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THE DAILY
105th YEAR NO. 154
GREENVILLE. N.C.
TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 29. 1986
72 PAGES PRICE 50 CENTS
Stormy Weather
By HAROLDJOYNER Reflector Staff Writer
A brief but violent electrical storm broujeht high wind and heavy rain to the Greenville area Saturday afternoon, causing minor damage but leaving some streets flooded.
Three stoplights at the intersection of U.S. 13 and N.C. 11 fell to the ground after winds broke the cable, according to Pitt County officials.
[ In Greenville, the rain filled an underpass on Dickinson Avenue, closing the road for about 40 minutes.
Police reopened the road after the downpour subsided and the runoff drained.
Tree limbs and leaves scattered the area after heavy gusts of wind blew through eastern North Carolina.
The storm was part of a system that caused at least three confirmed tornadoes - in Chowan, Gates and Dare counties - and brought a tornado warning for Pitt and tour other counties late Saturday.
Radar indicated a tornado was near ground west of Greenville as the
storm approached, but authorities said a touchdown by the twister was never confirmed.
The national Weather Service said the thunderstorms developed from northeastern North Carolina into the southern Piedmont. The steady flow of intense heat and humidity were responsible for triggering the severe storms, the weather service said.
Temperatures remained in the mid-90s throughout the day. but
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Teachers' Raises Approved
County Keeps Tax Rate As Pay Levels Increase
DRIVERS VIEW An electrical storm accompanied by brief but heavy rainfall and high winds struck the Greenville area Saturday afternoon, causing some street
flooding hut no major damage. This phtoma|th was made from Reade Circle facing east during the height of the storm. (Reflector Photo bv Cliff Hollis)
By STLARTSAVAGE Reflector Staff Writer
A budget for the coming fiscal year totaling some $35.7 million has been adopted by Pitt County Commissioners, who retained the tax rate of 64 cents per $100 in property value that was in effect this year.
For the most part, the budget adopted Friday afternoon for the fiscal year 1986-1987 which begins July 1 sets expenditures for various county departments and agencies at levels given tentative approval during a series of budget workshops over the past several weeks.
But the new budget also includes items given approval at Fridays session:
- $709,165 to implement initial phases of a new pay plan, which among other things gives all county employees a 5 percent pay increase.
- ^,170 to give county-paid school teachers a 6*2 percent increase and other locally paid school
employees a 5 percent increase (consistant with action expected from the General Assembly for state-paid school personnel).
- $100,000 as requested by the schools to increase teachers supplements by .5 percent (from the present 1.25 percent of a teachers salary to 1.75 percent) (an item which had tentatively been dropped during earlier budget meetings).
- $53,000 as requested by the schools to give extra pay for extra duty for such petitions as coaches and band directors (which had also been dropped earlier).
The 64-cent tax rate for the coming year is expected to generate $15.7 million in revenue based on the net valuation for budget purposes of $2,453 billion. This years budget of $33.51 million was based on the 64-cent rate raising $15.14 million on a net property valuation of $2,365 billion.
The way was cleared for the adoption of the new budget when commis
sioners decided what to do about a new pay plan for the county.
Earlier last week board members were told that it would cost $1.02 million to fully implement the new plan, which resulted from a personnel study conducted by a Raleigh consulting firm.
The study said Pitts starting salaries average 9.27 percent below those of labor market competitors and suggested that most workers leaving the county workforce voluntarily within the past year left for higher paying jobs.
To reduce turnover of employees and to bring salaries in line with labor market competition, the study recommended the reclassification of some jobs, as well as a new pay plan that would provide some automatic pay increases, based on length of service, to give some upward mobility for employees without them having to be promoted. However, the
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City's Budget Ignores Employees' Pay Rates
By DON REUTER Reflector Staff Writer City employees will not reap the benefits of revenue sources, such as refuse fees and Sunday sales, when the newly approved 1986-87 budget goes into effect Tuesday. *
"The budget doesnt include funds for wage adjustments for city employees, said City Manager Gail Meeks. "We consider wage adjustment each year. Generally, we consider them in the fall.
Ms. Meeks said funds have been recommended in the budget to cdh-
tinue the merit prog. under guidelines approved by the City Council, and employee salaries will be based on the last payroll period for fiscal year 1985-86.
"The City Council set guidelines in 1980 for the administration of the merit program to be considered on the anniversary of date of the each employee, Ms. Meeks said "Employees are paid for doing a job and doing it well. The merit pay is for those who perform above their job expectations.
Ms. Meeks said several factors
have to be considered when salaries arc discussed in November At that time if we want a rai.se -.djustment, we hav< to lind .surplus revenue or additional money beeau.se none has been committed to an in crease, she said.
City employees received a : per cent increase in NovemtxT ol lOK'), according to .\Is Meeks.
Meanwhile, the newly approved $86,452,856 budget includes $84,(KK) for a joint pay and classification study
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Election Hearing Delayed
A public hearing scheduled for July 7 to receive comments on a proposal to change the method of electing members of the Pitt County Board of Commissioners has been canceled by the board and will be rescheduled.
The board's action resulted from a request by D.D. Garrett, president of the Pitt County chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and on the advice of the boards lawyers.
Garrett requested the postponement earlier this month when it was
learned that the county meeting, scheduled by commissioners in mid-May, would conflict with a hearing scheduled for the same night by the Greenville City Council on proposed changes in the citys election system. The citys hearing was scheduled in April.
The hearing is part of a timetable for making changes in the system of electing commissioners adopted by the board in May.
The timetable calls for having a new election method, to ensure black
representation on the tx.ard. devel oped by the end of this calenrlar year The new method would then lie presented to the General Assembly early in the 1987 session for legislative action. submitted to the r.S .ketia-Department for approval and mi plemented in the 198.d elecfioib
The ^lard currentl\ consi.st.v oi sia members who are reijuiri d to live m and are elected Irom re.'-uiencv districts, but all memlxTs are voiefl on by all voters in the count)..
Eppes Alumni Schedule Annual Reunion In July
GIFT FROM THE P.AST - John Watson of Bethel stands beside the .Massey-llarris .Mustang tractor that he sold in 1956. Friends and relatives located the tractor and returned it to him Friday night at a dinner marking his
retirement as manager of the ambulance department at Pitt Countv MemoTial Hospital. (Reflector Photo bv Cliff Hollis)
By CHER IE EVANS Refector Staff Writer Each graduation ceremony at Greenville Industrial-Eppes High School may have been special to the students, parents and faculty, but the 1%9 graduation ceremony was different. It was the last.
On May 29,1969,123 seniors listened to student leaders Evelyn Debora Edwards and George Willoughby en
courage values and preservation a.s part of their graduation ceremony at Eppes High .School We mu.st also build worthwhile community values. .. Ms. Edwards said, "putting societys needs over our individual needs. And in his message, Willoughby said, We owe it to our ancestors to preserve our rights in their entirety which they have delivered to our care."
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Thirty Years Later, Bethel Man Recovers His Tractor
ByCAROLTVER Reflector Staff Writer
When John Watson quit farming in 1956. it seemed to him impractical to keep his tractor, so he sola it.
Yet for the jpast 30 years, off-and on, the Bethel resident - who will retire Monday after 184 years as the first and only manager of the Pitt County Memorial Hospital Ambulance Department Ims wished he had kept his beloved Mal^y-Harris Mustang. Hes thought fondly of the tractor and how much fun and how useful it could have been to him.
Occasionally he spoke of it to a friend.
A little over a year ago, the subject came up while he was having lunch with his friends, Charles Mayo and Dr. Byron Burlingham.
"What do you think happened to that tractor? Mayo asked.
. Oh, I dont think it even exists now, he answered. "It was sold a couple of times and then a shelter it was under blew down several years ago and I never saw it again. It must have been ruined then.
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himself, it wasnt lost?
He contacted Watsons wife and found out to whom the tractor was originally sold. This man told him to whom he sold it. That man is no longer living, but his widow agreed to search for the bill of sale and tell Mayo to whom it was sold next.
That person was contacted. He had the tractor and refused to sell what was to him a prized possession.
Several months later, however, he called Mayo and s^id. Ive changed my mind. If you cah find me a comparable tractor. Ill trade you.
Mayo and that man located an acceptable tractor in Raleigh and the trade was carried out, with Mayo, Watsons wife, his son and daughter, and his three sisters providing the money for the purchase of the tractor need^ for the trade.
Members of the Pitt Memorial Ambulance Departmnt established a fiind to refurbish the tractor to its original glory. They and many others of Watson's friends about 65 persons, all told - contributed Joe McLawhorn, ^operator of McLawhorns Garage on N.C. 43
North, got the machine in running order and painted it at a discounted price. Sue Leonard, a commercial artist who lives in Falkland, donated her time to duplicate the original name and serial numbers. The original attachments disc harrow, cultivators and fertilizer hopper -were also boi^hl to complete the gift.
Friday nignt Watsons friends and relatives including his wife, Mary, his son, John Jr. of Raleigh. hi.s daughter, Mary Sue Witmer of Columbia, S.C., two of his three grandchildren. and his three sisters. Maj.
(Ret.) Myra Watson. Annetie .McKae and Sue (!^annon. all of Bethel field a dinner honoring his retirement Following the dinner, he was m vited out to the parking lot of the restaurant and his friends and admirers trooped out fx-hind him There, having arrived after the dinniT wa.-under way. sat the tractor he had N-lieved he would never see again.
His friend, Tyrone Artis ' videotaped the presentation, .along with the dinner and the post-presem tation reception given b\ Watson's niece. Margaret Cannon
('ongleton ROBERSONVILLE - Mr. Levi Congleton died Friday in Martin General Hospital.
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Congleton Funeral Home ofRobersonville.
gifts be made to American Cancer ScNciety.
Arrangements by Farmville Funeral Ho
lome.
Davis
SOUTHERN PINES - Mrs. Doris Bivins Davis, 73, of 260South Ashe St. died Thursday at her home.
Her funeral will be conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in Carthage United Methodist Church. Burial will be , Mount Hope Cemetery.
Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Harriet D. Clark of Greenville, Mrs. Sylvia D. Adkins of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs. Annette D. Wilkinson of Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Capt. Dianne S. Davis of Ocean Side, Calif.; one brother, McClure Bivens of Pinehurst and eight grandchildren.
Memorials may be given to Sandhills Hospice, Box 1913, Pinehurst, N.C.28374.
Hicks
WINTERVILLE - Mrs. Dorothy Hicks, 38, of Route 1. Winterville, died at her home Friday Arrangements will be announced by Mitchells Funeral Home.
Lennon
LELAND - Mrs. Eula Rowell Lennon, 86, of Route 1, Leland, died Thursday.
Her funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in Goshen Baptist Church by the Revs Lindsay Miller. Woodrow Robins and Lynwood Peterson. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Surviving are her husband. George William Lennon of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Betsy Summerville and Mrs. Nancy Clark, both of Leland; three sons. Donald Ray Lennon of Greenville, James Council Lennon of Richmond, Va.. and Billy Rowell Lennon of the home; 1*5 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Andrews Mortuary, Wilmington.
House
WILSON - Mr. Harold Floyd Rouse, 57, of Wilson died Friday in Duke Medical Center.
His funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in St. Timothy Episcopal Church, Wilson, by the Rev. Downs Spitler. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery. Farmville.
Mr. Rouse was member of St Timothy Episcopal Church.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice Pittman Rouse of the home; a daughter. Miss Charlotte Anne Rouse of I^leigh; two sons, Walter David Rouse of Charlotte and Harold Bradley Rouse of Atlanta; his mother, Mrs. Robert D. Rouse of Farmville: one brother Robert D. Rouse Jr. of Farmville, and one grandchild.
The family suggests that memorial
Wiggins
NEW BERN - Mr. James C. Wiggins, 72, died Friday in Craven County Hospital in New Bern.
His funeral will be conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday in Wilkerson Funeral Chapel. Vanceboro, by the Rev. Jack Phil ips. Burial will l)e in Cedar Grove Cemetery, New Bern.
Mr. Wiggins, a native of Craven County, spent most of his life in the New Bern area. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War 11 and was retired from the civil service at Cherry Point Marine Air Base. He was a member of Faith Free Will Baptist Church.
vSurviving are his wife. Mrs. Doris Mercer Wiggins; a son, Bennie Morris of Garner; three step-sons, Carl F. Wood Jr. of New Bern. Ronald G. Wood of Ashland, Va.. and Wilbur R. Wood of Grantsboro; a stepdaughter. Mrs. Donald J. Lewis of New Bern; a brother. Matt E. Wiggins of Vanceboro; three sisters. Mrs. Marietta W. Toler of Vanceboro, Mrs. Thelma W. Brinkley of New Bern and Mrs. Sallie W. Van Houten of Bridgeton; two grandchildren; 12 step-grandchildren, and six greatgrandchildren.
Williams FOUNTAIN - A funeral for Mr. Alexander Williams, 84, will be held
at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Pauls Chapel AME Zion Church, near Appie.
Burial 'I follow in St. Delight Cemetery, Walstonburg.
Mr. Williams was a member of Pauls Chapel Church, and he served on the board of trustees.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Martha Williams of the home; one daughter. Miss Elsie Williams of Utah; one son, Eddie Lee Williams of Farmville, and one brother, Leroy Williams of Washington.
The family will receive friends at Hemby Memorial Funeral Chapel. Fountain, from 8-9 p.m. Monday. At other times, the family will be at the home, Route 1, Fountain.
Polish Communists Restoring Authority
WARSAW, Poland (AP) Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev arrived in Warsaw Saturday on the eve of the first Polish Communist Party Congress since the Solidarity union movement was crushed by martial law in 1981.
Gorbachevs presence indicated
presence
that Polish leaner Gen. Wojciech
Jaruzelski has regained the Soviets confidence by restoring the partys shattered authority, said party sources, who insisted'on anonymity.
Jaruzelski apparently views the congress as a decisive phase in his efforts to revitalize the 2.1 million-member party following the 1980 workers revolt that led to the formation of Solidarity.
Party officials hinted that an
amnesty could be declared for some political prisoners after the five-day congress.
Police meanwhile kept up pressure on prominent dissidents in an apparent effort to prevent disturbances during the congress. In Gdansk and Warsaw, police questioned Lech Walesa ana other former Solidarity officials. Two ex-officials were reported detained,
Security was tight in Warsaw as delegations from Soviet bloc countries arrived. Police patrols randomly stopped cars and checked identity cards.
The 1,776 delegates at Congress Hall are expected to endorse Jaruzelskis policy of making cautious economic reforms.
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Playwrights' Conference Offers Writers Forum For Their Works
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RALEIGH - Mr, Cooper Ellis Taylor, 83, died Friday in Rex Hospital.
His funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in First Baptist Church of Raleigh. Burial will be in Winterville at 4:30 p.m.
Mr. Cooper was the former* president of Taylor Biscuit Co. of Cary. He was the founder of Service Corps of Retired Executives and a member of the Rotary Club for .50 years. He served as deacon at his church and was past president of Sunday School,
Surviving are two sons. Cooper E. Taylor Jr. of Atlanta and John Caroll Taylor of Roxbury, Conn., and one grandchild.
Arrangements by 'Brown-Wynne Funeral Home.
By HAROLDJOVNER Reflector Staff Writer
Playwrights in the southeastern part of the country have an organization designed to help them improvise their works, as well as market their plays - an advantage most writers
conference was the second, and the planning began in January.
We are very pleased with tonights (Fridays) conference, Ms. Distefanosaid.
in the non-profit organization, fund president David Scott said, is that the writer can see his play as it is supp(^e to be and what it has become in front of an audience.
of plays never have. At the
the second Southeastern Playwrights Conference held this weekend in Greenville, Durham playwright Gloria Monday said she was excited to see the audiences reaction to her play, "Pot of Gold, but not frightened.
Pot of Gold is a play that takbs place in North Carolina s Piedmont and centers around a family trying to save a troubling farm. Other problems are interwoven in the plot, making the play adaptable anywhere, Ms. Monday said.
Pot of Gold deals with issues of the South and it doesn't poke fun at anyone, she said. "This work has a deeper meaning of people facing problems - almost like a quest for identity.
Ms. Monday said she started writing about three years ago. She said the decision to try writing a play augmented her lifelong infactuation with live theater.
For most writers, the chance of rejection often haunts the artist, but Ms. Monday said the writer should never give up hope.
We meet the needs of playwrights and production people by providing (the proper) environment, Ms. Distefano said. The public also sets the chance to meet with the playwright, too.
One of the advantages of par-
Not only does the audience play a crucial part in the workings, Scott said, but the actors offer their thoughts as well. The playwright needs a forum to see his work live, and thats why were here.
Similar organizations exist
elsewhere in the country, Scott said, but the Southeastern region concentrates on all stages of a playwrights work - trom it's inception to marketing it,
The playwright must be coached during the workshops, he said, and has to realize the audiences reactions to a piece. He cant do it alone. About 60 persons attended Friday nights performance of Ms. Mondays play, and the audience led a 30-minute discussion of the play.
Writing has always been fun for me. The beginning writer has to have faith in what he does, and not be crushed when he gets a rejection slip. For the experienced writer, advice should always Ix; taken bv others.
The Playwrights Fund of North Carolina Inc. began five years ago, according to Nancy Distefano, conference chairman This weekends
PLAYWRIGHTS CONFERENCE - A three-day conference of the Playwrights Fund of North Carolina Inc. held in Greenville allowed members to share ideas about how to make their work better. Gloria Monday, left, a Durham playwright, was able to see her play Pot Of
Gold" presented and to hear criticisms from other playwrights. Also attending were Nancy Distefano, conference chairman: David Scott, playwright president, and state Rep. Walter B. Jones Jr. (Reflector Photo bv Cliff Hollis)
Rare Limousine Sells For $6.5 Million
RENO, Nev. (AP) - Texas real estate developer Jerry J. Moore has added to his $70 million classic car collection in a big way, outlasting 30 other bidders to buy a rare 1931 Bugatti Royale limousine for $6.5 million.
Ill be the only kid on the block who has this, said Moore, of Houston, who already had 270 classics in his collectionbefore capturing the prize of the Harrahs Automobile Collection auction on Friday.
It's the most money anyone has ever paid for a car. The $6.5 million price tag eclipsed the record set last year by Dominos pizza baron Tom Monaghan, who paid $1 million each for two Duesenbergs.
Moore also added a 1933 Duesenberg Speedster to his collection on a bid of $600,000, the 27th Duesenberg in his collection.
The biggest prize was the Bugatti Royale, one of six in the world and the only one that was currently for sale, a sleek, elegant black and gold vehicle Ettore Bugatti built for himself.
Moore, who promised to show the car in public, was one of 31 eligible bidders for the Bugatti who showed bank letters guaranteeing at least $1 million in cash.
Rolls Royce Silver Ghosts and a couple of Stutz Bearcats. Some of the cars can be driven home; others must be towed.
The auctions began last year when Holiday Inn, Inc. decided to sell most of the the late William F. Harrahs 1,436-car collection acquired when it purchased Harrahs Hotel-Casinos.
Holiday Inn has offered 246 of the
automobiles to the private William F. Harrah Automobile Foundation auto museum in Reno.
Auctioneer Dean Kruse had )redicted the car would bring $7 mil-ion to $14 million.
The Bugatti is among 237 items being liquidated by the collection in the three-day sale ending Sunday. The first 98 items sold on Friday brought $9.5 million.Med-Center 1
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Something To Think About
Klan March Ignites Confrontation
Roderick M. Phillips
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CHICAGO (AP) Thousands of Ku Klux Klan supporters shouting racial slurs clashed violently with anti-racist groups Saturday, injuring at least eight police officers, authorities said. Seventeen people were arrested.
The International Committee Against Racism and an all-black group called Crusaders of Justice staged simultaneous demonstrations to counter a rally by the KKK at Marquette Park in a predominantly white neighborhood on the citys Southwest Side.
Police arrested 15 whites and two blacks in three separate clashes, charging three of them with battery, said Sgt. Frank Connelly. The rest were to be charged with disorderly conduct.
As the hooded Klansmen had prepared to march toward the park for their White Pride Rallv, about
20 blacks and whites wielding baseball bats attacked them, authorities said. Six police officers
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None of the Klansmen was apparently injured, and authorities said they did not know if any of the attackers was hurt.
As about 1,000 whites gathered for the Klan rally, an integrated group of about 80 people congregated 500 feet away for a rally staged by the International Committee Against Racism, said police officer Dennis McNamara.
Thanks to the miracles of modern medical science, healthy organs from the body of a deceased person can be successfully transplanted to help restore the health of a living person. These commonly include kidneys, corneas, hearts, livers, and skin
ORGAN DONATIONS
The decision to make such a donation is, of course, a personal one. It might be well to add, however, that virtually all religions in the United States have no restrictions in regard to the donation of organs to help another patient regain his or her health.
One should also keep in mind that
the donation of an organ in no way modifies one's funeral arrangements. The removal of the organ is carried out in an operating room by a team of surgeons and nurses for transplantation to the recipient. Then, after a brief postmortem. the body can be transferred to the funeral home and the decen-dents wishes carried out as specied and desired.
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Honor Students
Several area students have attain-' ed the deans list for spring semester at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Students who made all As were Julia M. Farrior of Farmville and Stei^nie A. Marshall of Greenville. Others who attained the deans list were Carla E. Snow, Brenda G. Stanton, Lara L. Hamblen and Paul L. Goodson, all of Greenville.
Republican Meeting
The Pitt County Republican Party will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Planters National Bank.
Breathers Meeting
The Better Breathers Club of the American Lung Association will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Gaskins-Leslie Building, conference roomB.
The topic for the meeting will be Panic Control in Breathing. Annette DeVito will be the guest speaker. The text for the meeting will be the Panic Control Workbook.
Governor's School
Several local high school students are attending the Governors School of North Carolina - a summer educational program for gifted and talented students.
Pitt County students participating in the summer residental program are Eric Graham Shine, Edwin Love West, Christopher Scott Strickland, Michael Blaine Shafer, Ellen Margaret Colter, Robert Wesley Barnes, Edward Robert Norris, Cari Elizabeth Smith and Gita Carolina Gulati.
Jones Named
state Rep. Walter B. Jones Jr. of . Farmville has been appointed to the North Carolina State University Centennial Commission.
The 100-member honorary commission is composed of friends of the university who will act as centennial ambassadors during NCSUs centennial year, which begins Tuesday and runs through June 30,1987.
Centennial year plans call for the universitys first Honors Convocation; the publication of pictorial and narrative histories, a groundbraking on the new Centennial Campus, and a Founders Week highlighted by a re-enactment of the legislative resolution of 1887 creating the university.
In The Area
and Reade streets for possession with intent to sale and deliver drugs. Officers said they confiscated a bag containing 32 buds and stems of psilocybin (mushrooms) and one bag of marijuana.
Warren Crevling Wilkes 11 of Greenway Apartments was cited by the department for possessiti of drug paraphernaia, police said
The department also cited Bobby Ray Joyner of Route 2. Box 147. Farmville, for possession of drig paraphelnia at Hudson and Fi:tb streets.
porch of No. 9 Village Green Apartments on loth .Street was reported to Greenville police Saturday.
Police said the owner. John Jeter, valued the plant at atxiut $150,
To The Man Responsible For Moving A Truck Away From A House Fire In Hookerton On Wednesday, June 18th.
THANK YOU!
The Roberson Family
GROUNDBREAKING Rose High School Principal Pat Austin, on left, stands with Dr. Ray Minges, co-chairman of a fund-raising committee, in center, and George Williams, chairman of the Greenville city school
Revival
Bells Chapel Holy Church will conduct a revival Tuesday through Friday beginning at 7:30 nightly. Eldress Annie Outlaw of Roberson-ville will conduct the services.
Award Winner
Anita Renea Medford has been named a national award winner in physical education by the United States Achievement Academy.
She attends D.H, Conley High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hutson.
Violence
The Pitt County Family Violence Program will meet Tuesday at noon at the Pitt County Office Building, 1717 W. Fifth St. Betsy Warren, Pitt County assistant district attorney, will speak.
New Plant
A small Connecticut-based chemical company will locate a processing
facility in Williamston, company of-ficals announced.
United Organics Corp., maker of germicidal chemical additive for househould construction materials, will open by Aug 1, according to Malcolm T. Lieberman, president of the company.
The facility may offer about 15 jobs in Martin County, officials said, but that number could increase to 35 in about two years.
The plant will be located in Farmers Sj^t Warehouse. Renovations have already begun.
Revival
Joy Temple Holiness Church will
The Greenville Police Department reported four drug arrests Saturday.
At 11:30 p.m., police arrested Robert Keith Purser, Route 11, Box 45-A, Greenville, for violation of the controlled substance act, investigating officers said. Purser was found in possession of two small envelopes containing a green leafy, vegetable matter, police said.
At 11:45 p.m., ofncers said Johnnie Ruel Taylor of Route 1, Box 222-E, Fountain, was arrested at.Fourth
REVIVAL
REVIVAL
Fourth Of July Activites Planned
' OLD FASHION HOL Y GHOSJ PRACHING. " SINGING i PRAYII)IG FOR THE SICK.
Magazine Labels East ^Dreariest'
WASHINGTON (AP) Its just not the kind of going away present Sen. John East, R-N.C., would have hoped for from The Washingtonian magazine.
East, who is not running for re-election because of health reasons, has been named in the July issue of the magazine as the dreariest U.S. senator on Capitol Hill. He tied for the honor with Montana Democratic Sen. John Melcher.
In another section called Readers Pick the Best, Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., was picked as the worst senator.
The Washingtonian is a bit tongue-in-cheek anyway, said Mike Wilkinson, Blasts administrative assistant. I dont think anybody takes anything they say very seriously.
Every two years the magazine publishes a lighthearted list of congressional superlatives. In the past, when editors of the magazine picked the awards, they were accused of being biased. This year, the editors mailed confidential questionnaires to press secretaries in the House and Senate.
We were glad there was a tie, and one each was a Democrat and a Republican, said magazine Executive Editor John Sansing. That way it takes a little bit of heat off saying its stacked.
By CHERIE EVANS Reflector Staff Writer
For area residents not planning to visit the Statue of Libi*rty July 4, the Greenville Jaycees have scheduled festive events to almost make Lady Liberty wish she were here.
The Fourth of July celebration in the Town Commons will feature some new events this year, said Ken Moorefield, publicity director for the Jaycees. The celebration has been an annual project of the Jaycees for several years to provide entertainment on the nations birthday.
The raft race and the canoe race are new," he said. The waterslide, the craft show and bake sale are new. too.
There is no age limit for contestants in the games, Moorefield said. We have them for all ages." There will be a small fee to participate in some games, he said, to cover expenses and raise money for charities."
A restaurant will sell barbeque and barbeque chicken plates after 5 p.m..
Moorefield said. All day long, there will be hot dogs and pizza available, he said, And well have drinks for sell."
In addition to the scheduled events listed below, all day activities include bingo, dunking booth, greasy x)le climb, waterslide, and fishing K)oth and pick-up ducks for children.
Scheduled events are: raft race at 10 a.m. and canoe race at 10:30 a.m., (both races begin at Falkland Wildlife Boat Landing); craft show from 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; bake sale from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Popsicle-eating contest at 1 p.m.; water balloon toss at 2 p.m.; tricycle race (bring your own tricycle) at 3 p.m.; egg toss at 4 p.m ; three-legged race at 4:30 p.m.; the Royalmen Gospel Singers at 5 p.m.; the Sweet Adelines and Ladies Barbershop Singers at 6 p.m., and fireworks at 9 p.m.
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Tipped Tequila
BURLESON, Texas (AP) - About 100 people were evacuated about three hours after a parked tanker of tequila tipped onto a van and emitted vajpors first thought to be hazardous, officials said.
They were both parked, and the
tanker truck began to slide down, said Johnson County Chief Deputy John Southerland.
It didnt leak an awful lot, it just leaked vapors into the air," he said.
At first the trucking company relayed information that the vehicle carried hazardous anhydrous ethyl alcohol.
NOTICE
Errors were made on page 5 of our 8607RA insert in todays paper. No. 9 copy and price are for No. 10. No. 9 photo should not have been pictured. No. 10 copy and price are for No. 11. Copy for No. 11 is for a yoke-type vest which is not shown.
We regret the error.
Brendles
THE GREENVILLE JAYCES
BRING YOU FAMILY FUN ON THE TOWN COMMONS
FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY SCHEDULE CITY OF GREENVILLE
CITY HALL & MUNICIPAL OFFICES: These offices will be closeij on Frifjay, July 4.
SANITATION SERVICE; The Public Works Department will be closetd on the Fourth of July. Garbage aniJ trash collection services will not be provided.
GREAT BUSES: City Buses will not operate on Friday, July 4. Regular route service will resume on Saturday.
RECREATION & PARK FACILITIES: All City recreation centers and gymnasiums will be closed on Friday, July 4, but will re-open on Saturday, July 5. River Birch Tennis Center, River Park North, and the City Swimming Pool will be open on July 4.
SHEPPARD MEMORIAL LIBRARY: Library facilities will be closed on Friday, July 4. On Saturday and Sunday, the Library will be open on the regular weekend schedule.
HAVE A SAFE HOLIDAY!
10:00 10:30 11:00-8:00 1:00 to 5:00
Entertainment
Raft Race
Canoe Race beginning at Falkland Craft Show
Games for all ages, with prizes Bingo, Dunking Booth Greasy Role CFmb Water Slide
Tricycle Race (bring your own tricycle)
5:00 to 6:00 The Royalmen 6:00 to 7:00 Sweet Adelines 9:00 Fireworks
The Daily Reflector Hardee's Pepsi
Garner Wholesale
Refreshments will be served all day.
BBQ and BBQ Chicken served from 5:00 p.m. until
The Jaycees wish to thank the following sponsors:
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Carolina Telephone Kiwanis Club Brown-Wood WNCT-TV
Sunday
OpinionCongress Takes Gigantic Step With Tax Reform
Tuesday might be seen as historic by future generations.
It was the day that the United States Senate overwhelmingly approved a bill to simplify and make more equitable the nations tax code.
Never mind that the job is not yet complete, that the Senate version has to be reconciled with a House tax reform bill; this may be a monumental step in tax reform.
This reform effort finds the two houses of Congress and the administration in general agreement that something must be done.
The Senate bill would reduce taxes for most individuals by an average of 6.4 percent or some $215. Taxes would be increased for 25 million people and some $105 billion of federal taxes would be shifted to corporations over the next five years. Some 6 million working poor would be taken entirely off the income tax rolls (perhaps offering incentive to welfare recipients to hold regular jobs.)
For those who do pay taxes there would be just two brackets of 15 percent and 27 percent.
Remarkably the Senate resisted many pressures to restore exemptions for various special interests. Perhaps because all efforts to break open the tax reform package were resisted, the final vote was 97-3, a resounding endorsement of tax reform by the senators.
It was an awesome accomplishment.
It is sobering to remember, however, that the job is not completed. There are important differences between the Senate and House versions of tax reform that must be resolved without the unraveling of all that has been done. If our senators and congressmen can advance tax reform to this stage we have confidence that the job can be completed. We expect final action to come soon.Rose Athletics Deserve Subport
Bids have been accepted and groundbreaking held for the construction of an athletic complex to serve Rose High School and other county school needs.
The low bid of $106,000 provides for field grading and drainage of the athletic site located at Hooker Road and Arlington Boulevard adjacent to the Greenville Middle School property.
The 17.5-acre site was purchased for $350,000 by the Greenville schools. Plans for the property include a football field (to be used for Rose home games) a track, soccer field and baseball and softball facilities.
Funds for construction of the facilities are expected to the raised through a public campaign.
The athletic facilities will, of course, be located a considerable distance from the Rose High campus on Elm Street, although in the future the high school may be moved to the site. Nevertheless, Rose High will at last have its own football stadium with the assurance that it will be available on game nights. For many years Rose has used Ficklen Stadium for its home games and there have been constant conflicts with the East Carolina University football games.
The commitment has been made to ie Arlington Boulevard athletic complex site. The need for the facilities to support the Rose High athletic program is clear and the project deserves the communitys support.
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Alvin
Taylor
Sunday Morning Notes
What ever happened to gasohol?
An article appeared in The Daily Rflector in 1979 about local efforts to produce fethanol on area farms. The expectation was that farm operators would maintain distillery operations from corn. Alcohol so produced could be used in internal combusion engines, but also the byproduct, dried distillery corn, could be used as a high protein food for livestock.
Another byproduct would be methane gas process from raw hog manure to power a methane generator and the distillery operation itself.
There was much planning
at that time for producing alcohol ... from farm products, wood chips or even garbage. The reason is obvious. It was the time of the energy crisis. Gas prices were due to skyrocket and there were even shortages of gas which threatened to bring the industrialized nations to their knees.
The reason we hear little about gas substitutes today is also obvious. There is plenty of oil and prices of gasoline are well below the peaks that were set several years ago.
Are any farmers today producing ethanol on their farms? Not that we know of.
It might be wise, however, to keep those plans handy. We can be sure that plentiful
and inexpensive oil wont last forever. When the crunch comes again it will be helpful to know how to produce ethanol from com, wheat, potatoes, barley and-even garbage.
Kelly Barnhill, a county commissioner, greeted your columnist by noting that he regularly reads this piece, for which I thanked him.
Youre about to turn into an old philosopher, he said. Old? Maybe ... philosopher, never. My dictionary describes a philospher as one who is learned in philosophy or one who meets life calmly. Learned is relative. Calm? You should see me on a cold winter morning when
James J. Kilpatrick
Case Of Survival
WASHINGTON - The House of Representatives on June 18 approved a bill that would impose drastic economic sanctions on South Africa. The bill was an expression of opposition to South Africas policies of apartheid. It was also' an expression of American politics and American hypocrisy.
The bill would compel 284 U.S. firms to leave South Africa within 180 days after final approval. It is not clear what would become of $8.2 billion in direct and indirect investments these companies would have , to leave behind. The bill would bar landing rights to South Africas airline. It would suspend all trade between the United States and South Africa except for certain strategic minerals.
The idea behind this draconian legislation is to pressure the government of South Africa into committing metaphorical suicide. The sponsors seek to impose a system of one-man, one-vote, upon the white minority. They want an end to every law based on racial distinction, and they want it now. It is inconceivable that the Botha government will accede to this attempt by the House to impose upon South Africa certain moral values that historically we ourselves have disdained.
May we have a'short lesson in history? Our founding fathers, greatly revered, wrote into our Constitution a provision that in times of "rebellion the writ of habeas corpus may be suspended. That is to say, people may be imprisoned without due process of law.
Framers of the Constitution also authorized and protected human slavery. A black person 200 years ago was merely three-fifths of a person. Not until the 15th amendment of 1870
were blacks guaranteed a right'to vote, but for nearly 100 years thereafter that right was systematically denied them through the chicanery of our Southern states. Not until 1964, in the Civil Rights Act, were blacks given a lawful right to eat in a white-owned restaurant in the United States. This wasnt so very long ago.
Consider another chapter in our enlightened history. Consider, if you will, the Indian Removal Act of 1830. Under that law more than a million Indians Cherokees, Creeks, Seminles, Chickasaws, Choctaws were forcibly removed from their tribal lands and sent on a trail of tears to the West. There we established new "homelands for them. Does that word sound familiar?
In December 1941 the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. By the following March, all persons of Japanese ancestry living on the West Coast were placed under curfew. On May 9, 1942, they were ordered to assemble at certain detention centers. They were then transported under guard to concentration camps, where they remained until 1945. There were 110,000 such persons. Seventy thousand of them were American citizens.
Two test cases arose. In June 1943,
Korematsu had violated Civilian Exclusion Order No. 34 of the Commanding General of the Western Command. The order was upheld as a lawful exercise of the power to wage war.
Justice William 0. Douglas, another great civil libertarian, concurred in the Hirabayashi case. He said something worth our notice today. When national survival is at stake, peacetime rules are off. When tne peril is great and the time is short, temporary treatment on a group basis may be the only practicable expedient ...
In the view of the South African government, national survival is indeed at stake. They look around the continent and they see one-party Marxist governments in power. South Africa is at war with the African National Congress today as surely as we were at war with the Inmans in the 19th century and with the Japanese 44 years ago. The measures the Botha government has taken - the denial of civil liberties, the removal of whole tribes to homelands, the detention of political prisoners in concentration
camps - are not distinguishable from the measures
c n .u 1- *1. u our forebears imposed when our own
speaking throu^ national survival was at stake Chief Justice Stone, unanimously
upheld the curfew law. The case involved a Seattle-born student, Gordon Hirabayashi. He had been sentenced to three months in jail because he was a person of Japnese ancestry. The second case, abided 6-3 in E)ecember 1944, involved Fred Korematsu, an American citizen who refused to leave his home in San Leandro, Calif. Speaking through Justic Hugo'BFack, one of the great civil libertarians, the court held that
We ought to think upn these things, not to condone apartheid, but rather to understand that when a pv-ernment sees its power imperiled and its whole culture threatened with destruction, it will do whatever it feels must be done.
a dead battery wont turn over the car engine.
Im not one to complain about the lack of restuarants. For one who has to watch his waist line there may be too many in the Greenville area.
What is of real concern is the restaurant which offer all you can eat for a set amount. Thats a bargain for a large eater. It is also the downfall of anyones diet.
Maybe the better plan for those of us who need to lose weight would be to charge by the mouthful. If we knew it cost 35 cents for each bite of country style steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, perhaps it would deter us.
Poifl T. O'Connor
Juries
RALEIGH - The General Assembly has decided to take a drastic step in the fight against drugs. It is betting that North Carolina can control an investigative tool that, in other states, has often gotten out of control.
The state House, in the short session, followed the lead of the state Senate which last year approved the creation of a system of investigative grand juries. North Carolina had been one of only two states which did not allow investigative grand juries.
No one who reads a newspper regularly needs much reminder of the scope of the illegal drug problem in the United States. Despite its very unforgiving drug sentencing laws. North Carolina continues to be a haven for east coast distribution of illegal drugs smuggled in from South America.
Investigative grand juries should help state prosecutors put some of those drug dealers behind bars. A grand jury can pressure a small fish in a drug operation into sq^uealing on the people who employed him.
Sen. Tony Rand, D-Cumberland, explained how the investigative grand jury would work. North Carolina aUows for shorter prison sentences when a defendant in a drug trial helps authorities investigate his cohorts. Rand said that after a defendant is convicted, and before he is sentenced, he can be offered some leniency if hell testify.
Currently, that defendant cant help investigators until the bigger fish is tried. So, the defendant sits in a jail, waiting for his former bosss trial and the chance to testify. He hasnt been sentenced yet so, because of another state law, he cant gain any extra good time towards parole. That can be earned only after sentencing.
With a sitting grand jury, however, he can testify almost immediately and his testimony is on record. It can then be preserved for use against the drug boss. The defendant is then sentenced and he can begin working off his time towards parole.
Rand says the pomise of an earlier sentencing, pW leniency for helping the investigation, are the carrots that will generate testimony. For those not seduced by iose benefits, there is the stick of compelling grand jury testimony.
If that same imig case defendant says he will not cooperate, he can be called before the *and jury. If he doesnt talk, he faces an additional 18 month sentence for contempt of court.
That contempt potential is a powerful tool, when combined with secrecy of grand juries, it also creates a weapon that can be misused to great extents.
In other states, investigative grand juries have been used for fishing expeditions that are aimed more at harassing someone than at bringing him to justice.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak
Laxalt Unacceptable
WASHINGTON - When word cir-. ciliated that Sen. Paul Laxalt might , be sent to South Africa as President , Reagans personal envoy, n infor-. mal nut unequivocal respnse came from the Pretoria regime: Send
Laxalt, and we will not receive him.
The South Africans have nothing .against Laxalt, general chairman of the Republican Party and one of the presidents closest friends. But they
remember him as the American .undertaker who buried Ferdinand , Marcos regime in the Philippines on , a presidential mission to Manila, and fear a trip to Pretoria would be
viewed worldwide as another funeral. A new Laxalt mission was suggested by Sen. Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas, chairman of the Senate African affairs subcommitee, and received with interest in the White Honse.
The South Africans would be willing to receive a Reagan envoy other than Laxalt, Mentioned for the job are U.N. Ambassador Vernon Walters and former national security director William P. Clark.
for the Iowa Republican Convention, he spied a trap and quickly avoided it.
When Senate Majority Leader Robert J. Dole arrived in Des Moines
Rep. Jim Leach, one of the most liberal Republicans in Congress, was assigned to introduce Dole. But as a persistent critic of Reagan policies, Leach is anathema to the predominantly conservative delegates. Doles camp suspected state party leaders, who support Vice President George^ Bush against Dole for the presidentia*! nomination, were setting up the majority leader. Dole refused to be introduced by Leach,
who was replaced by Rep. Thomas J. Tauke.
A footnote: The pro-Bush regular leadership at the Iowa convention lost fights to water down pro-Contra and anti-abortion resolutions. Delegates recruited by the Rev. Pat Robertsons Freedom Council defeated the establishment.
New Yorks Gov. Mario Cuomo has shru^ed off protests in helping Hamilton Jordan, chief of staff under President Jimmy Carter, seek the Democratic Senate nomination in Georgia against front-running Rep. Wyche Fowler.
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Public Forum
To the editor:
The news that the United States Congress has voted to intensify our war on South Africa is hard for us as well as for them.
No civilized nation can live without products that come from either South Africa or Russia. We boycotted Rhodesia, refused to buy their cheap essential metals. They sold them to Russia; we paid Russia triple the price for them. Kissinger forced Rhodesia to surrender to the Communists.
Now Mugabe governs what is now called Zimbabwe.
He inherited a country which, despite our sanctions, had a surplus in the bank one of only two nations in the world with a surplus. Now Zimbabwe is hopelessly in debt and Mugabe is killing thousands of members of other tribes within his boundary.
Boycotting South Africa is going to hurt blacks more than whites. The blacks in South Africa enjoy a standard of living second only to the U.S. The blacks in South Africa own more than all the white people in Russia. They are 85 perpentJUerate (17 percent elsewhere in Africa). T^ey have millionaires, schoolsV'li^itals and a beautiful way of life. It is a beautiful clean country. Contrast it with any other country in Mrica, any country in South America.
Make no mistake about it. The South African affair has nothing to do with black versus white. It is all the white mans doing, stirred up by die Communists and our pro-Communist congressmen.
The same treatment we give South Africa, we gave China, Korea, Vietnam, Eastern Europe, Cuba, Nicaragua, Angola, Mozambique, and 75 other nations now communist, now in chains and in poverty.
The Communists control most of the nations of Southern Africa. In all of them, the black man is hungry. His plight grows worse each year, as does ours as we become more and more a socialist (same thing) nation.
I grieve for our children, black and white, here and overseas.
C.T. Pace Greenville
To the editor:
South Africa dominates much of the news these days, but I have a feeling that the concern for black people is just another smokescreen hiding the real issue, as is usually par for the course when global elitists run the show.
My strange hunches are often backed up by news I find in a unique weekly, The Spotlight." Its creed states, You can trust the Spotlight to give you the other side of the news to report on events which are vital to your welfare, but which would otherwise be hushed up or distorted by the controlled press. The point of view of The Spotlight is best described as populist and nationalist.
