACK ALKALINE AAA BAHERIES.
1428-037-4 U40....................Vow Coat 84rfr-*1.48
(2(n 2-PACK ENERGIZER AA BATTERIE6 1426044-0*2.40 ....... Yow Coal84:Pr *1.49
NO RAINCHECKS!
(1) HALSTON EOT SPRAY. 2 oz.
4920-001-7 *22 00 ......... Your Col UMT-JI 8.49
(2) LAIR DU TEMPS EDT SPRAY. 1.7 oz
4509-022 2*19 50 .................Your Co*!*.*?^ *14.99
(3) CACHET NATURAL SPRAY COLOGNE. 15 oz 4939-020-6*10 50 Your Coil SMT *7.97
(4) GLORIA VANDERBILT EDT. 5 oz
4920-094-2*900 ................... Your CoitJMf'*6.99
(5) PIERRE CARDIN MENS COLOGNE. 2 oz
4509 033-9*15 00 Your Cot! *1*99^ *11.49
(6) JOVAN LADIES MUSK SPRAY COLOGNE. 2 oz 4803-018-3*6 95 Your CoiL*fc94^ *4.99
(7) JOVAN MENS MUSK AFTER SHAVE COLOGNE. 4 oz
4803019-1 *6.95 ....................Your Coslii.94--*4.99
(B) BRITISH STERLING COLOGNE. 5 7 oz 0130-005-2*11.50 ...................YourCoil-*9:P'*8.99
(9) BRITISH STERLING AFTER SHAVE. 5 7 oz 0130-006-0*10.00 ...................Your CoiWMf. *7.49
(10) BRITISH STERLING GIFT SET.
0130-004-5*14 00 ...............YourC0il*44:9f-*10.97
(11) BLUE STRATOS AFTER SHAVE. 15/8 oz
0295-052 5 Your Cotl*M9-*4.89
(12) BLUE STRATOS COLOGNE. 15/8 oz
0295 053-3 Your Cotl-S9r49 - SS.77
(13) OLD SPICE TELESCOPE DECANTER.
0295-030 1 *8 75 YourCoilBMB *5.99
(14) OLD SPICE SHIP FLASK DECANTER.
0295061-6*875 Your Coit *2^ *5 99
(15) OLD SPICE LIGHTHOUSE DECANTER.
0295 062 4 *8 75 Your Coil MJA- *5 99
(16) OLD SPICE GIFT SET.
0295-019-4 *5 50 Your Coil *4.4'*3.86
(17) OLD SPICE GIFT SET.
0295-013-7*10 75 .............Your Coil*Mrr *7.49
RAiN CHECK POLICY
Bfttdl ndMvors lo kp in stock sll sdssrtlsod msrchMdlst. Howossr, occssionslly, dus to circumsltncst boyond our control corttin Itsms mty not bo oirolloblo. In this coso, wo will issuo 0 rolnchock which will guorontoo tho prico for 90 doys on tho odrortlsod itom or o comporoblo substituto. No rolnchocks will bo issuod on toys, or discontlnuod morchondlso. It wo connot sotlsfoctorlly till your roinchock within 90 doys, wo will giro you o 10 porcont discount on your noMt singlo Horn purchoso, otcluding stor spoclols ond clooronco morchondlso.
HOLIDAY STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 9 A.M.-9 P.M.
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Elkin, N.C. 28621 331 Standard Street (919) 835-1322 Newlon, N.C. 28658 U.S. Highway 64-70 East (704) 464-7633 Raleigh. N.C. 27612 Kiddshill Plaza (Overlooking Crabtree Valley Mall)
(919) 781-9710 Raleigh, N.C. 27603 Ral-Lee Shopping Center Highway 401-70 South (919) 772-0303 Wilson, N.C. 27893 2101 S. Tarboro Street (919) 237-4346
Winston-Salem. N.C. 27107 2610 Petera Creek Parkway (919) 723-0581 Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 2890 Reynolda Manor Shopping Center (919)^4-9236
Chapel Hlll-Durham, N.C. 27514 1801 Chapel Hlll-Durham Blvd. (919) 929-0346 Chapel Hill (919) 493-2421 Durham
Charlotte, N.C. 28210 Tyvola Mall 5343 S. Blvd.
(704) 527-7750 Concord, N.C. 28025 210 Cloverleaf Plaza (704) 788-1112 Greensboro, N.C. 27405 1501 East Bessemer Avenue (919) 274-6384
Greensboro, N.C. 27403 3020 High Point Rd.
(919) 854-1690 Asheville, N.C. 28805 Innsbruck Mall (Tunnel Rd.) (704) 254-0864 Burlington, N.C. 27215 3010 Muth Church Street Edgewood Village (919) 584-3371 Jacksonville, N.C. 28540 New River Shopping Center 1291 Hargett St.
(919) 347-4411 Boone. N.C. 28607 300 Qreenway Road Formerly Blue Ridge Shoe Co. (adjacent to Boone Mall)
(704) 264-6373 Salem-Roanoke, VA. 24153 Lee-Hi Sh(mping Center Apperson Drive
(703) 989-6005
Roanoke, VA. 24014 Tanglewood Mall 4001 Avenham Ave., S.W.