The Spotlight may be found at Sheppard Memoria Library and I have recently ordered a subscription that I am donating to Joyner Library at East Carolina University.
Merrilee Harrison Route 3, Greenville
To the editor:
The death of Lennie Bias is like the destruction of the Challenger: in each case, something beautiful, soaring, seemingly perfect was suddenly obliterated.
I have no knowledge of the cause of his death, but my guess is that the same force which made him a super-athlete eventually killed him.
Lennie Bias specialized in the impossible. It is impossible for a big man to move so swiftly and gracefully and to shoot from the outside with such efficiency, yet he did it. It is impasible for a man so small to play the inside game with such power and productivity, yet he did it. It is impossible for any man to score 45 points and single-handedly defeat even dominate a great Carolina team, yet he did it.
If drugs contributed to his death, it seems natural to assume that Lennie once again felt that he could do the impossible. Perhaps a friend advised moderation, but Lennie had not scaled the summit of acWevement by being moderate. He had always pushed himself to the limit - beyond the limit. He ' could do magic with a basketball, why not with drugs, too? (Ironically, his death probably suggests that he was not a habitual user; otherwise, he would have known his limit.)
His death is a tragedy to his family and friends and a loss to those who were awed by his athletic abilities. Perhaps we can bring some good from this evil if we biecome more concerned and honest about the dangers of substance abuse.
Jim Bridges
To the editor:
The City Council has noted a ground swell of support for user fees, and ' proposes to charge $4 per month (billed on the utility bill) in order to continue former federally funded programs, as well as garbage collection.
This is the same body that decided to abolish the Blue Law in order to ' raise, the sales tax revenue, although the last time the citizenry had the opportunity, they voted to retain the Blue Law.
This is the same body that decided last fall to recommend the discontinuance of the user fee on long distance service to Grifton and impose a $5 per year charge on users and non-users alike even though Greenville voters had soundly voted against the proposal.
According to my interpretation of your news reports, some of the coun-cilpersons had the temerity to claim that this garbage collection fee was not ' regressive. For a person living in a $10,000 trailer, the fee would be $48 per years, whereas a 7-cent tax increase would amount to $7 per year. A person living in a $150,000 home would pay a $48 per year fee, whereas a 7-cent tax increase would amount to $105 per year. This fee is regressive, recessive and repressive.
Your article indicated that the utilities would collect approximately 70 percent of the fees charge. I believe this is an unfair reflection on Greenville Utilities, as I think they have a better collection response than 70 percent. If not, they had best hire an out-of-state consulting firm to find out what is wrong.
Sooner or later, the council is going to have to face up to the fact that Congress is no longer going to finance all these programs Congress started, and the local taxpayers dont want to finance them from local taxes. If Congress no longer will print money to pay for these programs, just discontinue those programs that Congress will no longer finance.
Walter Tucker Greenville
To the editor:
I wish to thank Rep. Ed Warren for not presenting the bill that would have allowed the Pitt County Memorial Hospital to perform construction projects up to $300.000 in size with in-house crews. The bill was being presented on behalf of the County Board of Commissioners and the hospitals board of trustees. Rep. Warren realized that this legislation violated our current system of competitive bidding and the free enterprise system.
I urge our county officials to review this approach to providing such services. The trend should be to let the private sector provide more services and to decrease the bureaucracy in government.
Tony B. Lewis, vice president C.A. Lewis Inc., Greenville
To the editor:
It gives me a great deal of hope for the future of this great nation to see the officials elected by the people in Greenville be influenced by the mandate of the people. The vote of the council 6-23-86 certainly is an exampte of them being influenced by the minority of the people who spoke at their ojten meeting. Such being the case, it seems to me that open meetings are a t(wl waste of time and energy. The council will do as the council wishes.
Definition of democracy a government by the people, a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them or their elected agents.
Men by their constitutions are naturally divided into two parties: 1 Those who fear and distrust the people and wish to draw all powers from them into the hands of the higher classes. 2 - Those who identify themselves with the people, have confidence in them, cherish and consider them as most honest and safe, although not the most wise depository of the public interests.
In every country, these two parties exist and in every one where they are free to think, speak and write, they will declare themselves. (Thomas Jefferson to Henry Lee, Aug. 10,1824) How wise he was.
Loftus Hengeveld Jr.
Greenville
To the editor:
Again, I write concerning the turnover to the city by the utilities of the $1.59 million of surplus money.
In reading The Daily Reflector of Tuesday, June 24,1 see where the city approved the budget for the utilities, which included the turnover of the money.
I noticed that the budget was approved at a special call meeting of the council. I wonder why it could not have been handled at their regular meeting.
If I am wrong about the assumptions that I am sure will be made from this action, I will be glad to apologize to ail parties involved.
I would still like an explanation of why the city can take money from the )eople in the county and not have to answer to these same people. I would also ike to see a break-down of the part of the $1.59 million that comes from the people in the county.
Jimmy A. Hughes
Greenville Robert M. Andrews
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/ WASHINGTON (AP) - Nothing, apparently, can stop a member of the House of Representatives who is bent on writing his or her constituents.
House members are churning out election-year newsletters to constituents as freely as ever despite righteous finger-pointing from the Senate and a polite reminder from the U.S. Postal Service that the congressional postage bill is overdue.
The Senate figures it is entitled to cry shame because it voted last month to impose curbs on the historic right claimed by members of Congress the so-called franking privi-
Churhing Out The Mail
lege - to send unlimited amounts of mail at the taxpayers expense.
So far, the House has refused to cooperate, and Sen. Dan Quayle, R-Ind., says this means the Senates exercise in self-restraint is an empty gesture.
We cannot protect the taxpayer, we cannot impose fiscal discipline, by imposing limits on one-half of the franking account and letting the other half grow without limits," Quayle said.
Quayle inserted into the Congressional Record last week a report from the Postal Service to House
Clerk Benjamin Guthrie which showed that as of March 31. halfway through the fiscal year. Congress was $6.4 million in arrears on its postage bill.
Quayle noted that the Senate halted its mass mailings effective May 14, and agreed to spend only what* was left of its share of the $9.5 7 million congressional mail budget this year That share, calculated as slightly more than $13 million, was divided among senators according to their state populations.
At the same time, the Senate left an equal $13 million share for the House
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and urged it to follow the Senates example. But the House has shown no interest in cooperating. In fact, says Quayle. the House share of total congressional mailing costs since the fiscal year began Oct. 1 has risen from .52 percent to 67 percent as of late May.
By continuing to spend beyond its means on mass mailings, Quayle says. Congress is rendering absolutely meaningless" the spending reductions required under the Gramm-Rudman budget balancing law.
Congress is continuing to let out its M{. while requiring everybody else to tighten theirs," he said.
Sen Fete W'ilson, R-Calif., is pushing a bill that would ban con-gre.ssional newsletters altogether. He says they often are "nothing more than political advertisements cloaked under the false pretext of providing news to constituents.
House members, meanwhile, seem undeterred by the Senates attempt to embarrass them into putting the brakes on escalating mail costs, which Sen (harles McC. Mathias, R-Md., calls a flagrant waste of the taxpayers money.
Before the Senate imposed its own curbs, Mathias had predicted that without some voluntary restraints, the House and Senate would spend a record $146.2 million this year on government-paid postage.
Unsolicited newsletters account for the bulk of congressional mail, and the costs traditionally soar during an election year.
House members running for re-election in November apparently are shrugging off pressure from the Senate in their eagerness to stuff their mailbags with newsletters calling attention to their legislative achievements.
The rush is on, because of concessional rules that forbid any mailings within 60 days of a primary election, a party convention or a general eled-tion.Maxwell Glen and Cody Shearei
WASHINGTON Commenting on the tax cut of 1981, former Senate majority leader Howard Baker Jr. of Tennessee called it a riverboat gamble. Yet he voted for the measure. Indeed, he helped steer it through Congress.
Some of the 97 senators who voted for the Tax Reform Act of 1986 could be called guilty of the same recklessness. During the debate there was much candor about an ignorance of the measures implications for individuals, corporations and the economy.
Republican Dave Durenberger of Minnesota said he hoped and prayed with the best of them. Yet in speaking for the tax bill shortly before the final vote last Tuesday, the Finance Committee member pointed to a tax issue untouched by the reform measure: payroll taxes, in Durenbergers words the most onerous, regressive, discriminatory and unfair tax that the federal government levies.
Indeed, Durenberger pointed out, a young two-earner couple earning $45,000 a year pays $214 more in just Social Security payroll taxes than an executive earning $100,000. ... How can we justify a payroll tax system which requires a worker earning $20,000 to contribute 7.15 percent of his pay to Social Security, while an executive earning $300,000 contributes barely 1 percent?
Progressivjty is often called a discredijled buzzword. But the expectation of a generous and solvent Social Security System may not be enough to compensate for the
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frustrations imposed by unfair, hidden taxes. Will the political juggernaut for tax reform (unwarranted, according to recent opinion surveys) ultimately bring these taxes into the tax reform revolution?
Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., and U.S. Customs Service Commissioner William von Raab are two of the high-ranking American officials who have recently complained about Mexicos performance in the battle to curb drug trafficking. Now the Mexicans have come forth with statistics to demonstrate that they havent been standing idly.
According to defense secretary general Juan Arevalo Gardoqui, the Mexican army has suffered 381 casualties, including 93 deaths, this year alone. More than 13,000 Mexican nationals and at least 72 foreigners have been arrested; some 254,654 poppy plants and 130,700 marijuana plants nave been destroyed. The effort has cost the Mexican government 65 million pesos, or more than $100,000, a day.
Employment experts Sar Levitan and Isaac Shapiro have come up with a new study for the Joint Economic Committee of Congress pointing to an erosion in government protection of workers. During the Reagan years, the authors contend, federal funding for employment and training assistance has dropped from $9.5 billion to $5.6 billion. By the end of 1985, the percentage of jobless persons receiving unemployment insurance had dropped to 34 percent, a
historic low, Enforcement of health and safety regulations and anti-discrimination laws has also deteriorated, according to the study
With President Reagan in office, a lot of people have said its morning in America. Rep. Richard Gephardt. D-Mo., whod like to have Reagans job, claims its midnight. Whats clear is that the countrys atmosphere of affluence relies on perceptions as much as hard
statistics The figures suggest that most of us are just getting by.
In real dollars, the m^ian family income in 1984 was 6.2 percent below that in 1973. Mens median income has fallen 1.4 percent since the 1973 record. The Congressional Research Service reports that one-earner families suffered a 12.6 percent decline in median weekly income between 1979 and 1984; two-earner families were bringing home 3.3 percent less in 1984 than in 1979.
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In the latest (mid-June) Gallup audit, 31 percent report having smoked cigarettes during the week prior to being interviewed. This is the lowest level of adult smoking recorded since Gallup tegan conducting these audits in 1944.
Dr. C. Everett Koop, surgeon general of the United States, has set his sights on a smokeless society" by the year 2000. Yet. the proportion of smokers in the adult population has declined only gradually since the historic 1964 report linking smoking and serious illnesses such as cancer and heart disease.
As in Gallup audits since 1977, more men (.35 percent) than women (28 percent) now are smokers. (In earlier surveys, there were far more men than women smokers: In 1954, for example, 57 percent of men but only 32 percent of women said they smoked cigarettes.)
Education is closely related to whether or not people smoke. In the current audit, only 23 percent of college graduates are cigarette smokers, with the proportion rising to 35 percent among high school graduates and to 45 percent among those whose formal education did not include a high school diploma.
Although the current survey found modest declines in smoking among most groups, a significant 11 percentage-point drop occurred among young adults (18-29 years), from 38 percent in 1985 to 27 percent today.
The latest findings are based on telephone interviews with 1,004 adults, 18 and older, conducted in scientifically selected localities across the nation during the period June 9-16.Noel Yancey
When E. Leon Cameron, a prominent Hoke County farmer, disappeared from his home the night before Easter Sunday in 1944, that fact was duly recorded in the Raeford News-Journal nearly three weeks later.
Under a headline saying, State-Wide Search Being Conducted For Missing Man, the News-Journal said members of Camerons family are at a complete loss to explain his disappearance. It went on to say that the 34-year-old farmer, his wife and three children had gone to Raeford that Saturday evening. On their return, the article went on to say, Cameron had posted his farm books to date and then, without a word to anyone, stepped out the back door and disappeared into the night.
The remainder of the article raised a lot more questions than it answered. Here is what it said;
It was said that while he may have had about $40 on his person, he did not take his pocketbook and probably had no papers with him by which he might be identified, having left his driving license and other papers in his wallet which was found in some work clothing worn during the afternoon...
Loss of memory or possibly foul play are feared to have been the cause of his disappearance, though no evidence of the latter has been
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found and no reason for it can be advanced by persons best acquainted with him, the News-Journal account concluded.
At the time, only two persons knew that the News-Journal article was not entirely accurate. One of these was Camerons 10-year-old daughter, Annie. She had memories of her fathers disappearance that were too horrible to oontemplate, so horrendous that her mind refused to accept their implications. So those memories were buried deep in her sub-consciosness while the family coped with life without a father. They continued to live on the Cameron farm. Mrs. Cameron, who got a divorce in 1954 on grounds of two-years' separation, lived ouietly as she reared her three children, taking part occasionally in civic activities such as serving as a volunteer worker at the local blood bank.
As the years passed, the children grew up and left the farm Annie married and moved to Orlando, Fla., where she taught on the faculty of Valencia Community College. Jane, the middle child, married while in her teens and continued to live in Hoke County. The youngest child, Edward Leon Cameron Ji^, who was 6 when his father disappeared, studied accounting and became an executive with the firm of Price-Waterhouse in New York.
But the oldest child, now Annie Cameron Perry, continued to be haunted by the memories she had repressed so long - so much so that she went to a psychiatrist and underwent psychoanalysis. Gradually she was able to face the memories she had of her fathers disappearance and went to the authorities with her story - a story that prompted Hoke County Sheriff David Barrington to reopen the 35-year-old case.
He confronted Mrs. Cameron with a search warrant that permitted investigators in his office, the SBl and the state chief medical examiners office to begin digging at the site where the Cameron familys outhouse had stood. Barrington said the officers found what appeared to be human bones which were turned over to the medical examiners office for ana lysis.
The search warrant filed with the Hoke County Clerk of Court stated what Mrs. Perry told the officers she had remembered after undergoing psychoanalysis. It said that Cameron and his wife had quarreled on the night of April 8,1944, and the following morning Mrs. Perry said she saw her mother in the kidchen w-here "the sink was full of pots and pans and bloody water."
When she asked the whereabouts of her father, Mrs. Ferry said her
mother told her he had gone away. However, when her mother left the house that afternoon Mrs. Perry opened the door of the front bedroom where she saw "her fathers body on the floor ... and he appeared to be dead. He was nude except for gauze wrapped around his hips... and there was blood on the gauze in .the groin area." .Mrs. Perry closed the door and went away. However, that night she heard sounds of movements in the house and backyard.
The day after the bones were found. Edward Leon Cameron Jr., the couples son. and Joe McLeod, the family attorney, went to the Cameron home. They found that Mrs. Cameron was not at home and noted that a pistol was missing from its usual place. They borrowed an airplane, flew over the farm and spotted Mrs, Camerons automobile parked in an unused field at the edge of a wooded area. They reports their finding to Sheriff Barrington, who went to the spot and found Mrs. Camerons body in the wooded area about 60 feet from the car. Barrington said she had shot herself in the chest with a .32-caliber revolver.
Sheriff Barrington said she had left a note about her husbands slaying on the seat of the car. He wbuld not reveal the contents of the note, but stated. "1 can only say that she admitted she had killed her husband.
A-6 The Daily Reflector, Greenyilie, N C
Sunday, June 29.1986
Legislative Will
By ROBIN P. TKATKR .Associated Press Writer
RALEIGH (AP) - Dwight Quinn is the man to talk to about what makes the General Assembly tick, but the next crop of freshmen legislators will have to turn to someone else for advice.
The dean of the House and chairman of the P'inance Committee is retiring at the end of this year, after serving 36 years in the Legislature.
It IS by far a record in North Carolina, Quinn, D-Cabarrus, said in an interview last week Youve ot to start young and be fortunate to )e elected."
He said the only person who came close was a Gates County lawmaker who served 28 years in the 1800s.
Quinn figures his closest call came in 1968 when Republican Richard Nixon edged Democrat Hubert Humphrey in the presidential race. Quinn said the effects of the national race carried over to his own race, but he still managed to beat Republican Bob Bogle by about 270 votes out of a possible 12,000.
Ive always run in primaries very easily, he said. I never had very close calls in primaries. The Democrats have been very kind to me.
Quinn, 67, who has served under nine governors and about l.i House speakers and has chaired nearly every committee in the General Assembly, said he thought long and hard about whether to seek re-election this November.
^It was a hard decision not to run. he said. When you serve in the Legislature as long as 1 have, it's a real part of your life ... The last two or three sessions, at the end of the day, Im just totally beat.
Last year, Quinn ended another part of his life when he retired from Cannon Mills after 50 years. The Kannapolis resident began working for the textile mill when he was 16 as a helper in the weave room. He held several positions, including director of public affairs for the last four years.
Im not one for jumping around much, he said.
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Quinn, who took extension courses through the University of North Carolina, has represented Stanly. Union and Cabarrus counties in the 34th District, where textiles and poultry are the main concerns of his constituents. -
He entered politics after World War II when some local political leaders urged him to run for the state House.
At 31,1 believe 1 was the youngest member in the legislature, Quinn said.
At that time, the typical legislator was about 30 years old, was a successful farmer or businessman, was financially secure and was much
more conservative than the typical lawmaker today, he said.
The typical member now serves in the Jaycees. Hes usually a young )rofessional, young businessman or awyer and is usually liberal - very liberal, in some cases, said Quinn, who considers himself a conservative.
When Quinn joined the General Assembly in 19.50, the lawmakers had no offices or telephones in the Capitol and had to share secretaries. They had only their desks in the House and Senate chambers.
Everything would stack up on the desk and fall on the floor most of the time, he recalled. We used our hotel room as our office.
RETIRING Rep. Dwight Quinn, D-Kannapolis, right, enjoys a laugh in the House chamber with Rep. Barney Woodard, D-Princeton. After 36 years in the Legislature, Quinn is retiring at the end of the current session. (AP Laserphoto)
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Committee meetings, now held in the Legislative Building or the adjacent Legislative Office Building, were conducted in the various state government buildings in downtown Raleigh.
So youd run back and forth all day long, Quinn said.
Future general assemblies will have to adjust to face more controversial issues, Quinn predicts.
I think its a good system, and the thing about it - it works, he said. Ive observed general assemblies in other states, and I wouldnt trade North Carolinas for any other states general assembly.
As he leaves the Legislature. Quinn would like to be remembered for his help in creating the community college system, the University of North Carolina Board of Governors and the Legislative Research Commission.
But Rep. Joe Mavretic, D-Edgecombe, said it will be Quinns chairmanship of the Finance Committee that will be felt for years.
Mavretic, who has served on the committee since Quinn took the helm six years ago, said even if Quinn opposes a lawmakers position, hell give that lawmaker a fair hearing and will even suggest ways to get a bill passed.
He ruled against me on the most important bill (a property tax measure) that I introduced this whole session. Mavretic said. And then on another bill on the same matter. he gave me unlimited opportunity to advocate the bill when he didnt even have to call the bill before committee.
He said Quinn had the rare skill of knowing how to break the tension among committee members.
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By F. ALAN B()V( K Associated Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - A Senate combination of civil justice reforms and House-passed powers for the insurance commissioner was approved in committee Friday and appeared headed for nods in the Senate and nays in the House.
Sen. Harold Hardison. D-Lenoir, in an action many lawmakers referred to as a wedding, added six sections of so-called tort reforms to a bill sponsored by Rep. Martin Nesbitt. D-Buncombe, that unanimously passed the House.
The bride is coming down the aisle, quipped Sen. Joe Johnson, D-Wake, chairman of the Senate Insurance Committee But Ive seen the daddy with a shotgun, said Sen. R.C. Soles, D-Columbus, who spent more than an hour in closed negotiations with Hardison while the committee awaited the outcome.
What emerged was a bill slanted slightly more toward the insurance inifustry in attempting to address soaring premiums and the lack of availability of some types of liability insurance. The bill came from the House with provisions to give the insurance commissioner the power to reduce rates he deems excessive. It also called for more information from the industry on which the commissioner coud base rate decisions.
As amended, the bill would limit jury awards for pain and suffering to $500,000, would allow attorneys to be santioned for knowingly participating in frivolous suits and would
provide that any punitive damages in exces of $500,0(X) go to the state.
Another Hardison amendment would hold local governments with liability insurance responsible for up to $.500,000 in suits, but would preserve immunity for those who have no insurance. Any local laws in conflict with the bill would be repealed.
It was the amendments, and the lateness of the hour, that raised hackles in the House.
They have been working on that bill over there two or three weeks, said House Speaker Liston Ramsey. And to sena that thing back over here and expect a House representative to glance at it and say Thats great, it just doesnt work that way.
Theyre not going to just open their mouths and say cram it down their throat, it just doesnt work that way.
Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan defended the Senate's handling of the bills.
They did a good job. he said. I feel very comfortable with the procedure.
Hardison said he had no plans td offer further amendments on the floor and Sen. Henson Barnes, D-Wayne, whose Judiciary I Committee crafted the original Senate bill, said he was pleased with the compromise.
I think the only problem left is in the House, he said.
Ramsey said the House could not amend the bill under legislative rules.
Cant amend it. Can't do anything to it, he said. You can concur or not concur.
However, he left the door open to compromise on the part of the Senate and blamed the industry for threatening to deny much needed legislation.
, A lot of members, for some reason, favor the insurance companies, Ramsey said.
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I can count on one hand in six years that there was serious unrest in the Finance Committee... he always played by the rules, even when the rules worked to his disadvantage, Mavretic said.
Rep, Jack Hunt, D-Cleveland, speaker pro-tem, said his dealings with Quinn have always been straight up.
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House Speaker Liiton Ramsey hailed Quinn as one of the most knowledgeable members of the General Assembly.
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Sunday. June 29. 1986Bladen Residents Claim Victory, In Blocking Incinerator
ELIZABETHTOWN, N.C, (AP) - The low-level radioactive waste incinerator U.S. Ecology Inc. wanted to build in Bladen County drew people toother from all walks of life in a two-year fight that paid off, residents say.
It proved if you want anything bad enough, you can reach it by working together, said Claude Fulgham, maym* of St. Pauls, a Robeson County town about two miles from the proposed site.
Residents heard the news Thursday of U.S. Ecologys decision to withdraw its plans to build the incinerator on 20 acres in northwest Bladen County, cant help but be happy and elated over something like this, Fulgham
When they called me yesterday, I could not help but cry ... and Im no crybaby. Im a fighter, said Jodie Butler, whose property joins the site. Ive been working on it since the 19th day of June 1984.
"We re going to have a big barbecue to celebrate, Mrs. Butler said, adding that she ha thp nampi; nf pvpfvone who contrihntpH tp fKo paijse Donations
ranged from 50 cents to $2,000. The date of the celebration has not been set.
Despite warnings of failure, Mrs. Buiier said, opponents raised about $M,000 through yard sales and bake sales and collecting donations from individuals, churches and garden clubs. The opponents first meeting was in a barn, she said.
Everybody seems to be real happy, said Wilbur Register, chairman of the Bladen County Commissioners. Register said Friday that he couldnt recall anything every happening before in Bladen County that the citizens got that much involved. Just about everybody was against it coming in,,
Became residents were unable to stay in Raleigh to oversee frequent discussions that affected them, they hired a Raleigh lawyer to keep an eye on our behalf, Mrs. Butler said. You know the rat will play when the cats away.
Thousands of people attended anti-incinerator meetings and opponents went repeatedly to Raleigh They met with elected and appointed officials and the
Lawyer Returns To Cell
CHARLOTTE i APi Preferential treatment for a disbarred lawyer serving nine years for stealing more than $519,000 from clients reflects poorly on the state prison system, a Mecklenburg County district attorney said.
Its obvious in this case that the punishment that Francis Clarkson is receiving as the result of being in the satellite jail is not the same as other state prisoners convicted of similar crimes would receive if they were housed in the custody of the Department of Correction, said Mecklenburg County District Attorney Peter Gilchrist.
Francis Clarkson Jr. was back tehind bars at a North Carolina prison unit Friday, ending a prison lifestyle that included weekends at home with his family, afternoon jogs around town and o'ut-of-state trips, say prison officials.
He can jog around the facility, but he will not be allowed to go outside the facility unless he is at his work site, said Renee McCoy, a spokeswoman for the Department of Correction.
Until his transfer to the Mecklenburg 1 prison unit Thursday night, Clarkson had spent 14 months of his term at Mecklenburg Countys satellite jail. He spent the first seven months of his sentence in state prisons.
Clarksons activities came under scrutiny earlier this month when the SBI began probing the way Mecklenburg County Sheriff C.W. Kidd runs the satellite jail.
Clarkson reported in at night after working during the day at his $30,000-a-year job a legal assistant for McDevitt & Street Co., one of Charlottes largest construction firms. That job had included flights to Myrtle Beach, Atlanta and other cities in the Southeast, The Charlotte Observer reported Friday.
Every weekend, Clarkson had been given weekend furloughs to spend time with family and friends, the newspaper said.
The work-release will continue, Ms, McCoy said. And state prison policies allow 48-hour furloughs once a month and two short-term leaves each month for all minimum custody inmates.
But because of a Department of Correction investigation, the jogs around Charlotte, out-of-state trips and visits to fast-food restaurants or his mothers home on the way to work are over.
It was initially determined that Mr. Clarkson was receiving a number of privileges outside of Department of Correction [wlicy, Ms. McCoy said. It was decided by the secretary that Mr. Clarkson should be transferred back to Mecklenburg 1
Personally, I feel sorry for him, said State Bureau of Investigation Director Robert Morgan, but damn it, he did violate the law and he ought to be treated like other people.
The department also ordered the transfer of satellite jail prisoner James Rice, serving a 20-year sentence for drug possession, to state prison.
media - everybody in Raleigh we could get to listen. We made them listen, Mrs Butler said.
F'ulgham and Mrs. Butler said they were encouraged when the county commissioners from Cumberland County, three miles from the site, joined the battle. We told them theres not a borderline for the air, Mrs. Butler said.
Opponents kept the fight alive until we got the cavalry involved, Fulgham said. Whenever the fight lost momentum, something would happen to boost morale, he said.
I think the company saw that the counties were not going to back up when Bladen, Cumberland andRobeson counties joined to battle U.S. Ecologys lawsuit against North Carolina, Fulgham said.
The suit challenged the law state officials used to deny a permit the company needed to operate. The company said it would drop the suit and its applications for operating permits.
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TIME ON HIS HANDS - Matt Hermes of (ireenville out cooling it on Third Street, using a wading pool and found a novel way to keep cool and stay up on current reading Time magazine. (Reflector Photo bv Cliff Hollis) events all at once during Fridays afternoon heat. He was
Bush Tells Students He Expects U.S.-Soviet Talks
RALEIGH (AP) - Pediatricians and drug manufacturers would be insulated from lawsuits stemming from childhood vaccinations by a bill tentatively approved 37-3 by the Senate Friday.
Pediatricians ... in many instances have stopped giving these vaccination. said Sen. Tom Taft, D-Pitt, sponsor of the bill. For the last 25 years weve been trying to get the children of North Carolina out of the public health departments and into the offices of private pediatricians. Were going to short-circuit most of these kids from going to their pediatricians.
Family pediatricians are better than health agencies because they keep constant records on children
and keep abreast of their health, Taft said.
He said since 1982 a growing number of lawsuits have alleged neurological problems due to the DPT vaccine.
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RALEIGH (AP) Talks between the United States and the Soviet Union about nuclear arms control should not be far away, despite delays this spring with scheduled talks. Vice President George Bush told a group of Raleigh students today.
Im one who thinks there will be a meeting with General Secretary (Mikhail) Gorbachev and President Reagan, Bush said.
Bush met with 18 students from Enloe High School whom he had asked in April to answer two letters Soviet students had sent to the White House.
,The students asked Bush about the Soviets defense spending and whether a slowdown in the nuclear arms race would increase tensions between the two countries.
Bush said it was difficult to get figures on what the Soviets are spending on defense, but estimated it at up to 17 percent of the nations gross national product.
And thats just astronomical ... while weve been sitting for decades, they have embarked on an amazing modernization program, Bush said.
He told the students that U.S. leaders are conducting talks with the
Soviets about reducing conventional forces.
Student Suman Rao asked Bush to explain how Gorbachev can be seen as different from his predecessors if he hasnt opened up about the Chernobyl nuclear plant accident and other issues.
The reason there hasnt been a change is that the system hasnt changed, Bush said. You still have a tough Politburo.
But Bush gave the students hope that Gorbachev would be easier to work with at the conference table.
Enloe social studies teacher David P. Cordts, who organized the students who volunteered to write to their Soviet counterparts, said the nuclear arms buildup is one of the top issues students today are concerned about.
In the background I think thats in their mind and that affects their behavior, Cordts said. Theyre very frustrated about political efforts and the antagonism between the two countries that they read about in the press.
He said he hoped that the students' letter would have an impact on future talks between U.S. and Soviet leaders.
Bushs 30-minute meeting with the students was part of his four-day sw
ing across the nation to stump for Republican candidates.
Later, Bush told some 600 people at a fund-raiser for U.S. Rep. Bill Cobey that Cobet does not agree with President Reagan on all the issues, but he urged voters to send the North Carolina Republican back to Congress for a second term.
Cobey disagreed with Reagan on a bill vetoed by the president that would have restricted some imports.
But Bush called for voters to sup-wrt Cobey over his opponent, David rice, former state Democratic Party chairman.
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After Nearly A Century^ Beaufort Lodge Still Helps Its Neighbors
whose husband. James Henry, sawed the logs for the building in 1904. Hodges died in 1959.
Nowadays, the organization is primarily a fellowship lodge of about 110 members.
By .MIKK 111 (illKS Washington Daily News AP .Member Kxehange Feature
WASHl.NGTO.N, N C. (AFi -Ninety-tour years ago, if a man was struck by illness and unable to work in the fields and forests of eastern Beaufort Countv, he and his family and all he owned were in jeopardy.
There was no such thing as workmans comtHmsation. and .Swial
Security would not come about for another 40 years. The bedridden worker was at the mercy of friends and relatives.
Most men in and around the Bu-nyan community managed only a few acres of farmland, just enough to feed their families. If the man needed cash, he might toil in the logwoods, where a days labor earned him .50 cents.
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It w-as in that setting April 6,1892. when a group of men came together at the prompting of Major F. Con-- gleton to organize what would become the Charitable Brotherhood Lodge, Beaufort Countys oldest fraternal organization.
The CBH Lodge, which was formed to help farmers and logsmen in times of need, originally met in a house along the Old Bath Highway, according to Vice President Balph Alligood. 74, a 48-year member of the lodge.
Twelve years after the group was organized, its growing membership decided it was time to build a new lodge where members could meet and share fellowship.
A site was chosen on what is now known as the CBH Lodge Road, four miles east of Washington. Congleton. who owned a general store on the Old Bath Highway, donated the land off what was then merely a cart path.
Members volunteered their time cutting timber, hauling it to a local sawmill, back to the work site and building the two-story lodge.
In 1930, George Buck Taylor, who owned a gas station and later a car dealership in Washington, headed a committee that brought electric
lines from the Old Bath Highway to the lodge in 1930.
In the meantime,, the lodge was establishing itself as a helping hand in time of need.
Alligood. a hog and cattle farmer who lives less than a mile from the lodge, smiles when he remembers some of the neighborly services the organization has offered since he joined in 1938.
There was the time several years ago, so many that Alligood doesnt remember anymore, when John H, Ward, a local tenant farmer, became ill just before harvest time.
A few days later, Alligood says, there were 24 lodge members with their mules tending to Wards 23-acre farm.
The groups aim has changed over the years. Alligood says. The last time the lodge members helped to harvest a sick members crops was about 2 years ago.
There are more than 60 widows of members. Alligood says, and the club visits them and remembers them every Christmas with bags of fruit. The oldest widow is Mary Hodges. 93.
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Also being sought homes are the following:
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Two 4-month-old female black and brown mixed puppies, a 6-month-old male Walker hound, a 6-month-old male mixed shepherd. All have shots started and are on heartworm prevention. Humane Society, 756-1268.
A 6-month-old spayed female mixed Airedale, a 6-month-old spayed female mixed Ub. a 7-month-old spayed female golden mixed .Lab. All have shots started and are on heartworm prevention. Humane Society, 756-1268.
An 8-month-old male golden retriever, a 7-month-old spayed female black mixed Lab, an 8-month-old spayed female white retriever, an 8-month-old male black and brown hound, a 9-month-old male black mixed Lab. All have shots started and are on heartworm prevention. Humane Society, 756-1268.
Two 10-month-oId spayed female short-haired terriers, a 1-year-old male Lab-German shepherd, a 1-year-old spayed female mixed shepherd, a 2-year-old spayed female mixed Airedale, a 3-year-old spayed female mixed retriever All have shots started and are on heartworm prevention. Humane Society, 7,56-1268.
Two 9-week-old black, brown and white female mixed retriever puppies, an 8-week-old female tan and black mixed German shepherd, with shots, at foster homes, 35.5-.5998.
Two 12-week-old kittens - a black tabby and an orange and black both fluffy. 752-18:16.
Six 7-week-old German shepherd-great Dane puppies, dewormed, 756-2440. Two 8-week-old kittens, one black and white, one gray tabby, 756-9790.
A 6-month-old female hound named Missy, house-trained, with shots 758-1773.
Five 7-week-old black mixed Lab puppies, dewormed, 355-2013.
A male orange tabby kitten, 758-2135.
Five male puppies that will be large mixed-breed dogs. Good with children. 355-2652.
A neutered male black medium short haired cat, with shots. 758-5624. '
Two 1-year-old female black shepherd-Labs.
An 8-month-oId female tan mixed shepherd, a 2-year-old female Great Dane, 752-6699.
Three 8-week-old kittens - a light gray and white male, a female gray tabby, and black female. 7,58-8373 after 6 p.m. - litter-trained.
Three 8-week-old kittens a dark calico, a light calico and a light gray and white. 752-7214.
Three 5-week-oId half-fox terrier puppies. Shots started, dewormed Humane Society, 756-4702.
Five6-week-old black kittens. 756-3592 after 6 p.m.
An 8-week-oId male part-Siamese kitten. 756-5840.
Four 6-week-oId mixed fox terrier puppies, a 7-month-old female black white and brown wire-haired terrier. 756-6253.
A 6-month-old male black Lab, full-blooded but with no papers Needs fenced-in yard or large space. 756-8850 or 756-1371.
Ix)st: ECU area, female black-white cat, collar with phone number 758-6627.
Lost: 14th Street and Bypass, black female daschaund, 752-4182 or 752-9531. Lost: Tucker Estates. 14-year-old female white toy poodle, 756-8003.
Found in McGregor Downs area - two black and white part-springer spaniel puppies about 7 weeks old. Humane Society, 756-1268.
Lost: Lakewood Pines area - 1 year-old calico cat with white feet and medium-length hair, 7,56-0103.
Lost in Quail Ridge - a longhaired gray male 12-year-old cat, declawed 756-0429
The Adopt a Pet column is published free of charge each Sunday Call Elizabeth Savage, 756-4867; Patsy Hunt, 758-1397; Janet Uhlman. 756-3251; Bobbie Papons. 756-1268; or Carol Tyer, 752-6166. Humane Society hours are 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday and Monday and the remainder of week, by appointment, 756-1268. To report a lost or found pet, call Marie Miller, 756-2284.
To request a Humane Society investigation, call Barbara Haddock, 752-9922.
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Legislators Want Troopers Taken Off Governor's Security Detail^
The Daily Reflector. Greenville. N C.
Sunday, June 29, 1986 /^.g
By JOHN FLESHER Associated Press Writer
RALEIGH (AP) State Highway Patrol troopers should not serve on the governors personal security detail, because it renders them unfit to return to regular duties, a state House leader said Saturday.
When a highway patrolman comes in and works at the Governors Mansion for four years... hes not of any value back out on the road anymore, Rep. Billy Watkins, iMjranville, said. Hes not up to par.
You know, its kind of. like how tare) you going to put them down on the farm after theyve been to Paris, Watkins added. Its a demotion, and nobody likes a demotion. After youve rubbed shoulders with the governor for four years, who wants to get down with the common
creating new ways to prepare and package seafood.
If the program is transferred, it should go to the Department of Commerce, which includes the N.C. Seafood Authority, Rhodes argued. The Commerce Department is part of the Martin administration.
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- The order was contained in a package of provisions implementing sections of a $415 million spending bill for fiscal 1986-87 that the committee approved last Monday.
J. Ward Purrington, Martins chief lobbyist, said rumors of the impending provision had reached the governor a couple of days earlier. He
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Martins security detail consists of 17 troopers who act as bodyguards, chauffeurs, and supervisors of convicts who work at the Executive Mansion, according to Purrington. He said making the governors security detail a function of the Highway Patrol gave Martin ready access to the patrols emergency communications network.
Under former Gov. Jim Himt, the sute Bureau of Investigation provided the bulk of the governors security detail. Martin requested that the job be taken over by the Highway Patrol.
The SBI is under the jurisdiction of Attorney General Lacy Thornburg, a Democrat. The Highway Patrol is part of the Department of Crime Control and Public Safety, which is in the Martin administration.
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Senate co-ckirman of the Appropriations Committee, said creating a new security detail for the governor would eliminate any questions about political influence on any state law-enforcement agency.
Watkins told reporters the new detail would be much more personal, and would be beneficial. He said the change would not reduce the governors authority over the patrol.
We did it (ordered the report) as gentle and kind as we knew how, Watkins said. We think its a good
IN THE STATE
IRoad Money Bill Stalls In House
y By JOHN FLESHER Associated Press Writer % RALEIGH (AP) A highway funding package that received over-wNining approval in the Senate has Mailed in the House, where Speaker :Liston Ramsey showed no signs of softening his opposition to budget transfers that Gov. Jim Martin insisted upon.
- Ive always said Im opposed to laking money out of the General Iund to build roads, Ramsey said as the House received the bill Friday, ^ive said that from day one, a hundred times.
- The Senate, which tentatively endorsed the bill Thursday, passed it Friday 40-5. The package would raise ^ gasoline tax 2 cents per gallon, levy a 3 percent sales tax on wholesale motor fuel, and transfer
ivers education programs cur-itly under the budget s Highway to the General Fund, which for non-transportation items.
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jLast week, the Appropriations imittee divided Martins original million package into separate then voted down the budget sfers. Committee chairman Rep. Billy Watkins, D-Granville, said the BEUiel might use the same tactic with compromise bill.
Ramsey insisted he would not exert influence on the committee to kill the transfer. But Watkins said he would support it only if the speaker did, and [ most House Democrats seldom over-' rule Ramsey on major policy questions.
House Republicans, meanwhile, have expressed reluctance to back the package, which would boost the price of gasoline 3.5 cents per gallon at the pump, if the Democrats didnt.
Ramsey and Watkins also questioned the legality of the transfers, which under the Martin-Jordan plan would take effect July 1,1987 - the first day of the 1987-88 fiscal year.
A resolution adopted last year by the House and Senate limited the fiscal issues that could be taken up during the current session to those dealing with the 1986-87 budget.
Ramsey pointed out that lawmakers this year could not make budgetary decision that would be binding on the 1987 Legislature.
Jordan said he had considered the problem before entering into the agreement with Martin. I recognize that we cannot stop a future Legislature from changing it, he said. Thats up to them. But I also realize we can establish an intent to make the transfers.
One way out of the dilemma, Jordan said, would be to make the transfer effective June 30,1987 - the last day of the 1986-87 fiscal year. Ramsey reacted coolly to that idea.
Jordan said it was too early to speculate on how the highway bill would fare in the House.
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GOP lawmakers and administration officials also grumbled about a provision to transfer the Marine Fisheries Seafood Development Program from the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development to the state Department of Agriculture.
NRCD is under Martins jurisdiction; the Agriculture Department is headed by Jim Graham, a Democrat.
Democratic leaders of the Appropriations Committee said the transfer was needed to put more emphasis
on expanding markets for North Carolina seafood products.
But Republicans charged that the move was designed to erode power from the Martin administration and to create one or more job openings for Democratic officials to fill.
I cant think of any other reason theyd want to do this, said Tommy Rhodes, secretary of NRCD. It will be interesting to see who is appointed to head (the seafood program) up. But Watkins said that the transfer would not create any new jobs, and that no one currently working for the
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Sunday. June 29.1066
EPPES RECREATION CENTER - The gym-nasium-cafeteria of Eppes High School was renamed Eppes Recreation Center in January to honor the schools
fypes
(Continued from A'l) then used as a junior high school for black students until part of the building burned in January 1970. Black and white junior high school students consolidated into Aycock Junior High School the following year.
Now, 17 years after the public schools began integrating in Greenville, alumni of Greenville Industri-al-Eppf High School are still honoring their alma mater. The G.I.-Eppes Alumni Association will have its sixth annual reunion July 4-6 in Greenville.
In the spring 1979, Marion Wilkes and I were given the charge to get a reunion started, said Imogene Dupree, the president of the association. The first reunion was for the classes of 1940 through 1949, she said. Ms. Wilkes and Ms. Dupree are 1945 graduates of the school.
Mrs. (Olga) Myers challenged us to band together to pive a scholarship to keep the name of Professor Eppes in the public, Ms. Dupree said. The alumni association was incorporated in North Carolina during the second reunion in 1980, she said, and two $500 scholarships were given to two stu-
The association chartered two chapters of alumni in New Yorii and Washington in 1985, Dupree said This year chapters will be chartered in Baltimore, Hampton, Va., and Greenville.
Alumni in Greenville were not interested in the association in the beginning, Ms. Dupree said, but the out-of-towners made the people in Greenville realize that they needed to do something, too."
Eppes High School was originally Greenville Industrial High School,
dents at Rose High School in 1981. scholarships are given in
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Davenport rll, Ms. Dupree said. From 1982-1986, $1,000 has been given to one student each year at Rose, she said.
established for black students in 1903 (Ml Fleming Street, said Olga Myers, a former English teacher at the school. The first building was a wooden structure, Ms. Myers said, but in the 1920s it was replaced with a brick building.
In 1942, we came from Fleming Street to Fifth Street in the elementary school," Ms. Myers said, and the school was renamed C.M. Eppes High School in honor of the first principal who had died in late July of that year.
G.I.-Eppes High School was valuable because of the progress made in the black community during its existence from 1903 to 1%9, Ms. Myers said. I came to Greenville in 1930 and Greenville could boast of one bjack college graduate, she said. I didnt have a child in my room whose
parents had finished high school. Greenville has made tremenc
tremendous progress because we had black
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(Continued from A-1) iplan would base any pay increase : above the third or "Job Rate step of ;any pay grade on performance at above average level.
: To implement the new pay plan, the study recommended assigning
. pr^nt emplovees to the nevT pay ased on length of service
. schedule bas - placing seasoned workers on a higher step than newer employees doing the same job.
After hearing that it would cost more than $1 million to implement the entire pay plan, the board asked for cost figures on making the recommended reclassifications and assigning present employees to the new scale at the closest step to give them a 5 percent pay hike (without assigning them to the scale according to length of service), and sched-
suggested that one of the first duties of a new personnel officer scheduled to begin work on Julv 1 should be to review the personnel study and pay plan and have input on ttie lateral movement of present employees.
After the' new pay plan was adopted, and after commissioners approved $5M,170 in new money for school salaries (including employee raises, increases in supplement and
extra duty pay) Gray suggested that the board might need to consider
uled Fridays meeting, then that Coi
It was then that County Manager Reginald Gray reported that it would cost $709,165 (including fringe benefits) to make the reclassifica-
implementation of the half-cent (local option) sales tax (expected to be approved by the General Assembly this year) sometime in the future.
By far the largest single item in the budget, salaries for Pitts 460 employ^ this year will total about $7.58 million, while the payroll for countv-paid teachers and other school employees this year will amo^t to about $3.6 million.
With the increases for county and
---------^ school employees added, next years
tions and implement the plan through personnel costs could total more than
the third step (the ast of the $12.4 million.
automatic increases).
Weve got to took out for the people we employ, Commissioner Eugene James said, and suggested we can work out lateral movement (for seasoned employees) in the future.
Weve got to get started (and) I think this is fair, Commissioner Burney Tucker said.
Commissioner Charles McLawhom said its a giant step (and) certainly shows go^ faith, while Commissioner Charles Gaskins
Not including the salary adjustments approved Friday, major allocations in the new budget total: $12.7 million for school current expenses and $3 million for capital outlay ($12.6 million and $3.39 million this year); $327,930 for manager/ finance office (including new personnel officer) (298,947 this year); $596,482 for the tax supervisors office ($595,207 this year); $207,615 for the tax collectors office ($267,714 this year); $185,369 for the elecons board ($153,710 this year); $173.238
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(Continued from A-1) dropped to 74 degrees at about 8 p.
- a drop of about 15 degrees.
In Farmville, the rains began about 4 p.m., according to David Holloman, dispatcher for Farmville Police Department.
The lights went out at about 4:40 p.m., he said, and power was back m service at about 5:20 p.m.
Two electrical transformers in the Ayden area were struck by lightning.
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first principal, Charles M. Eppes. The Inset shows the the high school as it looked in 1968.
teachers to push the students along, Ms. Myers said. We knew the children; we knew the background, and we knew the importance of education.
One year, we had the largest number of students to go to furUier learning on a percentage basis in the state, Ms. Myers said. Our classes werent extremely large because the black pmnilation wasnt extremely large, she said. The classes continued to grow.
I think its a case of doing exceptionally well with what we had, Ms. Myers said, explaining that furniture and equipment in the school was first used by Hose High School. The football team used to call themselves the ragged 11, she said, but they won games.
Eppes High School was located in the area that is now Thomas Foreman Recreation Park on Fifth Street, until the building burned and was demolished. The only remaining structure of the school is the gym-nasium-cafeteria, which has ^n renamed from West Greenville Recreation Center to C.M. Eppes Recreation Center.
A bust of Eppes will be installed in the center by the association, and a library-exhibit room will contain papers and artifacts of Eppes, the school, faculty and alumni, collected by Eller Harris and Inez Nimmo, historians of the association.
(Continued from A-1) for the city and the Greenville Utilities Commission.
The study is a complete salary wage plan using a database type format instead of a simple com-paris(Hi, said GUC General Manager Malcolm A. Green.
Green said the comprehensive stu^ is a necessity.
The key point is that it is in the budget, he said. Every four or five years we need to look at the salary plan. Different jobs become more complex, and some jobs have different levels of expertise than they did earlier.
Competition from private industry locally makes hiring difficult, according to Green.
The market outside is constantly chan^ng. We have competition for certain jobs right here in Greenville, I said. We also need to know how we compete with other jobs on a more regional scale such as the Southeast. Thats the area we are trying to recruit from.
Green said the GUC needs the study in order to fill positions, as well as to hold on to employees.
Were having difficulty filling or keeping people in positions, he said. We have tound that we cant get people because our pay scale is way below what they are getting, and they have the added expense of moving. Two engineering positions have been vacant for over a year, and we just cant fill them. We ako train pwple only to have them leave. Those thin make us less efficient. Green said simply raising salaries randomly in order to fill positions is improper.
We dont want to just raise certain salaries, he said. The plan compares all salaries on how they relate to each other as well as competitive indust^.
Both council and the commissiwi realized there was a need to make some revisions to the salary plan, ai^ thejy left the money in the budget
Ms. Meeks said the results of the study will not have any effect on salaries scheduled in the budget.
Nothing will be done with study for implementation until next budget year,^Ms. Meeks said.
It has been five years since a study was made, and it will be six before this one is completed, Ms. Meeks said.
The 1986-87 budget includes the additi(Mi of 15 new positions, including four police officers, a police detective, and eight fire-rescue officers to meet the workload placed upon city departments, primarily in the public safety areas due to growth and development.
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DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - An armed gang handcuffed the staff of Dublins modern art gallery Saturday morning but an alarm went off and the crooks fled empty-handed, l^licesaid.
The gallerys collection, valued at about $15 million, includes a Renoir and a Monet.
Police said at least five men, armed with two sawed-off shotguns, two hammers and a baseball bat, wore balaclava helmets to hide their faces and communicated through walkie-talkies as they moved through the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art.
The men entered about 9:30 a.m., just after the gallery opened, and seemed to know what paintings they wanted, police said.
They handcuffed about 10 staff members together and left them in a room before moving into the Hugh Lane main gallery where there were 40 paintings, said a police spokesman, who spoke on condition that he would not be identified.
Centerpiece of the collection is the Renoir painting Les Parapluies.
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FIELD DAY Neal Sumrell, left, of Ayden and Bernice Tumage of Farmville speak to an amateur radio operator in Quebec City, Canada, during annual field day activities Saturday in Greenville. About 15 amateurs took
part in the activities, which were sponsored by the American Radio Relay League as a test of equipment used in emergency communications. (Reflector Photo by Cliff HolUs)
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP) - Attorney Stephen Bingham, acquitted of charges in the deaths of six men in a San Quentin Prison escape attempt 15 years ago, says he may resume practicing law and will again work for liberal causes.
Bingham, who said he hid from the law for 13 years because he felt he couldnt get a fair trial, was acquitted Friday of two counts of first-degree murder and one of conspiracy.
We had a mountain of evidence, said juror Mary Vezie. We went over it all very carefully. There wasnt any one specific piece of evidence that swayed us.
The jury, which deliberated for more than 23 hours over five days, voted not to publicly detail their reasons, she said.
The 44-year-old Bingham was accused of passing a gun, two clips of bullets and an Afro wig to revolutionary George Jackson during an attomey-client visit to the prison on April 21, 1971. Moments later Jackson, three guards and two convicts were killed in a shoot-out which followed Jacksons escape attempt.
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DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of a teen-aged unwed mother. Lucy is 16. Her babys father left town when he found out Lucy was pregnant. Lucy begged her father ana me to let her keep her son. I felt he should have been placed for adoption, but I allowed my love for Lucy to overrule my good sense, so I let tier keep the baby, stood by her and paid for everything.
As soon as the baby was born, Lucy reverted to being an irresponsible teen-ager, and guess who is raising herchd? Weare!
Abby, we love our grandson, but we are 50 years old, and if we had wanted another child we would have had one 15 years ago. I know there is iwthing you can do about our situation, but I need to say this: I was right in the first place. The child should have been placed for adoption, but its too late now. TRAPPED GRANDMA DEAR TRAPPED: It is not too late to sit down with your daughter and let her know firmly that if she does not accept the res^nsibility for her child, he could still be put up for adoption or placed in a foster home. If you and your husband feel that you are too old to raise a child, then you are. Better the boy should be in a home that considers him a blessing and not a burden.
DEAR ABBY: I have a friend I see very often. Shes a nice person, but she has a very irritating habit that drives me crazy. No matter what I start talking about, she always turns the conversation back to herself or someone in her family. If I start to tell her about my daughter, she doesnt even let me finish; she starts in about her daughter.
Most of the time she goes on and on .ust talking about herself and her amily and her experiences and her this and her that, and she doesnt seem one bit interested in anything I have to say.
Mayte if you print this, she will reco^ze herself, and give someone else a chance. - IRRITATED AND HURT
DEAR IRRITATED: There are a lot of people like your friend, but they are too insensitive and egocentric to recognize themselves in this column. You say this friend is a "nice person whom you see often, so why not be frank with her? Tell her you are hurt, and find it irritating when she always turns the conversation back to herself. You will be doing her a favor.
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DEAR ABBY: Will you kindly do an old man of 95 a favor and print the enclosed prayer? Everyone who has ever loved an animal will bless you, as I do. - PATRICK FITZGIBBONS, KALAMAZOO, MICH.
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DEAR ABBY: Id like to tell you how I got my children to write their thank-you notes: It was a running battle with my three sons while they were growing up. I finally told them they could write their thank-you notes whenever they feltlike it, but the rule in our house was: You cant eat it, wear it, spend it, play with it or use it until the thank-you note was written.
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BRIONI, Yugoslavia (AP) - Mc^ of OPECs 13 members agreed Saturday to cut the cartels overall oil production in order to push prices up to at least $17 a barrel, but three dissenters blocked a final accord, officials said.
Oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said they would try again Sunday to reach a unanimous decision. Still to be resolved was the even stickier question of how any overall production ceiling would be divided among members.
The road is still full of stones and holes, said Mana Saeed Oteiba, the oil minister of the United Arab Emirates.
In a sign of how deeply the factions were divided, Algeria s minister left the conference siteturda34 evdning and !ald i was not returning.
Belkacem Nabi, whose country was among the dissenters, predicted the conference would ena without agreement. Weve spent enou^ time going around in circles, he said
as he boarded a yacht departing this secluded Adriatic island.
Saudi Arabias oil minister. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, said most ministers agreed OPEC should limit its production to 17.4 million barrels a day this summer and 17.9 million barrels a day during the years final quarter.
The aim would be to drive prices up to a range of $17 to $19 a barrel and keep them there for about two years, Yamani said.
OPECs current production rate of about 19 million barrels a day has helped keep prices at the depressed levelof$llto$14abarrel.
The cartels president, Rilwanu Lukman of Nigeria, refused to say if the cartel would seek to enforce a majority decision in the event that the dissenting members - Iran, Libya and Algeria remained outside the fold.
Irans oil minister, Gholamreza Aghadazeh, told reporters after Saturdays two-hour session that he had no intention of going along.
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Craxi's Resignation May Set Off aor Cabinet Shuffle In Italy
The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N C
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the Socialists have refused to bring the Communists, the nation s second largest party, into the national government.
No party has a majority, so with
the Communists excluded from power, the only alternatives are the present coalition or a Christian Oemocrat-led minority government with the Socialists abstaining.
ROME (AP) - Italian politicians said Saturday that the resignation of Premier Bettino Craxi has created such uncertainty that a major Cabinet shuffle may be the only solution to avoid early elections.
Craxi, a Socialist, led Italys longest-surviving government since World War II. He resigned on Friday night, one day after his five-party coalition lost a secret vote in Parliament.
A simmering dispute between Craxis Socialists and the dominant Christian Democrats over which party should hold the premiership led to the resignation.
President Francesco Cossiga asked Craxi to stay on as caretaker until a new government is formed.
Cossiga said he will begin consultations with political leaders on Monday.
Craxis government of Christian Democrats. Socialists, Social Democrats, Republicans and Liberals had been in power since Aug. 4, 1983, longer than any of Italys previous 43 postwar governments.
In an interview he gave the newsmagazine Espresso a few days before his resignation, Craxi was quoted as saying: I have never talked about early elections, except to say I am against them.
The magazine released portions of the interview Saturday,
Christian Democrat leaders have also spoken out against holding elec
tions earlier than the scheduled time in 1988l Party leaders also said they are against forming a balneare, or temporary government for the summer months.
One solution would be another Craxi-led government with new faces in the Cabinet, perhaps giving greater representation to the Christian Democrats.
A Cabinet shuffle, together with agreement on ending the secret vote, would allow Craxi to remain as premier until the end of the year, said Francesco DOnofrio, a leading Christian Democratic senator. *
Craxi has hinted before that he would tep down at the end of the year, presumably to give the premiership back to the Christian
Democrats who have led or dominated ail postwar governments.
Italian law allows secret balloting on all legislative measures except votes of confidence. In Thursdays swret vote on a government-backed bill involving local financing, more than 70 legislators crossed party lines and voted against the measure, which was defeated 293-266.
Minutes earlier, the government won an open vote on a confidence motion by 338-230.
Upon resigning, Craxi assailed the use of secret ballots, saying they were a completely Italian anomaly compared to all the worlds liberal democracies.
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Juror Is ExcusedOrtega Says Aid Is 'War'
GENOA, Italy (AP) The judge in the Achille Lauro hijacking trial on Saturday removed a Communist
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Shortly after Friday's court session began. .Judge Lino Monteverde read the court a letter from the juror, Silvio Ferrari, who asked to be dropped from the jurv. The letter gave no reason for the request, and the judge suspended the trial until Tuesday.
MANAGUA. Nicaragua (AP) -
The vote by the U.S. House of Representatives to send $100 million in aid to Nicaraguan rebels is a declaration of war by the United States against Nicaragua, according to President Daniel Ortega.
War... will be met by war, he told an estimated 20,000 people at a rally in Managuas Ana Maria Plaza.
He said his Sandinista government has the right, the moral obligation.
to give to the Nicaraguan people all the arms necessary to defend the revolution.
Ortegas speech was frequently interrupted by chants of Here, there, the Yankees will die.
The House on Wednesday approved President Reagans request for $70 million in military assistance and $30 million in non-lethal aid for the rebels, known as Contras. The Senate earlier approved its own version of the aid package.
Ortega also praised a decision by the International Court of Justice condemning U.S. support for the rebels. The court, based in the Hague, ruled Friday that the U.S. aid was a violation of international law.
The court has indicated with all clarity who is the assassin, who is at fault, and has pointed to the government of the United States for its terrorist policy against Nicaragua, Ortega said.
Fifteen defendants are on trial, including Mohammed Abbas, the leader of the Palestine Liberation Front who allegedly masterminded the Oct. 7 cruise ship hijacking off Egvpt. He is a fugitive and one of 10 defendants being tried in their absence.
Three of the four Palestinians accused of actually seizing the ship are on trial. The fourth man was 17 at the time of the hijacking and will be tried later by a juvenille court. A crippled American passenger, 69-year-old Leon Klihghoffer, was shot dead and thrown overboard during the hijacking.
Ferrari, a member of the Genoa province legislature, told reporters Friday that Genoas chief prosecutor, Gennaro De Feo, asked him to resign from the jury. The Italian Communist Party has been sympathetic to the Palestinian cause for a homeland.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Lebanese armor and troops rolled into Moslem west Beirut on Saturday, bent on ending a chaotic militia reign marked by assassinations, kidnappings and bank robberies.
Hours after 800 soldiers took con
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rity plan, no reports had emerged of defiance from Shiite Moslem and Druse militias, police said.
On the southern outskirts of Beirut. Shiites and Palestinians kept up a battle which had flared anew on Friday for control of three Palestinian refugee camps. Two people were killed and two injured Saturday, police said.
The camps are not covered by the security plan.
May God help us, said one soldier as his U.S.-made M-48 tank clanked out of the barracks on the first patrol under the new plan. Lets hope it works this time.
Other patrols followed in French-made armored personnel carriers, armored cars and jeeps. The soldiers were drawn from the mainly Sunni Moslem 12th Brigade, the predominantly Shiite 6th brigade and the all-Druse 11th brigade.
An army spokesman said one unit will patrol the Green Line dividing east and west Beirut, another will guard the government and key educational facilities, and a third will patrol the rest of the city.
The militias teamed up in February 1984 to wrest control of the area from the army, but have clashed
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Syrian military observers supervised the deployment operation in west Beirut from the central police barracks of Verdun. Syria is the main power broker in Lebanon, which has been wracked by more
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Pro Football Star Rogers DiesPathologist Suspects Drug Overdose Could Be Cause
SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) -Cleveland Browns defensive back Don Rogers probably died of a drug Overdose, according to the pathologist who conducted the autopsy on Saturday, a few hours before the football star was to have been married.
Dr. Joseph Pawlowski said that in the absence of any evidence of natural disease or injury. Rogers death Friday was likely caused by drugs.
The leading consideration with a person with no apparent underlying natural disease or trauma is that we are dealing with a probable drug overdose, which has to be verified toxicologically, Pawlowski said. A leading contender is cocaine.
Should Pawlowskis opinion be
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Rogers lungs were severely congested with blood, a further indication that drugs were involved in the death, Pawlowski said.
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Rogers arms had several needle marks, but Pawlowski said those probably were caused by treatment
Waltrip Announces Split From Johnson
CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) -Darrell Waltrip is leaving Junior Johnson, NASCARs winningest team over over the past 10 years with 81 victories ana six championships, as he forms a new NASCAR Winston Cup team.
Waltrip, motorsports all-time money winner at age 39, is forming a new team with engine builder Waddell Wilson and auto-racing magnate Rick Hendrick.
I can confirm that Darrell Waltrip and Waddell Wilson have reached an agreement with me this week to join in a Hendrick Motorsports NASCAR Winston Cup team for 1987, Hendrick said Friday in a prepared statement. Our exact plans and details are incomplete and it will probably be some time before we have anything specific to announce.
Before the confirmation statement, The Charlotte Observer reported Friday that the three completed their plans for the team this week. The newspaper quoted an unidentified source as sayings Wilson, who leads the Ranier Racing team for driver Cale Yarborough, informed crew members early Thursday of his plans and submitted his resignation, effective after this season, to owner Harry Ranier.
Im just not in a position to comment right now. Wilson said. Im sorry, but no comment.
Hendrick said he hoped that acknowledging the new relationship would end speculation and allow the three to continue the current Winston Cup season with their present teams unimpaired.
A deal is set for Waltrip to drive Wilson-engineered and Hendrick-owned Chevrolets in all NASCAR races for the next several years. The Waltrip-Wilson-Hendrick agreement is a multiyear deal, apparently for a minimum of three and a maximum of five or six years. Sponsorship of the team apparently is being negotiated.
The three of us and everyone at Hendrick Motorsports are excited about all of us working together and the potential that exists, Hendrick said.
Waltrip and Wilson, 48, will form the nucleus of the third NASCAR team owned by Hendrick, 37. Hendrick also fields teams for Geoff Bodine, this years Daytona 500 champion, and Tim Richmond, winner of the recent Miller 500 in Pocono, Pa. Those teams, led by Gary Nelson and Harry Hyde, respectively, are autonomous, as the Waltrip-Wilson team will be.
Waltrip, who lives in Franklin, Tenn., is the top money winner in motorsports history with $6,740,156. He has won 68 times since breaking into NASCAR in 1972 and ranks fifth on the NASCAR victory list, behind Richard Petty, Uavid Pearson, Yarborough and Bobby Allison.
Wilson, a native of Bakersville in the Blue Ridge mountains of Mitchell County, is noted for his powerful engines that have produced dozens of victories for Fireball Roberts, Fred Lorenzen, Benny Parsons, Buddy Baker, Pearson, Allison and Yarborough. Until Bill Elliotts sensational 1985 season, Wilsons cars held the NASCAR all-time qualifying and race-speed records.
The departure of Waltrip from the Johnson team and Wilson from Raniers operation is expected to trigger additional changes in 1987.
The Johnson ride is considered one of NASCARs most desirable, and the list of candidates to take it will be long and strong. Rumors have put Elliott at the top of that list, but Johnson said Thursday he has not made an offer to anyone.
All I can say right now is that well run the rest of this year with Darrell and then, when hes gone, well still continue to do alright, Johnson said.Cruises Home
Defending champion Martina Navratilova returns a shot from Kristin Keney during their ladies singles third round match at Wimbledoif Saturday. Navratilova cruised to a 6-0, 6-2 win |iver Kinney. (AP Laserphoto) ^
Rogers received at the hospital.
Rogers, a standout second-year safety for the Browns, lapsed into a coma and died Friday, the day after a bachelors party at Sacramento hotel.
His mother, Loretha, on Saturday suffered a possible heart attack and was listed in critical condition in the same hospital where her son was first taken, said nursing supervisor Cathy Faringer.
Earlier, police had said autopsy results showed no evidence of drugs, disease or injury that would explain the mysterious death.
To my knowledge, there were no drugs determined this morning that were identified as cause of death, Sgt. Bob Burns said following the autopsy.
Burns said that police involvement in the investigation was ending since the autopsy found absolutely no trauma to the body nor... any evidence of foul play.
He said preliminary results showed no chronic or acute disease process that could identify cause of death.
Results of tests on Rogers body fluids and brain might be announced Monday, Burns saii
We have heard rumors of drug use, Loren Willeford, senior investigator for the Sacramento County coroners office, said before the autopsy. We are not ruling out any reason for the cause of death, but we do not now have a cause of death.
Paul Warfield, former Browns star and player relations director, said he spoke by telephone with Rogers about two hours before he collapsed. Warfield said he called to tell Rogers that another former player, Ricky Feacher, would represent the team at Rogers wedding to his UCLA sweetheart, Leslie Nelson.
"Paul said Don sounded fine, said Kevin Byrne, a team spokesman. He said he seemed excited about getting married.
Byrne,, vice president for public relations, said the team wilt not issue a statement or say anything until we receive an official word on the cause of death. We wilt have no further comment until then.
Rogers, Clevelands No. 1 draft pick in 1984 and selected by the Players Association as the AFC Defensive Rookie of the Year that season, collapsed after suffering possible seizures about 10:30 a.m. PDT Friday at the home he bought for his mother.
None of the six to eight p^ple at the house mentioned the possibility of drug use as two ambulance medics started to perform life-support services, said Mike Meighan, supervisor for the ambulance crew.
At the time we picked him up. he was in a coma, Mighan said. He was in a life-threatening state. He was unconscious.
Robert Fagan, who lives across the street, said he heard someone crying out for help Friday morning.
I was in my kitchen and I heard what sounded like pounding on the walls, he said. 1 heard someone yelling, Help me, and they kept yelling for a tew minutes. 1 was getting ready to call 911 (the police emergency phone) when the fire trucks and an ambulance came.
Clad in a sweatsuit, Rogers was rushed to a northern Sacramento hospital, then transferred unconscious to Mercy San Juan Hospital, where he died at 4:31 p.m, hospital spokeswoman Connie Huff said.
More than a dozen relatives and friends who had gathered in the emergency room were allowed toBrowns Safety
Cleveland Browns safety Don Rogers cheers the crowd during one of the games in 1985, Rogers died Friday afternoon in Sacramento, Calif. (AP Laserphoto)
view his body and make tearful farewells Huff said hospital authorities reported no signs of drug use. and Donna ORay-King, a spokeswoman
for the .Sacramento (oiinl\ Coroner -office, said initial reixirts indicated there was apparently no drug in volvement in the death
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Charging Norman Eyes Title
OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) - Lee Trevino said he had to overcome a distraction Saturday in the third round of the Canadian Open Golf Championship.
I saw the fire department out there on the back nine, said Trevino, straight-faced and without a hint of a smile.
"They were trying to put out Greg Norman
He was on fire.
It was an exaggeration, of course, but only a mild exaggeration.
Norman, who has been on such a rampage around the PGA Tour the last couple of months, flirted with the 50s and eventually compiled a 10-under-par 62 that lifted him to within a stroke of third-round leader Bob Murphy.
With two par-5s still to play, I was definitely thinking 59 when I made the eagle on 13, said the Australian known as the Great White Shark.
That figure - the all-time PGA Tour scoring record was beyond him, however, and he had to settle for simply the best round of his career -a round that included 10 birdies, an eagle and two bogeys.
Ive had a 62 before, but considering the course, and considering 1 made two bogeys, this was a better round, said Norman, who com-)leted three trips over the Glen Ab-)ey Golf Club course in 210, six shots under par and one back the veteran Murphy.
Murphy also found a certain distraction in Normans early-dav heroics.
Im standing on the first tee and somebody tells me. Norman just
shot 62. 1 say, Oh, thats nice 1 havent even started and hes gone past me like a train, Murphy said.
Murphy, however, made up some ground of his own, completing a 4-under-par 68 with a last-hole birdie. Playing almost four hours behind Norman, the 43-year-old Murphy completed three rounds at 209, seven under par. r Mac O'Grady, the controversial figure who is appealing a $5,000 fine and a six-week suspension for conduct unbecoming a professional golfer, and rookie Davis Love III tied Norman for second at 210.
OGrady came on with a third-round 69 in the warm, sunny weather, and Love shot 70.
Dave Barr, seeking to become the first Canadian in 32 years to win this national championship, and Mike Donald were another shot back at 211. Donald had a 69. Barr 70. ,
Second-round leader Andy Bean struggled to a 74 and was tied with five others at 212. leaving a dozen players locked within three strokes of the lead going into Sundays final round.
Also at 212 were three-time Canadian Open champion Lee Trevino, South African Bobby Cole. Canadian Dan Halldorson, Pat McGowan and lefty Ernie Gonzalez. Trevino, Halldorson and Cole all had 69s. McGowan shot 70 and Gonzalez matched par 72.
Jack Nicklaus, not yet a winner of this title but a 7-time runner-up, had to work hard for a 70 that left him at 213, four off the pace.
Murphy matched par over the front side and made his move when his putter came to life on the back.
The chunky veteran dropped a pair of 20-footers on the 11th and 12th. then got a share of the lead with a 4-iron shot to within four feet on the 14th.
He preserved a piece of the lead with a scrambling par from a bunker on the 17th then took sole control of the top spot when got up and down from a bunker for a birdie-4 on the final hole.
But he. like everyone else, was talking^^bout Normans remarkable effort that lifted him over 62 players.
Im standing on the first tee and somebody tells me. Norman just shot 62. 1 say, Oh, thats nice. I havent even started and hes gone past me like a train. Murphy said.
It marked the second consecutive tournament that Norman had come from the cut figure - in this case 4-over-par 148 - to move into title contention. He had to birdie the 36th hole at Atlanta to qualify for the final two rounds, then playe the last 36 holes in 130 and finished third.
This time, he was convinced hed missed the qualifying score, cleaned out his locker and packed my bags to get a flight home. said Norman, who has finished third or better in five of his last seven starts.
And he wasn't expecting anything spectacular after hed bogeyed the second hole from a buried lie in a tunker
I was five over (par for the tournament) and I thought. What the heck, lets just go out and have fun and see what happens. he said.
He birdied the next four holes.
You get into a zone and just look for the flags and thats it. You believe
.you can do anything with the goli ball, he said.
He one-putted seven times, in eluding a 20-footer tor birdie on thi ninth, over the front .side, which he played in 5-under-par 30.
He missed a 7-foot birdie putt on the lOth, chipped in for birdie on the 11th then hit a 4 iron four feet from the flag on the rith A 3-wood second shot set up an 18-foot eagle-putt on the 13th, At that point, he was nine under par for the day with two par-,5s ahead of him.
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Defending Champs Get Hot
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -Defending champions Boris Becker and Martina Navratilova, their games as hot as the weather, charged into the fourth round as the Wimbledon tennis championships ended their first week Saturday.
But the upsets that have haunted the tournament continued on this sweltering day when the temperature soared to 100 degrees on Center Court
Swedens Stefan Edberg. the reigning Australian Open champion and No. 5 seed at the 100th Wimbledon, lost his third-round match to Miloslav Mecir of Czechosloi'akia.
And. Raffaella Reggi shocked No. 4 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany 6-4, 6-1 to become the first Italian woman to reach the fourth round at the All England Club ance 1%5 and only the second since Wc War II.
Only seven seeds remainefl mens play and nine in the womens singles. And an unseeded player is guaranteed to reach the mens semifinals for the 10th consecutive year, a string that began in 1977 when John McEnroe stormed out of the qualifying with his brilliant play and brash manner.
With McEnroe on a self-imposed hiatus from tennis, there was no
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overwhelming favorite for the mens singles this year, even though the field included last years winner, Becker, and Czechoslovakias Ivan Lendl, the worlds top-ranked player who was coming off a victory in the .French Open.
Edberg, one of the few Swedes who seemed to be comfortable on the fast grass surface, was one of those given a chance at winning. That chance was dashed Saturday by Mecir, 6-4, 6-4,6-4. The Czechoslovak has beaten Edberg in all three of their career meetings.
He played very well, unfortunately, Edberg said. He played out of his mind and there wasnt too much I could do today. He was too good.
I knew I had a good shot for the tournament if 1 played very well. Unfortunately. I played Mecir,
Becker, seeded fourth, dropped a set for the first time in this years tournament as he defeated Australias Paul McNamee 6-4, 6-4, 4-6,6-4.
Second-seeded Mats Wi lander of Sweden downed Australian Mark Kratzmann 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-1: No. 7 Henri Leconte of France stopped American Greg Holmes 6-4, 6-2,7-6; No. 12 Brad Gilbrt of the United States eliminated Czeiiboslovakia's M^an Srejber 7-5. 6-7, ,6-3, 6-3; and
No. 13 Mikael Pernfors of Sweden ousted American Sammy Giam-malva2-6,6-4,6-3.6-l.
In the womens singles, Navratilova, the .No. I .*<000, was joined in the fourth round by .No 2 Chris Evert Lloyd. No 3 liana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia. No 7 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia. No. 8 Manuela .Maleeva of Bulgaria, .No. 10 Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina. No, 11 Carling Bassett of Canada. No. 15 Catarina Lindqvisl of Sweden and No. 16 Kathy Jordan of the United States,
Navratilova crushed Kristin Km ney 6-0. 6-2 and Lloyd stopped Kathleen Horvath 6-4,'6-1 in all-American matches.
It was Mandlikova over Czechoslovakias Iva Budarova 6-2. 64); Sukova over Australian Anne Minter 6-1. 6-4; Maleeva over Australian Elizabeth Smylie 7-6, 6-1; Sabatini over American Barbara Gerken 6-2, 6-1; Bassett over Marie Calleja df France 6-4, 6-2; Lindqvist over Australian Elizabeth Minter. Annes sister, 3-6,7-6,6-3; and Jordan over American Melissa Gurney 6-4, 6-1.
The fourth round will Jinally see seeded players facing each other, although with the number of upsets during the first week, pnlv one mens match will pair seed vs. sf^d.
Becker wiii im-ei t'ti'nlu:>. itii. surprising French Open imahsi . whose game was honed al the I'm- versity of Georgia f l'i at the point now w hci< I put a little more pressure or: iriAseli. knowing that I can play on ihis .surface. Pernfors said otlu-rwisc ' feels just as well as it did m he French Open
Asked about his dropfiing the tirst set against Giammalva. Pernfors said:
1 had problems concentrating at the fjegmnmg. which havrm't jiad m the other matches I definitelv won't lose the tirst set against Becker
In the women's singles, Ua.s.setl will face Mandlikova and .Jordan will meet Lloyd in the onl\ fourth-round matchups between seeded plavers Jordan upset Lloyd at Wimbled'on in the third round in'l9H3 Two Australians reached the men s fourth round as fat Cash, a semiti nalist at Ixith Wimbledon and the U.S. Open in 1984, defeated American Jay Lapidus 6-1,6-4,6-7,7-5. and John Fitzgerald upended Australian Wallv Masur7-6.7-6,5-7.6-4 Other women winners Saturdav were Americans Betsy Nagelsen. Lon McNeil and Robin White' Isabelle Demongeot of France. Bet tina Bunge of West Germany, and Dianne Balestrat of Australia
Saturday's Youth Baseball
Senior Babe Ruth
Kiwanis..................1
Washington..............0
Eric Dorman hit a solo home run in the bottom of the sixth inning to give Kiwanis a 1-0 win over Washington in a Senior Babe Ruth League baseball game Saturday.
Tom Moye, who tossed a three-hitter for the win, struck out six and walked one. Kiwanis only other two hits were supplied by Scott Davis who singled in the first and fourth innings.
hits, singling in the first and sixth.
Little League
Floyd Lilley took the loss, allowing three hits and no walks. John High collected two of Washingtons three
North State Champs
The Sports world team won the North State Little League regular season title. Shown from left to right are: in the back row, ( oach Jugh Stanley: Russell Oats; Shea Harper; Jay Kuykendall; Steve .Anthony; iVIanager
Ron Wine. Middle row, .Aldrich Sharpe; Joel Fickling; Parham Stanley; Dante Daniels; Kevin Smith. Front row, Richard Ray; Michel Worthington; Shep Skinner; Scott Rav. (Reflector Photo)
Death Of Former Maryland Star Has Far-Reaching Consequences
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - A large part of Len Bias life took place here, on the University of Marylands sprawling red-brick campus.
He came here as child to see his idols play basketball and to learn the basics of the hoop and the dribble at summer camps.
He came here as a young man to hone those skills, to get an education and to become the star he always dreamed of being.
He grew from a pudgy adolescent to a tall, muscular All-American here. And it was here, in the early hours of June 19. as Len Bias stood on the brink of fame and fortune, that he died after ingesting cocaine.
The death of the 22-year-old Bias has raised questions that go far beyond College Park questions about athletes and academics, questions about grueling basketball schedules, questions about drug abuse.
Its going to provide people the impetus to do some self-evaluation, Maryland Athletic Director Dick Dull said. Anyone who claims that what happened here cant happen on their own campus is either naive or simply not facing the truth.
The death of Len Bias is also a private matter of grief for this campus community of 50,1)00. It is a loss
sharpened by the talk of drug use and idem
academic laxity.
Theres so much hurt in it." Drury Bagwell, associate vice chancellor for student affairs, said. Its as if you were in the process of burying your brother and people start asking about his use of drugs
and his sex life and what about your great Uncle Horace who stole that horse.
Bagwell says the incident has. in one week, obscured the schools rise to academic prestige during this decade.
The sixth-largest public university. Maryland has ridden the wave of growth in public school prominence. The National Academy of Science Association now rates Maryland in the top 10 for engineering and computer science programs.
And Maryland had Lenny Bias, a player of considerable skill and vitality. Some say the school spirit was typified in popular campus poster that read, Im Bias -Maryland is No. 1
Bias didn't come to Maryland solely for a degree. He came to play basketball, a task he had prepared for most of his young life.
Lenny naturally gravitated toward basketball because thats what he did best. He had a superior, talent in that area thats much greater than anything he did, other than being a sensitive, good human being." Dull said.
As a youngster, he played street-corner ball near his Landover home, not far from the Maryland campus. Friends called him ".Frosty" then, as in Frosty the Snowman, because of his rounded physique.
In the sixth grade he attended a basketball camp sponsored by Lefty Driesell, the crusty Maryland coach who has fielded winning teams in the tough Atlantic Coast Conference for the last 17 years.
Bias wasnt a natural; he was cut from his junior high team. He became a starter again when he was bu,sed to Hyattsvilles Northwestern High, but his coach. Bob Wagner, says it was only because "the team wasn't very good."
So he practiced. He sold popcorn at Marylands Cole Field House so he could study Buck Williams rebounds and Alberi Kings shots. "Maryland was always a big thing in his mind. Wagner said.
Frosty persevered. He pumped iron to increase his strength and endurance and grew to a powerful 6-foot-8. By his senior year. Bias and his high school team were in the state championship finals and Bias got his first taste of fame.
He listened to a stream of college recruiters and their promises, but soon grew weary of their intense interest.
"He was relieved when the whole process was over," Wagner recalled.
At Maryland. Bias blossomed. His freshman-year 7.2 points per game jumped to 23.2 points his senior year. He became Marylands career scoring leader with 2,149 points and was the 1986 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year.
While Bias reached for rebounds, his school reached for academic excellence.
The number of National Merit Scholars attending the school rose. Research funding tripled. The school ranked second on the honor roll among ACC sch(H>ls in academic achievement among athletes.
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the Lions 14-4 in North State Little League action Saturday.
Gunns shot was a grand slam in
the first inning that puf Coke ahead to added two
more runs in
Coca-Cola..............14
Lions .....................4
Adam Charlton and Hollis Gunn both homered as Coca-Cola defeated
stay. They ac___ the first to lead 6-0.
Charltons homer was a solo-shot that opened the second and keyed a four-run inning that gave Coke a 10-2 lead.
Joshua Boyles tossed a four-hitter for win. Mark Taylor and Gunn led Coke with two hits apiece.
need in the third inning when it scored four runs to break a scoreless tie. John Savage was hit by a pitch to open the inning. Darel Willborne reached on a fielders choice that forced out Savage.
Todd McKenzie followed with a wolk, and Richie Grimes singled Chuck Williams reached on an error that scored Willborne and Mackenzie. Will McKenzie then lashed a double that scored Grimes and Williams.
Union Carbide...........9
Kiwanis..................0
The game between Union Carbide and Kiwanis was suspended because of rain with Union Carbide leading
9-0.
Pepsi added a run in the fourth and two more in the fifth. Jarmans scored their only run in the sixth when Russell Williamson scored on a fielders choice.
Value defeated Exchange 11-0 in four innings Saturday.
Henry Clark started things off for True Value in the third with a single and advanced around the bases on a wild pitch and two consecutive errors. Brooks Honeycutt then singled and came home on Helms single. Columbo followed by singling home Helms and Columbo came home on a single by Jonathon Adams.
Craig Brannon tossed a two-hitter for the win. Helms had three hits to lead Pepsi.
Senior Babe Ruth
Pepsi-Cola ............7
Jarman's Auto..........1
Chuck Allen tossed a two-hitter as Pepsi-Cola defeated Jarman's Auto, 7-1, in Tar Heel Little League action Saturday.
Pepsi scored all the runs it would
McKenzie had two doubles to lead Pepsi.
True Value.......
Exchange.........
.......11
........0
J.D. Helms and Allen Columbo hit consecutive run-scoring singles to key a four-run third inning as True
Kiwanis..................8
Winterville...............2
Eric Jarman had two hits and two RBI as Kiwanis defeated Winterville 8-2.in a Senior Babe Ruth League baseball game Priday.
Kiwanis tallied one run in the first, one in the fourth, two in the fifth and twointhesi.xth.
Billy Carr was the winning pitcher and Kiwanis was led in hitting by Eric Jarman with three hits.
Yankees No Longer Have Home Sweet Home
NEW YORK (AP) - The House that Ruth built has turned into a house of horrors - for the New York Yankees.
Since Yankee Stadium opened in 1923, none of the 22 world championship teams, none of the 33 American League pennant-winners, not even any of the six outfits that finished below .500, ever lost nine consecutive games in the worlds most storied ballpark.
The 1986 Yankees, who began Saturday with the third best record in the major leagues, own that dubious distinction foliowiQg^ 7-4 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.
Ironically, a clubhouse visitor Saturday was Thad Mumford, a former Yankee batboy who was a producer and writer in the last four years of the M-A-S-H TV series. But not even Hawkeye Pierce or B.J. Honeycutt could cure what ails the Yankees, unless they can pitch.
This club has always had a good home record, Manager Lou Piniella said, "Were in a losing streak at home, but once we win that first game well start playing well at home.
most notably, Dave Winfield (.231), Rickey Henderson (.231), Ken Griffey (.200) and Mike Pagliarulo (.161) - have been less than productive with runners in scoring position.
The defense also has picked up lately.
That leaves the pitching - or lack thereof.
In the nine-game home losing streak, Yankee pitchers have surrendered 81 runs and 124 hits. They also have gone 12 games at home without holding the opposition to fewer than five runs. Over that stretch, they have allowed 97 runs and 153 hits.
When Joe Niekro was knocked out in the second inning Saturday, it marked the fifth time in the last six
home games that the starting pitcher failed to last/three innings. And it was the eightn straight home game in which the opposition scored in the first inning^ 18 runs on 23 hits in 46 at-bats over that span.
"Certainly our starting pitching ...
Piniella said with a grim little chuckle, "... has got to hold the opposition down a little better. Well probably make some changes in the startingrotation."
Piniella wasnt specific, but veterans Ron Guidry and Niekro have' been the least effective starters of late. Piniella said he was considering making lefty screwballer Alfonso Pulido a starter and said he didnt know whether the 41-year-old Niekro would remain in the rotation.
After a 58-22 home record last year nke
and 39-42 on the road, the Yankees are 17-19 at Yankee Stadium and 24-14 away.
Im not into figuring out what it is, co-captain 'Willie Randolph said in the silent, gloomy clubhouse. We plaved real well at home last year and I couldnt tell you why we played so poorly on the road.
"The game is played the same way all over, Piniella said. Youve still got to get good pitching, timely hitting and good defensive play whether youre playing at home or on the road.
The hitting, for the most part, has been there, although several players
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Yankees' Woes Continue
With Loss Tii;^lue Jays
By The .Associated Press The last time the Yankees lost nine straight games in New York, Woodrow Wilson was president and their home field was the Polo Grounds.
Lloyd Moseby homered twice and Jimmy Key pitched a seven-hitter Saturday as the Toronto Blue Jays beat New York 7^. marking the first time the Yankees have ever lost nine
strai^t at Yankee Stadium, where (have played for 62 years. They
they
lost nine consecutive games at the Polo Grounds in 1915.
Im not into figuring out what it is, coK^ptain Willie Randolph said of the Yankees 17-19 record at home. We played real well at home last year (58-22) and I couldnt tell you why we played so poorly on the road (39^2).
Joe Niekro, 7-6, was knocked out in the second inning, the fifth time in the last six home games that New Yorks starting pitcher failed to last three innings. '
In other American League day games, Boston beat Baltimore 7-3, Detroit defeated Milwaukee 8-5 and Chicago tripped Oakland 4-1. In AL
games at night. Kansas City was at Ota, Te ~
and
Out At Second
Marty Barrett of the Boston Red Sox tries to take out Onoles second baseman Juan Bonilla. Bonilla successfully completed the
double play by throwing out Wade Boggs in the first inning of their game Saturday afternoon in Baltimore. (AP Laserphoto)
Minnesota, Texas at Seattle Cleveland at California.
In the only day action in the National League, New York beat Chicago 5-2. At night, Montreal was at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Cincinnati, San Diego at Atlanta,
Clemens Masters AL Hitters
BALTIMORE (AP) - Trying to keep device to know that the 95 mile-an-
up with Boston pitcher Roger hour fastball of the still unbeaten Red
Cemens may have been too much for Sox ace was difficult to hit. Even
the speed gun used by the Baltimore when they know whats coming, the
Orioles. task of hitting the pitch is somewhat
overwhelming.
You know the guys not going to finesse you, Larry Sheets said after Boston won 5-3 and Clemens moved
It conked out in the ninth inning of Friday nights game after clocking Clemens through 11 strikeouts enroute to his 14th victory of the season.
But the Orioles didnt need the
to within one of the all-time American League best start.
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Several active Browns players planned to attend the wedding, including Hanford Dixon, a cornerback and close friend of Rogers.
On behalf of the Browns, I can only express shock and anguish at the sudden and tragic death of Don Rogers, said Browns owner Art Modell.
the Len Bias thing, and of course you dont know until they do an examination.