(703) 989-3748
Mfrtle Beach, S.C. 29577 3454 W. Highway 501 (803) 293-4135 Myrtle Beach (803) 347-7551 Conway
Kingsport, TN 37660 1505 East Stone Drive U.S. Highway 11 West (615) 247-8115 Gaston/a, N.C. 28054 Oak Tree Plaza 1-85 & 401 Cox Road
(704) 861-8267
Salisbury, N.C. 28144 1600 East Innes St.
(704) 638-0340
Columbia. S.C. 29210 Dutch Square Shopping Cnt. Bush River Road (803) 772-6102 Charleston, S.C. 29407 Ashley Plaza Hi-Way 7 & 171 (803) 556-5520
Roanoke Rapids, N.C. 27870 Oakland Shopping Center U.S. Hwy. 158 & 10th St.
(919) 535-1781 Kinston, N.C. 28501 Kinston Plaza Shopping Center 2405 N. Heritage St.
(919) 523-7440
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Q Who is the notorious Hollywood bachelor who has bedded dozens of Hollywood starlets and decided to marry a foreign actress because he is (^raid that ifhe^snotfinally settle down, he will eventually catch AIDS and. like Rock Hudson, die? Supposedly this Casanova had a relationship in his youth with the playwright Tennessee Williams. Ifeel certain you know who.CM., Las Vegas, Nev.
A Several names fitting your description come to mind, none of which we can or will disclose. One hears, however, that since AIDS can be transmitted heterosexually, several actors who once were determined to avoid marriage like the plague are now holding it in a different light.
Q Did Marilyn Monroe keep a diary about her relationships with John and Robert Kennedy? Did she sign a contract to write her autobiography ? Was she a nymphomaniac?MM., Reading, fh.
A The answer to all three questions is *no."
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Q Whats happened to the "made-in-heaven' marriage between Marie Osmond, the pride of Utah, and Steve Craig, the former basketball star at Brigham Young University? Have they split for good?Stephanie Jackson, Mesa, Ariz.
A Marie Osmond, 26, was granted a divorce from Steve Craig, 28, in October, after 3'/2 years of off-again, on-a^ marriage. Osmond filed for divorce in May, charging mental cruelty and irreconcilable differences. Details of the out-of-court settlement were not made public, but the singer was awarded custody of their son, Stephen James, 2.
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QI read recently that David Hartman of the "Good Morning America TV show can become a tyrant at times. Is this true? Also, could you tell me how long he's been married and give a resum of his ltfe?Marilee E. Nelstm, Tucson. Ariz.
A David Hartman, SO, is an ambitious, industrious, hod-driving perfectionist who blows his top on occasion in the search fOT program excellence. Tyrant, however, is too strong a word to characterize him. He has been married since June 8, 1974, to the ftmner Maureen Downey, a TV producer and mother of their daughter, Bridget, S, and sons Sean, 10, Brian,8,andConor,3.The6-foot-5 Hartman was bom in Pawtucket, R.I.. in 1935 and educated at Duke University in Durham. N.C., where he played baseball well enough to be offered major league tryouts. Following his stint as an officer in the Air Force, he studied drama at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, learned his craft in summer stock and off-Broadway productions, subsequently appeared on Broadway in 800 appearances of the hit musical Hello, Dolly! In 1975, after years of acting in TV seriesThe Virginian, The Bold Ones" and Lucas Tannerhe was signed by the ABC network as host of *Good Morning America. a news show in which he reflects an inquiring, intelligent mind, a likable curiosity as an interviewer and a pleasant, facile manner. He is a zealous guardian of the privacy that he and his family enjoy in their Westchester County, N.Y., residence.
Rock Hudson, Orson Welles, Yul Brynner and Simone Signoret all died within 30 days of each other. Of these four. who. in your opinion, was best-liked by reporters covering the HoII\w(hh studios, and why?Natalie H., Bellexue, Wash.
A Welles was brilliant but unrequited and, therefore, at times bitter. Brynnp rarely gave reporters the same autobiographical information twice. Sig noret, who lived in Paris, spent little time in Hol-lyvrood but made fora friendly interview. Hudson, however, was far and away die best-liked. Modest, cooperative and good-nanired, he seemed to have no enemies in an occupational jungle of jealous, narcissistic, competitive back-stabbers.
Q HowoldisJohnKennethGalbraith, theHarvard economist, and why was he never awarded a Nobel Prize in economics?Fran Kay, Kansas City, Mo.
A Galbraith, 77, emeritus professor of economics at Harvard, is a learned and witty writer on many subjects, includingeconornics. Apfiaitittly the Nobel Memorial Prize committee has not judged his contributions to economics, at least at this point, to be sufcieny original to merit a laureateship.
Q In the last 50 years, udiich three U.S. Presidents do you reckon had the most satisfactory marriages? The least?Karen Neal, Raleigh. N.C.
A Our choices for the most satisfactory: Bess and Harry Truman, Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, Nancy and Ronald Reagan. For the least satisfactory Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, John and Jacqueline Kennedy, Lyndon and Ladybird Johnson.
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HERE'S A REVOLUTION ukin; place in the way AmgiciBs receive hehcae. Befcreioag.
the dramatic dtmges
will affect ev^ sick penon. physician and hospal in the natian.
Sorgeom now are regolarty perfonn* ing openiioiB m ifaeff own offices.
Docton are imkiag honre caOs again.
New heahh plans are recfaicing costs by stressing prevemive care.