Rogers, 6-foot-l, 206-pounds, bom m Texarkana, Ark., and
was
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up m Sacramento, where he played Quarterback at Norte Del Rio High school before going to UCLA. He made the transition to safety for the Bruins and was named Player of the Game in the 1982 Rose Bowl. In 1983, Rogers was a second-team All-^erica selection.
Most family members and friends who gathered Saturday at the home of Rogers mother, Loretha Rogers, in an area of nejatly trimmed lawns and tract houses refused to discuss the death with a reporter.
What happened is strange, really freaky, Ed Johnson, Rogers uncle by marriage. Im still trying to get my composure,
Otis Nixon of the Cleveland Indians, who lives in the same Cleveland condominium complex as I^ers, said he had always known him as straight. I would have no idea of him doing drugs.... If it was drugs,
I would tlunk it was a first-time thing, like Lenny Bias.
Bob Golic, a nose tackle with the Browns defensive unit, said, Everybodys going to think about
Its such a loss, its unbelievable, Golic said. Not only was he a great player, he was a really nice guy. His personality added a lot to the team. This really hits home. You see this guy every day, and all of a sudden he's not around. Its scary in a way. Heres a guy in top physical condition. He just had a physical back in May. These are very complete exams. How can a guy like that die?
country hardball? Sheets said. Youre just going up there, and the better mans going to win.
Clemens, who needed relief help in the ninth inning, ran his league-leading strikeout total to 125. With one of Baltimores runs unearned, Clemens maintained his earnedrun average at 2.18, also best in the league.
It was the fifth time this season that Clemens has struck out 10 or more batters in a game, and a walk he issued to Eddie Murray to open the ninth was only his 30th in 123 and two-thirds innings. He yielded consecutive hits for only the seventh time this season.
Murray hit two home runs, the only player to accomplish that feat against Clemens this season. His first solo shot in the second inning put Clemens behind in a game for the first time in eight starts.
Boston has averaged almost seven runs in the games started by Clemens, so there was no need to panic over a 1-0 score.
I knew if I could hang on, he said, that sooner or later, wed score some runs. It seems like we score enough, whether it comes in the first or ninth inning.
Manager Earl Weaver of the Orioles, aware of Bostons offensive support for Clemens, said: If you have to eet six runs off Clemens to win, you re in trouble. Hes going to keep you in every game he pitches. This the best streak Ive ever seen anybody have, said Boston Manager John McNamara. He pitches when he has to. When he needs outs, hes been getting them.
Clemens now ranks fifth on the all-time list for best winning streaks at the start of the season.
Rube Marquard of the 1912 New York Giants holds the record of 19, followed by Elroy Face of the 1959 Pittsburgh Pirates at 17. Dave McNally of the 1969 Orioles and Johnny Allen of the 1937 Cleveland Indians share the American League record of 15.
For his postgame interview, Clemens was moved out of the clubhouse and into a room which houses replicas of lockers for players in the Orioles Hall of Fame.
By chance, he stood directly in front of the locker of McNally, one of the players whose record Clemens will attempt to tie in his next outing.
It wasnt planned that way, said an Orioles Spokesman.
Philadelphia at St, Louis and Los Angeles at Houston.
Moseby hit his lOth homer in the first, after Ranee Mulliniks singled, marking the eighth straight hoe game in which the opposition has scored on the Yankees in the first inning. New York opponents have 18 runs on 23 hits in 46 at-bats over that span.
The Blue Jays, who have won four straight, scored again in the second on singles by Rick Leach and Ernie i^^itt, a walk and a wild pitch bv Niekro. Mulliniks walked to reload the bases and a third consecutive walk, to Moseby, forced Whitt home.
Mosebys second homer came off reliever Alfonso Pulido in the fifth inning.
In the nine-game home losing streak, Yankee pitchers have been tagged for 81 runs and 124 hits. They also have gone 12 games at home without holding the opposition to fewer than five runs.
Gary Roenicke knocked in three New York runs against Key with a two-run homer in the sixth and a single in the eighth. Key, 6-5, has a 2.37 ERA in his last eight decisions after going 0-3 with a 13.27 ERA in his first six starts.
AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox 7, Orioles 3
Ed Romero drove in three runs and Dennis Oil Can Boyd won his 10th iiame as first-place Boston defeated ading Baltimore.
Bostons 14th victory in its last 19 road games, coupled with New Yorks loss to Toronto, gave the Red Sox a seven-game lead in the AL East. The Orioles have lost 14 of their last 19.
Boyd, 10-5, won for the eighth time in 10 starts with relief help from Bob Stanley, who pitched the final 1 2-3 inning for his 13th save.
Tigers 8. Brewers 5
Darrell Evans hit a two-run homer and Kirk Gibson homered and scored three runs as Detroit defeated
Milwaukee for its fourth consecutive victory
Lance Parrish singled home Gibson to break a 5-5 tie with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Evans followed with his 12th homer, giving Detroit an 8-5 lead, and Bill Campbell. 2-2. went on to pitch the final 3 2-3 innings for the victory.
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Joel Skinner and Ron Kittle knocked in two runs apiece in the fifth inning. leading Chicago over Oakland. .
Benefitting from four double plays; White Sox right-hander Richard Dot--son, 6-7. allowed seven hits in eight-)lus innings for the victory. Skinner' lad a two-run double and Kittle a two-run single to account for Chicagos runs.
NATION.AL LEAGUE Mets 5. Cubs 2 .
Ray Knights tie-breaking two-nin single in the ninth inning lifted New., York over Chicago as refiever Roger McDowell picked up his seventh victory without a defeat.
Bird Honored
NEW YORK (AP) Larry Bird of the Boston Celtics was named Basketball Player of the Year Satur
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Sunday, June 29.1986Stephenson Uses Mom's Pointers
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A lengthy putting session with her mother paid off for Jan Stephenson as she shot herself into a share of the lead with a 3-under par 69 Saturday to catch Sandra Palmer after three rounds of the $350,000 LPGA Mayflower Classic golf tournament.
Stephensons parents flew from her homeland of Australia to be with her .this week. Her mother, Barbara, :went to the putting green with her : Friday.
I spent two hours working with her. It gave me confidence, said Stephenson, who had complained labout putting woes after shooting a 68 ;in the opening round and a 71 Friday.
; We were there until 8 p.m. and I only missed three, said Stephenson, who began the round by making a !pair of five-footers for birdie on her ifirst four holes. I feel encouraged :with my putter. 1 slept better. I couldnt wait to get up. I really ^wanted to play and you could tell. aders had an 8-
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for .54 holes and were three strokes ahead of Carolyn Hill and Rosie Jones.
1 missed only three putts, Stephenson said, who made a 14-footer for her final birdie of the day.
1 was struggling, said Palmer, who had 68s in the first two rounds. I was either way long or way short... I need to work on my long putts. It was ^ not an easy 72.
Stephenson, three strokes behind Palmer when the round began, started quickly with birdies on four of her first seven holes and made the turn with a 3-under 33. ->
Palmer played steady golf early and then had to overcofhe a shaky back nine that began with two consecutive bogies, finishing the round with a par 72 that included three birdies and three bogies.
Palmer, seeking a 21st career victory that has eluded her since 1982, was one stroke up on Stephenson with three holes to go and lost that advantage with a bogey on the 158-yard, par 3 No. 15 hole. The leaders then
jamed a stroke on the field with a )irdie on the 17th hole and finished with a par.
Hill, who hasnt had a Top 10 finish since 1984, moved into a tie for third with Jones at 211 after shooting a 5-under 67 in the third round. Hill had six birdies on her first 12 holes. Jones had her second consecutive 70.
The tournament on the 6,186-yard, par 72 Country Club of Indianapolis course ends Sunday with the winner picking up $52,500.
Palmer shot a 1-under-par 35 on the front nine with eight pars before running into trouble, bogeying the 10th and 11th holes. The 45-year-old nearly had a third consecutive bogey when she hit a lengthy downhill putt on No. 12 about 10 feet past the cup, but saved par to remain 7-under.
Stephenson started her back nine with a bogey and followed with six consecutive pars before the birdie on the 486-yard, par 5 No. 17.
Hill, who matched her career-low for seven seasons on the tour, had seven birdies in moving into conten
tion for her first victory. The round biroie putt birdie tap-in after a 6-iron shot on the
began with a 12-foot birdie putt and a
521-yard, par 5 No. 2 stopped two feet from the cup.
Ive been striking the ball well, said Hill, who has missed the cut seven times this year and hasnt finished higher than a tie for 15th. Im also putting very well since Ive redone my putting grip ... Im holding my hands different. The right hand is over the left with the thumbs together. It looks like youre praying. Sometimes thats what youre doing out there.
There was a three-way tie for fifth at 4-under 212 between Chris Johnson, Judy Dickinson and defending champion Alice Miller. Cindy Hill, Bonnie Lauer and Hall of Famer Kathy Whitworth, who had an eagle on the 15th hole, were next at 213.
Miller, chasing her first victory since her tournament-record six-stroke triumph last year, was three strokes behind Palmer when the leaders made the turn. But, she was
unable to produce a change as she finished with seven pars and two bogies for a par 72.
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Even-Keel Douglass Leads
: COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Dale TDouglass is a simple man with a :simple approach to holding onto his :four-stroke lead heading into the final round of the U.S. Senior Open.
(The rest of the field hasnt) got .time to worry about me, Douglass !said.
: Douglass owns a four-stroke lead after shooting a 3-under-par 68 Saturday to move to a tournament ^ record 7-under-par 206 heading into r the final 18 holes.
; Citing his even keel theory." Douglass said, It comes down.to ; putting the ball in the fairway on the ; first hole and then putting it in the hole, and going on to the next hole I and doing the same, so that at the end I of the day youve made a good score ; and everyone thinks youre wonder-:ful.
; Douglass, participating in his first
* Senior Open after reaching the senior
golfers minimum age ot 50 earlier this year, continued his domination over Sciotos 6,709-yard, par-71 layout.
He led after each of the first two rounds, shooting an Open first-round record 66 and a second-round 72 to take a three-stroke advantage into Saturdays third round.
Douglass third-round 68 included five birdies and two bogeys and established a .54-hole tournament record of 7-under-par 206. The previous low three-round score in the seven years of the Senior Open was 214.
Gary Player shot a 66 and missed matching the course record when he missed a 6-foot putt to bogey the 430-yard, par-4 finishing hole. He was alone,at 3-under-par.210, four shots off Douglass pace.
Jim Ferree. with an even-par 71, and Harold Henning, with a third-round 70, were the only other players
under par at 1-under 212.
Five-time British Open champion Peter Thomson fired a 1-under-par 70 to move to 1-over 214, while Bruce Crampton and Chuck Workman were at 2-over 215.
Chi Chi Rodriguez, Jack Fleck and Bob Toski were at 3-over 216.
Two-time defending Senior Open champion Miller Barber was at 217, while 1981 Senior Open champion Arnold Palmer followed rounds of 78 and 74 with a 73 to stand at 225.
The $275,000 tournament concludes with 18 holes Sunday.
COLL MBl'S. Ohio lAPi - Third round scores Saturday in the $275.000 I'S Senior Open championship, played on the 6.-709-yard. par-71 -Scioto Country Club courw la
denotes amateur Dale Douglass Gary Player Jimrerree Harold Henning Peter Thomson Bruce Crampton Chuck Workman Jack Fleck Chi Chi Rodriguez
NCAA Executive Calls For All-Out Effort In Drug \Nar
\ MISSION, Kan. (AP) Coaches, ;educators and the athletes themselves must do more to stop
drug abuse on the college campus, in I the view of NCAA Executive Director I Walter Byers.
t I do not believe the higher educa-\ tion community has taken a strong
enough stand against drugs, Byers - said.
I The NCAA will start the most : comprehensive drug testing program ; in sports this fall, but Byers said in an interview,**! dont think its an
isolated athletic problem. Its a r campus-wide problem. Its a national : problem.
I dont believe athletes are bring-; ing drugs on campus. I think drug
traffickers are bringing drugs on campus.
The problem came to the fore with the death on June 19 of Maryland basketball All American Len Bias. His death, after a night of celebrating in a dormitory and elsewhere with some teammates and friends, was attributed to cocaine intoxication.
University of Maryland Chancellor John B. Slaughter, chairman of the NCAA Presidents Commission, has since called for the NCAA to take a much more aggressive stand against drugs.
Byers said that it was up to university leaders, coaches and (he athletes to discourage drug use.
We have talked to the FBI... and
it is clear that you cant stem the flow of drugs, Byers said. There has to be a restraint of the appetite for drugs. That is the responsibility of the institution and the coaches. The student-athlete has to come forward and be a role model.
The NCAA will begin testing athletes for abuse of street drugs like cocaine and marijuana and for \zhat it calls performance-enhancing drugs like steroids at all championship events, beginning in November.
Athletes who test positive for any of 200 banned drugs would have their eligibility suspended for 90 days. A repeat offender would lose eligibility for one year.
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Sunday. June 29, 1966 B*5
Little League
First Federal..............8
Moose....................4
Erie Smiths RBI double knocked in the tying run and keyed a four-run fourth inning as First Federal moved to a 8-4 victory over Moose in Tar Heel Little League baseball action Friday.
Down 3-2, First Federal rallied for four runs in the fourth inning. Maceo Wilkins opened up that inning with a single. Rives Mann followed with a reach on an error. Smith then hit his double to score Wilkins. Chad Mills followed with a reach on an error that scored Mann and Smith. Mills went to second on an error and came home on a sacrifice by Chad MeGehee to make the score 6-3.
Moose closed to within 6-4. First Federal added two runs in the sixth to provide the final margin.
Smiths three hits led First Federal and he also pitched a one-hitter for the win.
Optimist..................4
Joycees.... ......3
Mitch Jones knocked a solo homer in the third inning that tied the game and Optimist went on to score the go-ahead run in that inning as Optimist defeated the Jaycees 4-3 in North State Little League baseball action Friday.
Jones opened up the bottom of the third with his homer and was followed by Steve Nobles reach on a single. Nobles went to second on an error. Mike Beland reached on an error that scored Nobles and put Optimist ahead by the final margin, 4-3.
Jones and Nobles had two hits apiece to lead Optimist. Ben Edwards led the Jaycees with two hits and Neal Eley had a three-run homer.
Babe Ruth League
Everette's...............12
Wachovia................1
Jamie Brewington went 3-3 with
three RBI and Dwain Williams had a two-run homer as Everettes defeated Wachovia 12-1 in a Babe Ruth League baseball game Friday.
Everettes led 2-1 when it broke the iame open in the second inning with I ive runs. Travis Williamson started things off with a walk. Pal Powers then doubled to score Williamson. John Bolen then walked. Brewington then hit a two-run single and came home on consecutive walks.
Pepsi......................9
Brown & Wood 1
Darrell Moore tossed a three-hit shutout with six strikeouts as Pepsi top^ Brown and Wood 9-1 in Babe Ruth League baseball action Friday night.
Jeff Bennett keyed a three-run third inning for Pe^i with a two-run single and also drove in a run in a four-run fourth inning.
Giants' Thompson Proves Not To Be A Good Thief
ByHERSCHELMSSENSON AP Sports Writer
Bobby Thomson is remembered for his home run trot around the bases that gave the Giants the 1951 pen-Tnant.
Robby Thompson also had four ' bases to remember Friday night -, but they were all second base, as he ; became the first player in major- league history to be caught stealing four times in a game.
It was a rough night on the bases. I wanted to get into the record book, but not like that, said the rookie second baseman, who also had three singles and a sacfifice fly and drove in two runs to help the San Francisco ' Giants defeat the Cincinnati Re(k 7-6 in 12 innings and hold onto first place in the National League West.
Thompson was thrown out at second by catcher Bo Diaz in the fourth, sixth and ninth innings and was picked off by pitcher John Franco in the 11th, although the play went as a caught stealing when Thom)Mon broke for second.
The first three were hit-and-'runs, explained Manager Roger ^-Craig.
Z Despite Thompsons misadven-..tures on the basepaths, the Giants >won on Mike Aldretes sacrifice fly in r- the 12th inning and remained one->half game ahead of Houston, which ;:blanked Los Angeles 5-0. In other NL rrgames. Atlanta edged San Diego 5-4, >Pittsburgh trounced Montreal 7-1 and :i^Philadelphia nipped St. Louis 2-1 in 17 winnings. The New York-Chicago vgame was rained out.
> The Giants, who blew a 6-2 lead, fi-;rnally won out on Aldretes game--Twinning fly ball off Scott Terry, r^which scored Chili Davis, who walk->ed with one out in the 12th and went to :*third on Chris Browns single.
Thompsons RBI single gave the !:^iants a 6-2 lead in the sixth inning :^ut Diaz singled a run home in the ;'t)ottom of the inning and Dave *:Parker tied the game in the seventh I;;:with a three-run homer off Chuck yiensley.
Although he had Thompsons I;number, Diaz committed a throwing Terror on a play that gave the Giants ;%o runs. With runners at first and :*second, Diaz threw wildly to third on -Ja double steal to let Scott Garrelts -;score. Randy Kutcher also scored I'when left fielder Eric Davis let the I^ball get past him for another error r^and a 5-1 San Francisco lead.
Astros 5, Dodgers 0 Major-league strikeout leader Mike Scott pitched a two-hitter and equaled his career high by fanning 11 and raising his season total to a career-high 148 strikeouts. The visiting Dodgers managed only three baserunners against the righthander, who retired the last 16 batters. Ken Landreaux had both Los Angeles hits, singles in the first and fourth innings.
Bill Doran put the Astros ahead 1-0 in the first inning with a home run off Jerry Reuss and Scott had an RBI single during a two-run second inning. Kevin Bass also homered for Houston.
I had a good split-finger (fastball), the best since Ive teen throwing the pitch, Scott said. I got a lot of strikeouts on the split-finger and I was keeping it in the strike zone. The split-finger is the difference. After last year, I knew if I threw that pitch more I would get more strikeouts.
Braves 5, Padres 4 Ozzie Virgil drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning following an intentional walk to Rafael Ramirez. Tim Stoddard walked Dale Murphy and Bob Horner to start the eighth and Craig Lefferts took over. Ken Oberkfell sacrificed before the intentional walk to Ramirez. Virgil hit a fly ball to medium center and Murphy scored easily ahead of Marvell Wynnes throw, which was slightly off-line.
Murphys three-run homer gave Atlanta a 4-1 lead in the fifth inning. The Padres tied it in the eighth on
Kevin McReynolds RBi single and a two-run single by Garry Templeton.
Pirates 7, Expos 1 Johnnie Rays two-run double hightlighted a seven-run sixth inning while Rick Rhoden pitched a five-hitter and struck out a career-high 11 for his sixth victory in his last seven decisions.
Montreals Jay Tibbs had a three-hit shutout when Rhoden led off the sixth with a single. A walk to Barry Bonds and a single by Joe Orsulak loaded the bases and Ray doubled to put the Pirates in front. Sid Bream chased Tibbs with an RBI single and Bob McClure was greeted by R.J. Reynolds RBI single and a run-scoring double by Tona Pena.
Dennis Martinez walked Jim Morrison and Rafael Belliard drove in two runs with a single as the Pirates matched their season high for runs in, an inning.
Rhoden said, however, that he still wants to be traded.
I still want to go to a contending team, said the 32-year-old pitcher. All I can do is work hard ana try my best.
Phillies 2, Cardinals I Milt Thompson singled John Russell home from second base with one out in the top of the 17th as Philadelphia snapped the Cardinals six-game winning streak. Thompsons game-winning hit came off Rick Ownbey and made a winner of Kent Tekulve, who pitched three scoreless innings. Russell started the 17th with a single and was sacrificed to second by Tom Hume, pinch-hitting for Tekulve.
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RALEIGH (AP) - The N.C. State Games will help Tar Heels develop a sense of pride about themselves and about the state, said Lt, Gov. Bob Jordan, who lighted the Olympic-style torch that signaled the start Of the three-day festival of sports.
Anytime you get people doing things together, they feel good about themselves," Jordan said in Raleigh Friday. He also said the games will help promote business and tourism.
A small gathering of state leaders. corMrate sponsors and members of the board of North Carolina Amateur Sports, the host organization for the games and the 1987 U.S. Olympic Festival, helped open the State Games with a 1 p.m. ceremony at Bicentennial Plaza between the Legislative Building and the state Capitol.
Contestants are participating in 13 sports at locations throughout the Triangle. The games are open to any resident in the state and most sports are divided into age groups. Those who want to participate can wait as late as the day of the event, except
for most team sports, which have been closed out.
Jordan used a small propane tank to light the cauldron torch that state Attorney General Lacv H Thornburg carried for a half-mile run through downtown Raleigh as temperatures started to soar into the 90s.
I'm a regular jogger." said Thornburg, wearing a white T-shirt emblazoned with the State Games logo and gray running shorts. I do 3 to 3' :> miles a trip, four to five times a week. This is something I have to do to keep my sanity."
Thornburg said a weekend commitment would keep him from competing in the games. If I didnt have to leave. I'd run in one of the 5Ks," he said.
Hill Carrow, executive director of N.C. Amateur Sports, said he was looking for a successful weekend.
"1 think things will go well. When the comwtion starts. I really get excited," Carrow said. If you've done everything right, there's nothing you can do to change the course of the competition. Its gonna run right on its own. You just kind of hang on for the ride and hope its a smooth one
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Licenses Expire
If youre planning on hunting or fishing soon, be sure you have a valid license - the 1985-86 hunting and fishing licenses expire Monday. New licenses, which run from July 2.1986, to June 30.1987, are available from almost 1,000 license agents across the state.
If you would like to save a few dollars in the long run, and help wildlife in the bargain, consider investing in one of the lifetime hunting and fishing licenses offered by the N.C, Wildlife Resources Commission. Funds from the sale of lifetime licenses are placed in the North Carolina Wildlife Endowment Fund. This fund supports wildlife conservation for future generations.
The following lifetime licenses are available;
Lifetime sportsmens licenses for adults, youths and infants include hunting, hook-and-line fishing and bow fishing privileges. Trapping privileges are not included in these licenses.
Lifetime hunting licenses include only basic hunting privileges all special use licenses such as primitive weapons, big game and game lands licenses must still be purchased annually.
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To purchase a lifetime license for a youth or infant from a participating agent, be sure to bring a copy of the childs birth certificate. This copy will be mailed in by the license agent with a license application. This is not needed for adult licenses. A copy of the receipt will be given to the purchaser as a temporary 30-day license. The permanent lifetime license will be mailed from Raleigh shortly after that.
Lifetime license applications are also available from the License Section. N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, 512 N. Salisbury St.. Raleigh, N.C.
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Information on agents who sell lifetime licenses may be obtained by calling the commissions toll-free, 24-hour Wildlife Watch Hotline at 1-800-662-7137.
King Mackerel Questions The N.C. Division of of Marine Fisheries needs fishermen to help answer questions about king mackerel off the North Carolina coast by examining kings for the presence of plastic tags.
Over 1,400 king mackerel with tags in them have been released in the South Atlantic coastal area since late 1985 and nine recaptures through mid-May have been reported.
In 1985 biologists released 430 tagged king mackerel off Oregon Inlet and Morehead City and 891 off New Smyrna, Florida. Since early May, 150 kings have been tagged and released off Morehead City.
These tagged fish help biologists determine where kings go off the North Carolina coast when cold weather hits and if all sizes of king mackerel migrate in the same pattern.
The state/federal cooperative king mackerel tagging program expects to release over 500 tagged king mackerel this season in the coastal waters of North Carolina. Success of the project depends on fishermen catching the tagged fish and reporting them.
Tagged kings have a green streamer protruding from the back or an orange streamer protruding from the belly. If a fisherman catches a tagged fish, he should call toll-free 1-800-68*2-2632 and arrangements will be made for getting measurements of the fish, recording the tag information and returning the fish to the fisherman. A $10 reward will also be paid to the fisherman who caught the tagged fish.
Nominations Sought The Coastal Resources Commission is seeking nominations for the 1986 CRC Awards which honor outstanding achievements in coastal resource protection.
Those eligible for the awards include individuals, local governments, civic groups, environmental organizations, businesses and other groups involved with coastal resource use and preservation.
The nominee must have completed any project, activity, design or accomplishment that has shown an exceptional ability to protect and enhance the natural, cultural and economic resources of the coastal area. The deadline for nominations is July 14.
Nominations should be submitted to 198() CRC Awards. Division of Coastal Management, N.C. Department of Natural Resources and Community Development. P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh. N.C. 27611-7687.
For more information call Kathy Henderson at 919-733-2293.
State Games Help Develop State Pride
. ByJO.NATIIA.WITTI AP Sports Writer Roger Clemens great start" is approaching a half-season and keeps on advancing him in the record book.
The 23-year-old right-hander won his 14th game without a defeat Friday, allowing seven hits and striking out 11 while pitching into the ninth inning of the Boston Red Sox' .5-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, Clemens is one shy of the American League record for wins starting a season. The record is shared by Dave McNally of Baltimore in 1969 and Cleveland's Johnny Allen in 1937.
Rube Marquard's major league record is only five victories away The numbers are stacked in Clemens favor. He leads the AL in ERA - 2.18 - and strikeouts ~ 125, And, as if he has needed it, the Red Sox have also scored an average of seven runs in his starts.
1 At 14-0, Clemens reviews his victories critically.
1 was sluggish when I was warming up." Clemens said, and I didn't start feeling good until the third inning. and I ended up throwing better from the third to the seventh. "
In other AL games, Toronto outslugged New York 14-7. Detroit beat Milwaukee 4-2. Oakland beat Chicago 8-6, Minnesota held off Kansas City 8-6, Seattle edged Texas 6-5 and Cleveland dow ned California 6-3.
With Detroits victory, every team in the AL East is now ,500 or better, Clemens gave up the first of two-homers by Eddie .Murray in the second inning, and the 1-0 score stood until the sixth.
Two singles leading off the sixth were followed by a line-drive double play, but the Red Sox scored three times after two were out. Wade Boggs singled Ed Romero to third. Bill Buckner. Jim Rice and Don Baylor followed with RBI singles to finish off starter Ken Dixon.
Tony Armas homered in the seventh. but Murray homered again in the bottom of the inning and Larry Sheets doubled in another run. With Sheets on second the potential tying run. Clemens struck out pinch-hitter Mike Young.
I was disappointed when I let them back in the game in the seventh. Clemens said. But its tough when you face the same team twice in a week He beat the Orioles 7-2 last Saturday.
The Red .Sox added a run in the ninth, but Clemens couldn't finish. Murray walked leading off and Cal Ripken singled. Joe Sambito relieved, got an out. then Bob Stanley threw a double-play ball for his l*2th save.
We got in and out of jams." said Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver, but it comes down to having to get six runs off Clemens to win the game, and youre beating a dead horse with that.
Blue Jays 14, Yankees?
Jesse Barfield had a three-run homer and five RBI to power Toi onto and send New York to its eighth straight home loss, tying a Yankee Stadium record. Barfields 19 homers tie him with California's Wally Joyner and Oakland's Jose Canseco for the league lead,
Barfields homer came with two out in the seventh inning and brought
the Blue Jays back from a 7-6 deficit.
Damaso Garcia tied a ma-jor-league record held by manv with four doubles. Garth lorg and Tony Fernandez also homered for Toronto.
The Blue Jays had 19 hits In their five games against the Yankees this season. Toronto has 49 runs and 70 hits.
Rickey Henderson drove in four runs for New York, two on his 14th homer of the season. Don Mattingly and Ken Griffey also homered for the Yankees, who had 18 hits.
The Yanks have lost eight straight at home for the first time since 1940. Their record for consecutive home losses is nine, suffered at the Polo Grounds in 1915.
Its difficult to explain." Mattingly said. Weve always played well here since I've been here and basically we have the same club. Were swinging the bats well and scoring runs. I don't want to say we're pressing, but maybe if we look deep enough, well find we are pressing."
Tigers 1. Brewers 2 In the 11th inning, Detroits Kirk Gibson hit a two-run homer into the right-field roof seats off Dan Plesac. 4-5. to lead Detroit over Milwaukee.
That's the spot I want to hit in," Gibson said I take pride in being able to hit in clutch situations. Thats the situation 1 perform best in."
"I was trying to get him to chase something," Plesac said. I made a mistake and I paid for it. It was right in the nitro zone,"
Dale Sveum homered for Milwaukee, his third this year.
As 8, White Sox 6
Jose Canseco and Mike Davis hit three-run homers and Jerry Willard had a solo shot in Oaklands seven-run sixth inning after the As entered the bottom of the sixth trailing Chicago 3-0. , '
The two starting pitchers, Oaklands Chris Codiroli and Chicagos Neil Allen, pitched hitless ball into the fifth, when Davis slapped a two-out double.
Codiroli left the game in the sixth without having surrendered a hit. He walked two batters leading off the sixth, got one out^ then left with a sore right elbow.
Twins 6. Royals 4 Mike Smithson came apart in the ninth, but his eight strong innings led Minnesota over Kansas City. The Royals scored four times in the ninth against Smithson and Frank Pastore before Keith Atherton got the last out.
Kent Hrbek's triple powered Minnesotas three-run first inning.
Mariners 6. Rangers 5
Seattles Jim Presley broke a seventh-inning tie with his 15th homer of the year, driving a 1-1 pitch from Texas reliever Jeff Russell deep into the left-field stands. He also singled home a run in the first. He has seven homers and 20 RBI in his last 20 games.
The Mariners had rallied with four runs in the fourth to tie the game 5-5.
Pete Incaviglia stole home - his first major-league stolen base dur-
Bethel Tourney Set For July 5th
Registration is going on for teams that want to play in the Belhaven Invitational Mens Softball Tournament which will be held in Belhaven at the high school field on July 5th and 6th.
The entry fee is $75 a team for the double elimination tournament, which will be played under USSSA Open Rules.
Checks should l)e made payable to
Harold .Nixon. 308 Pungo St Belhaven. N.C. 27810.
Team trophies will be awarded to the champion and individual trophies will be given to the first, second and third place teams as well as a batting trophy. In addition, a team MVP award and a best defensive player award will be given out. There will
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Right outfielder Danny Tartabull of the Seattle Mariners races to his left to grab a fly ball for an out off the hat of Steve Buechele of the Texas Rangers during the second inning of their game Friday night in the Kingdome. (AP Laserphoto)
ing the Rangers four-run third. It was the first Rangers steal of home since Buddy Bell did it in 1981.
Indians 6, .Angels 3 Cleveland scored three times in the ninth, once on Cory Snyders bases-loaded groundnut and twice on Fran Mullins single, to beat California.
Mel Hall, who singled in the ninth, gave Cleveland its first three runs with his 12th homer of the season, in the first. The Angels tied it with three runs in the fifth.
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GREENSBORO (AP) - Increasing concern over illegal drug use prompted several North Carolina colleges and universities to begin or expand drug testing programs for athletes even before last weeks cocaine-related death of Maryland basketball star Len Bias, officials said.
Beginning this fall. 420 athletes at Appalachian and 400 at East Carolina University will have to submit to mandatory drug tests.
A student has the right to say, I won't be tested'. Garner said, and I have a right to say. No, you wont play.
Wake Forest University has had a mandatory drug testing program under way for two years, and voluntary programs are in place at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and at North Carolina State University. Duke University uses selective testing.
The concern about drug use among athletes began before Bias death last week.
Last fall, the University of North Carolina Board of Governors called on its Division 1 schools to institute drug testing and education programs for basketball and football.
second positive test, said Dr. George Rovere, director of the sports medicine unit.
Wake Forest began testing its 300 athletes for drugs two years ago. Three percent tested positive for marijuana thejirst time, and no other drugs were found in the urinalysis tests. No athlete had a
, Athletes with a positive first test can continue plavings sports, Rovere said, but they know Big Brother is looking at them. A second positive test would result in temporary ,suspension. A third could mean losing their athletic scholarship or, suspension.
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SEATTLE (AP) Kenny Easley of the Seattle Seahawks said Friday the death of his close friend and former college teammate, Don Rogers of the Cleveland Browns, was even more shocking because of the recent death of Len Bias.
I was verydeeply affected by the death of Len Bias ..and having this happen just two weeks after the death of Len Bias is very upsetting and depressing to me.' a shaken Easley said. #
In a telephone interview from his office in suburban Seattle. Easley said he could not recall Rogers, who died of cardiac arrest Iriday in Sacramento. Calif,, ever being'sick or injured
"I loved Don Rogers like a brother. he added. It s like a part of me has died along with him. He was a part of my family and a part of my life.
Easley. 27. said he knew no details of Rogers death, having been told bv Seahawks running back Curt Warner of a television news report only a couple hours earlier.
The cardiac failure that killed Bias, a University of Maryland basketball star and ,Vo. 1 draft pick of the Boston Celtics this month, was blamed on cocaine. Reports from the Sacramento County coroner's office indicated that drugs were not suspected in Rogers death, but autopsy results were not expected until Monday.
"I would be as surprised as anv person on the lace of this earth if it I's drug-related, and I would certainly
hope and pray to God that it isnt, Easley said. I just pray for his family and his fiance that they can handle this situation.
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Rogers younger brother, Reggie Rogers, was an all-Pacific-10 Conference first team selection in football as a defensive lineman and also played basketball last season at the University of Washington, where he has a year of eligibility remaining. A sister. Jackie, plays basketball at Oregon State.
Besides their close relationship, Easley and Rogers had remarkably parallel careers. Despite a four-yetr age difference, they plaved together briefly at UCLA.
Both were first-round NFL draft choices who lost no time making their impact in the defensive backfield as wide-ranging, pass-stealing safeties.
In 1984, when Rogers was named American Football Conference defensive rookie of the year. Easley was voted NFL Defensive Player of the Year.
Rogers was planning to be married on Saturday.
"I was supposed to fly down tomorrow to be in his wedding, Easley said. Don was in my wedding.
He said he last spoke with Rogers last week.
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If your furniture could talk, would it ask for better treatment?
According to two authorities, its unfortunate that wood pieces cant speak up to defend themselves, since many people abuse tnem out of ignorance or carelessness.
They let the cat lie in the sun in the middle of the heirloom mahogany dining table. They put their greasy heads against the cherry wood headboard - - every night. Or they drag a piece of furniture up from the tosement and apply a paste stripper that removes the old linish - and the patina, thus probably rendering a real antique almost va ueless.
Or they may decide to paint it all white which is currently in fashion or to cut the finials off a clock and then lose them.
John Stair, head of the restoration department for Sothebys, the auction house, tells of the woman who sprayed a Josef Hoffmann chair, circa 1900, red. In its original condition, the chair might have brought between
$8,000 and $12,000 at auction. It cost her $800 to get the redjpaint removed, he said.
Wnen it comes to old furniture, a good rule is to find out what you have before proceeding. Youll do well to avmd aerosol spray waxes which contain silicone, says Stair, since the sutetance forms a film. Also avoid oils such as linseed oil and lemon oil for two reasons; not only do they darken a wood finish as time goes by, they also attract dust. Furthermore, once youve applied oil the first time, youve permanently changed the furniture since it will not easily come out, and therefore breaks the cardinal rule to do no harm.
Opt instead for colorless paste wax. You can remove it with mineral spirits, if necessary, and it will penetrate the wood to protect it and keep it from cracking. Its not necessary to wax furniture frequently. Stair suggests a schedule of approximately three times a year.
After that you can use a sliphtly damp cloth to dust and clean the furniture, he sai(T The greatest hazard for fine old furniture is not dirt, he adds; its lack of humidity. Whereas the average humidity in England is from 55 to 60 percent, in New York which has e worst climate
for furniture, its more like 22 to 28 percent in the winter.
Actually, says the restoration expert, furniture does adjust to the climate in which it finds itself. The only time you have to worry is if you move to Florida from Maine, or make another extreme change.
Nowadays, much wood furniture comes with a transparent protective nitrocellulose lacquer sealer. The coating actually seals off the wood, "so when you apply furniture polish, you are really just cleaning and polishing the exterior sealer, according to Carol Hanson, consumer affairs director for Johnson Wax.
This sealer will protect new furniture from the elements and from moderate charges in temperature and humidity, but big swings can be just as destructive with contemj^rary furniture as it is with antiques. Consequently, she advises guarding against these swings, especially if you store your furniture for a time.
Many of the cries for help she receives come from individuals who have made a mistake in their treatment of their furniture and are trying to undo the damage.
A common error is to place an unlined plastic tablecloth on a table, then set a heavy bowl on top of the
plastic. Over a period of time, the table may develop a discolored area where the bowl rested due to plasticizer transfer from the table cover. You can avoid the problem by using a felt-backed cloth, she said, adding that its always a good idea to protect wood furniture surfaces from heavy articles, such as a typewriter or computer. If the item does not have rubber feet, use a pad beneath it to protect the wood.
Dripping candle wax can do some damage, espwially if the candle in question is colored with dyes which may penetrate the tables protective sealer. If wax drips, harden it immediately oy laying an ice cube in a plastic bag on top of the wax. 'Then use a non-scratching implement like the edge of a credit card or a spatula for a nonstick pan to scrape up the wax.
As for cats who like to lie on top of the wood furniture, Hanson, like Stair, advised discouraging it. Cat fur is loaded with oils that over time can wear away the protective finish of a table. And that's not even mentioning the biggest problem with cats and furniture; they really like to scratch.
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Q. When should sweet corn be harvested?
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A. One simple way to detect a problem is to notice the amount of die-back or dead wood in a tree. Eventually, all trees will shed a limb or two, but when the entire top section or side of a tree is bare in the summer something is wrong.
Has there been any construction nearby in the past few years? Soil compacted by heavy machinery, roots damaged by grading, herbicides used on an area before it was paved, and paving over a large part of the root system are some ways construction can damage or kill a tree. The amount of new growth can also be an indicator of how healthy a tree is. Notice the amount of new ;rowth on the ends of the outer live iranches. Measure from the tip of the bud back to the first ring of scars on the twig. Also notice the distance between earlier rings of scars. This will indicate the growth history of the branch. A dramatic reduction in the rate of growth could indicate a problem.'
Generally, trees do not die overnight. Over a period of months or years, continuous environmental
Sroblems, construction damage or iseases can weaken a tree to a point not being able to tolerate stress. Summer is a good time to evaluate the condition of your trees the rate of growth, amount of die-back, foliage color and surface root problems are readily apparent and can be analyzed while enjoying the shade of your favorite tree. For information what to do if you suspect a problem, contact your county agricultural extension agent.
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BARTLESVILLE. OKLA. (AP) -Whats stronger than steel and lighter than aluminum?
According to Don Brady of Phillips Petroleum its a new line of plastics, called advanced comp^ites, which soon will be used as building materials for cars, airplanes and defense vehicles.
He says composites of glass or carbon reinforced with sulfide plastic already are finding their way into missile components, aircraft interiors and pipe.
Black Fashion
NEW YORK (AP)-Black is turning up on fashionable tabletops.
As versatile as white, it can be foi mal and traditional; it can make a strong contemporary statement, or it can even go high-style country, says Better Homes and Gardens.
Sometimes an accent, often the main attraction, black allows for striking food presentations, it says.
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By ANDY LANG AP Newsfeatures Q. I intend to have a patio built soon. We have a choice of two locations and have tried to find out what the prevailing wind is, but without luck. One neighbor says one thing, another says something different. How can I find out?
A. - You should be able to tell yourself. The direction of the prevailing wind is merely the direction in which it blows most-of the time. If you have the time, check the wind every day for about a week. If you dont and need a quick answer, call your local airport, if there is one fairly near, and get its opinion. Also, you say you are having the patio built; presumably, you mean having it built professionally. If so, your contractor should be able to give you all the information you need. What you have to tell him is what you are seeking. Most of the time, when you are loiming for the best orientation, you have to settle for a compromise location.
Q. - In choosing insulation^ is vermiculite better than rock wool? The insulation will be used in an attic floor.
A. - Generally, rock wool has a higher insulation value than vermiculite.
Q. - We are looking at houses and have run into what is called modular construction. Can you tell me anything about it?
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A. - In modular construction, most parts of the house are constructed in some multiple of 4 inches. This means all the prebuilt, factory-manufactured parts can be assembled with a minimum of cutting. A modular house must be planned very well, since it is difficult to use only materials that come in 4-inch multiples. What usually happens is that the framework is assembled from modular-dimensioned parts, but that other products are reworked to fit.
Q. I noticed the initials UL on an appliance I bought recently. There is no explanation in the booklet of what this means. What does UL stand for?
A. Underwriters Laboratories. It is a non profit organization that tests almost everything to see that it meets the National Electrical Code. If the product has UL on it. the guarantee is that it has met the quality and safety regulations of the Underwriters laboratories.
Q. - I am replacing the rung of a kitchen chair. Does the old glue have to be removed or can I apply the new glue right over it?
A. - By all means remove the old glue. Usually, it can be scraped off without too much trouble. If neces-sary, you might try loosening some of Y it with vinegar. If it appears the new rung doesn t fit pro^rly, mix the new ghie with some sawdust.
By ANDY LANG AP Newsfeatures No subject in the field of home maintenance is in need of more repetition than that of condensation, which obviously causes great concern to homeowners in almost every section of the country.
It seemed like only a few months ago that condensation was discussed in this column, since questions about it arrive in an endless stream. But a check showed the last article on it was more than two years ago. Before talking about it again, may we suggest you get out a pair of scissors and clip out the fundamental advice that is to follow?
If you know what causes condensation in your house, you are halfway to a method of preventing or eliminating it. Condensation - the change from high humidity or heavy moisture to water occurs when warm, moist air settles on a cold surface. Thats why the m(t common forms of condensation are on cold window panes, cold water pipes, cold toilet tanks and so on.
You get far more condensation in your home these days than you did many years ago because appliances provide more moisture now and houses are less leaky than they used to be. The combination produces more moisture and, thus, more con
densation. To prevent it, you have to let some of the warm, moist air out of the house quickly or trap it. And, you have to find a way to raise the temperature on the cold surfaces. One or the other step usually will work, but in some cases, bom are necessary.
Moist air can be collected in a dehumidifier. It can be helped to leave the house via an exhaust fan or special openings, such as vents in the houses siding or other outer covering. Sometimes a simple thing, such as opening a window where the moisture has collected, will do the trick. This works in a bathroom, where an open window during a shower or bath will allow the moisture to escape, or a kitchen, where cooking generates moisture.
Covering pipes and toilet tanks with special fabrics or covering pipes with insulation tape allows no cold surface for the moisture to settle on. A1 Rames, 3M home repair specialist, not only recommends the insulation tape for cold water pipes, but points out that the same tape, used on hot water lines, keeps the water from cooling off and reduces the amount of energy needed to maintain water temperatures at the desired level.
You can keep your window panes from getting cold by the use of storm
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windows or some kind of plastic or other material on the inside. Every so often, somebody writes in to say they have storm windows but still get condensation, either on the inside of the storm windows or on the inside of the regular windows. If such condensation takes place on the inside of the storm windows, it means cold air is getting past those windows, which obviously are not airtight. If the condensation occurs on the inside of the regular windows, it means warm air is getting past them and they are not airtight.
The reason condensation is a troublemaker is because the water formed on windows, pipes, toilet tanks, etc., usually falls to the sill or floor and damages other materials. It rots sills, stains carpeting, loosens resilient floor tiles and settles on bathroom floors. A plumber once told me he was sure to get several calls a year from people who reported leaks in their bathroom tanks or bowls that, on examination, were merely condensation. In most cases, he installed mixing valves, which allow a little warm water to get into the toilet tank and keep the fixture from getting cold, thus preventing the condensation or sweating.
(Condensation drip, leaky faucets, clogged drains and noisy pipes are among the subjects discus^ in Andy Langs booklet, Make Simple Plumbing Repairs, which can be obtained by sending 50 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Know-How, P.O. Box 477, Huntington, NY 11743.)
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS A Meredith Magazine Theres more to creating professional-looking paint finishes than the stroke of a brush.
Correct preparation of wall surfaces before the paint goes on is a significant factor, according to Better Homes and Gardens Decorating Magazine.
Its important to scrutinize every surface so the necessary preparation can be tackled before you begin painting. Check the walls and ceil-ines for cracks, runs, or ridges in the
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settles over the room like dust, so be sure to cover everything.
Begin painting the wall with a brush, trimming the angles where two walls meet and around all windows, doors, and other woodwork. The trim should be just wide enough to cover the corner surfaces a roller cant reach.
For large wall surfaces, evenly load a roller with paint and apply it in a large M shape. Start the roller going up, then pull it down. To ensure an even surface, fill in the M by rolling horizontally across it.
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Unless youve got a steady hand, cover window perimeters with masking tape before painting the window trim. Peel off the tape immediately after painting.
To be a successful painter you must start at the top, then work your way down - unlike most other endeavors. Begin by painting the ceiling at the angle where the ceiling meets the walls. Trim the entire perimeter of the ceiling before proceeding.
Although its fine to use a brush on the rest of the ceiling, a roller on an extension handle is easier. Paint rollers emit a fine spray of paint that
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WATERLOO, Ontario (AP) - The failure of some homemakers to meet public health standards when cleaning dishes, cookware and utensils in the home may contribute to the spread of bacteria and viruses, says the Canadian Water Quality Association.
Under public health laws, restaurants are required to carefully disinfect cooking pots, serving dish^ and utensils, says Lou J. Smith (rf the association. Homemakers do not always meet the same standards.
Smith says very hot, softened water and low sudsing detegents help insure against the spread of disease at home.
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New Position
Larry Dale Tucker has been named vice president and regional credit officer of Peoples Bank and Trust Co., Carolina East Mall branch.
Tucker received a degree in agricultural economics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He and his wife, Deborah, are members of the First Baptist Church of Goldsboro.
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Collections Program
Reggie Cannon of CBI Collections of Greenville presented a program on Collections Via Small Claims Court at a meeting of Greenville Credit Women International, according to Debbie Johnston, president of the organization.
Attends Conference
Jim Bengala and Brenda Humien-ny, representatives of the Greenville office of IDS-American Express Inc., attended a three-day conference in Washington.
Shakers from various financial fields gave presentations on IDS-American Express services.
IDS-American Express is headquartered in Minneapolis.
Bill Clark Construction Co. of Greenville was one of several North Carolina builders winning top honors in the 1986 Outstanding Design Awards Contest held in Raleigh.
The Greenville company won recognition for best design in the Attached Dwellings Over $65,000, category. The award represents the highest standards of the (building) profession and help keep North Carolina ahead in innovative design and construction, contest representatives said.
New Agent Named
Univereity Realty has announced the addition of Janet Ricciarelli to their sales staff.
Mrs. Ricciarelli, a teacher with the Pitt County schools, is pursuing a masters degree in business administration from East Carolina University. She and her husband, Paul, liveinAyden.
BW Wins Award
Burroughs Wellcome Co. has received the Effie Award for its first-year television campaign for Sudaf-ed, a non-prescription cold and allergy medication.
The Effie Award is presented by the American Marketing Association of New York and recognizes marketing campaigns that surpass business objectives.
The pharmaceutical company, which has a manufacturing plant in Greenville, received the Effie Award last year for an advertising campaign featuring Actifed, another non-prescription cold and allergy medication.
Sales Rep Chosen
Frederick C. Loges has joined the local agency of The Life Insurance Company of Virginia as a sales representative. The company sells and services individual and group life and health insurance, annuities and pension plans.
Eileen Reap and Suma Ramaiah have been assigned to the eastern North Carolina region, including the Greenville location, as student interns with the Carolinas Glass Recycling Program.
Ms. Reap is from Charlotte and Ms. Ramaiah is from Maryland. They will work at recycling centers for 11 weeks.
Attends Seminar Auto Store Opens Bank VP Named
Patty Eguez. an account executive and consulting group associate with E.F. Hutton & Co., recently attended a retirement planning and tax strategy symposium in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Ms. Eguez is president of Greenville Women's Network and community relations director for Pitt County Branch of American Association of University Women.
Million Dollar Club Names VP
Three members of the Greenville regional agency of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. have been certified for membership in the 1986 Million Dollar Round Table - the life insurance industrys international sales organization.
Max R. Joyner, Max Ray Joyner Jr. and Phillip A. Lewis were all named in the club. Membership^ in the association is limited to members of the National Association of Life Underwriters or its foreign counterparts.
Top Salesman Chosen
Moulton B. Massey III has been named salesman of the year by the Mogul Division of Dexter Corp., an industrial chemical company specializing in water treatment.
Massey, a Greenville native, received his bachelor's degree from East Carolina University. He is the son of Carolyn C. Massey of Greenville and the late M.B. Massey Jr. Massey and his wife, Vandy, have a son. The live in Raleigh.
Record Earnings
Heilig-Meyers Co. has announced record revertues and earnings for the first quarter ended May 31.
Revenues were reported at $66.8 million, an increase of 38,8 percent and net earnings totaled $4.4 million, up 13.1 percent.
The home furnishing store, which operates a store in Greenville, is headquartered in Richmond. Va
Hackeny & Sons, a truck body and trailer manufacturing facilty headquartered in Washington. N.C., has appointed R. Perry Peck to vice president of operations at its two manufacturing plants.
The Georgia native is a graduate of Georgia Tech and completed duty with the U.S. Army. Corps of Engineers, where he is a first ieute-nant. He and his wife, Virginia, have a daughter. They wilt live in Washington.
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Sales Talk Given
Margaret Bowen, Greenville area representative for the Home Service Division of Pilot Life Insurance Co.. recently participated in a seminar on sales techniques conducted at Pilots home office in Greensboro.
IBM May Be Forced Into Layoffs
By MICHAEL SCHRAGE
L.A. Timfs-Washington Post News Sfrvkf
WASHINGTON - The computer-industry slump, sagging profits and concerns about future growth are forcing a painful internal examination of IBMs cherished full-employment no-layoffs policy and raise serious questions about whether the worlds biggest computer company is overstaffed, analysts say.
With more than 405,000 employees
- 242,000 of them in the United States
International Business Machines is one of the worlds largest employers. It is one of a handful of technology companies with a tradition of avoiding layoffs.
Straw Vote
WASHINGTON (AP) - More than a million farmers, landlords and others who hold an interest in U.S. wheat production are being asked to take part in a nationwide straw poll that some Democrats hope to turn into a vote on Reagan administration farm policy.
The mail referendum was ordered by Congress in the Food Security Act of 1985 to see how producers feel about strict mandatoi^ controls as a way of gaining higher prices for wheat.
While other multibillion-dollar corporations with paternalistic practices, such as Eastman Kodak Co., Xerox Corp. and E. I. DuPont de Nemours, have dramatically cut their blue-collar and mid-dle-management ranks in recent times, IBM remains fully committed to full employment, said IBM Chairman John F. Akers.
But at an analysts meeting in San Jose, Calif., last week, Akers aknowledged there would be a drop in the U.S. work force by the end of this year-the first such year-to-year decline at the company in 11 years. An IBM spokeswoman said, IBMs objective is^to reduce IBMs U.S. employment.
Theyre overmanned, which means theyll continue to be in an attrition mode, said J. Quinn Mills, a Harvard Business School professor and occasional consultant to IBM. The most pessimistic case is that this computer recession will deepen and that they will not be able to at-tritpeople fast enough.
IBM has a hiring freeze in force new hires have dropped from a record 18,500 in 1984 to a projected 2,500 to 3,000, mainly technical hires for 1986 - and is counting on attrition to trim IBMs U.S. employees.
However, generous compensation an(i what is described as an en-lightenEd$human-resources policy has kept IBMs attrition rate between 2.5 percent and 3 percent a year
less than half the industry average.
While layoffs would strike at the very heart and soul of IBMs employment practices, analysts and IBM watchers said the $50 billion-a-year computer giant might have to go beyond attrition to bring its labor and management costs into line. They said the company might have to tke such measures as offering earFy retirement options, mandatory vacations, job transfers and bringing work from overseas into the United States.
The crux of the concern is whether the IBM and industry slump is the bottom of a business cycle or a structural change in the industry. Manv analysts fear IBM will not be able to continue its historic rates of 16 percent to 18 percent growth and will be forced to settle for smaller increases.
I dont think IBM can grow at the rates theyve dreamed theyd grow. said Ulric Weil, of Weil & Associates. I suspect they are still loo optimistic.
Because of IBMs size, each 2- or 3-point drop in the growth rate represents billions of dollars in potential revenue. Thus, IBM might be staffed for business that never will materialize.
To compound the concern, IBM went on a hiring binge from the late-1960s to the mid-1970s that now gives it a middle- and upper-middle-managemen jlge.
Thats the graying of IBM, if you will, says Weil, "and thats mainly at the headquarters sites. Thats where all the gray-hairs reside; thats where the problem is.
IBM denies it has a surplus of mid-dle management but said reorganizations are always under way. For example, the company recently eliminated an entire management level from its IBM World Trade group While no managers were laid off. several were given limited options as to where thev could transfer
Indeed, said the Gartner Group's Stephen Coen, a former IBM employee who now analyzes the company, it is a common IBM practice in difficult times to consolidate divisions and transfer large numbers of people with the expectation that a certain percentage will not want to move, and will choose to leave the company.
Another technique to "create attrition. Coen said, is to "move people
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Western Auto, headquartered in Kansas City, maintains about 260 of its own stores in major markets and 2.500 home-owned and operated associate stores in small and medium-sized markets.
Financial VP Named
Greenville native Walter C. Butler Jr. has been named vice president of Security Pacific National Banks Corporate Banking Group in Los Angeles
Butler received bachelor of arts and science degrees from East Carolina University and was formerly an assistant vice president for the banks California corporate department.
Law Office Addition
Dixon, Duffus and Doub, attorneys at law, has announced that Roberta Lee Robbie Edwards, has joined the 201 W. First St. firm. Ms. Edwards will specialize in cases of personal injury.
She received her bachelors degree in nursing from Atlantic Christian College, her masters degree in nursing from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a juris doctorate degree from North Carolina CentralUniversitv.
Sales Agent Named
Darrell Hignite of Hignite Realtors has announced that Kriti Clark was appointed sales associate with the firm.
Ms. Clark attended the Pitt Community College division of real estate. At Hignite, she will specialize in residential properties. She and her two children live in Winterville.
Eli A. Andyt Warren has been named vice president and city executive at the third office of Peoples Bank, located at Stantonsburg Road and Mitchell Drive.
Warren is a Norfolk. Va.. native and had lived in Robersonyille. He is a graduate of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and completed studies in the N.C School of Banking He is a former director of the Pitt-Greenville Chamber of Commerce He also serves as a commissioner for the Greenville Utilities Commission and is secretary of the N.C. Eastern Municipal Power Agency.
Warren and his wife, the former Rebecca Roberson, have two children. They attend Hooker Memorial Christian Church. Disciples of Christ, w here Warren is a deacon and past chairman of the board and elder.
from staff jobs to line jobs, where their performance can be measured; Thats no loss, because if the people perform well, the company is better off. If they dont. IBM can dismiss them, and it doesnt count as a layoff.
, "IBM has a lot less flexibility than most companies becau.se it manages its people as a fixed cost of doing business, said Coen.
The company also might consider providing an early-retirement option to longtime employees something IBM last did on a limited basis in 1984.
But the IB.M spokeswoman said. "There are no plans for another early-retirement program at this time.
Weil estimates IB.M probably will want to increase its attrition rate from 3 percent to 5 or 6 percent to squeeze some of the fat out of the company and to prepare it for the possibility that real growth will take longer than expected.
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Secretaries Meet
Larrie Sue Lockamy, a 1986 graduate of D.H. Conley High School, received a scholarship from the Greenville chapter of Professional Secretaries International at a recent meeting of the local organization Ms. Lockamy will attend Pitt Community College in the Fall.
Mary Kittrell, president of the local chapter, said Charlene Boyd had successfuly completed the certified secretary examination. Ms Boyd works in the nursing school at East Carolina University.
The organization for secretaries provides opportunities for continuing education and personal development, Ms. Kittrell said.
The next meeting is scheduled for July 28 at 6:15 p.m. in Western Sizzlin, lOlh Street. For more information, call .Mary Blick, membership chairman, at 7.57-2900
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Btnf 2 12 2645 46' 45' 46 - '
Btl^i M7 344 3' 3'- I
BwfPd .24 74 144 134 134+ I
BtttlStI 13546 15' 14' 144- 4. Bovrlyj .20 20 12574 u22 194 2144 + 1' Blockb 64 17 10164 214 194 204+ ' BlkHRil. 9 2392 41' 31' 39 - 4 Botina 1.20 16 22712 u64' 62 62 -14.
BoiJtC 1.90 19 3595 51' 57' 50'+ 4 BolMpfC 619 5044 501 5044+ H
Bordins II5153 471 45' 464- '
BoraWl Mb 16 11155 33' 31' 33 - > BotCd 3.44 10 I04M 524 494* S04-IH BrIttM 2.20 22 16576 uM' 1344 1744 + 4' BrIIPt 2.45t 7 3494 36' 344 34'+1' Brmws 56 15 3501 36 35 36 + '
Burlind 1.64 35 3703 3914 31 31'-
BrINIh 1.60 9 15017 654 63' 65'- 4
Burrgh 2.60 13 14576 62' 6044 614-
CBS 3 179 5924 1504 13144 145 +i CIGNA 2.60 11450 63' 604 634+ 4
CNW 1721 22' 214 22 - '
CPC Int 2.20 24 9164 u724 67 714 +4'
CRSS .34 13 240 1544 144 |4>- '
CSX 1.16 10207 33 314 324-|4
Cmitr 174427 224* 21 214
CRLkg .40 2197 IS' 144 144-4
MARKET
ANALYSIS
DOW JONES 30 MDUSTTEALS 5.7^
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143.1B
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Weekly Stocks In Spotlight
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''O*'' >ow. closing price and net change of Ihd 20 mosi Klivt stocks trading tor more than Jl
Salas Higb Low Ust
12.016.500 25' 24 - ...
11.775.300 324. 31' 31'
Ml.403,000 66' 64 6544 + 194.
......................... 9.200,200 54' 44' 534+ I'
1.935.400 65 62' 64 - 4
.......... -.........7,449.400 51' M' 50'+19
.............6,499,100 49' 39' 4l'i+ I'-y
................6,243,300 32'* 31' 3l'-j+ H
.......................5,946,600 49 46 49'l+ 24
.....................5,146,600 204* |i4 204*+ '
5.640.300 55' 474 53'+ 5'
5.627,100 76 694 744.+ 4'
5,2M,900 35 324. 334.+
5.256.600 34 32 34 + 14*
5,104,700 41' 464 4149+ I'
4.929.400 234. 22' 234.+ 4.
4.113.900 141' 144' 147 - '9
4.140.900 544* 504 534*+ I
............4,123,100 514. 47' 4'*.- 14*
4.54.600 564 53' 561.+ 34.
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354. 27 CmwE 66' 294. AsdDG 4 54' 304* ITT Cp 65 33HDartKr 51' 2l'Sandr 49'* 324 PanhEC 32' 224* SCalEd 49' 20' FruchI 204 14 PhllaEI 554 29HSalewy 76 36 PhilMr s
354 114 PepsiC s 39H 29 Schimb 504 314 Stars 26' 114 Pionetr 1614 1114 IBM 544 244 RJR Nb 594 34' Salomn 564 30H K mart
Plttstn 129 10125 124 IIH 114- '9
Poland 1 33 13205 7144 64H 70!+5'
PortGC IM 10 3943 30H 21' M'9 + l'
ProctG 2 70 19 11765 79' 764 7I'9 + I
PSyCol 2 13 10127 20' 114 19'+1'
PSInd 7 10452 1144 II' im+ 1
PSvEG 2,96 9 11002 3644 35' 364+ 4
PupetP 1,76 12 4750 22' 21 22'+!'
PulteHm 12 24 1677 20 19', 19*-4*
^ro 9 2660 74, 4I9 *V- +,
OuakOt 1.40 19 3755 u79'9 75'9 7l'9+2' OuakSO ,10a 13 4090 2I'9 254 26!-1' Outstar 1,72 12 4 32' 304 32 +14
RJR Nb 1.41 15 40409 U544 504 534 +1! RLC 20 26 2697 10 9 10 + '9
RalsPur I 10 16 7425 u73 614 724 + 24
Ramad 26 16040 9' I' 9'+ 4 Raneo 14 12 115 24 23' 234+ '
RangrO 3374 4' 3 4 + '
Rayfhn I.N 13I7M 614 60' 61'+ '
RtadBt .02i 7344 21 1! 2 - '
RelchC .16 645 31 36' 30 + 4
RtpAir I177S9U16M 164 164-' RevlW 9077 17 15 16'+!'
Rty^l 1 3433 50' 46! 47 -34
RIttAid .50 22 3537 33' 324 334+1
viRobins 5 421 12' II 114+ 19 RKkwl 1.20 II 13462 474 43 434-4'
Rohms 16 3427 34! 324 33'
Rohr s 12 1037 324 311 314+ ' Rortr 1 12 6 2131 40' 391 40 + 4 Rowan 00 77 5301 54 5 54- 4
RoylO 4.7le 9192MuOI 77' I0!+2H Ryders ,U 17 4616 U' 274 294
SPSTec MI7 1070U43H 304 43 +4' SfOdBs X 21 4620 104 171 II +|' Saiewy 1 70 14 56403 u55' 474 53'9+5' SFeSoP I 13 17151 34'9 33 33'9-l
SyaLe 1.60 II m2 u7119 H' 711+ ' SCANA 2 24 I3 4234 U344 334 34'9+24
SchrPIo 1.10 21 13099 ul5 79M |3'9+3'
SchImb 1 20 51 52566 34 32 34 +14
ScottP 1 24 13 3393 59! 57! 59 + 4*
Stagrm 1 15 5974 63 61 629+4
Sears 1 76 14 51047 41! 46H 40'9 + 1'
ShellT 3.ne 10 3046 U49'9 474 49'9 + l4 Shrwins ,50 161927 Wm 25'9 27 -1! Singer .40 16 6439 u54 5lH 53M+2
Skyline .40 17 1243 16' 154 154- 4
SmkB 3 16 9493ulOI' 97' 94+ii
Sonat 2 4739 2l'9d264 201+ 19
SonyCp 20e 13 12109 204 19! 20'
SCalEd 2.2110 62433 u321 31' 31'9+ 4 SouthCo 2.04 0 25077 234 224 234+ 4
Sootlnd 1,12 21 7144 534 51'9 531+ '9
SwBcll 6.40 II 6494 uI07'9 I01'9 I074+5' SwtPS 2 02 13 45MU32' ' 321+ 14,
Sperry 1 92 92 7470 u75! 75' 75'9+ '
SquarO 104 15 3205 43 41H 42H+ '
Squibb 2 2 1504lu114499'91l41 + 13 St^ .10 11304 27 2519 27 +1
StdOil 2 10 49 9663 454 44 454
SlerlDg 1.32 26 23970 u474* 44 47H+2'
StevnJ 1.20 7331 34'9 324 354 + 24.
StopShp 1 10 21 1771 u54 544, S5' + i'
SunCo 3 10 3571 40'9 47 41/- 4
Syntax si 10 22 10701 u714 66' 714+44 Sysco S 24 22 4543 29' 26! 21'- '
- T-T -TECO 2.52 13 1194 U464 44 46'+21
TRW 3 2320 1004 91 I00'9
NEW YORK (API-Weekly Investing Companies olvlng the high, low and last prices for the week with the net change from the previous week's last price ^ ouotahons, suralied by the Nationa Aviation of kcurifies Dealers. Inc , refl^ net asset values, at which securities could have been sold
AARPinvst CepGr n 23 32 23 14 0 32+ 37
GinieM n 15.77 15 73 15.77 + 05
n 15.94 15.12 15.93+ 11
Grwinc n 22.24 21.04 22 24 + 33
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Gi^^lnc 13.14 13.42 13.04+ 12
nlGx n 10.69 10.63 IOM+ 09
LG Gvt 10. J4 10.43 10 54+ II
LGGth 14.54 14.39 14.55
S nc 11.16 11.00 11.16+ .04
'<M 14.40 I4.N+ .46 AOTEK n 12,70 11.65 1I.6F- 99l ^nFdn 42.53 42.13 42.53+.591 A utur^eFd n 15 75 15 43 15.75+ .45
AIM Funds;
Chart n 0.42 0.26 1.42+ .13
ConstI n 29 02 29.26 29 02 + 57
ConvYld 13.63 13.40 13.63+ .24
^^ay 11.01 10 92 11.00+ .11
HiYield 10.05 10.02 1005+ .04
Symit 7,54 7.41 7,54+ .07
Weing n 23 27 22.60 23.27+ 61
AMEV Funds;
CapitI 15 04 14.69 15 04 + 34
Grwth 10 23 17.64 10.23+ 66
n 27 36 26.45 27 34 + 99
US Girt 1021 10.15 10.21+ .07
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Inco 1053 10.43 10.53+ 10
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9,91 9.17 9,91+ .02
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HiYield 10.31 10. 10.30- 01
"I 21 97 21 72 21 97+ .37
i^rtg 9 53 9 49 9.53 + 04
Surveyor 17 96 17 69 17.M+ .31
Tech 24.04 23 M 24.04+ ,
AlphaFnd 1.34 124 1,33 + 09
Amer Capital CorpBtf Comstk
7 54 7 51 7 54 + 03
1592 1576 1592+ 06
Entero 15,31 15.06 15.31+ .24
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UMB Stock n UMB Bd n Value BLC Funds CapAc Govt Gwth BartBVn BartCp BaaconHill n Benham Capital; CalTFI f h CalTFIntn Cap TNT fn GN/MAn NtTFLI Tar1990 t Tar1995 f Tar20l0f
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11.02 1166 10 27 10 20 19.32 19.10 : 14.66 14 59 2264 22 41 15.47 15.31 14 63 14 54 17 43 17.42 12 73 12.57 14.24 14.07
21 63 21 44 10 10 23 10*4 1079 12.57 12 33
9 32 9 2 07 2.03
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151 90 150.51 0 77 1.70
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10.94+ 15 12.57+ .16 9.31- 01 207- 07 0.05- 05 9.49
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1 66 1 65 1 66 + 02
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27.40 a.69 27.40+ ,67
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13.77 13.6* 13.69- .02 16.33 1592 16.33+ .34
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GM E 40 2555 49 47
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Gensco 1072 3 2H
GaPac 00 23 0029 33' 3IH
GerbPd I 32 21 3461 47! 46!
GIbrFn .0 514510 II' II' Gillets I. 10 17931 U49'- 45W
GMNug 64 4029 14' 13'
Gdrich I. 7665 42 40'
Goodvr 160 13 15691 33' 31!
Gould j 7457 221 20!
Grace 2 00 7295 55' 52!
^Spsl.32 19 4057 62 59! 6IM+I
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duPont 3 15 12766 06% 02% 03 -3 DukeP 2.60 1213246 u45% 43% 44%+ % DuqLt l.a 6 7049 13% 13% 13%+ 1
ERC 23 323 15*7 14% 14%- %
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ExCelo 1.72 12 905 49% 47 47%-1%
Exxon 3.60 9 30409 u61% 601 61+ %
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Fairchd a 1446 13% 12% 13 + % Fairtd a 12 1010 10% 10 10 - %
Feders .12 17 0331 ul2% I0% I0%-%
FedNM 16 32 32524 u39% 36% 39+2%
FedDSt 2.M I5 5406u09% 06 06%+ %
FlnC^ 2 19103 9' 8% 0%+
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FIrestn M 19 15217 25% 23% 25%+1%
FtBkSy 1.76 10 17 50 57 57%- %
FstChic 1 32 104109 33% 32% 32%-1 Flnj^ 2.66 9 4222 61% 50% 61%+1%
FstPa 2129M 0% 0 8'+ 1
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Fluor 40 I 45 16% 15% 16%+ % FordMs2 6 36069 55% 53% 55%+1% FrptAk 1.69e 6124 101 17 17'
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GnOyn I 93063 70 74' 75%-l%
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Total tor week Week ago Yyr ago Jan I to date 1*15 to date AMERICAN BONDS Total for week Veer ago
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Anex Weekly Dollar Leaders
NEW YORK (AP) -The tollowing Is a list ol the most active stocks based on the dollar volume.
The total is based on the median price of the stock traded multiplied by the shares traded.
Name TMIIIW) Sales(hds) Ust
HomeShop n U6,0 92 90
Hasbro $a,862 IMM 5*
TexasAlrCp $5*,* 127 a%
ICH Cp s sSi.fy 17172 31
LorimarTel n tM,9y 12947 31%
Wang^B mo*3 x21*60 15%
NY Times *a,*a 41 *2%
Alza Corp $25,944 S2I5 %
HoniHy $24.996 11*65 14
BargenBrun $17,779 7667 ai
Dow Jones Avenges
NEW YORK (AP) - The following gives the range of the closing Dow Jones averagn for the week ended Jun 27 STOCK AVERAGES Firel High Low Ust Chg. Ind 1*M.M 1**5.M 1*y.M IN5 M+S.72
Trn 7*2.43 7*2.43 6.13 777 5P-0.43
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BOND AVERAGES a Bnds .9I N.47 f1 n.47+0.6I
Utils .a n.n n.n a.fi+t.
Indus . n.N .() M,03+0.a
COMMODITY FUTURES INDEX 114.63 114.63 112 112 39-2.
Stox Weekly Dollar Leaders
NEW YORK (AP) -The following is a list of the most active stocks based on the dollar volume.
The total is basad on the median price of the stock traded multiplied by the shares traded.
Nme ToKsiNO) Sales(hds) LaM
j^DGd s $742,4 1140 65%
IBM $715,! MK19 147
(^Krft 5571,065 893y 64
ITT Corp $4y,9y920*2 53%
PhllipAtor s 54MJI1S 56271 74%
Comw Edis M7*,ai *117753 31%
Sanders $302,631 74494 M%
Amer TAT $1,*14*1165%
SifMav $a9,06S 56403 H%
PanhEdp sa6,N3 649H M%
GenElec 52*6,043 35314 *0%
Fruehaut 52yj93xS94M%
AmBrands 52aj747 94%
RJR Nab 52y,147M4 53%
Kmart 52,494 4S4M 56%
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Dtclints 7M t,ll7 7 1,1
Unchanged 202 1 24$ 2B
Total Issuts 2,1 2,iy 2,225 2,2
New yrly hghs 277 ai 337 51
New yearly Iws 57 75 M2
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Weekly Percent Leaders
stocks and warrants that have gone up the most and down the most in the past weak basad on percent of chmge No securities trading below a or 10 shares are included. Net and percentage changes are the difference bet^ last waak% closing id^^s week's closing.
Name Last Chg Pet.
1 Sanders M% +19 Up 60.3
2 AssdDGd s 65% +19% Up 42.9
3 AtidDG Dt 2% +% Up 39.7
4 Hesston Cp '
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6 + 1% Up 39.1
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14 JB*i .Basic 2% + % Up .0
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16 viStorageTch 4 +% Up 1*J
17 CannonGp 43% + % Up i$.2
II Jewelcor i + 4% Up 1*.2
19 AAcDrmInt wt 3% + '% Up t*.2
a Talley Ind a% + 3% Up 1*.|
21 Hazeftine +1 Up 17.4
a Gotschaik n 16% + 2% Up 16.*
a Fisher Fds 14% + 2% uf 14.7
24 SavinCp 3% + % Up 14.7
a vjSmithInt 3% + % Up 14.7
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3 KaystCon 4 - % Dtt 17.9
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Then, by analyzing needs and available resources, I can make Randy Davit specific recommendatlons that will meet my clients objectives.
Besides personal protection and retirement needs, my service may include comprehensive estate planning and solutions to business needs such as group insurance, buy-sell agreements, profit-sharing, excutive compensation and favorable tax positioning.
My clients expect professional service and solutions to their financial problems. And thats what they get from me.
Sim Oaniai 792-2443
9
Darlana Jonat
PIHinan and Aaaoclataa
Harold H. Pittman, CLU, Agancy Managar
Suita B. 200 Eaatbrook Orivt
P.O. Box 533
GraonviHo, N.C. 27834
sTnia,
VIROTdTia.
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_ ^unday. June 29 1986_g.-| 3
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SeiDefAer
SeiEiec
SeiErgy
SeiFncl
SelHlth
SeiLeisur
SelAAeti
SeiPr
SelRetl
SelSL
SeiSIt
SeiTech
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SpecSit
Thrill
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14 4 15 9J 1017 999
10 37 10 20 34 59 35 37 V .n 34 41 24 41 23 97 8 41 8 24
12.55 12.22
13 29 13 00
14 44 13 84 13 49 13 20 22 41 22 37 12 99 12 87 27 IB 24 52 17.13 14,47 1122 1114 51 04 50 43 24 39 25 84
14 44* 47 1004- 19 10 37 . IB 3459.1 24 37 75.122 24 4K 44 8 39- '10 1255. 24
13 29. 29
14 44.^ 42 13.42. 08 22 39- 03 12 99 . 03 27 18. 75
1713. 49 1122. 11 51.04.- 51 24 39 . 45
8 99 8.87 15 99 15 48 15 99
9 02 8 94 9 02
5 24 514 5 24
11 04 10 89 n04 7 48 7 41 7 48
9 85 9 77 9 83. 03
8.99. 17 31 04 04
12
13 84 1377 10 94 10 79 11.97 1190 4 52 4 44
4 11 4 07 13 40 13 51 318 3.17 13 82 13 72 12 44 12 41
5 02 4 98
9 94 9 W
10 35 10 29
13,84. 03
1094. 12
1197. 07 6 52- 04 4 11- 03 13 58 . 10 3 18- 04 13 82 . 12
Growth 13 ;j 13 57 13 7j,^ ,Q
HiohYield 11 44 11 39 II 44. 05
ntlFund 22 31 22 13 22.31 . .31
MumcpBnd 9 28 9 19 9 28* 10
Qpi'O' 10 48 10 42 10 48- 04
Summit , 6 42 6 32 6 41. 07
Technology I4OO 13 73 14 00. 18
TotReturn 1777 17.45 17 77. 29
USGvt 9 83 973 9 83* 11
KyTxFrn 6 41 4 57 4 41 * 04
Keystone Mass InvBdlnr 17.58 1 7 4 2 1758. 17
JWBdB2 nr 2044 20 40 20 44 * 08
0isBB4 nr 8 27 8 24 8 27 . 04
IncoKlnr 1045 10 27 10 45. 15
GwthKOnr . 9 18 9 01 9 17* 12
HGCmSlnr 25 77 25 19 25 77* 42
GthS3nr 10 55 10 32 10 55* 18
LopCS4nr 7.54 7 44 7 55* 10
''fl h f 7 02 4 94 6 98 . 05
KPMRN 10 64 10 52 10 52- 18
TxETrr 10 71 10 55 10 71 . 15
8 40. 10
K dder Group:
PE h 17 45 17 50 1743. 04
Oktrn 14 65 14 44 145* 01
1514 14,97 1514. 18 SpGthrn 14,00 15 75 14 00* 24
EWH n 29 10 28 94 29 10 * 23
Legg Mason
Spill
12,44. 5 02 994. 10 35 .
04
44 30 44 22 46 22- II
10 17 10 06 10 17. 12
10 12 10 02 10 12 " 12
13 54 13.31 1354. 27 4 50 6 18 4 39 - 29
4 29 4 10 4 25 * 09
10 58 1.0 25 1 0 58 . 32
'5 78 1551 15,78* 25
11 95 11 71 11 93 * 12
34 11 33 44 34 11 * 45
3 82 3 80
911 907
1145 !'42
7 16 7,01
1134 1122
6 75- 6 64 15 94- 1575 1123 1111 10 10 81 11 23 11 12 11 18 II 09 10 95 10 85
4 47 6 39
8 03 7 /9 2 18 2 14
7 33 7 28
4 93 6 91
3 82 * 02 9 07- .05 11 54* 04 7 14- 10 1134* 14
4 69-' 10 1594. 19
1123. U
109.3. 12 1123* 13
11,17. 10 10 95* ,12 6 47. 05
8.03. 24
218. 7 33* 6 93.
Gold
1549
1537
15 49 - ,16
GvPlus
10.17
10 n
10,14
Regnl Fund! rust:
13 41
1310
13 41* 32
Aggres f n
14 14
'4 00
14 13- .16
Growth f n
13 30
13 17
13 30- 16
Groinc f n
13 24
13 12
13 24 - 14
Income f n
10,87
10.82
10 87 . 05
InlEq
1317
13 07
13.17- 18
GabeiiA
11,19
11 09
11.19* 10
Geico
25.31
25 28
25,28 - 04
GIT Invsf:
EoSpc
HiVdn
18 19
18 00
16 00 - 08
11.50
1139
11.47 11
Inc n
999
9.98
999
GT Eur
15.91
1554
15.91* 39
GT Pacific n
25.03
24.84
24.84- 04,
GatwyOptn n
15,22
15.08
15 22 - 04
GenAgr Gen 0ec Inv:
22.74
22 54
22 70* 23
ElfunI n
1189
n 49
1189* .21
ElfunTr n
31 14
30.43
31 14* 37
ElfunTxEx n
11.31
11,17
1131* ,15
S&Sn
4315
42 38
4315* 58
S&S Long n
12.32
12.13
12 32 - 19
GenSecurit n
1392
13.75
13 92* ,19
GnTxEB n
14.16
13 98
14 14+ .20
Ginfel Group:
CapAp n
11.74
1141
II 74* .16
Erisa n
44 34
43.55
44 36 * 84
GintlFd n x
94 21
91 74
94 21-2.27
GrdsnE n
1395
1344
13.95- .29
GrdsnE n
1520
14 94
15 20* ,10
GwthWsh
1270
1249
12.70* .20
GrowthInd n
1182
11.60
11.82* ,25
Guardian Funds:
Bond n
12.20
1213
12 20 * 09
ParkAv
24.24
23.88
24.24* 41
Stock n
18,52
18,27
18,52+ .27
Ham HDA
8.14
808
813+ 01
HartwellGth n
12 62
1241
12,62+ ,17
HartwllLevr 31
12.71
17.32
17,41* 25
HawaiiTx
1062
10,55
10 62* 09
Heartland
1577
15.58
15 77* 09
Heritage
lf64
11.51.
1164* 12
Horae Man n
26 65
24 28
26 65 * 27
Hummer n
13 83
13 42
13 83* 15
Hutton Group
Bond n r
12.81
1271
12.81* .11
Calif
10,75
10,65
10,75* 11
Gwth nr ,
16.71
14,34
14.71* .31
Optn Inc n
904
899
9.99- 06
GovSec n
10,47
10 41
10.47+ ,06
Basic n
1299
12.80
12.99+ 18
Natl
11.48
1133
11.48* 15
NY Mun
10.94
10,85
10 94* 10
PrecM n
9.21
908
.912- 21
SpeEq r
15.65
15 44
15 65+ 19
IRI Stk
10 64
10.46
10 44 * ,15
IDS Mutual
1DS Ag r n
1081
10,43
10 40 * 16
IDS Bond
5,41
535
5 40 - .05
IDS Disc
886
8 78
8.86- .10
IDS Eq r n
7,58
7 51 -
7 55
IDS EqPI
11.29
11.17
11 29* ,05
IDS Ex
538
5 35
5 38 * 03
IDS Fdl
5.08
504
5,08* 03
IDS Gth
26,00
25,35
25.78* ,29
IDS HiYield
4.52
4,45
4.52* 08
iDS In r n
609
6.03
6 08 * 05
IDS Int
929
915
9 27 * 08
IDS NewDim
12.08
11,82
12.04* 25
IDS Progr IDS TaxEx
809
8.05
8 09 * 02
398
3
3 98 * 09
MglRet
740
7.25
7,40* .12
Mu'ual X
1344
13 24
13 24- .09
PrecMt
4 25 ,
4 19
4 19- 08
Stock
22 41
5l,93 :
22.41- ,34
Select
889
881
8 89 - 08
ISI Group
Growth
7 89
7 85
2 89* 03
Income
3 79
378
3.78
Trst Shr
11,14
1108 '
11 16* 03
Merrill Lynch Basic Value
idexii Indust Grp IndAm Opt Inc GvtPl Idex
IndustFd n Integrated Resc CapAp r n Hmein n r TxFree Invst Portfolio: Eqult n GvtPI n HiYld n Optn n ITB Group InvTrBos HilncPlus MassTxFr invRsh n iStelFd n IvyGth n Ivylnstlnv n JP Growth JP Income Janus Fund Fund n Value n Ventr n John Hancock Bond Globi Growth SpclEq USGvSecFd TaxExmp USGvSecTr Kautmann n Kemper Funds Calit Income >
10 41 .10,34 10 41
9 22 9 19 9 21
9 08 9,05 9 08
9.19 9 18 919 *.03
12 88 1 2 44 1 2 88
34
5.71 5 44 5,44- 13
14,58 14 27 14,58 . 33
10.48 10 44 10 48 * 04
12 09 12 03 12 09 * 07
11.42 11 40 1162 - 17
8 50 8 45 8 50* ,07
9 71 9 67 9 71* 04
6 19 8,12 8 18
12.77 1 2 54 1 2 77- 19
14 93 14 92 14 93 - 05
14 04 15 92 14 04* 13
7.47 7,35 7.67 * 34
15.00 14 47 15 00 * 25
14 04 15 9] 14 04- 05*
148.39 146 40 148 34*1 30 14 72 14.47 16.72- 18
9 85 9 77 9 84 - 10
15 72 15 50 15 72 * 22
14 63 I4 12 14.43- 43
32 80 32 38 32 57- 12
16.19 16 07 16 19* 13 14 83 14.56 14 83* 24
17 78 17.30 17.78- 54 7,16 7,12 7.14- 01 9 59 9 53 959- 10 10 44 10.53 10 44- 4
10 67 10 60 10 47 - 08
1 15 1 11 1 14- 02
13.85 1375 13 85* 12 9 12 9 06 912- 08
----- 18 01 17 75 18 01 * .13
CalTx nr 11 09 10 97 11 09* .11
Capital 24 34 23 87 24 34- 42
CorpDv 10 68 10 47 10 68- 01
EquiBnd r 14 12 14 03 14 12* 09
FedSecTr 10,04 1000 10 04- 04
FdTomr nr 16 58 16 25 14 58 + 32
Hilncom 8 59 8 57 8 59
HiQualty 11 72 11,59 11 72 *.15
IntHId 13 42 13 18 13 42* 16
IntTerm 11,69 11 59 11.69+ 12
LtdMat 9.87 9 87 9 87
MunHiYld 10.26 10.14 10 26- .13
Muni Insr 7 83 7.74 7 83* 09
NYMunr 10.74 10 63 10 74 * II
NtlRscnr 10 76 10 47 10 71
Pacific 28.41 27 69 28.41 * 75
Phoenix 13,48 13,43 13.48- ,01
Retire nr x 11.31 1129 11.31- 02
TciTech 12.01 11 81 12 00* 12
ip Val 16 58 14 47 16 49- 04
Retine r 9.84 9 82 9 86 * 04
M.dAmer 7,55 7 48 7 54* 03
MidAmHiGr 5 84 5 64 5 84- 20
MSB Fund n 24 55 24 17 24 54* 32
Monitrnd 20 27 20 09 20 27 * 21
Mutual Benefit 14 14,51- 14* 35 Mutual of Omaha American 10 55 10.46 10 55 * 10
Growth 8.07 7 94 8 07* 15
Income 9 66 9 42 9 46 - 03
Tax Free 1143 11 29 11.42- 17
MutlBcn 19.70 19 45 19.70 * 25
MutlQual n 21.73 21 44 21.73 - 28
MutlShrsn 65 67 64,80 65 47 * 84
NaiAviaTec n 11 48 11 58 11 68* 13
Ntlind n 14 38 14 11 14 38 * 20
Nat Securities Balanced 15 64 15 43 15 64* 19
Bond 3 48 3 43 3 48 * 06
CalTxE 12 68 12 54 12 47* u
FedSecTr 1148 1i 37 11.48* 13-
Growth 11,84 1169 11 84* ,16
Preferred 8 73 8 41 8 73* 12
Income 8 35 8 17 8 35+ 24
RealEst 10 5i 1034 10.51* ,22
Stock It 12 10,94 1112* .11
Tax Exmpt 9.73 9 62 9 71 + II
TotRet 7 77 7 67 7 77* 09
Fairfid 12.32 12 27 12 32* 13
NatTele 14 74 14 53 14 74* 06
Nationwide Fds NatnFd 14 8 5 14 58 1 4 8 5 * 26
NtGwth 10,28 10.11 10 28 * 15
NtBond 10.16 10 10 1016* 07
NELite Fund Equity 24 84 24 39 24 84* .38
GvtSec 13.33 13 19 13 33* .16
GroWh 30 05 29 25 30 05* 1.01
Income x 11 50 11 43 11.43- 02
Retire Eqi 26 94 24 19 26 94 * 54
TaxExmt X 7 44 7 54 7 58 * 04
Neuberger Berm Energy n 20 49 20 23 20 34 - 04
Guardian n 45 38 44 78 45 38* 72
Liberty n . 4 57 4 50 4 50- 05
Manhatn 9 91 974 9 91* 13
Partners n 20 54 20 20 20 54* ,30
NY Muni n 1,20 1,18 120- 02
NewtonGth n 24 99 24 70 24 97* 23
Newtonlncm p 8 46 8 44 8 44 * 04
Nicholas Group,
Nichols n 35 83 35 49 35 83 - 34
Nich II n 18 41 18 20 18 41 - 22
Nichinr n 4 01 3 99 4 01 - 02
Nelnv&r 19 81 19 05 19.81 - 1 00
NelnvTr 13 60 13 58 13 59 - 02
Nomur f l/'i1 17 40 17 47
North Star .