Lie reaoit hotels, hospitais are offering kreNMstspedalsbut fiarsBigeiy.
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aearty S800 in hospital chaiges-Smgety now is being performednt great savingsin doctors' offices and ootpaiient snrgeiy units at hospitals
where it would have been years ago. Dr. Phillip Casson. for example, has successftiUyopermBdan early malignant melaoomas. the draafliest of skin cancers, on an outpatient basis
at New Yorit Umvershy Medical Cdaer. Not only are these procedures safe, bin they also expose a patient to fewer bosph^-relaied risks. Blue Cross and
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Blue SUeld of Richmond. W.. recently reconunended that doctors there perform 300 surgical procedures ranging from vmecto-rraes to breast biopsies on an outpatient basis. Some insurance companies even pay docton extra for porforming krw-risk surgery in their offices. We want to encourage physicians to keep preients out of the hospital." explains Ber-
witoigrstkn. Asaiew Tresnowski. presi-
suk. the natuns expend- fOQuj In UOCWTS dent of the nreional Blue
tunes for health care went cnxy. They exceeded S30billioa last year.
The spenddirift d^ in American medicine have ended. Today, the watchwords in most bos-
offices and outpatient units
Cross and Blue Shield Association.
Shatter huspital stays. The most signifi-cam change is that doctors are now much slower to put pabents in the
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pitalsnddocaars'offices I QfEt SdUtHQS hospitaland faster to are Save Money." ^ dischrege them. For the
the same time, the medi- ___first rim>^ io niore Him a
cal field is becoming in
tensely competitive, with both hospitals aad docion maicing greater effons to attract and accommodate patients.
A shift to ontputieut care. When Marvin S. Robinson. 52. a New York Chy attorney, had a hernia repaired 10 years ago. he had to spend five days in the hostal. He recuperated for two weeks at home before going back to work. Last March. Robinson underwent another hernia operatkm. This time, the sur^. under local anesthesia White Plains Medical Center in New York, b^an at 11:15 a.m. and took about 45 minutes. Robinson was home by 4:30 that afternoon and back at the office four days later. All told. Robinson saved
decade, the number of hospital admissioos in the U.S. dedined last year, with 1.5 milUao fewer patients than the year before. The average hoqtal stay in 1983 was 7.3 days; by the dose of 1984, it was 6.4 days.
Why haapilal are shrtakh^. Dr. Catolyne K. Davis, who until recently was chief of the Health Care Financing Administrthion. the federal agency that runs the Medicare program, deserves the most credit for taming nmaway hospital costs. A couple of yean ago. the experts were wvning that the Medicare trust fund would be dead broke by the middle of 1986." she recalh. 1^ yw. against strong opposition. Dr. Davis pushed tfarou^ a cotn-
pleie overhaul d the Medicare payment
system. Previously, Medicare pul hospitals an aven^ rale per day for every day a patient was hospitalized. It was a blank check," Davis declares. *The more hospitals spent, the more they got."
Under a shrewd new formula of "(hagnostic-fefaied groups" (DRGs). hospitals now are paid a flat rate depending iqM te pNient's diagnosis, age and
conditioa. When an elderly man has his gallbladder removed in Philadelphia, for instance. Medicare reimburses the hospilai a total of $5775, regardless of bow kN^ he is hospitalized. If the entire cost of a pabems care is less than the
Medicare rale, the hospital can keep the
difference. But it must swallow the loss
if its costs are more. AhogMher. Medi-ce has established 471 cai^ories of diseases and surgical procedures. The experts are now convinced that the Medi-
care trust fund is safe until the end of the century, at the least," notes Davis.
Other fKtors have contributed, of course. In addition to encouraging out-pttent surgery. Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans in various parts of the natrn have cut down on ho^bU admis-srns by inas^ on preadmission testing. second opinions for surgery (paid for by the insurer), early-direhvge planning and the use of home erne and hospice services. The heahh insurers call all this numaged ce." In addition. Medi^ has established peer-review orgnizations. composed of qualified (kxiors md nurses in every state, to review the medical procethires and care of Medicare patients. A peer-review group in New Yotk denied payment to one out of four Medicare cases in the stato---primarily because the patients had been held in the hospital for too long.
The American Medical Association has criticized the new eagerness to discharge patients quickly. Were gening wofd that doctors are being pressured
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by some bospab to disdnrge their patients loo eaiybefore theyre weU enough tofo hoDK," says Dr. lames H. SanamoQS, the AMAs execninv vice
president, to additioo. consumer grotys have expressed coocera that the flat-raie sysm will encourage hospitals to pr^the most lucrative cases over those padents requirii^ short hosphal stays.
TheprisileaccIorcndBanrB. companies, which pay half of all hospital tolls, have been quick to notice the results of Medicares aid Medicaids imwvatioos.TbeavyslerGiiporatioa. for instaice. saved itself SS8 millkn
last year by discoufaging unnecessay sugeiy and toniting the hospital stays of its en^doyees.
Three years ago. the Quaker Oats Co.. concxmed i|bout medical tolls tha had soared 283 percent inadecade. tried an experiment. It altered its health insurance. giving every employee a $325 expense account to spend as he wished for medical toils. The empk^ee could pocket aiy part of the S32S he didnt use. The employees promptly shortened their hospital stays. Their medical claims have shrunk by more than 6 percent.
Hundreds of companies also have signed up with insurers that give them discounts for volume on their employees boroital and doctor bills.
iMpitali coapde lor patients. If yoo are sick enough to warrant going into a hospital, youre going to find many things different. For one. it will be much easier to get a hospital bed. The big increase in ompatient care has led to tens of thousands of empty hostal bed throughout all 50 states.
to response, some hospitals ate tofn--ing all-expense packagesjust like resort hotelsfor certain kinds of surgery. Some hospitals have opened self-care units (at wtoch a family member usually assists the patient) featu^ special low rales. The Illinois Masonic Mcdkal Center in Chicago slashed its charges for semiprivate rooms by 25 percent, while Baltimoies North Coartes General Hospital reduced all its rates by 7 percent.
Doctors mal^ house caVs again. The revolution in health care is sweeping many doctors along with it. Xome to the Twin Cities, to St. Paul and Minneapolis,''says Sen. DavidF. Duren-berger (R., Minn.), chairman of the Senate Finance Committees health subcommittee. Compaie it with five years ago. Youll see doctors offices open Itoe into the evening, which you did
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WHATSTHEBEST way tocope with the dumges oc-cwrii^ in health care today? Experts agree: Ask questkms.
**lf your doctor stqrs, *You need an operation.says Alexander McMahon, president of the Americmi Hospital Assodation, dont just say. Ttos fine, doctor. Ask him, What are the rks? What are the altomatives? What are the chances that 1 might get better on my own? Must 1 go to a hospital? Cant you do it in your office? How much is it going to cost?
If your doctor says,
**You need an operation, ask him: What are the risks? What are the alternatives?
People compare the quality and price of foods they buy in the supermarket. They should do it with health care.
And get a second opinion. urges Michael D. Bromberg, executive diiw-tor the Federation oif American Hos-pitab. I would never have surgery without a second opinioa.
When it comes to joiniQg an HMO. McMahon says, find out alternative systems there are. Ask someone who belongs to the HMO, Are you happy with the care }^ve receiv^? Fmd out what it wUl mean to your podoetbook. The Social Security office in your community also will provide information on HMOs.
All the experts stress: You must get more involved in your health care. Its your life thats at stake.
not see a few yean ago. YouD see doctors willing to make boine callssomethii^ you havent seen since you were a kid. The reason why American physicians are changing?
Lets face it, there is a surplus of doctors, says Michael D. Bromberg, executive director of the Federation of American Hospitals. Doctors now have to wOTiy about conqietition. 'The purchaser of medical carethat is to say, die patienthas the edge today.
Most dodors are feeling the pinch. The American Medical Association says the avera^ ph^^ician had 4.5 percent fewer patient visits at the end of 1984 than the year before. Yet doctors fees
increased considerably more last year than the national inflation rate of 3.7 percent. (Dentists, on the other band, toive kept their bills down. Their increases have been consistently lower than the national health rate for the last 10 years.)
At Medicares urging. Congress in 1984 froze the fees ^ Medicare pays physicians. The freeze did not have tnudi effed. Only 30 percent of the nations 390,000 doctors agreed to accept Medicare checks as payment in fiill for their services. The rest have continued to charge Medicare patients extra.
TIm inside word firom Washin^on. D.C., is that Medicare also is considering a flat-rate system for doctors. The
American Medical Association maintains that such a plan would be extremely difficuh to administer but says it is ready to sit down with Medicare of-ciak and discuss it.
chii^toB ^ ^ Phy for BctB-cal care. Perhaps the most important development in the medical world today is the grow^ of Health Maintenance Orgamzations. or HMOs. These are groiqs thtf provide practically com-pleie medical uid hospital care to individuals or families for a fixed morahly fee thats generally quite low. (It averaged SI89 a month fora family in 1984.) HMOs keq) their costs down I7 stressing preventive care and outpatient treatment.
The movement is svreeping the country. Three million new members entered 431 HMOs last year, raising their total enrolment to 16.7 million. By 1990. it is anticipated, one in every 10 Americans wiU belong to an HMO.
There are several types of HMOs. and benefits differ. In general, mem
bers choose a primary physician from a list provided by the group. Medicare encourages older people to consider en-roiling in HMOs. in fact, it is sponsoring a nationwide trial of Social HMOs." exclusively for the elderly. These groups give their members more benefits than the conventional HMO. For example, in addition to complete medical and hospital care. Seniors Pius, the Social HMO in the Twin Cities area, provides' its 400 members with fiill home care. Medicare reimburses each member of Seniors Hus $175 a month. All the member himself must pay is $29.50a month.
Whto next? More big changes are being proposed to contain costs. Late last spring, the Reagan Administration called fOT a sharp rollback in Medicare benefits in order to reduce the towering federal deficit. The American Medical Association is urging a means test that would restrict full Medicare benefits to the very poor. Other elderly people would have to pay a big chunk of their hospital bills out of their own purses. Moves also can be expected to control the cost of prescription drugs. Prices rose 9.9 percent last year, more than any other heahh-care category. Rep. Claude D. Pepper (D., Fla.) says the denuuid is growing for a Congressional investiga^ of drag prk^.
There is strong opposition to some of theseandotherproposals. But. whatever the results, this much is certain: A new era of medicine has begun. B
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set om to write about women in the auto industry, an industry nith so few women managers and executives that no one has bothered to count them. / itaeniewed three Homen. successful in different areas of the field, and learned more about excellence than about men. women or cars.