Apollon 10 94 10,8/ 10 92 * 02
Bond n 10.32 10 27 lo:2* 04
Region n 2i 99 21 53 21 9v- 51
Stock n 15 91 15 85 15 87*
NovaFundn 16 46 16 55 16 65- Q3
NuvenMun n 8 68 8 57 8 48 ''
OldDomin 27 10 26 48 27 ^O- 18
OmegaFdn 15 84 15 49 15 76- 07
Oppenheimer Fd Aim 28 40 27 94 28 39 - 22
Direct 23 64 23 18 23 44- 43
Eqinc 9 23 9 14 9 23 - 07
Oppennmid 12 39 12 25 12.37- 15
Gold 4 33 6 29 6 33- 02
High Yield 1751 17 47 17.51 - 01
NY Tax 1213 1197 12.13* I7
Premum 19.37 19 15 19 34* I4
Rgncy 16 46 14.41 16 44 * 25
Special 23 71 23 50 23 71 - 16
Target 24.27 24 02 24 26* 30
TaxFree 9 26 9 15 9 26* 12
Time 19 M 19 58 19 98 * 37
BlueCh ' 12 80 12 40 12 80* I4
RetGov 10 50 10 46 10 50- 05
USGvt X 10 24 1015 1016- 04 OverCount Sc 21 24 21.08 21.24* 16
Pacific Horijon Aqrsvn 30 37 29 44 30 7* 11
Calif n HighYdn Paine Webber Atlas Amer CalTx GNMA HiYld InvGrd Mastrinc Olymps TxExpt ParkAv PaxWorld n PennSqre n PennMutual n PermPrt n Phi la Fund Phoenix Senes BalanFd CvFdSer Growth HiYield StockFund PC Capn
Pilgrim Grp PA
ip'Inv 12,01 11,81 12 01* ,21
ValTr n 29 97 29 57 29 97 * 41
TotlRet n 10 83 10.73 10 83 - 04
Lehman Group Capitn 21 08 20 67 21 05* 43
Invst n 20,86 20.28 20 84 - .55
Oporn 27 57 27 19 27 57- 43
Leverage n 9 00 8 84 9 00* 15
Letngton Grp CorpLeadtr . 1471 1447 14 68 * 24
Goidfund n 3 47 3 47 3 47- 02
GNMA Inc n 7 94 7 87 7 94 . 08
. Growth n , 12 34 12 07 12 34 * 25
Research n 19 59 19 20 19 59. 32
Liberty Family AmLdr n 1311 294 13 11* 10
TxFree n 1021 io n 10 21* 08
USGvSc n 8 61 8 58 861 - 05
LtdTrm 12 64 12 63 12 43- 01
LndDvn X 24 77 24 53 24 75- 20 Lindner n 21 10 20 8 7 21 10* IB
Loomis Sayles Capital n , 25 78 24 97 25 69 . 91
Mutual n 24 93 24 25 24 93* 61
LOrd Abbett Atlihated 1160 1140 1160- ]4
Bond Deb 10 82 10 79 10 82 * 0"2
Devel Gth 8 98 8 88 8 88- 01
GovtSec 3 23 3 21 3 23* 02
TaiFr 10.52, 10.41 10 52* 11
TxFrCal 10 07 9 94 10 07* .11
TaxNY 10 62 10 54 10.62 * 08
ValuAppr 13 50 13 36 13 50 * 15
Lutneran Bro fund 17 35 17 16 17,32+ 04
Income 8 87 8 83 8.87* 03
Municipal x 7 95 7 88 7 95 * 01
Mass Financl E1 12 65 12,47 12 65* 28
WEG 10.18 10.11 1018* 09
WGH 9 79 9 72 9 79* ,10
MFSMa 10 44 10 33 10 44* 12
MSTNC 11.01 10 87 11 01 * 15
MST VA 10 54 . 10 45 10 54* 12
MIT 14 39 14 16 14 39* 15
WIG 13 33 13 08 1333. 15
MTR 1144 11 29 11 44 - 12
WCD 13,65 13.52 13.43- 02
WEG 21 34 20.77 21.34 - 49
MFD 14 77 14 41. 14 77 - 25
WFB 14 82 14,67 14,82* 17
WMB 10 47 10,34 10 47* 13
MFH 7,20 7 17 7 20* 04
MMH 10 28 10 19 10.28* .11
MSF 9 85 9 44 9 85 * 12
MMS 11.26 1112 1126
MST Md 10 41 10,29 10,41* ,12
Mathers n 19 34 19 09 19 34 * 24
Meschrt n 30 48 29 89 30 48 + .71
AR GNMA PiiMag PilPfd PilgHi Pioneer Fund: Pionr Bd Pionr Fund Pionr II Inc Pionr III Inc Price Funds Equin n GNMn Growth n Gwthinc n HiYld n Income n Inti n NwAm n NewEra n NewHorirn n S* T Bond n Tax Free n TxFrHY n TxFrSI n Pnncipl Presv GovtPl SP 100 PI TaxEx Pro Services AAedTec n Fund n Income n Prudential Bache AdiPfd n CalMu nr Equt nr GNMA nr GlobI n r GgvPI n r GvtSc n GthOp nr HiYld nr HYMu nr IncVr n r MuNY nr OptG n r Rsch n r Util n r Putnam Funds CCsArp CCsDsp CalTax CapitI n Convert EngyRes George Groiinc Health High Inc
HighYld HiYd
Ydll Income InfoSc Inti Equ Invest NY TaxEx Option Option II TaxExmpt TFHY rn TF In r n USGt Vista Voyage Quasar n OuestF n
13 75
13 62
\I-3 73J
14
Bond
16 44
14 38
16 44*
04
Common Stk Grovvth
17 91
17 67
17 91*
34
Sequoia n
17 15
1687
17 n*
16
Sentry Fund
1043
1055
10 63*
,07
Shearson Funds
10 04
999
10 04*
05
ATlGth n
1075
10 72
10:75*
ATlIn n
10 72
10 43
10 72*
09
AggrGr
9 82
9 75
9 82 *
07
Apweciatn
CaiMun
1304
12 81
13,06-
25
10 88
10 74
1087*
12
FundVal
1122
18 07
18.20*
17
Global
14 12
13 78
14 12*
X
HiYield X
10 23
10 04
10.23*
17
SplGv r n SPL L r n
806
799
8 04*
04
1258
947
12.54 9 42
12 54* 9,67*
07
20
MngdGvt MgMun NY Mum
14.42
14.22
14 42 +
14
SpOpt nr X SplGro n
1912
19 05
1912*
05
I9 60
19 23
I9 60*
.32
SplPlus n
997
9 94
9 97*
03
SpllntI n
14 91
16 43
16 91*
27
SpTx n r
13.29
1297
13.29*
33
ShrmnDean n SierraGrth p
22 29
22.24
22.24-
05
Sigma Funds Capital.
1514
15 04
15 14*
'0
10 59
10 47
10 59*
06
Incom
25.58
25 53
25 58 *
05
Invest
8 23
821
8 23*
02
Speci n Trust Sh
940
953
9 60-
08
Venture Shr
23 49
23 49
23 69*
12
SitNBG
1943
19 24
19 43*
.18
Smith Barney
1760
1738
17 60*
.18
Equt n IncGro
1284
1256
12 84+,
23
Inc Ret
9 95
988
9 95+
07
USGvt
19.80
19 61
19 78*
12
SoGen
14 55
14 24
14 55*
25
SthestGth nr
11,26
1123
11 24*
03
Sovereign Inv
9 05
8 97
9 05*
08
State Bond Grp
2318
22 91
23 18*
58
Commn Stk
14 94
14 68
14 92 *
30
Diversitd
19.73
19 40
19 64-
05
Progress
1491
1676
16 89*'
.13
St FarmFds
5 19
5,18
5,19*
.01
Balan n
948
9 35
9 48*
14
Gwth n
1122
11.10
11 22 +
.12
Muni
514
515
5 16*
01
StStreei Inv ExchFd n
9 97
960
9 87 *
14
Grwth n r
10.44
10 52
10 46*
11
Invst
850
8 43
8 47*
.01
Steadman Funds Amerind n
1581
1554
15 81*
28
Associated n
1354
13 25
13 54 *
,24
Invest n
9 32
9 27
9 32 -
07
Oceanogra n Stem Roe Fds
23 79
23 75
23 75-
05
CapOppor n
11.34
1123
17 34*
.12
Discovr n
10 01
991
10 01*
04
HiYld n
1541
15.50
15 41*
13
IntMun n
10 12
989
10,11*
.21
MgdBd
1053
1044
10.53*
.10
Speci n
10 79
10 72
10.79 +
09
Stock n
1544
1534
15 38-
05
TaxExempt n
10,79
1075
10 79*
04
TotalRet n
15,79
15.54
1579*
23
Univrse n
11 27
11 14
11,27*
.13
Strategic Funds
11 48
11 41
11,48*
08
Capit
901
894
9,01*
03
Invst
1342
13 17
13 42*
23
Silvr
1498
14 55
14 98 *
45
StratD n
StraftnGth n i
47 07
47 04
47 05-
.11
Strong Funds
49 32
49 11
49 32 -
18
Inco
15 22
15,15
15.20 +
.13
Invst
8 83
8 73
8 83*
19
Opptnty
1692
16 80
16 92*
26
Total
11 01
10 89
11 01*
04
TelIncSh n
14 83
1470
14 83*
13
Templeton Group
13 70
13 52
13 70*
22
For eon
Gibl 1 n
23 34
22 74
23 34 *
85
12,50
12 44
12 50 *
,16
Global II
1598
15 94
15 98*
08
Growth
1212
1207
12 12*
11
World
740
7 37
7 40 *
04
Tenneco Group
14 55
14 39
14 54 *
19
PBHG
28 49
28 29
28 49*
17
Fund SW
1245
1225
12 45 *
24
Income
14 49
14 40
16 64*
19
Trend
11 18
11.11
11.18*
04
Thomson McKmn
11.75
11 67
11 75*
.04
Grwth n
2501
24 85
24 96*
35
Inco n
14 05
13 98
14.01 *
10
Opor n
1393
13 87
13 93 *
16
TaxEx n
14 40
14 33
14 40 *
10
USGvt
4 80 4 75 4 80 - 04
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MEXICO CITY (AP)-Mexico is engaged in a high-stakes gamble: it wants billions of dollars in new loans from the international financial community on its own terms.
Financial officials, holding critical negotiations in Washington on a new financial aid package, are pushing for additional loans to help revive the economy.
But they want foreign bankers to agree to concessions on interest rates and other charges that would enable them to reduce current payments on the $97.6 billion foreign aebt, the second highest in the developing world after Brazil.
Bankers have indicated a reluctance to reduce the charges on loans made years ago. especially since some feel Mexico could have worked harder to improve its economic condition.
One U.S. banker, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said there is
no sympathy at all" among bankers for giving better loan terms to Mexico.
But he added. "The banking community feels it s going to bt told what to do by the Fed (the Federal Reserve) and the Treasury Department."
Mexico's treasury secretary. Gustavo Petricioli. flew to Washington last week to hold debt discussions with Treasury Secretary James Baker, Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker. and Jacques de Larosiere. managing director of the International -Monetary Fund.
No word on the talks has emerged. The government news agency Notimex reported that Petricioli returned to Mexico City Saturday afternoon, hut it gave no other details.
On Monday, Mexico is due to pay about $1.5 billion in interest and principal to foreign banks and international lending organizations.
Mexican officials have indicated
an unwillingness to draw down their foreign reserves to make the hefty payment, and would like an adjustment in that tab,
Petricioli has reiu.sed to disclose the size o Mexico's foreign reserves But analysts say they have slipped to about $5 billion, largely lxcau.se the worldwide collapse of oil prices has cost Mexico billions of dollars
Before he left for Washington. Petricioli said Mexico's choices included temporarily suspending the payments due Monday; making the payments in the .Mexican currency, the peso, or setting aside in .Mexico the dollars owed bankers instead of sending them outside the country.
He also said .Mexico intended to seek concessions from creditors to reduce debt costs by lowering interest rates, extending payment terms, altering disbursements and reducing commissions.
He said Mexico might want to link its debt payments to an economic indicator. such as the price of petroleum.
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CHICAGO (AP) Times were simpler, and more profitable, when men were men and women were bunnies. Playboy magazine whetted the appetite, and Playboy clubs served up the fantasy like a banquet.
But the party's over. Playboys big-city clubs, purveyors of pop hedonism since the first club opened its door in Chicago 26 years ago, are closing for good.
The businessman of yesterday, once the mainstay of the clubs, is just as likely to be a businesswoman today. And the corner video store offers fare that leaves nothing to the
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At the time they (the clubs) were most popular, they reflected a fantasy that was very fresh and new. Having fought so long and so hard for the sexual revolution ... 1 suppose there was some irony in the notion these clubs were too tame for the times," Hugh M. Hefner, founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Playboy Enterprises Inc. said in
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Market's Winners, Losers Rfiect Split U.S. Economy
By CIIET ( LRRIER AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) - The stock markets performance in the first half of 1986 has mirrored the sharply divergent trends of the U.S. economy.
In the six-month period that ends on Monday, stocks of many service and consumer companies have posted impressive gains as the market averages climbed to record high after record high.
But energy stocks and those in some manufacturing industries remain severely depressed, in line with the woes that have afflicted those sectors of the economy.
Overall, of course, 1986 to date has been an excellent year for stock-market investors, coming atop a booming 1985.
The popular market averages show gains of 12 percent to 22 percent since New Years. As of Wednesdays close, Standard & Poors Corp. said, 68 of the 80 stock groups it tracks were in the plus column.
The group with the single largest gain was the tobacco stocks, up 62.7 percent. The stocks benefited from a series of victories for tobacco companies in product-Iiability suits.
Some of the other big winners, such as savings and loans (up 47.8 percent) and building materials (up45.2 percent) got a lift from a continued decline in interest rates.
Specialty retailers were up 47.2 percent and general merchandise retailers 42.4 percent. Store-chain operators were singled out by many analysts as prominent beneficiaries of the tax-overhaul bill proposed by the Senate.
And late in the second quarter, the retail stocks got an extra kick from takeover speculation after May 4)epartment Stores made a bid for Associated Dry Goods.
The theme of low, and sometimes no, inflation that permeated the market through the first half spelled good news for most stocks, but just the opposite for investors in energy and gold.
In the energy sector, offshore drilling stocks fell 42.7 percent, by S&Ps reckoning, to rank as the worst performing group by far. Oil field equipment and service stocks lost 10.9 percent, and domestic oils 10.2 percent.
Capital Gains Tax May Be Endangered
By JIIVl LUTHER AP Tax Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The federal income tax was only eight years old when, in 1921, Congress saw the need for a special incentive for investment - the capital-gains tax.
That tax break has been guarded zealously by lawmakers over the years in the name of boosting the economy. But now its in trouble. The
above that 27 percent rate, said Packwood. Tinker with the rates, he adds, and you risk killing the entire bill.
An original purpose of the capital-gains break was to help prevent an investor from being taxed on gains caused by inflation - not by real increases in value. If an acre of land was bought for $1,000 and sold 10
Gold mining stocks, long considered one'of the markets purest plays on inflation, dropped 19.6 percent.
Steel stocks, symbolic of the basic industries suffering at the hands of foreign competition, were down 11.8 percent.
As the second quarter neared its end, the market as a whole was buffeted by alternating waves of enthusiastic buying and selling by traders eager to cash in profits.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged up 5.06 to 1,885.26 in the past week, falling just short of the record closing high it set in early June.
The New York Stock Exchange composite index, up 1.53 at 143.18, and the American Stock Exchange market value index, up 1.48 at 283.13, both topped their previous peaks.
Big Board volume averaged 136.81 million shares a day, against 126.07 million the week before.
Among the speculative favorites of the first half were companies with an interest in the fledgling business of offering home-shopping services through cable television.
Home Shopping Network, an early-May public offering at 18, cleared 100 in late June on the Amex.
Senate wants to repeal the individual cleared 10 in late June on tlie Amex!
capital-gainV provision, fjasonUieCOMB, traded in the over-the-
demonstrating the push behind the counter market, nearly quadrupled
effort to overhaul the income-tax system.
Senators have concluded that lower tax rates for all individuals the assurance that an investor will be able to keep a bigger share of any payoff are an even better incentive forattracting money to risky ventures.
Without the venture capital attracted by capital gains, say dissenters, there would be no Federal Express, Genentech or Apple Computer. Why. they ask, would an investor risk money on a new invention when the tax consequences would be the same if the money were deposited in a bank accounC?
A capital gain is a profit from the sale of stock, real estate or other property owned for more than six months. For individuals, present law exempts 60 percent of gains from tax; the remaining 40 percent is taxed as ordinary income, meaning that someone in the top bracket - 50 percent - would pay tax on capital gains at a rate of 20 percent.
About 7.5 percent of taxpayers profit from the lower capital-gains rates; half the benefit goes to those with incomes over $100,000 a year.
Senators didnt even try to restore the once-sacred capital-gains provision to the Finance Committee bill. Why the turnabout?
To Sen. Robert Packwood. R-Ore., chief author of the tax-overhaul plan, and his backers, the answer is the same as when someone asks why the deduction for Individual Retirement Accounts was lieing curtailed or the investment tax credit repealed: The apparent appeal of lower tax rates. Investors will give up special breaks if rates are low enough, Packwood concluded The centerpiece of the bill, the broadest tax overhaul in at least 34 years - backers say since 1913 - is lower tax rates for individuals. The price for those rates would be losing all or part of some deductions.
About 80 percent of taxpayers would be taxed at a flat rate of 15 percent. The present 50-percent top rate for indiviauals would be reduced generally to 27 percent, although many upper-income people would pay up to 32.4 percent on some of their income The plan passed by the House differs from the Senate version by allowing a 42-percent exclusion of capital gains, a maximum individual tax rate of 38 percent and a top capital-gains rate of 22 percent "From the standpoint of business venture in this country this bill will work ... without a capital-gains differential so long ... as we do not go
had doubled during the period.
Since the preference was liberalized in 1978. say capital-gains advocates, more than 1,800 businesses have been launched with venture capital; commitments to such firms rose from $39 million to $4.2 billion.
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The National Association of Securities Dealers, which operates the over-the-counter market, kept hammering away at the NYSE in its bid to challenge the Big Board as the countrys premier stock market.
Public Notices
FILE: MSP214
IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE
DIVISION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF PITT BEFORE THE CLERK NOTICE OF RESALE
LILLIAN W WORTHINGTON AND HUSBAND, MAGELLAN WORTHINGTON VERSUS
VIRGINIA W. BROWN, UN married. JOSEPHONE WILSON, UNMARRIED RONALD DIXON AND WIFE, SANDY DIXON, LEMUEL F DIXON AND WIFE, DENA DIXON, SADIE DIXON JOHNSON AND HUSBAND, OTIS JOHNSON AND CALVIN DIXON, SINGLE Under and by virtue ot an Order of Sale dated March 24, 1984 filed herein, an Order ot Resale issued by the Clerk of Superior Court of PIft County upon an advanced bid on June 20 1984, the undersigned Com missioners will, on the Hth day ot July, 1984 at 12 00 noon, at the door of the Courthouse ot Pitt County, GreenviJle. North Carolina, otter tor sale to the highest bidder tor cash upon an opening bid ot Five Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy Two and 50 100 ($5,772 50) subject to the confirmation of the Court, that certain properly described as follows
EXHIBIT A
That certain tract or parcel ot land located in the Town of Winterville Pitt County, North Carolina and beginning at a nail and cap set in the centerline in fersection ot Chapman Street and Boyd Street, thence pro
ner ot Lot 3 ot Block B C as shown on the map In Map Book I, Page 185, thence with the line of lot 3, South 01 55 East 285 4 feet to a point in the centerline of NCSR 1129, thence with the centerline of NCSR 1129 South 75 38 14 East 79 39 feet to a r^ailroad spike, the POINT OF BEGINNING, being shown in Map Book 1, Page 185 of the Pitt County Registry and Map Book 31, Page 152 of the Pitt County Registry.
Said real estate shall be sold as
2449 Porter Drive Lawrencevllle, GA 30245
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Michael A Colombo COLOMBO 8. K ITCH IN Attorneys at Law Post Office BoxZl43 Greenille, NC 27835 7143
June 8,15,22,29,1986
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ceeding from said nail and cap North 38 14 West II 99 leet to a railroad spike set in the centerline ot Boyd Street, the POINT OF beginning, thence from the POINT OF BEGINNING North 08 22 39 West 13 48 feet to an iron pipe set in the northern right ot way ot Boyd Street, thence North 08 22 39 West with the Miller line 323.71 leet to an iron pipe set on the north side of a ditch. North 83 40 West 55 feet to the nor theast corner ot the Lee Ernest Grimes property, thence South 42 05 West with the Grimes line 27 89 feet to the Northeast cor
assessments, all liens and en cumbrances whatsoever; that the highest bidder at said sale shall be required to deposit five percent (5%) of his bid as evi dence of good faith, and that said undersigned shall report said sale to me Court for con firmafion.
This the 20th day of June, 1984
PAMELA WEAVER BEST COMMISSIONER P.O Box 7384 Greenville. nC 27834
JAMES A NELSON, JR COMMISSIONER P O. Box 302 Greenville, NC 27834 June 29; July 6,1986
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as Co Ex ecutors of fhe Esfate of Elizabeth Hinton Kittrell of PIft County. North Carolina, the undersigned hereby authorize all persons having claims against said Estate to present them to the undersigned, whose mailing addesses are P.O Box 403, Greenville. North Carolina 27835 0403, or 2649 Porter Drive, Lawrencevllle. Georgia 30245 or 1726 Forest Hill Drive. Greenville, North Carolina 27834. on or before the 8th day of December, 1986, or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned
This the 5th day of June, 1986 John Bryant Kittrell, Jr P O Box 403
Greenville. NC 27835 0403
Frances Hinton Kittrell Fritchman
HaviM qualified as ExKutrix of the Estate of John Allen, Jr., of Pitt County, North Carolina, the undersigned hereby authorizes all persons having claims against said Estate to present them to the undersign ed, whose mailing address is 201 Main Street, Bethel, North Carolina 27812, on or before the Wl.day ot December. 1984. or this Notice will be pleaded in bar ot their recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned This the 29th dav of June, 1984 DOROTHY DENNY ALLEN
201 North Main Street Bethel, NC 27812
MICHAEL A COLOMBO COLOMBO a. KITCHIN AttorneysatLaw Post Office Box 7143 Greenville, NC 27835 7143 June 29, July 6,13, 20,1984
NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad ministrator of the estate of Samuel Dennis Walston. Jr, late of Pift County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned Administrator on or betore December 29,1986 or this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All persons In debted to said estate please make immediate payment This 26th day of June, 1984 Samuel Dennis Walston. Sr.
P O. Box 976 Greenville. NC 27835 Administrator of the estate ot Samuel Dennis Walston. Jr . deceased
June 29; July 6.13. 20. 1986
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When Annie Smith Evans was born about daybreak June 29, 1886, the doctor who delivered her told her mother, This baby probably wont live till the sun goes down tonight.
T ve outlived old Dr. Cox, who said that, by right many years, said Mrs, Evans, who has been a Winterville resident most of her life.
Today her family and her fellow Winterville Missionary Baptist Church members will celebrate her 100th birthday with her. Her family will join her in worshiping this morning at her church and the church will give a luncheon in her honor immediately after the 11 a.m. service.
Ive had a happy life, she said. Its been a longer life than most people ever have, of course, but it sure does seem short to me. Seems like no time ago, I was a girl, my husband was alive, I was keeping boarders.
The daughter of Cannon and Mollie McLawhorn Smith, she attended the Winterville schools but dropped out after the sixth grade to get married. I wasnt yet 15 when I got married," she said. I was mighty young, but I married a good man, so it was all right.
Her husband, James Alexander Evans Sr., eight years older than she, came to the Winterville area from Granville County, to either teach or learn,tobacco growing as it was done here, shes not sure which. What she is sure of is that she loved the man the first time she ever saw him. She said they kept company for about a year and a half arid then got married.
It was four years before their first child, a girl named Rosalie, was born. She died when she was 11 months old. Three sons, Leon E. Evans, Bert M. Evans and J. Alex Evans Jr. followed and lived to adulthood.
Leon died in 1979. Bert lives in Los Angeles, where hes the retired proprietor of a Hollywood restaurant. He calls his niother every Sunday morning. Ajex lives in Winterville and visits his mother often, as do his wife, LaRue, and their son, DeLyleof Ayden.
Her granddaughter, Gail Evans, also lives in this area. Another granddaughter, Carolyn Morton, lives in Florida, and a grandson, Ed Evans, in Winston-Salem. She has six greatgrandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.
Ive been so blessed to have such good children and grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Mrs. Evans said. Losing Leon was about the hardest thing I ever had to face, but I accepted it, just as I did the death of my husband.
Her husband, long a clerk at the A.W. Ange Stpre in Winterville, died in 1934 on their youngest sons 17th birthday.
Ive been a widow over 50 years, she said, I had my chances to marry again, but I didnt want to. I never saw another man I could love like I loved Mr. Evans. He was an exceptional man.
Besides being a hard worker and a good husband and father, he was a fine Christian, a deacon in the Winterville Missionary Baptist Church from the time he joined in 1913 till he died. He could speak or lead prayer meeting as good as any preacher, just a special kind of person.
Mrs. Evans said she never worked outside the home except to do a little tobacco grading, but she worked plenty at home. From before her husband died till many years afterward, she kept boarders in her home, which meant preparing three full meals a day. She also sewed baby garments and aprons and sold them, some from displays in her sons Dixie Queen sandwich shop, which preceded the Winterville seafood restaurant by the same name. She crocheted a lot, too.
It was Mrs, Evans who named the Dixie Queen. I just thought it was a pretty name, she said, And I still do.
She laughs as she recalls the first time she ever voted. It was soon after women got the vote, she said. I went down to the store where my husband worked and said Lets go vote. He said hed already been, but Mr. A.W. Ange, the store owner, came up and said, Come on Miss Annie, Ill go vote with you.
He was a Republican and he told me how to vote just like he did.
I went back and my husband, a Democrat, said, Well, youve just killed all my votes.
Thats what you get for not going with me, I said.
By the next election, I was able to go bn my own and not let anybody tell me how to vote and I voted more like my husband than like Mr. Ange.
The oldest member of the Winterville Missionary Baptist Church, she also has the distinction of being the only surviving charter member of the Winterville Free Will Baptist Church. I was raised a Free Will Baptist, she.said, and I didnt
want to become a Missionary Baptist just because my husband was. But when the last of my sons joined the Missionary Baptist Church in 1932,1 decided it was time I did, too to keen the family together. ^
For many years after her husband died, she rented out five rooms of her eight- room house to a dear friend, Lovie Brax
ton. Lovie and I lived in the same house 24*2 years, till she died, she said, And we never had a cross word between us. I
dont guess many people can live together that long and say that.
Ive always gotten along well with just about everybody. All of my boarders always seemed to like me.
She said she likes all the other people at the Grifton Rest Home and is glad to live there if she cannot live at home. Moving there became necessary following surgery for cancer of the mouth two years ago.
Blind in her right eye from glaucoma, she had a four-month period of her life at age 94 when she was totally blind. Then Dr. Steven White successfully transplanted a cornea for her and she was able to see again.
She treasures her eyesight, saying one of her greatest pleasures is reading. I read my Bible and my Sunday School lesson and anything else I want to, she said. Sometimes I even read out loud to some of the other people here. I feel very blessed to be able to read.
Ive had my share of heartache like outliving my parents, all of my brothers and sisters, my husband and even a son, she said. But trusting in God has got me through all of it. And Ive had such good family and friends to keep on being interested in me. All in all, its been a happy life. Ive never wanted for anything that was really important.
Text & Photoj^raphs By Carol Tyer
WITH HER GRANDSON DeLyle Evans
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The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N.C,
Sunday, June 29.1986 C-1
ANNIE SMITH EVANSHair May Not Show Sunburn, But Heat Is Damaging
ByJl'LIEVARGO-TlRI
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Soaking up some rays may be the essence of summer, but while youre relaxing, your hair is taking a beating.
The sun does enormous damage to the hair, says Philip Kingsley, trichologist and hair authority. "One of the most common effects of too much sun is severe dryness. People know when their skin is being damaged by the suns rays. They can see \Se tanning and burning as it occurs.
But while bleaching ou
)eople can see the and highlighting effects erf tEe sun on their hair after its happened, they dont noUce it burning at the time.
According to Kingsley, hair grows 1-2 an inch every 28 days. This means the ends of your hair have been through one, maybe two summers already, he says, There is a
lot of cumulative damage there. And that damage remains until you cut it off.
Dont panic, though. You dont have to stay indoors for the rest of the summer or snip your locks into a short coif to nave healthy hair. Preventing the suns damage is actually easier than trying to cure the problem.
We cant repair hair 100percent. says Dr. Sergio Nacht, director of biomedical research for Pantene. But we can protect it 100 percent.
Hair is made up of chains of keratine, a protein, held together by sulfur bonds, says Nacht. The suns radiation breaks these sulfur bonds and weakens the inner structure of the hair.
Last year, Nacht discovered that pantethine, a B vitamin containing the same sulfur bonds found in hair, could actually repair the havoc created by the sun. Pantene com
bines pantethine with a sunscreen in its Prestige shampoo and conditioner.
When used as a part of daily hair care, these products give hair 100 percent protection from the suns rays, says Nacht.
Like skin, your hair and scalp need a good sunscreen to protect them
from the suns ravaging rays. Apply no hairline
sunscreen to your part an( and check out the array of hair products containing sunscreens.
Kingsley offers a selection of mousses and hair sprays with Sun Protection Factors (SPF) of 6 for normal hair and the more protective 15 for bleached, permed or tive 15 for bleached, permed or tinted hair. His waterproof Swim Cap cream with its SPF of 15 applied to aamp hair forms a shell against the damaging effects of chlorine and salt water. It also conditions hair while you sun.
Besides breaking the bonds and
weakening hair strands, the drying effect of sun frazzles the hair's outer layer, called the cuticle. The result is dull, lackluster locks.
Picture the cuticle as layers of roof shingles covering the hair shaft. says Dr. A. John Penicnak of Cosmair. As moisture leaves the hair, each of these shingles dries out and curls up at the end. This causes light to reflect unevenly and hair to look dull,
Penicnak suggests using a conditioner such as Lancomes Conquele du Soleil Gel Fixant that protects against drying and dulling while adding moisture to smooth down ruffled cuticles. Because it acts as a styling gel, this product protects throughout the day.
A romp in the surf can also leave tres:es feeling stiff and brittle. "Salt water dehydrates hair and strips it of essential compur,f*nts, says Nacht Likewise, the chlor in swimming
pools reacts with hair much the same way as the sun does breaking the sulfur bonds and drying out theihair shaft.
Serious swimmers should slather conditioner on their hair and tuck it under a bathing cap. Rinse hair as soon as possible after slipping out of the pool.
"We recommend a clarifying gel for people who swim a lot. says Alan Stone, local salon owner and stvlist It strips out the chlorine and fielps keep the hair in proper balance.
Chlorinated water can be especially damaging to blonde and chemically treated hair, turning the tint to a pale green. To return hair to its natural shade, Avon experts suggest adding eight aspirins to warm water, soaking hair in the solution for 15 minutes, then rinsing and washing hair as usual.
Once the damage is done, however, there is still hope. Opt for a mild
shampoo and towel dry hair instead of using a blowdryer "Blowdrying is the sun without the sun," says Penicnak of the intense heat. "Damaged hair IS in a fragile state I.t it dry naturally
Incorporate a protein-rich conditioner with ingredients such as pan-thenol into your daily hair care regimen to aid in re-hydrating hair, "The biggest problem is that people dont leave their conditioner on long enough, especially in the summer, says Frankie, a stylist at the Vidal Sassoon .Salon in .New York City. If you don't give your conditioner enough time to work, you are just rinsing money down the drain,
Its also important to remember wet hair is extremely fragile. Use a wide-tooth comb to detangle it and avoid brushing, which can cause breakage, Likewise, don't twist wet hair into a snug knot or tightly wrap an elastic tie around it.
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Miss Aycock, Mr. Krewson Are Married In High Noon Ceremony
Couple Speaks Vows In Fremont
FARMVILLE Bebe Jane Aycock and Richard Scott Krewson, both of Winston-Salem, were married in a high noon ceremony Saturday in the First Baptist Church of Farmville by Dr. Ronald Lee Davis.
The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hassell Aycock Jr. of Farmville. She is a graduate of St. Marys College and Salem College and received a masters degree from
the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She teaches high school in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth Coun-
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The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lippincott Krewson of River Hills Plantation, Lake Wylie, S.C. He gradated from North Carolina State Univ^ity and is attending the Louisiana State University School of Banking of the South in Baton Rouge, La. He is assistant vice president of Branch Banking and Trust Co. of Wilson.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of candlelight delustered satin with an empire W ice and scooped oval necKline of alencon lace and heirloom rosepoint lace embroidered with seed pearls. The gown was fashioned with an A-line front skirt with a full cut chapel train and long fitted sleeves. She wore a cathedral length, hand-made heirloom imported mantilla of Brussels lace of princess design. She carried a formal cascade bouquet of white rubrum lilies tied with ivory ribbon and wore a strand of pearls.
Mrs. William Shaw Corbitt HI of Greenville, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Serving as bridesmaids were Mrs. Charles Norris Eason and Lady Britton Aycock, both sisters of the bride from Farmville, and Mrs. Frederick Gray Carter of Perry, Fla., and Amy Katherine Krewson of Lake Wylie, S.C., both sisters of the bridegroom.
Honorary bridesmaids were Mrs. John Franklin McNair IV and Michele Moore, both of Winston-Salem, Mrs. Eben Alexander III of Durham, Mrs. John Bishop Cobb of Lynchburg, Va., Mrs. Larry Thorne James and Marion Bradshaw Patrick, both of Raleigh, Mrs. William John Lewis III of Atlanta, Mrs. Chad Steven Miller of Charlotte, Vivian Lee Pierce of Greenville.
Marla Gail Tugwell of Asheville and Nan-ette Lewis of Gastonia.
The flower girl was Suzanne Grantham Corbitt of Greenville, niece of the bride, and the ring bearer was William Shaw Corbitt IV of Greenville, nephew of the bride.
The bridegrooms father served as best man. Groomsmen were William Shaw Corbitt III of Greenville and Charles Norris Eason of Farmville, brothers-in-law of the bride; Robert Wood Batchelor of Dallas; David Tucker Leaf of Richmond, Va.; David Donovan Merritt of Winston-Salem; Michael.Kirk Shields and Charles Dixon Wallace Jr., both of Charlotte; Thatcher Love joy Townsend III of Raleigh, and Robert DeHaven Wolf Jr. of Interlaken, N.J. and James Brown Wolf of Matthews, both uncles of the groom.
A program of wedding music was performed by Terry Lynn Moore, organist, and Mrs. Everett Wells, soloist. The wedding was directed by Mrs. Bernice Benjamin Turnage an^ Mrs. Arthur Forbes Joyner Jr.
A reception was held at the Greenville County Club following the ceremony. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Owens Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Leroy Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dock Joyner, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas Hardy Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Corbitt Jr.
A bridal luncheon was held at Colonial Inn, Farmville. A cocktail party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Corbitt Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Shaw Corbitt III, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris Eason and Lady Britton Aycock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Corbitt Jr. in Greenville. The bridegrooms family gave the couple an after-rehearsal dinner and dance at the Greenville Country Club.
After a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple will live in Winston-Salem.
Redding-Edwards Wedding Takes Place
FARMVILLE - The St. Stephens AME Zion Church was the scene Saturday at 3 p.m. of the wedding of Sandra Gale Edwards of Spar-tansburg, S.C., and William Christopher Redding Jr. of Charlotte.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Edwards Jr. of Farmville, and parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. William Christopher Redding Sr. of Sanford.
The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev. James Perry, assisted by the Rev. C.E. Willile III. A program of wedding music was penormed by organist Dwayne May and soloist Phyllis May. The ceremony was directed by Wyvonia Dancy.
The bride, escorted by her father, wore a formal gown of sheer organza with re-embroidered chantilly lace over peau de soie designed with a high neckline. The long sleeves of the gown were enhanced with chantilly lace and the basque waistline was defined with matching lace. The full circular skirt and attached cathedral train were accented by a flounced hemline bordered with matching lace and bows. She wore a bridal hat overlaid in beaded silk Venise lace with a cathedral length veil of illusion. She carried an arm bouquet of white carnations, stephanotis and greenery accented with babys breath and tied with satin streamers.
Annette Moore of Sicklerville, N.J., served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Jo-Ann McKinney of Landover, Md., and Carolyn Parker of Brooklyn, N.Y., both sisters of the bride; Shirley Redding of Sanford, sister of the bridegroom; Christie Rogerse of Farmville; Sharon Cobb of Brooklyn, N.Y.: Donna Lowe-House of Greensboro, and Camelita Sellars of Washington.
Each attendant wore a Valentine red satin gown styled with a high
chiffon neckline. Rosettes accented the puff sleeves and the low chiffon back was covered with buttons and was triple layered from the waist. The maid of honor carried three red carnations, and the bridesmaids each carried one red carnation accented with greenery, babys breath and ribbon streamers. Each attendant wore a hair comb accented with two red roses and ribbons interspersed with rose buds.
The flower girl, the brides niece Siobhan Edwards of Seat Pleasant, Md., wore a formal white satin gown accented with a red ribbon sash. She
PHOTOGRAPHERS SCREAM ABOUT ICE CREAM SHOTS
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Hot lights needed to photograph ice cream for a series of greeting cards created a lot of technical problems for photographers trying to snap the shutter before the confection started to melt.
Dry ice was tried, but its "smoke floating down on the product was a problem, one finally solved by putting the dry ice above to create a normal frosty look, said Jim Drake, a product manager at Hallmark Cards.
A shot that called for a candle in whipped cream atop ice cream was especially difficult, Drake recalled. The candle drooped, the whipped cream turned to liquid and the ice cream slid and dripped. "The photo
carried an open wicker basket filled with red flowers and ribbon.
Best man was Berdell Barrington of Jacksonville, Fla. Ushers were Woody Edwards and Harn^ Edwards, both of Farmville, Charles Edwards of Greensboro, and Jevan Edwards of Seat Pleasant, Md., all brothers of the bride; Lawrence Geater, cousin of the bridegroom, and Don Jordon, both of Charlotte, and James Woodard of Fayetteville.
The parents of the bride gave a reception at the Farmville Community Center following the ceremony. Guests were greeted by Sandy Penw of New Bern. Doris Edwards and Bertha Frisby served as registrars and accepted gifts. Punch was poured by Johnice McKinney and Shawnya Edwards, both nieces of the bride. Cake was served by Eamestine Moore.
An after-rehearsal cook-out was given by the parents of the bride at their home. The couple was honored with several parties and showers.
The bride and the bridegroom both are graduates of North Carolina A&T State Uninversity in Greensboro. She is apparel manager with K Mart Apparel Corporation in Spartanburg. S.C., and he is assistant manager of K Mart Corporation in Charlotte.
After a wedding trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., the couple will reside in Spartanburg, S.C,
graphers were ready to scream before they got the idea of freezing the whipped cream and the candle over
night, and doing some record-breaking shutterbugging," Drake said.
The photos are being used on birthday and friendship cards in a joint project between the card company and Baskin-Robbins, in whose stores a coupon on the back of the card can be exchanged for a scoop of icecream.
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FREMONT - Jo Ann Bogue of Fremont and James Michael Aldridge of Pink Hill exchanged their wedding vows in a double ring ceremony Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Fremont Free Will Baptist Church.
The Rev. David Willingham of Kenansvile and the Rev. L.B, Coley of Goldsboro, uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. The Rev. David Kriger of Fremont opened the ceremony with The Lords Prayer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee Bogue of Fremont. She was given in marriage by her parents and was escorted by her father.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Tucker of Pink _ Hill and the late Michael D. Aldridge. The bride wore a formal gown of white silkened organza, chantilly lace and pearls fashioned with a sheer yoke and ruffled shoulders. Beaded lace enhanced the fitted bodice. high neckline and long fitted sleeves. The A-line skirt and chapel train were bordered with lace and ruffles. She wore a two tiered veil which was attached to a Juliet cap of lace, pearls and iridescents. She carried a bouquet of pirlk roses and carnations accented with babys breath and ribbons tied in love knots.
Angela Bogue Hare of Wilson and Wanda Bogue Mallette of Greenville, both sisters of the bride, served as matrons of honor. Bridesmaids were Jerri Aldridge Houston of Beulaville, sister of the bridegroom; Tracy Ed-mundson of Greenville^ and Laura Odom Shuford of Altamonte Springs, Fla. Dana Kaye Tucker of Magnolia, cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl.
The stepfather of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers were Frank Lee Bogue Jr. of Greenville, brother of the bride; Mark Houston, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Albert Chase, both of Beulaville, and T.L. Lanier of Chester, Va. Joel Benjamin Hare of Wilson, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer.
Wedding music was provided by
Bianist Edgar Wells, soloist Larry awson ana trumpter Durrell Coley. The wedding was directed by Madeline Odom of Fremont. Elizabeth Murphy presided at the register and Sharon Hewitt of Reidsville distributed wedding programs.
The bride is a graduate of Charles B. Aycock High School and East
CHAMBER MUSIC NEW YORK (AP) - The Mannes Trio, in residence at the Mannes College of Music, has won the 1986 Naumburg Chamber Music Award.
The award consists of a New York recital April 8,1987, and the commissioning of a chamber work from an American composer written especially for the winning group.
The Mannes Trio is composed of Hiroko Yajima, violin; Diane Walsh, Piano, and Melissa Meell, cello.
Carolina University. She is employed by the Lenoir County School System as librarian at Woodington Middle School. The bridegroom, a graduate of East Duplin High School and ECU, is a staff planner with James E. Stewart and Associates in Jacksonville.
After a wedding trip, the couple will live in Emerald Isle.
Following the ceremony, the parents of tfe bride gave a reception in the church fellowship hall. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Lancaster Jr. Wedding cake was served by Edna Bogue, Mildred Lancaster and Betty Tucker. Punch was poured by Alice Jean Outlaw, Ethelene Newsome and Audrey Coley. Donna Mason presided at the gift table. Satin rice roses were distributed by Amy Stallings and Jody Tucker.
An after-rehearsal dinner was given by the parentse of the bridegroom at Josefs in Warsaw. A bridesmaids luncheon was given at the home of Angela Hare by Mrs. Hare, Wanda Mallette and Betty Jean Bogue.
The couple was honored with several parties and showers.
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The Rev. Orv-in B. Everette Jr. officiated at the double ring ceremony. Travis Williams of Beulaville, uncle of the bride, gave a scripture reading.
The bride is the daughter of Shelby Raynor Williams of Beulaville and the late George W. Williams Jr. She is a graduate of East Carolina University. She formerly taught at Belvoir Elementary School and is employed by Monterey Bay School, Monterey, Calif.
The bridegroom is the son of Faye Daniel Gassaway and Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Gassaway Jr., all of Rocky Mount. He is a graduate of ECU and serves in the U.S. .Air Force. He attends the Defense Language Institute m Monterey.
The bride was escorted by her brother, Christopher A. Williams of Orlando. Fla., and was given in marriage by him and her mother.