HEN ASKED ABOUT the problenis of competing with men. Susanne Gatchell brings up the mens pr^lems. 'The fellows really had a hanler role than I had to play. Suddenly they had to justify my having what they wanted: 'Here's a female I'm competing with. Why did she get the job I should have had? Just because she's a woman? Did she have more talent, more background than I did?' 'They have to go through this and rationalize. And that's where my doctorate does help. They can say. 'Well, shes got a doctorate in engineering.'"
Dr. Gatchell. 38. is now the director of technical assessment, planning and development for advanced vehicle engineering at General Motors in l\)ntiac. Mich.. whone theyre working today on GM's cars for the 1990s. Gatchell. who has heackd a staff of more than 60 engineers, has been promoted three times since January, beginning with the p<Kt of assistant chief of her department. Her engineering specialty is "human factors. the part of automobile design that lets you drive 500 miles without feeling as though you've been in a decathlon.
Gatchell says she was always fascinated by mechanical things. Asachild. she would watch transfixed while a male cousin tore apart car engines. She studied engineering at Oakland University in Rochester. Mich., and. with the help of a GM fellowship, earned a Ph.D. at the University of Michigan. She is one of no more than 100 upper-level management women in the worlds largest corporation.
Marsha Sorace. 29. started with perhaps the auto indust^'s least likely job for a gentle-mannered, attractive. Rutgers-educated jmung woman. As service director at Paramus Honda in New Jersey, the East Coast's largest Honda dealer, she was boss to 16 male auto mechwics. Sorace says she was first drawn to automobiles by their beauty. Then she discovered fast driving. But working with cars was half accidental. She was an assistant buyer for the Bonwit Teller
department store in Manhattan when Bonwit temporarily closed that branch. The Paramus dealer, from whom she'd bought her car. offered her a job writing up service orders. Three months later, the men wanted her for their boss. Now she is general manager of Z&W Honda in Princeton. N.J.
Jean Lindamood. 31. is newly appointed executive editor of Automobile Magazine, to be published in the spring. As an associate editor of Car and Driver magazine, she was known for her dynamic journalistic style and took such assignments as co-driving a 250-mile off-road desert race (she won) and road-testing ultralight airplanes (she went funhershe soloed).
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She also is respected for her insightful and surprising interviews and her articles on design and styling.
Lindamood grew up in the business. Her father is the editor of Automothe Nens. She recalls no strong ^y interest in automobiles. But. she says, my life just kept coming back to cars. She entered college at 16. dropped out at 18 and bought a taxicab. She liked driving the taxi, so she appli^ for work at the Chrysler Corporation Proving Grounds in Chelsea. Mich.. and became one of the first women test drivers there. In 1980. she was hired by Car and Driver on the strength of her work on a mimeographed union
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The women all encountered resistance at first. When Jean Lindamood went lu work for Quysler. a foreman ordered her to remove a Jeep transmission by herself. That task, she learned later, always was assigned to at least two men. It wouldn't come apart." she recalls. I was hitting it with a sledgehammer. heating it with torches and weeping uncontrollably. The foreman would come over and say: 'Having a hard time, dear?' Id swear and tell him to leave. As soon as he did, tears would pour down my face again."
Marsha Sorace faced a rawer sexism. When she was promoted to service manager, she inherited tool chests and garage rails papered with nude pinups.
was sexism from women too. Sue Gatchell was one of only two coeds in her class at engineering school. And." she says, the other girl wouldn't talk to me; she thought I'd steal her boyfriend. Too often, women arc not allies. Id get most of my abuse." says Sorace. from the customers. And the women treated me worst."
All three faced their early problems head-on. Sorace never mentioned the nudes. Instead, she pinned up similar pictures of men. Soon, the pinups vanished. She covered her tool chest with snapshots of her fellow workers, who then clustered around her work station to look at pictures of themsel ves.
Gatchell. Sorace and Lindamood say the greatest handicap theyve faced is the ignorance that results from rigidly defined sex roles. They were taught nothing about cars as kids. None of them grew up knowing how to fix a car. They didn't even know the names of the engine parts so they could fake car talk the way most boys can. And when Marsha Sorace scornl in the 99.9 percentile in mechanical inclination on her high school aptitude tests, the school counselor reat^ by calling her in and asking if she had an emotional problem.
Yet all three women bought beat-up caiv--Sofaoe a Ford. Gatchell aChevy--and plunged diiecdy imo auto mechanics. They are hands-on people who learned with a thoroughness that comes from an admission of complete ignorsmce.
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drew a picture of every step and part until she understood how the mechanism worked. It took all day. but it was the best brake job that car ever had." she says.
Lindamood admits to a rocky start with her male co-workers at Chrysler but adds. They liked me. And I loved them. When I got married, they bought me a washer and had it delivered in the middle of the wedding ceremony."
Lindamoods philorophy? Personal Lib: I just do what I want to do, and if I cant o it, it makes me mad."
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Theres nothing quite like a Chrisonas goose, with its crisp brown ddn and its wonderfidly flavored all-dark meat. It's grand on a platter, and tf you perform a little trick surgery on the joints before roasting its amazingly easy to carve.
YouII never have a problem with goose fat (theres alottf it!) when you steam the bird first, as directed here, then proceed to roast it to a perfect crisp brown. And the clear goose fat you collea makes wonderj^l Old World sauted potatoes, braised cabbage and sauerkraut. A friend of ours, by the way, cooking herfirst goose, had never heard about goose fat. She set her bird to roast on a rack in an inch-deep Jelly-roll pan and went to the other end of die house to wash her hair. An hour later, she was roused by fire engines roaring up the driveway. Smoke was billowing out of the kitchengoose fat
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We suggest a savory prune sn^ng for the goose and, for accompaniment, a buttery pure of yams piped out in festive, upstanding peaks. YouII also want a green vegetle, like broccoli or brussels sprouts, and you could well serve a cranberry something.
Goose being hearty, we suggest a light startcelery root rmoulade garnished with shrimp. Its unusual, and it goes especially well with the rest of the menu.
Dessert is traditional: a real Englbh plum pudding, slowly steamed with raisins and currants and rum, and spices like mace and cinnamon and nutmeg. Broughtflaming to the table and served with a light and foaming zabione sauce, its about as goad as a good pudding can be. Its Christmas!
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Thinking perhaps that the high-tem-perature roast meAod weve discus^ tor turkey mi^t make a fat-free, crisp goose, 1 tried that. 1 pricked the goose skin at the lower breast and around the
thighs. Then 1 started roasting the bird in a oven for 30 minutes, reduced the heat to4S0F, added a little water and chopped carrots, onions and celery to the pen, and continued roasting for about 2Vi hours, basting occasionally. The leg-diighs were beautiftil, but the breast was very much dried out and overcooked, and too much of the fat ^11 remained under the skin.
Several of us on our cooking team tried other systems. I suggested to Rosenwry. our recipe developer and food designer, that she tiy something involving steam. This recipe is the rult. The xeliminary pricking of skin and the 3/4 mirto 1 hour steaming, fcdlowed by a breast-down, covered roasting, ends ^ a final breast-i^), cover-off browning. We roasted five geese for this a^le, and we produced (and ale!) a delicious bird every time. We hope you too wUl enjoy the perfect ioose. and we wish you a very happy
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IT WAS SEVERAL DAYS BEFORE Giristmas. and already Santa Claus 1^ begun to make his rouiids in San Antonio, Tex. Driving in a blue van, the man in the Santaoutfitred and white suh. Mack boots, thick white beardmade his way down a narrow side road in the west side barrio" section of the city.
He stopped at one of the many shanties crammed together on the street. Remnants of white paint clung to the tiny houses rotting wood, and its walls appeared on the verge of caving in. Santa, toting a clear-plastic bag filled with presents, knocked on the door. A middle-aged Mexican-American woman answered. Four children in tanered clothes peered out shyly from behind their mother. Santa Claus, they said in unison.
Merry Christmas. Santa Claus said, and he handed each of the children two neatly wrapped gifts bearing tags with their names. At first, they stared in disbelief at the gifts. Then they each timidly and carefullyBy Christopher Phillips
unwrapped one of them; the other they saved to open on Christmas Day.
One of the little girls gasped as she pulledout of the wrapping paper a brand-new Raggedy Ann doll. Her dark almond eyes widened as she giued at her present. "Its what I always wanted." she said. "Its what I wrote you and asked for." The little girl ran up to Santa and hugged him tightly. A tear canre down Santas cheek. "Merry Christmas, child. he said.
The other three children jumped up and down, unable to control their excitement. My chi Idren kept telling me you were going to come and bring them presents." their mother stammered to the visitor. "And I kept trying to tell them there's no such thing as Santa. Now I know there is. You dont know how much this means to us.
Yes. he did. And so did the woman dressed in the elf outfit who gave each of the children a large candy cane. There wouldnt be a Christmas for these
impoverished children, and for about 30.000 other needy youngsters tluoughout San Antonio, without this special helper of Santas. Every Christmas since 1969, Louise Locker Elliott has rnade sure that the poor children of San Antonio dont go without a special gift. And she has made sure that their belief in Santa Cteus and the spirit of giving remains unshaken.
1 talked with Louise. 36. at the headquarters of tiK nonprofit, all-volunteer Elf Louise. Inc.."situated in an old three-story Army banracks a* Fwt Sam Houston. Louisea tall, striking woman with wavy blonde hair and piercing blue eyeswas wearing jeans and a T-shirt with a drawing of Santa holding a pickd si^ that said, "How would you feel if I didnt believe in your
I asked Louise how she came to start the gift-giving program.
1 was 19. a junior in college." ste said in a soft-spoken yet firm voice. When Christmas season rolled around, 1 had a crummy feeling in the pit of my stomach. Christmas wasnt lit^ up to my expectatkms; something was missing. I didnt know exactly what, but 1 tried to figure out what 1 could do to make Christmas more meaningful to me. f And suddenly! thought. Wouldn't it be nice if I could give a gift to a little girl who otherwise would go without onegive her exactly what she wanted, just like Santa would?'So 1 went to the post office to see if there were any Santa letters ftom children. There were many. After 1 got permission to read them. I discovered numerous letters from children who couldnt understand why they never got prerents for Christmas. They didnt undstand that their families were too poor to afford gifts.