The bride wore a formal gown of white organza. The fitted b^ice of Venise lace featured a wedding band collar and was accented with seed pearls, sequins and iridescents. The schiffli embroidered yoke of English net extended to a sheer back with Venise lace appliques. The leg omutton sleeves of organza were appliqued with Venise lace accented with seed pearls, sequins and iridescents. Her two tiered walking length veil was scattered with alencon lace appliques. The raised band of alencon lace was accented with seed pearls and crystals. She wore her
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Vacation checklist for the home A pre-vacation checklist helps you enjoy your vacation without wondering if youve turned off the coffee maker or iron.
Before leaving, pick a "designated housewatcher - a friend, relative or neighbor - who will check on your house and car while you're gone. Leave the caretaker with;
spare keys to the house and car, your travel plans and phone numbers in case ot emergency,
the location of your circuit breaker or fuse box. Be sure to leave spare fuses.
The location of the main water supply cut-off,
a list of special items you've arranged to have done watering plants, feeding fish, bringing papers and mail into the house. Leave necessary supplies and instructions in an easy-toTind spot.
list of im^rtant phone numbers including fire department, police, insurance agents, family vet, if they are pet-sitting; house cleaner and yard workers.
Dont forget to tell your housesitter the location of;
outside water faucets and turnoffs,
where lawn equipment is stored, how to operate, if necessary, the outside light and porch light timer.
Make sure crawl spaces and vents are left open and that bikes, toys, sports equipment in the back yard are locked up.
Inside the nouse, make sure: windows are shut and locked,
back door shut and locked, appliances turned off, especially the iron, coffemaker, dishwasWr and radio.
Is the water heater turned off Make sure the air conditioner is set higher than 80 degrees, but do not turn it off, which lets the air conditioner control indoor mildew.
Closet doors should be opened to allow for air circulation in closets.
Is the indoor timer set*
Make sure the garbage is emptied and the refrigerator is cleaned out.
Notify the police department that youll be out of town. Youll probably have to tell them your name, address, date of departure and return, whether lights will be on or not and the name of a person who has your housekey.
If your mail or newspaper is not being handled by your housewatcher, notify the appropriate offices and they will hold it for you.
Eii|;aj^ement
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Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Reston, Va.. announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Kay to Kenneth Lee Jenkins II, son of Kenneth Lee and Sarah S. Jenkins of Greenville. The wedding is planned for December
mother's pearls and carried a cascade bouquet of white cattleya orchids, sterling white roses, stephanotis and lily of the valley accented with needlepoint ivy.
Selina Kennedy of Beulaville served her cousin as maid of honor. She wore a formal gown of lilac matte taffeta. The gown featured off-shoulder short puffed sleeves with a basQue waist and bouffant skirt. Bridesmaids were Jane Bissette Gassaway of Chapel Hill, sister of the bridegroom; Cathy Ravnor Morton of Beulaville. and Sh'eila Raynor Parker of Wallace, both cousins of the bride; Penny James Kornegay of Mount Olive, and Gloria Howard Wiggins of Trenton. Each attendant wore a gown of lavender matte taffeta styled like that of the maid of honor. All attendants carried bouquets of japhet orchids, lavonde ross, variegated ivy and Boston fern.
Leslie Meghan Frutiger of Greenville was flower girl. She wore a long gown of lilac matte taffeta featuring a sweetheart neckline trimmed with ruffles and short puffed sleeves. She carried a white wicker basket of lavonde roses and lavender miniature dahlias with lavender and white lace and satin streamers.
Honorary bridesmaids were Lisa Price Blizzard and Wanda Gaye Lanier, both of Mount Olive, Angela Carol Wallace of Albertson. Sonja Lawson Jones of Beulaville. Jan Elizabeth Worsham of Roanoke Rapids, and Doris Jordan Luke of Grafton, Va.
The father of the bridegroom was best man. Groomsmen were Daniel Gregory Gassaway of Memphis. Tenn.. and Scott James Elliott of Rocky Mount, both brothers of the bridegroom: George Douglas Ayers Jr. of Cary; Danny Jo Sewell Jr. of Raleigh, and Robert Harold Messer Jr. of Rocky Mount. Nicholas Ryan Raynor of Burgaw. cousin of the bride, was ring bearer.
Acolytes were Frances Joseph Probst 111 and George Thomas Pro-bst. both cousins of the bride from Burke. Va.
Wedding music was presented by organist John W. Boyette Jr. of Warsaw. pianist EdgarJ. Wells Jr. of Teachey. and Renee James Hood of Grantham A duet was performed by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Houston of Beulaville Attending the register were Mr. and Mrs Elwood Bass of New Bern, aunt and uncle of the bride. Shannon Nicole Claypoole of Roanoke Rapids.
cousin of the bridegroom, distributed ' wedding programs.
The wedding was directed by Nell Bryan of Chinquapin.
Following the ceremony, a reception honoring the couple was hosted by the brides mother in the fellowship hall. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Benny F. Kennedy of Beulaville, aunt and uncle of the bride. Goodbyes were said bv Mr. and Mrs. Murphy R. Williams of Albertson, aunt and uncle of the bride,
' After a wedding trip to Los Angeles, the couple will make their home in Monterey. Calif Following the rehearsal, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Gassaway Jr. honored the bridal couple with a rehearsal dinner at the Country Squire Restaurant in Kenansville. A bridesmaids luncheon was given at Josef's Restaurant, Kenansville. A pig picking was given for the couple and their families and a bridal luncheon was given for the couple.
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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sherwood, Ayden, a son. Stephen James, on June 22,1986, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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Double Ring Ceremony Jones, Mr. Lane Many In Coneord Saturday
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Lumpp and Richard Carlton Ruffin Jr. were upited in marriage Saturday at 2 p.m. in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. The Rev. Robert T. Lawson officiated at the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Duane Lumpp of Rocky Mount. She is a graduate of East Carolina University and is employed as a legal assistant by Dixon, Duffus and Doub, attorneys at law, in Greenville.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlton Ruffin Sr. of Rocky Mount. He is a graduate of ECU and is a teacher and coach at Chicod Elementary School. .
The bride was escorted by her father. Maid of honor was Donna Ruth Eatman of Rocky Mount. Bridesmaids were Rosalyn Lumpp of Greenville, S.C., sister-in-law of the bride; Annette DeJohn of Sharon, Pa., cousin of the bride, and Marcy Crum.backer and Jeanne Fredette, both of Greenville. Kimberly Lumpp of Sharon, Pa., niece of the bride, was flower girl.
Best man was the father of the bridegroom, and ushers were Lin-wood Weeks Jr. of Rocky Mount, John Kennedy of Raleigh, Tyler Glenn of Greenville, and Bill Lumpp of Rocky Mount, brother of the bride.
Patti DuMars, sister of the bride, directed the wedding.
Readings from the Old and New Testaments were read by Jim Lumpp of Greenville, S.C., and John Lumpp of Masury, Ohio, both brothers of the bride. Wedding music was provided by Sheila Turner, organist, and Mac McSorley, soloist.
Programs were passed out by
CONCORD Laura Leslee Jones and Charles Jenkins Lane, both of Greenville, were united in marriage Saturday at 3 p.m. in Central United Methodist Church. The Rev. Daniel Earnhart performed the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Joe Jones of Concord, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Russell Lane Sr. of Wilmington.
A program of wedding music was performed by Mrs. Wilson Cone, organist, and Carol Kennedy and Aimee Kennedy, vocalists.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white organza over taffeta designed with a sweetheart neckline, natural waistline and wide organza sash. The embroidered bodice featured full, short sleeves trimmed with schifRi lace. The chapel length train was trimmed with matching lace. Her short veil was attached to a scalloped wreath trimmed with satin roses. She wore her paternal grandmothers pearls. She carried an elongated bouquet of white roses and vanda orchids that framed a mother-of-pearl Bible given to her by her maternal grandmother.
Anne Glover was the maid of honor. She wore a gown of violet taffeta that featured an embroidered
bodice with spaghetti straps, natural id softlv
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Club. Dori Lumpp of Sharon, Pa., sister-in-law of the bride, and Cathy
waistline and softly gathered floor length, skirt. She carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, lavender staticeand ivy.
Shelly Searcy, cousin of the bride from St. Simons Island, Ga., and Sara Dobson and Jenny Lane, both nieces of the bridegroom from Wilmington were the bridesmaids. They wore dresses identical to that of the honor attendant.
Veronica Lumpp of Masury, Ohio, sister-in-law of the bride, and (
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Lumpp of Rocky Mount, brother of the bride. Debbie Ruffin of Rocky Mount, aunt of the bridegroom, presided at the guest register.
Following the ceremony, a dinner reception was given by the parents of the bride at Northgreen Country
Kirkland of Midlothian. Va., aunt of the bridegroom, served cake, along with Mrs. W.E. Griffin.
An after-rehearsal dinner was given by the parents of the bridegroom at Northgreen Country Club. Several showers were given in honor of the couple.
After a wedding trip to Kiawah, S.C., the couple will reside in Greenville.
.Weddin-; Invilalion
Bessie King Gorham requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Marion Hazelton Pretlow to Gary Claudious Minor on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Holidome in Greenville.
At Wits End By Erma Bombeck
Dorothy Parker once described
eternity as a ham and two people.
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A close second would be a Thanksgiving turkey and two pople or split pea soup and a family of six. But eternity is not all nibbles and leftovers. There are other ways to die slowly.
Did you ever have a child tell you about the movie he has just seen? Its the best argument I know for having children while you still think sleep is a fad, like the Hula Hoop and mood rings. They will start the story with the action, cut to the ending and finish with the beginning. In between, they will stuff their mouth with food, answer the phone, go to the bathroom and at the end of two hours accuse you of not paying attention.
once stood in that line so long my vision deteriorated.
A friend of mine said eternity was attending her husbands college reunion. While her own reunion had been full of bright, stimulating people, who were changing the course of life as we know it in the Western world.
Whatever it is, we rarely learn from it. Im still buying hams... for the two of us.
(c) 1986. Los Angeles Times Syndicate
she found her husband a product of a class of wrinkled dullards who stood
around eating bait off crackers and talking about their cats hysterectomies.
As her eyes were glazing over, she made a signal for her husband to leave when she realized it was only 7:30.
Births
Howard
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Howard Jr., 311 Oakgrove Ave. a son, Christopher Lamont, on June 19, 1986, in Pitt County Memorial Hospi-
Etemity can also be an ugly sale carpet that will outlive George
Bums. Its never the pretty ones that match everything, never show stain or dirt. Oh no. Its the carpet that when the light hits it looks like a blob of mustard gone bad.
Eternity can be a line. Weve ail been in lines that threaten to keep us shuffling our feet for the rest of our lives, but there is none like the lines of governmental departments. Theres the post office lines at Christmas, the lines to pay traffic tickets, the voter registration office, the Mssport office, not to mention the ine for your drivers license. I
Time is strange. A single minute can leap and bound recklessly, making you want to squeeze it for a few-extra seconds to extract everything you can from it. Or it can stop'deacT turn on you. and torture you. There is absolutely nothing to compare to the horror of a speaker announcing. Im going to touch upon 15 major points tonight, and 30 minutes later hearing him say, The second point..,
Gav
Born to Dr. and Mrs. Wilton Gay Jr., 204 Staffordshire Road, a son. Hunter Lee. on June 19.1986, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Everyone has endured eternity from the woman who swears her
Jackson
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson. Winterville, a son, Kenneth Ray. on June 20,1986, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
pregnancy lasted 13 months, to the anxious moment when they punch your credit card numbers into a computer and wait until approval is given before they give you your purchase.
Sumrell
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sumrell Jr., Route 2. Greenville, a daughter, Julie Marjorie, on June 20, 1986, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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The father of the bridegroom served as best man. Ushers included Randal Mintz of Raleigh, Jeffrey Burns of Hendersonville, and Jeffrey Jones of Charlotte and Clayton Jones Jr. of Concord, both brothers of the bride.
The couple was honored at a rehearsal party given by their parents. They were also honored with several other parties and dinners.
After a wedding trip to Nova Scotia, the couple wil
reside in
Greenville. She is a graduate of
Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing and East Carolina University and is employed in the emergancy room at Pitt County Memorial Hospital. The bridegroom is a student at the ECU School of Medicine.
Bktsv Dr.\ke Lewis decorati.ngtips
Another common decorating problem is trying to please everybody with the living room. Strike a i balance between what you and most family members like For example, if one person likes Contemporary and another likes Chippendale and Oriental, this can be mixed quite easily and
give a more sophisticated look and a look that one probably will not tire of as quickly A hand painted silk floor screen, with a white sofa and an end table of black lacquer, accented by an Oriental rug or Dhurrie can give a nice eclectic look, which is really more in style anyway.
Draperies can play an important part in the visual effect of the overall room Many modern fabrics play a dual role, depending on their handling and draping they can produce a feeling of formality or of informality. Long, vertical draperies usually give a more forma! effect, but many rooms require short draperies in order>to emphasi/e their themes.
Betsy Drake Interiors has the proven ability to help you achieve that special look you want. Not only do we have a vast inventory of furniture, lamps and accessories in our huge showroom, but we also offer window treatments, wall coverings and maintain a large stock of Oriental rugs We invite you to call or come in to schedule an appointment. Be alert to the special values we will be offering during the week of July 4th.
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Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the church by the brides parents. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Harrell and Mrs. and Mrs. George
Alley greeted guests. The brides
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aunts assisted. They were Mrs. Bar bara Searcy of St. Simons Island. Ga., Mrs. William Collins of Chicago, Mrs. Robert Luby Jones of Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. James Lawler, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Ruth Billups and Miss Helen Morris, all of Concord. Rice bags were given out by Joey Lane and Russ Lane of Wilmington, nephews of the bridegroom. Katherine Salazar played the harp.
In ud but loving memories of our clearly beloved mother and great grandmother, Charity Johnson Wooten, who departed this life five months ago today, January 29, 1986.
Mother, dear sacred name and sweet, how slow we are to prove the height and depth and deathlessness of perfect mother love. We take her daily tender care just as the thoughtless flowers look up to God for daily light because we know 'tis ours. But, when we miss from heart and life the comfort of her care, then we must learn to live without her, her presence and her prayer. To all of you who still have mothers - cherish them with care for you will never know the heartache until you find they are not there. You can only have one mother.
Sadly missed with all our love,
Your daughter and great grandson Shirley Green and Gerald Carr
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GRIMESLANT) The wedding of Falacia Ann Ward of Washington, N.C., and Timothy Elliot Perkins of Greenville took place Saturday at 5 p.m. at the residence of Mary Daniels. The double ring ceremony was performed by Dr. C.B. Gray.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ruth Jean Ward of Washington, N.C., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Thelma Baker Perkins of Greenville.
Escorted by her brother, Michael Anthony Ward, the bride wore a two-piece white dress ensemble which featured a lace bodice. The gown was designed with a round neckline and a poly knit skirt. Her veil was a leaf trimmed circle with screen covering. She carried a bouquet of white carnations.
Sandra Ward of Washington, N.C., sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore a lavender sleeveless dress gathered at the hips
and carried a bouquet of lavender flowers. Bridesmaids were Jannell
12 GET GRANTS NEW YORK (AP) Twelve com-x)sers of symphonic music have )een named recipients of the seventh annual ASCAP Foundation Grants to Young Composers.
The annual competition for composers under 30 was established in 1979 and awarded a total of $12,200 this year.
The winners were:
Paul Barsom of Rochester, N.Y.; Whitman Brown of Austin, Texas: Justine Chen and her sister, Wendy Fang Chen, of New York; Beth Denisch of Medford, Mass.; Lawrence Dillon of New York; Scott Eyerly of New York; Kerry Nelson Jones of Bellaire, Texas; Timothy Kramer of Ann Arbor, Mich.; Chris Meyer of Falmouth, Mass; Melinda Wagner of Philadelphia, and Dalit Paz Warshaw of New York.
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Washington, N.C.; Stephanie bridesmaid carried a Douquet of
Stephenson of Raleigh, cousin of the bride; Vera McLawhorn of Winston-Salem, and Judith Little, cousin of the bride, and Mary Fields, both of Greenville. They wore
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Flower girl was Casandra Perkins of Stokes and Fernando Ward of Washington. N.C., son of the bride, was ring bearer.
The best man was Anthony Harris of Greenville. Ushers were Eugene LeGrand of Winterville, nephew of the bridegroom; Tony Stephenson. Darius Telfaire. James Daniels and Dennis Cherry, all cousins of the bride from Grimesland, and James Johnson of Greenville.
The music was performed by the * Hansleys of Grimesland. Jackie -Rodgers of Washington, N.C, and I Carolyn Chapman of Greenville.
After the ceremony, a reception was held at a private residence in ; Pactolus .Music was provided by * RCM and James Johnson.
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SuriUay^ June
Carol Y. Lee Marries M.L. Williams Jr.
Wedding Vows Performed In Ayden Saturdayi Afternoon
Carol Yvonne Lee lx?caine the bride of Melvin Lee Williams Jr. Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock in York Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church.
The Rev, Luther Brown Sr. performed the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was performed by soloists Debra Temple of Baltimore Lola Wanzer of Washington, 1) ( , and Ronald Lee of Windsor, all t ous ins of the bride, and Bobby Ratlilf of Chapel Hill. The organist was Johnny Wooten of Greenville, and the wedding was directed by Marion Wilkes and Addie Gore. ^
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge Lee of Greenville, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs Dorothy Williams of Newport News, Va., and Mr. Melvin Lee Williams Sr. of Rocky Mount.
Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown of white bridal taffeta with an elongated bodice of sheer net yoke and a high collar of re-embroidered alencon lace. A fluted ruffle defined the yoke and alencon lace motifs overlaid the bodice from the yoke to the waist. The lace was embellished with pearls, and the long fitted traditional sleeves of English net had lace appliques. The full skirt was accented with panels of embellished lace and a hem line border of fluted ruffles. The skirt e.xtended into a ca thedral train, which was highlighted with lace appliques. A waltz lengtii veil fell from a tiara of silk flowers, arls and crystal beads and was ered in silk embroidery. She carried a cascade bouquet of white rose statice, blue corn, daisy and babys breath interspersed with ivy and matching ribbon.
The maids of honor were Felicia Winston of Washington, D C., cousin of the bride, and Anita Dickens of Forestville, Md. Bridesmaids were Patsy Zeigler of Raleigh, MisChella McQueen of Durham, Veronica Johnson of Cary, Kathy Stret-ter of Wappingers Falls, N.Y:, Lisa (rut chfield of Washington, DC, and Penette Johnson of Atlanta, Ga. The flower girls were La Keisha Taylor, cousin of the bride, and La Keya Canady, both of Greenville.
Each attendent wore floor length gowns of light blue taffeta featuring an off the shoulder neckline trimmea with an asymetrical fluted ruffle It was accented with a sell belt tied at the natural waistline. She carried a silk bouquet of light blue and roval blue flowers with matching streamers. The flowergirls wore crepe de chine floor length dresses with back buttons. The underlined^ bodice had self fabric neck ruffles^ ribbon bows and a front band of lace. The gown featured a three tiered skirt with puffed sleeves, a ribbon trim and a tied sash.
The best man was Ernest Williams of Atlanta, Ga., brother of the bridegroom. Groomsmen were Thomas Griffin of Durham, Victor Harrison of Henderson, Larry Griffin of Chesapeake, Va., Eddison Bramble of Garden City Park, N Y., Ethan Horton, Micah Moon, and Kelvin Bryant, all of Chapel Hill. The ring bearer was David Taylor of Green-.\ille, cousin of the bride.
; The mother of the bride wore a royal blue floor length gown, and the mother of the bridegriHim wore a royal blue street length gown. They were honored with long stemmed roses. The grandparents of the couple and the godmothers of the bride were honorea with corsages.
A reception was held at the American Legion, given by the parents of the bride. Guests were greeted by Margaret Blackmon and Mary Carman. Gladys Sanders and Lillie Powell presided at the gift table. Cake was served by Acolia Simon-Thomas and Brenda Teel. Patti Smith presided at the guest register. Farewells were said by Mary Wooten
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and Mavis William. KeUecca Nor-cott served as hustes.^
A icheaisal pig pickmg ua.i given by the parents of the bi in. in tlieir backyard. Julia Davis and l.illie Powell enlei tamed the wedding party and out-ot-town guests at a breakfast.
The couple also was lionui ed with a miscellaneous shower nosled by .lean Darden, godmother of the bride; a lingerie shower, and a luncheon at the home o* Maggie Woodard, hosted by Martha .Iones and Essie Wiggins.
Graduates of the University oi ^ North Carolina at Chapel Hill. the bride is an alumna ol J H. Rose High School and the bridegroom graou-ated from Kwky Mount High .School, He is employed with Irolessional Mail Services of Raleigh.
After a wedding trip, the couple will live 111 K.ii('igii
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A black and white glossy five by seven photograph is requested for engagement announcements m The Daily Reflector For publication in a Sunday edition, the information must be submitted by 12 noon on ihe preceding Wednesday Fmgagement pictures must be released at least three weeks prior to the wtKlding date After three week.-,, only an announceinent will be printed
Wedding write-ups will be printed through the fust week with a one column pictuie. During the second week, a one column picture will be -used with a writeup giving less description and after tne 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.
AVDEN - Amla Kimberly A\ery' and Earl Steven Arnold Jr., both of Ayden, were united in marriage Saturday in Ayden Free Will Baptist Church at 3 p.m. The Rev. R.B. Nar-ron conducted the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the, daughter of .Mad'ilint Mu.phj of Wilsu.-. and Waiter H .Avcry oi GibsofiViiie The bridegroom is the son of Rubelle H. Arnold and Earl S. Arnold, both of Ayden
Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was escorted by her father. She Wore a formal white chantilly lace gown, fashioned with a high neckline and V-yolk accented with a silk Venise lace applique. A softly gathered laccrulfle accented the yolk. The lace bishop sleeves closed with deep lace cuffs. A white satin ribbon encircled the natural waistline and featured a side bow and streamers. The soft flowing lace skirt, bordered with a scallop^ lace ruffle, flowed into an attached chapel tram. She wore a fingertip veil of illusion attached to a caplet headpiece accented with lace applique and seed jearls. She carried a silk cascade wuquet of white rosebuds, daisies, lilies of the valley and ivy accented with miniature red rosebuds and white lace streamers.
Donna Wilson, sister of the groom from Ayden, Wus the matron of honor. She wore a floor-length fitted gown ut red matte taffeta with puffed sleeves and a white sash. She tarried a silk bouquet of white spring flowers and miniature red rosebuds tied with w hite silk streamers.
Karen Caddeil of Grifton; Barbara Whaley of Mebane, cousin of the bridegroom; Terry Raines of Ayden, and Belinda Harrington of Greenville served as bridesmaids. They wore dresses and carried bouquets identical to that of the matron of honor.
Courtney Di Gregoria of Raleigh, cousin of the bridegroom, was the flower girl. She wore a floor-length gown of white taffeta accented with a red sash and carried a white wicker basket of red rose petals.
The father of the bridegroom was the best man. Ushers were Donovan Arnold, brother of the bridegroom, and Kevin Wilson, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, both of Ayden; Pete Avery of Wilmington, brother of the Uide, d.nd Dale Mammig of Winter-ville J Dale Manmiig of Winterville was the ring bearer.
A piogram oi wedding music was perlorh.ed by Cora Bob Turnage, uigaiiist, and Hagdi Blanchard, soloist.
A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church fellowship hall. Barbara Avery of Kinston, aunt of the bride, cut the cake and Jo Dennis of Ayden poured punch.
An after-rehearsal party was given to the couple by the bridegrooms
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FRANCES DIANE DICKENS., is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Allen Dickens of Sanford, who announce her engagement to Wade Calvin Adams, son of Virginia Dare Adams of Greenville and James Calvin Adams Jr. of New Bern. The wedding will take Aug. 9.
TENA LYNEHE KEECH...is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linwo^ Gray Keech of Pinetown, who announce her engagement to Timothy James Webster, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Noah Webster of Bath. The wedding is planned for Aug. 30.
CATHERINE ANNE ROWE...is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Billie Ray Rowe of Route 3, Washington, N.C., who announce her engagement to
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Terry Amanda Butts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Butts of Foun
tain, was married to Joseph Allen Proctor, son of Betty Ann Cobb of Fountain and Amos Proctor of Crisp, Friday evening at 8 oclock.
The Rev. Dennis Sherrod conducted the double ring ceremony in Dildas Grove Church. A program of wedding music was presented by organists Anna Ruth Morgan and Robbie Windham. Soloist was Steve Tugwell.
The bride was given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father. Honor attendant was Diania Tyson of Farmville, and the best man was Eugene Cobb of Fountain, stepfather of the bridegroom.
Bridesmaids were Delphine Butts of Tarboro, cousin of the bride; Carol Ann Cobb of Pinetops, sister of the bridegroom; Debra Joyner and Lisa Dilda, both of Fountain, and Shelia Manning of Farmville. Dawn Proctor of Macclesfield, daughter of the bridegroom, was flower girl.
Ushers were Jerry Butts, brother of the bride, Jimmy Letchworth and Ricky Brown, all of Fountain; Stanley Taylor of Tarboro, cousin of
The bride wore a formal white gown of sheerganza and chantilly lace designed with a V-neckline outlined with a gathered lace ruffle etched with pearls. The short lace appliqued puffed sleeves featured lace cufflets. The flowing skirt bordered with scalloped chantilly lace flowed into a chapel train. She wore a crown bridal hat overlaid with lace etched with pearls.
The attendants each wore a rose floor length gown with a floral design on the bodice, which was worn off-shoulder. The flower girl wore a rose
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A reception was held in the fellowship hall of the church. Aunts of the bride and the sister-in-law of the bridegroom assisted in serving.
The bride is a graduate of Farmville Central High School and is employed by Creative Day of Farmville. The bridegroom, a graduate of Southwest High School, works at Westinghouse of Pinetops.
The couple will live in Sharp Point.
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Sunday, June 29,1986
Wedding Vows Said On Saturday Evening
June Karen Harris Weds
Miehael Richardson
After a wedding trip to bridegroom is president of Service
Williamsburg, Va., the couple will Roofing Co. of Greenville. The bride
reside in Greenville. is a graduate of Appalachian State
She is an accounting associate at University and East Carolina Uni-
Union Carbide Corp., and the versity, and he is a graduate of ECU.
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Elitha S. Daniels and Bruce P. Jenkins, both of Vanceboro, were united in marriage Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in the Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Kev. Franklin Brinson.
The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur 0. Smith of Vanceboro. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jenkins.
Music for the ceremony was provided by Shirley McLawhorn of Winterville.'
of organza and alencon lace. Silk Venise lace encircled the waistline. The full circular skirt was accen
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Given in marriage by her father, ill
the bride wore a formal length gown of ivory organza over peau de soie designed with a high neckline encircled with alencon lace. The gown featured a sheer yoke of Brussels lace accented with sequins^ and pearls. The fitted bodice was enhanced with alencon lace. The sheer bishop sleeves were fashioned
train. Appliques of silk Venise lace were scattereu over the skirt and - front train. She wore a bridal hat fashioned of silk Venise lace and crystal pleated organza. Satin ribbon and pouf illusion completed the hat. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of pale lavender orchids, sweetheart roses, miniature carnations, , stephanotis, violets, springer! and babys breath.
Shelby Carrow of Chocowinity, niece of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a violet formal length gown of Ceylon polyester lined in tafettp, designed with a shirred sweetheart neckline and flared skirt enhanced by satin ribbons. Tiers of ruffles formed a small train in back. She carried a miniature bouquet of lavender orchids, carnations, sweetheart roses and springer! tied with satin ribbons and stephanotis.
Serving as bridesmaids were Dianne Craft of Ayden and Judy Paramore of Greenville. They each wore formal length violet gowns identical to the maid of honor and carried a miniature bouquet of lavender orchids, carnations and sweetheart roses tied with a satin ribbon in love knots.
Sherran Grigg of New Bern was flower girl., She wore a dress fashioned after the bridesipaids gowns and carried a miniature basket of lavender orchids, carnations, violets,
June Karen Harris and Michael Richardson, both of Greenville, were united in marriage Saturday at 2 p.m. in Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church. The Revs. J. Malloy Owen 111 and Martin Armstrong .performed the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Hazel F. Harris of Clinton and the late Shelton 0. Harris.The bridegroom is the son of Betty S. Richardson of Rockingham and Max B. Richardson of Carthage.
A program of wedding music was provided by soloist Barbara Taylor of Clinton, organist Mark Gansor and guitarist Steve Creech, both of Greenville.
Given in marriage by her brother, Steven Wayne Harris, the bride wore a formal gownjof white satin with a fitted bodice and a sweetheart neckline enhanced with Venise and alencon lace and pearls. Other features were long tapered sleeves, a
basque waistline and a full skirt ex
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The brother-in-law of the
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bridegroom. Odell Lewis, served as best man. Ronald Smith, brother of the bride, and Marty Lor:, the bridegrooms son-in-law, sei ed as ushers. Jimmy Grigg of Ne Bern was the ring bearer.
After the ceremony a reception was held at the church fellowship hall.
An after rehearsal party was given ^ the birdes family at Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church.
After a wedding trip to the North. Carolina mountains, the couple will reside in Vanceboro.
The bride is employed by Burroughs Wellcome of Greenville, and the bridegroom is employed by Smiths Construction of New Bern. The bride is a graduate of Vanceboro High School and the bridegroom is a graduate of Trenton High School.MRS. RICHARDSON
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12 noon Alcoholics Anonymous meets at St. Pauls Episcopal Church 12 noon Greenville Rotarv Club meets at Rotary Building 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis of Greenville University Club meets at Holiday Inn 5:30 p.m. Greenville TOPS Club meets at Planters Bank
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7:30 p.m. Greenville Barber Shop Chorus meets at Jayxee Park Aa-ministrative Building 8:00 p.m. I^odge No. 885 Loval Order of the Moose 8:00 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous closed discussion. AA Building. Farmvillc Highway
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Patricia Dianne Mitchell announces her engagement to Russell David Clark. The wedding is being
planned for July 12. The bride is the daughter of the late Floyd Mitchell and Hazel P. Mitchell and the
bridegroom is the son of the late Noah Clark and Cora L. Clark.
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The brides sister, Beverly H. Colwell of Savannah, Ga., was the matron of honor. She wore a classic design in lapis blue. The gown featured fully gathered elbow length sleeves, a wrap bodice with sweetheart neckline and tapered peplm draping in the back. The straight skirt is styled with soft gathers and a back split. A fabric rosette in lapis blue matched the fitted waistline. She carried an arm bouquet of miniature pink and white carnations, fugi mums, Sharon ferms and white statice.
Serving as bridesmaids were Sheila Carol Harris of Dunn, cousin of the bride; Rosemai7 Hunt of Greenville; Kelly Day Richardson of Rockingham, sister of the bridegroom, and Susan Lee Wheelock of Sumter, S.C. Their dresses were identical to the honor attendant, and they carried similar bouquets.
Ushers were Paul Garvey Davis of Greenville; William David ONeal of Rockingham; Don Austin Richardson, cousin of the groom from Jackson Springs, and Barry Thomas Sugg of Greenville.
The brides mother wore a light gray formal length chiffon gown with a corsage of pink flowers and white satice. The bridegrooms mother wore a formal gown of peach silk chiffon fashioned with a shirred V-neckine and long sheer sleeves.
A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the church parlor. Faye Gaddy and Ruth Mat-this, both of Clinton, served cake and punch. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rowe of Greenville greeted the guests, and Betty Papp of Bordentown, N.J., aunt of the bride, said the goodbyes.
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ECU News Bureau East Carolina University will host a public unveiling of the anchor of the long-lost Civil War ironclad USS Monitor at a program on the campus here July 24.
Dr. Fred Ragan, chairman of a planning committee for the program, said officials of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NO^) and of the ECU program in maritime history and underwater research, would participate.
NOAA plans to move the anchor to
a site in Washington later this summer, but Ragan said it will be on Dublic display at Mendenhall Student Center for three days following the unveiling ceremony.
A team of ECU underwater archaeologists headed by Gordon Watts recovered the anchor of the Monitor from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Hatteras, in September, 1983. Since then, the 1,400-pound anchor has been undergoing preservative and restorative treatment in
SHEPHERDESS Elaine Shirley feeds Willoughby, an English Leicester sheep at Colonial Williamsburg. He is one of two rare breeds which is part of the assortment of livestock in the historic area. Visitors are likely to encounter horses, oxen, sheep, duck, geese, swans and a donkey in the pastures and ponds of Williamsburg. (Photo courtesy Colonial Williamsburg)
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The Monitor, which engaged in naval historys first battle of ironclads with the Confederate Mer-rimac in Hampton Roads in 1862,
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More than a dozen bluegrass bands will be performing on Friday and Saturday, with gospel music groups
subsequently foundered and sank in a storm Dec. 31,1862, in the Gravevard of the Atlantic. Whereabouts of the sunken vessel remained a mystery for more than 100 years until underwater teams discovered it in 1973. The anchor is the largest of a number of Monitor artifacts recovered thus far.
Ragan said Nancy Foster, chief of NOAAs national marine sanctuaries program, and Dr. John M. Howell, chancellor of ECU, would unveil the anchor for public viewing.
The program will include reports by Watts on underwater archeology of the Monitor and by Dr. William N. Still, noted naval historian, on the historical significance of the
Monitor, and by curator Curtiss The afternoon program will be in Peterson of the University of South Hendrix Theater of the Mendenhall Carolina on how the anchor has been Student Center. It is free anti open to treated and cared for since recovery, the public.
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AP Newsfeatures The year 1986 is half completed, but already the U.S. Postal Service is letting us know its 1987 stamp and stationery program.
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The 200th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution will be hailed with three items - a jpostal card for the Constitutional Convention, a stamp (or stamps) to commemorate the drafting of the Constitution, and a single stamp to honor the signing of the famed document.
Four states will receive recognition to mark their anniversaries. Michigan will reach its 150th anniversary. Delaware. New Jersey and Pennsylvania will celebrate their bicentennials.
Five locomotive designs will be featured in a booklet of stamps, and a block of four commemoratives will hail the art of lacemaking.
Commemorative stamps in 1987 will honor Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable in the Black Heritage series, William Faulkner in the Literary Arts series and Enrico Caruso in the Performing Arts series. Single commemoratives also will honor the Pan American Games, the Girl Scouts of America, the United Way and the profession of certificed public accounting. Educator Mary Lyon wilt be hailed with a regular issue in the Great Americans series.
Spwial issues for 1987 will include the sixth Love stamp, as well as the two annual Christmas stamps (one featuring an art masterpiece and ther other a contemporary design).
Details on these and other items added to the list will be reported as they become available.
A 14-cent postal card will mark the 150th anniversary of the Wisconsin Territory. The U.S. card design will depict a painting by artist David Blossom. Prominent in the foreground are four miners at work with pick and shovel. Shake Rag Street, a collection of miners cottages, is visible on a ridge in the background. Shake Rag Street was so named for the practice of miners wives who summoned their husbands at mealtime by waving dishcloths from their cottage windows.
At the top left is 14 USA. Across the bottom is Wisconsin Territory, 1836.
Originally a part of the old Northwest Territory, Wisconsin achieved territorial status in 1836. It existed as a territory for 12 years until 1848 when it was admitted to the Union as the 30th state.
First day cancellations are available in the usual two methods.
Collectors who want to purchase their own postal cards at their local post offices may send them to: Customer-Provided Postal Cards, Postmaster, Mineral Point, WI 53565-9991. It must be postmarked no later than Aug. 2.
If you prefer to have it handled by the USPS, you must send a peelable return address label for each card in order to eliminate the requirement for postal personnel to apply the return addresses. Enclose a money order for 14 cents per card. Send to: Wisconsin Territory Postal Card. Postmaster, Mineral Point, WI 53565-9992. Deadline for mailing is Aug. 2.
On April 9,1865, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at the Appomattox court house in Virginia, ending the Civil War.
Artist Peter Max Working In New Approach To His Art
By EDWARD FROST Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - The bright blues, reds and yellows exploding off
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ARTIST MAX... Artist Peter Max poses in front of one of his paintings in his New York studio earlier this month. Max, who used to paint psychedelic pop art in the 1960s, now has his first show in more than 10 years at the Jack Gallery in New York.'( AP Laserphoto by Richard Drew)
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Gallery in Soho, with prices for his works ranging from $5,000 to $125,000, he said.
While few critics have reviewed it, one gallery worker said buyers are giving it raves.
The show has really been tremendous!)' received, and its not just aging hippies. Its older people, conservative people, David Segal said. "Uniformly everybody likes the color of the work, the positive imagery. ThereS so much gloom and doom around... People are just tired of it.
Max, whose hair is thinning and whose mustache is tinged with gray, works in acrylics, painting in a studio in the Riverside Drive duplex he shares with model Roseanne Vela.
His easel is flanked by tables holding dozens of brushes and 100 bottles of paint. Finished canvases are everywhere, leaning against sofas, chairs and tables and hanging on the walls. j
The colors are strong, sometimes loud, sometimes raw and sometimes
NORFOLK, VA. - The first exhibition ever to present the full range of items designed by the late Finnish architect-d^igner Alvar Aalto is currently on view (through August 17) at The Chrysler Museum, Olney Road and Morbray Arch, Norfolk. Admission and parking are free.
The exhibition includes Aaltos early experiments with tubular steel in the 1920s, his sutouent trend setting innovations with nent wood, and his mature furniture pieces ot the 1950s.
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reliefs are exhibited as well as rough sketches of the designs and ihotographic panels showong the umiture in its original settings and at international expositions.
The glass exhibited, showing another aspect of Aaltos industrial design work, includes examples of Aaltos 1937 free-form vases and bowls as well as earlier and less well-known, mass-produced glass dinner and kitchen wares designed with his late first wife, Aino.
Organized by the Museum of Modem Art in New York and on international tour, the exhibition is funded by grants form the Finnish Society of Crafts and Design and the Finnish Ministry of Education; Artek, and ICF, Inc. A catalogue accompanies the exhibition.
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The watercolor art of Boyce Kendrick of Charlotte will be displayed in the first floor hallway of Pitt County Memorial Hospital during the month of July.
A native of Lincolnton, Kendrick has earned first prize for his works for three years at the First National Bank of Catawba County shows. He also garnered Purchase Awards at the Circus Show in Sarasota. Fla., and at the Mint Museum in Charlotte and won the N.C. Watercolor Show in 1982.
A member of the National Watercolor Society, he has taught watercolor throughout North Carolina for 25 years.
He attended the Ringling Art School and Ammagansette School of Art in Sarasota, and studied watercolor and portrait. He has had over 35 one-person art shows.
In 1939, some 75,000 people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington to hear black singer Marian Anderson after she was barred from performing at Constitution Hall.
harmonious, but always powerful, and the images are always on the side of the p^ceful nature, he said in an interview. I dont discuss in my paintings negative things, I dont dwe 1 on it in my mind and dont dwell on it in my canvasses.
Peter Max was born 48 years ago in Berlin and raised in Shanghai. When he was 10 years old, his family began moving around the world, from 'Tibet to India, South Africa, Israel and France. He came to the United States when he was 16 and later enrolled in art school.
Living in China sparked his love of color, because something gorgeous and beautiful was going on day and night, he said.
They have something that strikes at the optical nerve in the human mind or human body, Max said. Thats part of their cidture. rheres always somebody doing something to awaken it.
After forming a design company, he marketed posters and other products with a psychedelic bent during the late 60s. ^me relics arb tucked in comers of his studio: Peter Max looseleaf binders, jigsaw puzzles and even beginning embroidery kits, all signed with a corporate-style logo bearing his name.
His business grew, at its height
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Max has always searched for what excites the optic nerve, he said, but over the years his method has changed.
Gone are the stylized posters, filled with smiling figures in flowing clothes, trailing happy stars in Day-Glo colors.
In their place are such works as Fauve Trees, works in which broad brush strokes create colorful abstract forms. Painted this year, the canvas shows two loud red trees, with red trunks, standing against a pink and blue sky.
For the first time in more than 10 years Max has a show in New York,
However, in the early 70s he closed it: He had become an international brand name.
I think hes haunted by his success a bit, by his popular success, and he now wants to be a serious artist,^ Henry said. He should be taken seriously. Hes got a talent and it shouldnt be buried.
While Max feels no need to apologize for his commercial success, it may have hindered his acceptance as a serious artist, said Gerrit Henry, a freelance art critic who has researched a book on the painter.
A popular artist such as Peter Max often has trouble cracking the world of fine arts, Henry said. He has to live it down a little bit to gain credibility in the hoity-toity art worlds eyes.
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By DONNAANDERSON Associated Press Writer CHONGQING, China (AP)-Xiao Zhengyuan tells stories.
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Nw notrfiction books at Sheppard Memorial Library include Reversal of fortune: Inside the Von Bulow Case. Harvard law professor Alan Der-smwitz analyzes the case of Claus von Bulow who in 1982 was convicted and in to murder his wife, heiress
Aui^ Sunny von Bulow. As the chief counsel for von Bulows appeal and strategist for the trial which cleared him, Dershowitz relates the story with undeniable authority and unique perspective. After presenting the first trials damning evidence and testimony of high-society sex, drugs and money, Dershowitz explains how he and the defense team assembled new evidence and arj^ents to win a second trial and the acquittal, w by Stephen Davis, should be of special interest to
Noiw Carolinians. Wachovia Bank and Trust Company is included in this book s international list of large commercial banks with a panel of experts considered to be the best rnanaged in the world. In spite of the many differences among the chosen financial institutions, Davis found their common quality of excellence grounded in similar business practices, such as the strong customer orientation exemplified by Wachovias Personal Banker system.
The Domesday Book: Englands Heritage, Then and Now sets forth, in English traslation, the results of William the Conquerors itwt) survey of English landowners, rich and poor. The editor of this new publication has arranged the county-by-county entries alphabeticallv by modern place names. Other enhancements include the addition of appropriate illustrations and short and long notes on the development and current status of selected places and structures. The Domesday Book: ... Then and Now is a handsome re-mounting of one of history 's most ambitious and influential works.
These books are available at Sheppards main library on Evans Street The main library is open seven days a week Sunday from 2-5 p.m.. Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m.-9 p.m., and Friday and Saturday from 9 am.-6 p.m.
juvenation Teahouse here, elderly men in blue Mao caps, clutchi knobby canes and puffing on curL pipes, leaned forward to catch every word as Xiaos voice rose and fell with the tempo of a story.
The scene is repeated nightly, seven days a week, at the teahouse.
During the day, the 40-year-old Xiao is an ordinary worker but at night he becomes a character out of Chinas past.
He slips on a wide-sleeved, brown gown with a high Mandarin collar, the dress of Chinese intellectuals in pre-Communist days, and takes his place behind a cloth-draped table. With sweeping hand gestures, he builds a fantasy that holds his audience of about 90 men almost motionless for two hours.
Xiao said his pay depends on the attendance, but he normally earns about 7 yuan ($2) a night, about twice the daily wage for an average urban worker.
But he said money was not his only motivation.
I love telling stories, he said. "At first, 1 tried hard to learn from the storytellers of the older generation, and then later I developed my own style through intensive study.
"I have a repertoire of stories that could last me a month.
All of the stories are excerpts from ancient historical fictions, Xiao added, "They are the same as those of ancient times. Some I learned by heart as a child by listening to storytellers and some' I read in books.