Yet they obviously still believed in Santa Claus. There were even letters from mothers who wrote to Santa and said, 1 know you have a lot of children to go to, but Im teal pow and dont have any money to get presents for my kids. Could you bring us a few stiull gifts? Even though 1 fust had in mind just giving one child a gift, after I read all there letters. I decitfed to answer 13 of them, all ftom families who werent expecting anything for Christmas.
1 didnt have much money, and 1 wanted to buy as many new things as possible. So being the bold person 1 am. I drove around the city with my Santa letters and when I saw someone who looked nice. Id
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approach him and ask him to make a donation. And do you know that aJmost all of the people 1 approached made a dontfioo. and no one ever said, *ls this some kind of joke?'
I showed one letter to a man who sold Christmas trees. The letter was from a little gjrl who wrote, Weve never had a Oiristmas tree.' And she had drawn a picture of a tree covered with li^ts and ornaments. The man started crying. He said, Lea roe show you the most beautiful tree 1 have. You take it to that child.
And then, on Christmas Eve, 1 and a friend whom 1 had persuaded to dress up as Santa Claus delivered die gifts. When Santa knocked on a door, the familys reaction was always a combination of shock and joy. Even though the gifts were small, the families were all so grareful. They had such a tremendous belief in Santa Gaus.
And 1 knew then that 1 had found the meaning in Christmas that had been lackingthe spirit of giving.
After that first Christmas, even though Louise shunned publicity, word quickly spread of the ^ta Claus who had mysteriously appeared in some of the poorest neighboriwods in the city, delivering gifts. Louise felt that she couldn't disappoint the children the following Christmas, so she continued to deliver gifts, albeit to a much l^er number of children. Today. l6Christmases later, her program has blossomed into one in which no less than 500 volunteers garbed as Santa, along with an equal number of elvesnot to mention the more than 2000 ocher volunteers who help prepare the giftstake pan.
Besides the thousands of Dear Santa letters Louise receives from the post office, the citys social-service agencies also inform her of families who expect no gifts on Christmas. By early summer, Louise already had ordered about $75,000 in toys id otfier gifts. She ordered them on faith. Every year, enough people make donations to cover the cost of the gifte she buys.
Louise took me into one of the large wrapping rooms, all of which were bustling with activity. The room was decorated with holly and mistletoe, and shelves stacked with gifts lined the walls. Volunteers wofked shoulder to shoulder wrapping presents on each side of a row of tables.
It was organized chaos at its finest and it was hard, exhausting work. Yet the volunteers, who had spent nearly all of their spare time since early November gening the thousands of gifts ready for delivery, were, without exception, smiling and laii^jiing.They are remaikable. said Louise. They're the real story. They care enough about strangers to make sure their Quistmas is a happy
This is a rather imorthodox program, she added. As you can see, this isnt your traditional group of volunteers. continuedIS.
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People from all walks of life helped young and old. rich and poor, white-collar and blue-collar. Teenagers, many of them with punk haircuts, worked side by side with elderly women. Burly, tattooed men in sleeveless, faded denim jacketsmembers of a local motorcycle grouphelped assemble toys alongside Army officers, including a four-star general. A boy with cerebral palsy was diligently at work placing the wrapped gifts in sacks and taking them to the Santas.
1 asked Leigh, a woman who was busily wrapping gifts, why she had volunteered. "I started several years ago." she said. "I'd found out a couple of years earlier that I had multiple sclerosis, the doctors told me I'd eventually be paralyzed. But I made a phenomenal recovery, and I'm still in remission. There were so many peopleboth friends and strangerswho had been so supportive through all this. 1 felt like I owed something. And this is one way to return some of the kindness I was shown."
Both men and women were dressed as Santa Ciaus. and many. I was told, came from the pow ncighbrhtxxls where the gifts are delivered. Many Santas, after visiting a home, let their involvement go beyond delivering gifts. One volunteer Santa saw that a family on his route didn't have any furniture: the parents had spent all their money paying the medical bills of their daughter, w ho had leukemia. The next day. the man brought the family a set of furniture, which he had paid for himself.
Louise, who is a psychotherapist, said there was a good reason why those who delivered gifts dressed as Santa Claus. Families don't feel awkward accepting a gift from Santa." she explained. "Santa epitomizes the spirit of giving. If the
volunteer wasn't in a Santa suit, the families might feel like they were getting charity, and that's demeaning. That isn't what we want. Everybody d^rves to be paid attention to and to be cared about. And. at Christmas, that is Santa's task.
Later that evening, a man in a Santa suit wearily walked in. He had been delivering gifts since the afternoon. Louise put her arm around him and said, "You've hadahardday. Why don't you go home now?"
TIk man shook his head. 1 don't want to," he said. 1 enjoy helping. Somebody dressed as SantaI don't have any idea who it wascame to my house last Christmas. It was the most depressing time of my life. I'd just lost my job^I'd never been out of work arid I lost my dignity and self-worth. But then Santa came and delivered gifts to my children: he brought us the spirit of Christmas. That gesture restored my faith in mankind. It gave me the strength to try to get another job. And I did. So this year I want to do as much as I can for other needy families."
Louise didn't tell him. but it was a volunteer Santa from her program who had delivered the timely gifts to his family last Christmas. Just knowing that her program had made such a difference in this man's life was the best gift she could have received for Christmas.
Louise does have one other special wish of her own this Christmas: I wish more than anything that people in other communities would start similar Christmas programs for needy children. No child should go without a present from Santa Claus on Christmas." 9
If you would like more informaiion about the program, write to: ElfUmise. P.O. Box 39295. Dept. P. San Antonio. Tex. 7B2I8.
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Bn April 10.1849. the inventor Waiter Hunt was granted a patent for a newfangled gadgetthe safety pin.
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In the last year, no terminal disease has been more widely or intensively publici2ed than AIDS, which is sexually transmitted for the most part. One would dmdc. therefore, that the brothel business would be off in die 12 counties of Nevada where piostitiition is legal. That does not seem to be the case.
**Businessisnotoff. its just different," says Beverly Harrell, madam of one of the states 35 bordellosthe Cottontail Rtmch in Lida Junction, 150 miles north of Las Vegas. *t)ur patrons seem to be engaging more in safe sex than they used to, which is a good thing. By 'safe sex, Harrell means the use of
contraceptive sheaths.
Catherine Lowe, the state health administrator, who has asked brothel-owners to have all their prostitutes screened for the AIDS virus, confirms Harrells comment.
As of Nov. I. she discloses, there were 26 reported cases of AIDS in Nevada; 24 males, most of them homosexuals; and two females, both of them unregulated, unexamined, streetwalking prostitutes.
Neither of these two. one of whom has since died, worked in a brothel. One plied her trade in Washoe County, where Reno is located and prostitution is illegal, and the other worked Clark County, whose leading city is Las Vegas and in which prostitution also is illegal. In all, five of Nevadas 17 counties prohibit prostitution.
In the 12 counties where some 400 ladies of the night are legally employed
in brothels, they are required to undergo weekly examinations by a physician and monthly blood tests to check for syphilis and other venereal disease but not, as of diis writing, for AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Many of the prostitutes, however, have submitted voluntarily to AIDS tests.
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f youre a high school student and vrould like to attend an Ivy League college (Yale, Harvard. Princeton, Dartmouth, Columbia, Brown, Pennsylvania or Cornell) but feel you cant make it into or afford one, be of good cheer. Eight public Ivy League equivalents and nine runners-up have been compiled by Richard Moil, dean of admissions at the University of California at Santa Cruz, in his new book. The Public vys.
Moll, 50, who did his undergraduate work at Duke and earned a Doctor of Divinity degree at Yale, is truly knowledgeaUe about American coUe^ and universities. Hes worked in the admissions dffoes of Harvard aid Yale, served as director of admissions at Vassar and Bowdoin, and is also the author of Playing the Private CoUege
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Insofar as undergraduate education is concerned. Moll told us recently, and on the basis of these four criteria admissions selectivity, a quality academic program with importance accorded to liberal arts, resources, and the image of pre^gemy selectkms for the best public undergraduate coUeges and universities in diis country are the following eight.
In alphabetical order, they are:
1) College of William amd Mary at Williannburg, Va.
2) Miami University at Oxford, Ohio
3) University of California at
Berkel^, Davis, Irvine, Los Aisles, Riverside, San Diego. Sanu Barbara and Santa Cruz
4) University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
5) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
6) University of Texas at Austin
7) University of Vermont at Burlington
8) Umverii^ of Virginia at Charlottesville
Moll says that tuition and expenses at the eight private Ivy Leagire institutions range from $13,000 to $17,000 a year, while die yearly tab for out-of-state students at his eight public equivaloits ranges from $6(XX) to $9000.
If none of his first eigltt state-suppoited colleges and universities appe^ to you or fits your objectives, here is his second alphab^ical list, which he terms the best of the rest;
1) Georgia Institute of Technology at Atlanta
2) New College of the University of South Florida at Sarasota
3) Pennsylvania State University at University Park
4) State University of New York at Binghamton
5) University of Colorado at Boulder
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Planning to sue a doctor for nupr^ce? If so. be sure you win the case and are awarded a hefty settlement because you may encounter difficulty in finding another physician to treat you regularly. Thats a joke, of course, but not entirely.
Medical doctors are so fearful of malpractice suits these days that
they are subscribing to information services that, on a fee-per-name basis, identify lawsuit-h^y patients.
One physician in Santa Monica, Calif., says his nurse checks out each new patient with a research service as a matter of course, if the information indicates that the patient has filed a lawsuit against another physician or has a history of heavy litigation in general." he explains, 1 become very wary. I dont necessarily turn the patient down, but 1 make him or her sign all the necessary consent forms. And if 1 have any trouble with the patient. 1 suggest that the person get another physician.
Better safe than sorry."
Eventually, of course, a group of entrepreneursprobably lawyers will structure a COT^Miterized research service thti supplies patients with data disclosing which doctors have been sued for malpractice most frequently and successfully.WtalerVMalioii BaigaiN
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vacationers to know that Mexico is not a devastated land. Completely unscadied by the earthquakes of . Sept. 19-20 are such tourist centers as Puerto Vallarta. Cancn. Mazatln, Los Cabos, Manzanillo and Guadalajara. A few hotels in Acapulco suffered minor cracks, but these reportedly have been repaired.
Armando Bojorquez. president of the Mexican Association of Travel Agencies, reports thatinstead of raising their winter rates by 30% hotel owners are planning to slash their prices by as much as 50%, making Mexico the best winter vacation buy in years."
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