Most of the stories are about knights who were loyal to an emperor or who befriended the poor and innocent and killed sinister officials, he said. Some expose the dark side of the imperial court and ancient ruling class.
When he began telling stories in the* late 1970s, Xiao was one of 700 to 800 folk artists in Chongqing, which was the Nationalist Chinese capital during World War II and was known in the West as Chungking.
I presented many of my stories to the Cultural Bureau and got approved, he said
China was ^mcrgiiig from the radical 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, during which traditional Chinese art forms were banned as a remnant of feudal culture. Among the countrys new leaders were fans of traditional folk art who encouraged its revival.
But the number of folk artists in Chongqing has since dwindled to a few dozen, Xiao said.
Many of them failed to appeal to the audience because of the bad quality of their performance. he added. We also have a decreasing audience because of the encroachment of video, television, dances and other kinds of amenities.
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At the Rejuvenation Teahouse, though, the old stories are being pass^ from one generation to the next in the same time-honored way in which they always have been.
Squatting on the floor or perched on an occasional lap. a few young children listened wiae-eyed to the legends that captivated Xiao when he was a child.
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Three Pitt County writers are award winners in competitions sponsored by the Dixie Council of Authors and Journalists. The councils 26th annual writing workshop was held at Epworth-by-the-Sea, St. Simons Island, Ga. from June 15-21.
Maxine Marker of Grifton, who has won numerous writing awards in various categories over the past few .years, received five awards at the :week-long workshop.
She placed first in the Josephine ;Mellichamp Journalism Award for an article, Quack Patients. Mrs. -Marker also received four third place lawards - the Frances Patton :Statham Fiction Award, beginning of ;a novel, for Pipers Fee; the Dr. John Ransom Lewis Poet Laureate Award, for a sonnet, Hurricane; .the Helen Elliott Non-Fiction Humor :Award, beginning of a book, for :Yard Sailors, and the Marel ^Brown Inspirational Poetry Award for Counterooise. r Another Grifton writer, Glenda :Wilkins, received second place in the :Marel Brown Inspirational Poetry Award for Flower Child. and hon-orable mention in the Georgia State
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Instructors this year included N.C. author Clyde Edgerton; travel 'writere Jeanne and Harry Harman; .juvenile author Shirley Rousseau Murphy, and romance novel authors Nelle McFather and Becky Lee Weyrich. Other instructors covered the areas of journalism, poetry, in-
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Agents and editors of several publishing houses also attended the workshop.
July Designated Recreation Month
RALEIGH - Governor James G. Martin has proclaimed July as Parks and Recreation Month in North Carolina.
Gov. Martin has urged all citizens to "recognize the importance of outdoor recreation as well as the efforts of all those involved in Parks and Recreation who maintain and improve our state parks and recreation areas.
Activities planned across the state include: an annual tennis championship at Aston Park in Asheville July 8-20, and the Belle Chere community celebration there July 25-27; the Hershey Track Meet at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. July 12; the Eno River Festival at Eno River State Park, Durham, July 4-5, and a Civil War re-enactment at Fort Macon State Park, Atlantic Beach, July 12-13.
Fort Macon also will host a free concert performed by the 440th Army Band, North Carolina National Guard, July late p.m.
The celebration is part of a national campaign sponsored by the National Recreation and Park Association.
For more information about activities in the area contract the local parks or the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation at 733-4181.
the number of examples of fine old homes, public buildings, churches and other structures stiflstanding.
Yet, as A New Bern Album clearly shows, there is considerable photographic evidence to support a sense of regret that more buiudings were not saved. Time and again, a photograph of a place of beautiful, or unusual design (and possibly a rare example of an architectural style) carries the notation, demolished in ^ such and such a year. Often the date listed is a relatively recent one. A wave of demolition (often for parking lot space) seems to have ben prevalent in the 1960s and on into the early 1970s.
A typical example of this sad development is that of the Elijah Ellis House that stood on South Front Street. The three-story home, adom-e(l with fine decorative woodwork trim and spacious windows is represented in a irfiotograph taken circa 1904. At that time, according to the caption, it served as the female dormitory of the New Bern Military Academy. The house was demolished in 1967.
The very brief reference to a female academy just after the turn of the century pinpoints one of the few disappoints of this volume. Granted, the focus is on old photographs, ^pported only by a minimum of text. The inquisitive reader, however, is likely to want to know more about scant references to things like females attending a military academy more than 80 years ago. Was that a common situation at that time, or a rare instance of an occurrence about which little is heard today?
A minor ouibble, and hopefully,' someone with time and talent will latch onto the possibilities offered for a companion volume of text to this pictorial volume.
In fairness, it must be added that each of the four major divisions of A New Bern Album,^itled - "Before the War (the Civil War); The Occupation; The Victorians and The Not So Distant Past is prefaced by a compact, highly informative overview of the period of time covered by the selection of photographs (in some instances, drawings) that follow each (iivision head.
And there are numerous instances where the caption of a photograph provides succinct, fascinating insights into the history of a place. For example, a very fine 1900 photograph of the Simpson-Oaksmith House at the southeast comer of Pollock and East Front Streets relates a passage from an 1888 visitor.
A short walk . . . brought me to what may well be termed fte greatest ARCHITECTURAL CURIOSITY in the South. It is formed of two of New Berns oldest brick buildings (one has done duty as a jail), transformed into such a remarkable combination and blending of dormers, balconies, pinnacles, fan-tastic-looking tower, railings, human, griffin and dog heads as to make it a veritable architectural
. No one knows what it is inti fiM*, and the owner, evidently believing it nobodys business, has failed to enlighten them.
The colorful descnption of the house and the sly reference to its owners obvious failure to take the writer into his confidence, is by George I. Nowitzky, and is quoted from Norfolk; The Marine Metropolis of Virginia, and the Sound and River Cities of North Carolina, published in Norfolk in 1888. The book would undoubtedly still make interesting reading today.
Based on a study of the photograi^, Nowitzky was accurate m labeling the conglomerate of styles as an architectural curiosity.
The sad conclusion to this oddity is that it was demolished in 1974.
Another building, gone since the 1960s, that many older local and area residents will recall with nostalgia, is the handsome J.B. Blades House that occupied a space in the 300 block of Broad Street. In its latter years it was enlarged and became the Hotel Queen Anne, a gracious, old-world
Xer unlike anything in our area
The instances cited above could lead a reader to conclude that very little of New Berns past grandeur has been saved. Happily, that is not the case, as a perusal of this volume followed by a leisurely tour of New Bern will attest.
Fine old homes are but one sector of historical, architectural and social interest contained in this extensive collection of black and white photographs gathered from numerous sources, including museum and military archives.
Among the diversity of subject matter in New Bern and in the surrounding countryside encompassed are photccraphs of forestry work; Union sol(fiers posing before houses they lived in after the capture of New Bern; riverboats; farming scenes; parades; riverfront baptisms; the visit of President Han^ Truman; World War II servicemen at Camp Battle (now part of Glenbumie Park), and the devastation of fires and hurricanes.
Several pages are devoted to the construction of New Berns finest sho^iece today, Tryon Palace.
Given the limitations of one volume to cover the richness of the material presented, author Green has succeeded ailmirably in making this a book of beauty and one that is an invaluable reference source. He has provided a history of the photographers and their work and has included a helpful index.
It is apparent that long, dedicated search and research went into gathering the photographs and in compil-
Garden Day At The Palace
NEW BERN -In commeration of Inc^ependence, the historic TVyon Palace Restoration Complex invites the public to come stroll the gardens op f^day- The grounds of the complex will be open free from 9:30 a.m untd 5:00 p.m. The 18th century style summer gardens of the historic site will be at peak with the colors of flowenng tobacco, impatiens, vinca, geraniums, marigolds, portulaca, and day lilies.
A quartet from New Berns Pro-Musica organization will present concerts at 2:30 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. in the Latham Gardern. Theirs will be a prc^am of 17th and 18th century
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J. J. Miller will perform as a roving minstrel throughout the day.
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WILMINGrON - Thi USS Nor. Jarolina Battleship Memorial s bund and light spectacular, The Inmortal Showboat, is now open for he 1986 season in Wilmington.
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; WILMINGTON - Charlie the Alligator, resident mascot of the ; USS North Carolina Battleship ; Memorial, has returned from ; winter hibernation-or has he?
\ Although unconfirmed reports of ; his return were received earlier ; this spring, Charlie made his first I official appearance for the 1986 j season on May 29. i He was spotted by Andrew Arm-I strong, a young man from Green- ville who was visiting the ship with i his family.
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Charlie, Charlene and the third gender unidentified alligator have all adopted the battleship as their summer home base.
Fund Grants To River Park North
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK -Four North Carolina science centers and museums, including River Park North in Greeenville, are receiving grants totaling $36,000 in funds made available by the General Electric Foundation.
River Park North has received two grants totaling $10,700. The funds for Greenvilles large nature park and center are to be used to train teachers in a model outdoor science teaching program. The teachers will be using a manual currently being developed as part of the project.
Charlottes Science Museum has been designated as the recipient of a $9,700 grant for its in-service science education program, and Durhams Life Science Museum has received $9,157 for museum internships for second grade teachers, who in turn, will provide programs and workshop for other teachers and students.
The fourth recipient, the Catawba Science Center in Hickory, received $6,500 for a teacher workshop and in-service seminar on science related lies.
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I WINSTON-SALEM - Maria Smith of Greenville recently graduated from the North Carolina School of the Arts with a high school diploma. She was a senior in the visual arts program of the School of Design and Production at NCSA,
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BENTONVILLE - Conversations with Confederate soldiers on the Civil War in North farolina are p(sible sunimer a' P" *'ville >und State uiSiora .mu i .Newton Grove.
On weekends, from now through Labor Day. visitors to the battleground will be able to talk to Confederate soldiers about .North Carolinas role in the Civil War and the typical Conf.edenue .soldier from 'irthCaioli.ia
Memner?: of .tae 2iti. Hvrimcn!, North Carolina, the Tuoaah Braves, .vill it on huiid to give demonstrations and talks on such
topics as uniforms, equipment, weapons, and lifestyles of soldiers.
The 27th Regiment, Company D. is a reactivated Civil War unit that \^as from Umoir Couoty. They are striving to accurately illustrate the appearance of the North Carolina soldier during the Civil War, according to Bentonville guide Cliff Tyndall. Members of the 38th Regiment, North Carolina troops, will also be helping with the summer interpreting program, he said.
Benlonvillt Battleground is the site of the iast maj'T Confederate offensive which I-ok place March 1^-21, 1865, It was the largest battle ever
fought in North Carolina, pitting the 30,000 troops of Gen. JcKeph E. Johnston against the 60.000 men of Gen. William T. Sherman at the village of Bentonville. Johnston hoped to prevent Sherman from combining his army with that of Gen. U.S. Grant in Virginia.
The nearby farm home of John and Amy Harper became a field hospital for Union soldiers while the Harper family cared for some Confederate casualties upstairs.
The restored llarp<*r House still stands at Bentonville and is furnished as a field hospital. Reminders of the battle are displayed in the visitor
center, and a Confederate cemetery as well as a section of Union trenches are locat^ nearby. Roads in the area are marked with plaques highlighting Hie events of the battle.
Admission to all events is free. Hours are 10 a.m. -4 p.m. Saturdays; 1-4 Sundays. Bentonville is located at Newton Grove, three miles north on US 701 and then three miles east of SR 1008, with marked exits from 1-95. Regular hours for site visitation April 1 th'imgh October 31 are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.: Sunday 1-5. For details and schedules of summer events, call 594-0798.
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Sand Sculpture Competition
OCRACOKE The National Park Service beaches on Ocracoke Island will be the scene of the 11th annual Ocracoke Sand Sculpture Contest to be held Friday at the the parks lifeguarded beach one half mile north of the Ocracoke airstrip. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. with judging to be at 11:30 a.m. There is no entry fee, and the competition is open to the public.
By BOB THOMAS Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) Olympic
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Pooh Kaye Dance Premiere
DURHAM Pooh Kaye-Eccentric Motions will present a premiere dance bill, Active Graphics at Reynolds Industries Theater in Durham on Monday
and Tuesday. The program will also include Colliding Incidents, Ferocious Blows and Homelife of a Wildgirl. Performances each night begin at
The Lorimar film released by Columbia Pictures is called "American Anthem. The director is Albert Magnoli, who guided Prince through Purple Rain. Gaylord appears opposite Janet Jones, late of The Flamingo Kid and A Chorus Line.
8 p.m. Tickets are priced at $10. For more information and ticket reservations, call 684-4059.
He plays a gymnast, of course, an athlete whose promising career is
Michelle Phillif, formerly Mamas and the Papas, portrays his mother.
Mitch Gaylord brought to his acting debut the same dedication and control that he applied to gymnastics.
Magnoli called him extremely disciplined with an incredible attention span. The director chose Gaylord over the other U.S. Olympic gymnasts, because he was taller, more physically mature and dark. He also seemea the most desirous of going on to another career,
Indeed, Gaylord would like to do more acting but he is realistic enough to know that it all depends on how tne
To Salute American Composers
NEW BERN Public radio station, WTEB, New Bern, will salute American composers on Friday. The program, A Capitol 4th: 1986 features the live program at the U.S. Capitol by the National Symphony Orchestra condcted by Mstislva Rostropovich, with guest piano soloist Andre Watts and vocalist Sarah Vaughn. Another guest will be Greenville native Billy Taylor in jazz selections.
Feuchter Show In Tarboro
TARBORO - A reception, open to the pubic, for artist Ralph Dutch Feuchter will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Hobson Pittman Memorial Gallery in Tarboro, to mark the opening of an exhibit of his oil paintings and sculptures. The show will be on view through September 1, The gallery is located in the Blount-Bridgers House, 130 Bridgers Street. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays-Fridays, 2 to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Admission is free.
Celebration At Maritime Museurh
BEAUFORT The North Carolina Maritime Museum, Beaufort, will join in a joint celebration of Independence Day and in a salute to the Centennial of the Statue of Liberty on Thursday. A reception will begin at 2 p.m. in the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Auditorium, and will feature music by Philip Cartwright accompanied by Laurence Stith. Guest speakers will tell about family histories of immigration to the U.S. A photographic exhibit, Images of Liberty is currently on view at the museum. Admission is free.
Accepting Audition Materials
GREENSBORO The United Arts Council of Greensboro is now accepting audition material for a two-day festival to be held October 11-12. Interested performers are to send appropriate materials such as casettes, tapes, records, videos and background information to: City Stage Entertainment, United Arts Council, 200 N. Davie Street, Greensboro, N.C, 27401. All materials must be received by August 1. The audition committee is looking for a wide assortment of talent.
GAYLORD LEAPS INTO MOVIES . . . Olympic champion gymnast Mitch Gaylord, inventor of the thrilling Gaylord Flip and the Gaylord II, takes another daring leap this summer, starring in his first movie. He is shown in a scene from American Anthem, a film in which he portrays a gymnast whose promising career is threatened by personal problems. (AP Laser-photo)
Cherokee Chief Extols Natural Remedies
By CATHY McJUNKIN Asheville Citizen-Times
OLD FORT, N.C. (AP) - His examining room is the front porch of a battered, wooden farmhouse in rural McDowell County.
His instruments include six decades of experience and dozens of herbs and vitamins, and his patients are a surprising mixture of mountain folks and city people.
I was born to traditional medicine, said Chief Two Trees, whose family was associated with Cherokee Indians in central Oklahoma. My mother, father and grandparents were medicine people and each one had a turn teaching me. I didnt have any choice but to follow them. Our power comes from the Creator it is a gift of knowledge that is bestowed onus.
Appointments arent necessary, and between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. any Monday, Tuesday. Friday or Saturday, people with an assortment of ailments are usually waiting to be diagnosed.
'Although its been little more than 18 months since Two Trees staked his sign on a gravel road about three miles outside of Old Fort, the 60-year-old medicine man says he already has been visited by thousands of people in search of relief from chronic problems and diseases.
At the knees of his grandmother. Eyes of Fire, he learned that health can be maintained by treating the whole person and that the bodys
American elders throughout the country.
He settled in Old Fort in 1984, and there he raises corn, pumpkins and beans, writes and makes recommendations to those who seek his medical advice.
Two Trees said he understands modern medicine and even recom-men(ls that everyone have a family physician so that a medical history is readily available.
Native American medicine almost disappeared around 1940, he said. People thought it was old-fashioned. In the last 10 years, however, weve seen a comeback because the modern trends havent been all that effective. Everyone involved in the medical arts realizes were in a dilemma. Our national health is fast deteriorating, and all medical people are open to anything that might reverse this.
Two Trees, who professes to be one of about 25 medicine men in the United States, bases his work on the belief that everyone is responsible for his own health an approach ' that he supplements with the use of herbs and natural medicines.
I think that everyone is responsible for himself, he said, responsi-
only difference between what I do and what a doctor does, in essence, is
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self-healing ability should be encouraged - beliefs that he said in
many ways distinguish his practice from that of modern medicine.
Although Two Trees said he has never really forsaken his devotion to traditional medicine since those early days in Oklahoma, it wasnt until he retired from the U.S. Air Force in 1967 that he refocused his attention on the art by visiting with "native
for himself, to know when to seek expert help. If an individual learns to keep a mineral balance through proper nutrition and an awareness of his own body, he will be a lot better off.
We dont see people with colds and this sort of thing, he said. We see people who have chronic degenerative diseases. They have been everywhere and havent received any substantial relief. Were able to work with them so that in many cases they can go back and work with their local doctor.
They come to see me out of desperation. Its no compliment. Theyve tried everything else. The
that I put the monkey on their back. I dont accept it.
We treat everyone as a whole being. There are no symptoms; we dont treat a symptom; we dont really pay much aftention to symptoms. We acknowledge that its there, but we try to find the cause behind the cause behind the cause and its kind of an investigative process.
On a recent afternoon, he listened attentively as a woman from Philadelphia explained a stomach problem she had been having for several months. Yes, she had been having headaches. Yes, her bones had been aching, and yes, she had been retaining fluid since the stomach disorder began, she said in an swer to Two Trees questions.
After checking for more subtle clues - appearance, skin color, tone of voice he told the woman her problems were most likely related to a yeast infection stemming from a liver condition. On a self-help sheet he keeps nearby, he marked several herbs lie said would probably improve the womans condition, and recommended that she regularly consume a can of asparagus, two cloves of garlic and "red pepper to taste.
neck, and Ive had no problem since.
Although he grows some herbs around his home, the majority of his remedies are available at area health food stores.
One frequently recommended remedy is black walnut hull, which when served as a tea or in extract or capsule form provides parasite control and aids gall bladder and stomach problems, he said.
For repairing muscle or tendon tears and reversing osteoporosis, Two Trees recommends an herb called horsetail. Other items on his self-help check list include aloe vera, chaparral, cleansing tea and com-frey.
Two Trees doesnt charge for his services, but a $10 per person donation jar sits on his front porch. A notice is tacked nearby: Medicine will not work unless there is an exchange of energy! Your donation should reflect the value received and the healing expected.
In addition, he suggested that the woman use Swedish Bitters to remove bags from under her eyes.
Ive never seen anyone like him, said Kathy Sue Deyton of Burnsville, who visited Two Trees last summer after suffering whiplash in an automobile accident. I was really in pain. I couldnt move my neck at all. Two Trees... just kind of cracked my
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Before the movie, his only acting had been as commentator on
videotapes of practices by the Uni-lifo
versity of California at Los Angeles gymnastics team. After he had pass-M Magnolis extensive screen test, the athlete studied with drama coach Eric Morris.
I tried to learn how to act in three months, said Gaylord in an interview. I studied with Eric four hours a day, two days a week. In the second and third months, I also worked with Janet. It was the first time I had worked with an actress.
I found it difficult to adjust at first. Athletes are trained to control their emotions; actors are taught'to let them surface. Gradually, I was able to do it, and in the process I found out a lot about myself.
At first, he thought tne love scenes would be difficult. Then he discovered they were just like all the others. You just do them with your clothes off, he said, adding that they are not erotic enough to threaten the PG-13 rating.
Mitch Gaylord, 25, was a San Fernando Valley boy who didnt take his athletic gifts seriously until high school, and then his goal was to get a college scholarship. He succeed with UCLA, and there he began serious training under coaches Art Shurlock and Makoto Sakamoto. His career culminated with the 1984 Olympics, where he won a gold, silver and two bronze medals.
After the Olympics, he was offered a few movie scripts but they didnt interest him.
The whole mens gymnastic team went on tour, sometimes joined by the full womens team or some of its members, he said. We appeared in 25-30 cities, and because of the great popularity of the Games, the crowds were 15,000 and 17,000, whereas gymnastics had attracted only 5,000 before.
I had met with an agent, Sid Craig, before the Games but I didnt really focus on much afterward because wq didnt expect to win the Olympics. When we did, I had a
number of offers for endorsements. Most of them were lower-class that I turned down. I accepted Nike and Vi(lal Sassoon because both were connected with the Olympic Gam
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The Daily Reflector. Greenvilie, N C
in? ehoreographers from 12 foreign countries will be tak
ing ^rt in the 1986 International Choreographers Workshop to be held at Durham s American Dance Festival.
^ informal' workshop) showing of their work in the Ark, on the Last Campus at Duke University, at 7 p.m. on July 2 ADF dance students will be dancing in the showing.
th^e^nations represented this summer, and the choreographers from
Argentina - Alejandro Carlos Cervera.
Brazil - Marcelo Moacir Ramos.
Chile Ms. Magali Rivano Munzo.
China Ms. Yang Mei Qi, Min Wen Yuan and Chao Ming.
Egypt - Ms. Indjy Adnan El-Sohl.
Gr^e Ms. Lia Meletopoulou.
Guinea Italo Zambo.
India Gopal Dubey.
Malaysia - Ms. Marion DCruz.
Spain - Ms. Muria Olive Belles and Ms. Reyes De Lara.
Taiwan Ms. Lin Hsiu Wei.
Zaire - Ms. Citoyenne Kayembe MBombo.
The Internationa] Choreographers Workshop of the American Dance Festival was first held in 1984 with funds from the United States Information Agency.
B^ause of the success of the program in its first two years, it will run six weeks this year, twice as long as the 1984 and 1985 seasons. The choreographers, well-known in their home counries, will take part in the daily life and work at ADF. They will take classes and attend performances while living in Durham.
After the ADF festival, the choreographers will spend four days in New York in dance-related activities.
The projects funding is supplemented by the Asian Cultural Council.
Newsweek magazine and The New York Times newspaper have termed the internatinal^ workshop a successful venture. According to The New York Timw, ADF in this program leads the way in making a significant connection between American modern dance tradition ... and the newer surge in contemporary dance trends abroad.
NCMA Art Concert
RALEIGH A concert which brings together the work of four classical composers and four contemporary painters will be presented at 8 p.m. Wednesdasy at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
Titled The Painters Music, the Musicians Art, the concert will be performed by the An die Musik ensemble.
To create this program. An die Musik collaborated with artists Helen Frankenthaler, David Hockney, Robert Motherwell and Kenneth Noland. Each artist was asked to select music for the concert and to create a concert poster that would be the visual counterpart of the music. The resulting concert of
compositions by Bach, Beethoven, Mozart and schubert premiered at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City in November, 1985.
During the Raleigh performance, the posters will be on view in the auditorium lobby and will be available for sale from the museum shop. The concert will be followed by a reception.
Members of An die Musik, now celebrating its 10th anniversary, are: Constance Emmerich, pianist; Christian Altenburger, violinist; Richard Brice, violinist; Daniel Rothmuller, cellist, and Gerard Reuter, oboist.
Tickets for the concert and reception are $7. For more details, call a33-1935.
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Mystery Asks Viewers
Sunday., June 29, 1986 iQ.'J 5
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By SYDNEY RUBIN Associated Press Writer
NEW YORK (AP) - A gun is fired in Venice, and an actress in Amsterdam dies. In Austin, Texas, a stranger reaches for the telephone to confess.
Thats the way its supposed to work Sunday on Menage a Trois, an unusual TV and radio murder mystery involving actors and audiences in the United States, Italy and Holland.
The international production is the first of its kind in which actors in three countries appear to be together in a single studio through the use of video technology.
Menage a Trois is a live, half-hour telecast to be shown on national networks VPRO in Holland and RAI in Italy and on public television stations in six U.S. cities: New York,
Minneapolis, Detroit, Anchorage, Falls Church,' Va., and Austin,
Texas.
It is the work of video artist Douglas Davis, an architecture critic for Newsweek magazine who once
helped create a global show by artists that was shown around the
world.
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Actor Marco Cavalli in Venice, actress Moniek Toebosch in Amsterdam and Davis in New York will tell the story in a blend of Italian. Dutch and English and pantomime.
There will be narrators in each country to help audiences sort it all through, including actress Diane Keaton in the American studio.
"Weve all been brainwashed into thinking that TV can only do one thing, that is entertain us on the silliest level, Davis said in an interview. Theres nothing wrong with that, but television can do other things as well like intrigue and tease and make you part of the action.
You can make the medium do anything, you can make it serious, profound, comic or tragic, just like you can with a blank piece of paper or a canvas and you can make the viewer active.
I think television audiences are just raring to get up and do something if you just give them something todo.
As one way of making the audience a part of the event, Davis will create an illusion that the gun was fired from the viewers side of the TV screen, opening up the possibility that a member of the audience committed the crime.
During the broadcast, viewers can call a special telephone number at WNYC, a public radio-television station in New York, to confess to the crime. The confessions will be played back on a half-hour radio show right after the TV production.
Davis has not written a solution to the crime; the solution is whatever the individual viewer decides.
When you bring three images together on the same screen from different places there is the illusion of transparency, you can see people and objects intermingle in a way that is beautiful and quite striking. For long passages in the piece we do a kind of silent choreography, Davis said.
Funding for the $50,000 production came from the stations, private
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Exhibiting the taste, wealth, and often the ancestry of their original owners, 79 silver and gilded-silver objects from the Schroder Collection of Great Britain are on view at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art through Sept. 7.
Comprised of works intended for display rather than practical use. the exhibition features vessels and other precious objects dating from the 13th to the 18th century.
Created by goldsmiths, skilled artists or craftsmen who worked with precious metals, these highly prized decorative works were macie for wealthy ecclesiastical and secular patrons.
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Davis said Menage a Trois" will be taped and sold as a videocassette in the United States.
WHOS ON FIRST? Five-year-old Joey Vargas, right in window, replete in a Los Angeles Dodger uniform, peers through a window at his sister, Jennifer, nearest
the door) and members of her ballet class as they shed street clothes and don slippers in preparation for a days dance lesson. (AP Laserphoto)
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LOS ANGELES (API - Here's another bulletin from the war front: the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is fighting movie runaways with a new documentary film.
The Chamber, alarmed by the increasingly successful efforts of other states in luring movie production away from Hollywood, has come up with a 22-minute film called Runaway: A California Crisis. Weve got to do something to stop a very disturbing trend, said Bill Welsh, chamber president. California is losing $1.5 billion yearly in film production to other states.
The human cost in terms of unemployment is enormous. We hope that the film will alert everyone in the state to the danger to our economy represented by runaway film production.
The documentary, narrated by Dennis Weaver, focuses on the aggressive efforts of five states New York, Florida, Massachusetts, Texas and Tennessee to lure producers away from California. These states go all out to accommodate the proauction companies.
By ontrast, says Charlotte Clay, the films executive producer, filmmakers in California meet nothing but resistance from local governments, businessmen and residents.
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activist totally unliT The movie was originally called No Place to Hide, but in the new, re-edited version its called Rebel. It was directed and produced by Robert Schnitzer. Schnitzer, whos made only one other movie since then (Premonition), acknowledges that the movie owes its resurrection m(Ktly to the popularity of the Rambo pictures.
In Rebel. Stallone plays a character called Jerry Savage, who
despite his name is very nonviolent.
The thing I remember is that he always wanted to take his shirt off, Schnitzer recalled about shooting the movie.
Stallone deferred his salary for the film, which cost less than $500,000, and is still a profit participant. Schnitzer said the movie was tied up after its brief release in 1973 by the tax-shelter company that had licensed it. But by 1981 it was back in his hands. He recut it, gave it a new score and a new title.
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Sunday, June 29,1986ECU Summer Theater Opening Its 1986 Season On July 7
Four-time Emmy Award winner Michael Learned will star in Ladies
In Retirement, leading a veteran cast of professional actors in the oroduction which begins Monday, July 7 and runs through Saturday, July 12, with performances nightly at 8; 15 p.m.
A special matinee performance has been scheduled for 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, July 9.
This play and all summer theater productions will be shown in McGuints Theater on the East Carolina University campus.
Tickets, both for indivudial plays and season tickets are on sale at the McGinnis Box Office, open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, phone 757-6390. Since tickets are selling at a fast rate, with Monday evenings already almost sold out.
latecomers may not be able to purchase tickets at a date or for a play of their choice.
Beginning Saturday, the Box Office will be open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.
Michael Learned achieved national recognition fo her role as Olivia Walton, the mother, on the CBS television series The Waltons."
She received three Emmy awards for her performance in the series and earned a fourth Emmy for her starring role in the CBS series Nurse. Prior to her success on television. Miss Learned was a classical stage actress, playing leading roles in
The Importance of Being Earnest, Private Lives, Tartuffe and Under Milkwood.
She has also starred off-Broadway in The Three Sisters, A God Slept Here, and other productions for the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, and with the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Canada.
Her principal film appearances included Apocalypse Now and Touched by Love.
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After leaving The Waltons, Miss Learned returned to the stage in a tour of Dear Liar, followed by starring roles in Mary Stuart, A Month in the Country, Loves of Anatol, and most recently, Picnic, in Los Angeles.
She is married to a former North Carolinian, William Parker, and they have three sons.
Appearing with Miss Learned will be Holt Wilson, who plays the role of Bruce Emery on ABCs All My Children. Wilsons Broadway credits include the current Neil Simon hit, Biloxi Blues.
Also featured in the cast will ^ Broadway, film and television veteran Mavis Ray, whose credits include the movie-musical Annie and the Broadw^ production of Ballroom. Miss Ray is well-known by area theatergoes for her years as the choreographer for the East Carolina Summer Theater and for
her work with The Lost Colony.
Ladies in Retirement is a com-edy-suspense-thriller about a housekeeper who murders her employer in order to find a home for her lovable, eccentric sisters.
Written by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham, the play opened in New York in 1940 and was hailed by critics as the hit of the season. The play is based on the facts of a famous
French crime of the 1880s, shoring up the bare facts with a stage full ofun-
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The play is not a "who-dunnit because the identity of the murderer is apparent even before the crime is committed, but with a blend of horror and humor it investigates the why of the crime.
Because of the popularity of the summer theater season this year, the " theater has added a number of matinee performances for each of the four ^ plays. Other plays and performance -dates are: The Foreigner, (July 14-19); Deathtrap, (July 21-26),: and Greater Tuna, (July 28-Aug* 2).
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Variety Keynotes Today's Sunday In The Park Concert
Sunday . June 29. 1986 C17
Two solo performers and one Greenville group will present an entertainment of blues and rhythm for todays Sunday in the Park Concert. Performers are Big Boy Henry of Beaufort, Mike Lightning Wells of Greenville, and the Lemon Sisters and Rutabaga Brothers, also of Greenville.
The concert, beginning at 7 p.m., is free and open to the public. It will be presented at the Sunday in the Park site, the grassy slope east of Reade St. between Third and Fourth streets.
In the event of rain, the rain date will be at 7 p.m. Monday at the same site.
Patrons are encouraged to bring along pillows, folding chairs and other accessories that will make for relaxed listening. Patrons, especially children, should wear old clothing.
Big Boy Henry recently received the distinction of placing seventh in the national W'.C. Handy Blues Award for his single, "Mr. President, which was released on the local Audio Arts label. Henry also has a four-song extended play disc, Mr. Balls Warehouse, soon to be released on the same label.
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BIG BOY HENRY ... North Carolina bluesman Big Boy Henry will perform in todays Sunday in the Park program on the grassy slope east of Reade Street. Other performers in todays concert at 7 p.m. will be Mike "Lightning Wells and the Lemon Sisters and Rutabaga Brothers. The concert is free and open to the public.
RALEIGH - The late American singer, Kate Smith, will be honored Friday in a Capitol Day July 4th celebration at the historic North Carolina Capitol in Raleigh. The singer, who died recently, made Raleigh her home in her last years.
Other activities to be featured in the day-long gala will include costume contests for the young; a wreath-laying and reading of portions of the Declaration of Independence. Also, there will be tours of the Capitol and the grounds, musket salutes to the 13 original states, patriotic music by entertainer Ron Jester, and square dance performances. The lltn N.C. Regiment Band will present concerts at different hours on the grounds and in the Capitol House Chamber.
A demonstration of Revolutionary period uniforms, weapons firing, military drill and camp life by the 3rd N.C. Continental Line Re-
Enactment Troops will take place on the southeast grounds.
Activities begin at 10 a.m. and will conclude at 3 p.m. All events are free and open to the public.
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At Last, Success For Singer Randy Travis
By.lOE EDWARDS Associated Press Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Even after he had a Top 10 country hit, Randy Travis held on to his job cooking catfish and washing dishes at a local nightspot until he felt certain he could make it as a singer.
The 27-year-old artist was named most promising male vocalist this year by the Academy of Country Music, shortly after resigning as cook and dishwasher at the Nashville Palace nightclub.
Its a little hard to believe, the soft-spoken singer says about his sudden success. You work and you work and you work and then when it happens, it hapi^ns so fast. Its overwhelming at times.
Travis had a Top 10 hit this spring, 1982, an emotive song about love gone astray. But he had kept his job at the nightclub, which included singing as well as cooking, until a full-time country music career beckoned.
Singing in the club was nothing ex-traoroinary for Travis, who began performing in nightspots at age 14 with his 15-year-old brother in the Charlotte, N.C., area where he grew up.
Mom and Daddy were always with us, he recalled. They probably thought it wasnt a great place for us to be, but we were working there so it wasnt as bad.
Travis, who dropped out of high school in the ninth grade, moved to Nashville from Charlotte in 1981 to join the hundreds of aspiring singers and musicians trying to find success here.
Soon, he was cooking fish and barbecue and washing dishes at the
GREETS NEW STAMP NEW YORK (AP) - The day the Duke Ellington 22-cent stamp was issued by the Postal Service, the Ellington Band, conducted by Mercer Ellington, played The 22-cent Stomp.
Ellington, who died in 1974, composed The 3-Cent Stomp in 1943. In introducing his father's retitled tune, Mercer Ellington said.
club just up the road from the Grand OleOpry.
Id sing every once in a while and it worked into a full-time job, he recalled. He started out at $200 a week as a cook and eventually was paid an extra $50 a night for singing.
One night an executive with Warner Bros. Records heard him sing at the club and in February 1985 he signed a recording contract with the label.
He kept his club job until 1982 hit the charts and made him one of the most acclaimed new country singers to come along in a while.
A lot of people related to the song, said Travis, who began playing guitar at age 8. A lot of people have lost somebody they wish they had again.
The song originally was entitled 1962, but was renamed to be more appropriate for Travis. I was only 3 years old in 1962. Its hard to have a iove affair at age 3, he said.
In the past few months, he has been the opening act at concerts headlined by Barbara Mandrell, George Jones, George Strait and Conway T^itty.
These concerts have been in arenas before different crowds than Travis had during his many years singing in niphtclubs.
People arent drinking and they are listening to every word you sing, he said.
His first album, Storms of Life, was released in early June. It contains the singles "1982 and On the Other Hand. Nothing he sings, he says, is crossover music, or music that could be considered something other than country music. His song Prairie Rose was on the soundtrack of the movie Rustlers Rhapsody.
I sing traditional country music - hard core you could call it, said Travis, a bachelor who lives in a house on Nashvilles Music Row.
He likes his songs to tell a story and have a pretty melody. He also likes songs he can sing well.
With so many aspiring singers coming to Nashville every year hoping for stardom, Travis points to ersistence as the key to his reakthrough.
So many people come here and do odd jobs to stay alive, and only a small percentage make it. he said. When I came here, 1 was turned down by about every label in town. I guess you have to pay your dues. I just kept trying.
Warner Bros, was looking for a traditional country singer, and thats what I sing.
Travis, who is not related to the
legendary country guitarist Merle Travis, has a five-giece band and has been in such recent demand that he performed every day in April but two.
However, even if his career should decline, he doesnt expect his ability as a cook to be enough to return him toa kitchen.
Im just a cook, not a chef, he said.
COOKING DAYS ARE OVER... Randy Travis, the 27-year-old singer named most promising male vocalist this year by the Academy of Country .Music, has quit cooking catfish in the kitchen of a Nashville nightspot to concentrate on his music. ( AP Laserphoto by Dan Loftin)
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Sunday, June 29.1986promising Drama At Baltimore Festival Carolina Today Calendar
By MICHAKL Kl' HWAK \
APL^ama Writer BALTIMORE (AP) - At the Theater of Nations, there was life after Animal Farm. Por a while, it seemed like the only show in town.
The international flapdoodle over the stage version of George Orwells classic novel threatened to overshadow the 19 other theater com- panics or performers from 12 coun tries scheduled to appear at the fes: tival.
It didnt, although the musical production from the National Theater of Great Britain proved to be the most impressive of eight shows sampled during a week of theatergoing in Baltimore.
Animal Farm, despite its banishment because of Soviet protests, was still presented but without the blessings of the International Theater Institute which had sponsored the two-week event The festival, which began June 1.5. >aid the lavish musical no mind. It lad other curtains to raise per-iormances by theater people from India, Northern Ireland, l^oland. Sweden, Italy, Hungary, Japan, Brazil, Canada, Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria, as well as the United States.
Among the best of that small sample was a two-character offering called The Jester and the Queen, written, directed and performed by Czechoslovakian artist Holek Polivka and his French wife, Chantal Polla in.
There was more high drama offstage when reports circulated that Polivka had been ordered by the Czech government not to appear He showed up anyway, performed to rapturous applause ana was greeted with champagne -by Miroslav Houstecky, Czechoslovakias ambassador to the United States.
Polivka, with long, scraggly hair that hangs mournfully around his face, is part mime, part stand-up comedian and part lost soul. He looks like a Slavic combination of Danny Kaye and Robin Williams His play, performed in a combination of English, French and Czech, veers from the low comedy of burlesque to the bleakness of Samuel Beckett.
He portrays a court jester in the service of an imperious queen. She orders him about, demanding he make her laugh whether he feels like it or not. By the end of the evening, the queen needs him as much as he needs her. So does the audience.
Mime also plays a big part in the offerings of Jordcirkus (Earth Circus), a Swedish company that preys during tnc
sented four play
Blood and Champagne was a
during the festival.
free-wheeling adaptation of Gabriel Garcia Marquezs One Hundred Years of Solitude, a young mans look at four generations of his rather strange family.
The actors were accomplished, but the play, relying on theatrical techniques left over from the Living Theater of the 1960s, was less than riveting and more than a little confusing.
Equally difficult but more effective theatrically was Polands Gard-zienice Theater Assocation. a young, nthusiastic troupe of players who create a frenzied world where superstition, nationalism and religion collide. They look to 17th century folklore for their material. One of their works presented in Baltimore was The Life of Archpriest Avvakum. told in song, dance and a chanting that became almost hypnotic in its effect on the audience.
Theatergoers had a less successful time at Inquest for Freddy Chickan, an exercise in desperation by Fred Curchack. a San Francisco performance artist. The one-man show, which uses mime, masks, puppets and audience participation, revolves around the search for an obnoxious would-be comic named Freddy Chickan who has disappeared mysteriously. The material, despite Curchacks obvious talent as a performer, was relentlessly unfunny. Audience, manipulation turned quickly into audience alienation.
For some of the best evenings of theater, the festival didnt have to look any farther than its host city. It found them at Baltimores Center Stage, the resident theater company of Maryland, which dovetailed the last week of something it called Playwrights 86 with the Theater of Nations festival.
Playwrights 86 was Center Stages second annual celebration of new American plays. This years trio, presented in repertory, included "In a Pigs Valise by Eric Overmver. Deadfall by Grace McKeaney and SybillePearsons "Reunion.
In a Pigs Valise is an affectionate send-up of Raymond Chandlers detective stories* with a smoky jazz score by Karl Lundeberg.
The language is dazzlingly funny. Overmyer luxuriates in hard-l)oiled meta^ors that almost capsize the show wt the playwright has more on his mind than just a private-eye parody.
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He examines the nature of popular American myths and. in the process, takes some hilarious swipes at such characters as John Diljinger. Walt Disney and Gen. George Custer
In contrast to the urban hipness of
In a Pigs Valise, Deadfall offered country sentimentality, a rural romantic comedy tinged with sadness. The time is 1938 and the setting is a Waycross, Ga.. gas station thats right out of a Walker Evans photograph.
The heroine is the stations tom-boyish proprietor who has a habit of' getting involved with the wrong men. .So does her daffy sister who apparently has killed her no-good husband. At times, the characters verge on cartoon.
However, McKeaney stops short of caricature before the tale gets too perposterous. The production was also helped by terrific performances from Jacqueline Knapp and John
Getz as a most unlikely pair of lovers.
Reunion, the story of an adopted daughters search for her real mother, faltered not because of its subject matter but because its main character a New York book editor demanding to know her true parentage was less than riveting.
The play, at first a confusing series of bits and pieces from the daughters search, finally jells in the second act. What brings it to life are the womans actual and imaged confrontations with her mother and stepmother. The older women become real, while the daughter remains a cipher.
However, Pearsons dialogue was
strong even if some of her characters werent. Playwrights 86 offered the first full productions of these three plays, which means there may be more and better versions of them to come
One cant imagine that about the National Theaters version of Animal Farm. It could hardly have been improved upon. The production, adapted and directed by Sir Peter Hall, was a true ensemble piece. From the acting, led by Barry Rutter as the leader of the pigs, to the music of Richard Peaslee and lyrics of Adrian Mitchell to the extraordinary settings, costumes and animal masks by Jennifer Carey, everything worked together.
Monday - 6:40 a.m., Bonnie Evans, Robert Guy and Rick Streeter: Probation Officers and Their Jobs; 7:15 a.m., Maurice Petty and William Frazier: A New Way to Market Auto Parts; 7:25 a.m.. Pet of the Week; 7:40 a.m., Bobby Watson Mellow Yellow 500, Briggs and Stratton Nationals. ~ ,4?
Tuesday 6:40 a.m., Healthbreak; 7:15 a.m., Steve Conerly, James Twisdale and Fay Twisdale, First For Freedom drama; 7:25 a.m., Mary' Ellen Ham: Croker Festival; 7:40a.m., Craft Expo 86at Morehead City.
Wednesday 6:40 a.m., education spotlight with Dr. Eddie West, Pitt County school superintendent: Year-End Review; 7:15 a.m., Michael Learned, ECU Summer Theater Ladies In Retirement; 7:25 a.m., Corine and Beverly Equels: Cystic Fibrosis; 7:40 a.m., Tony Biggs, Fashions For the Fourth of July.
Thursday - 6:40 a.m., Sherry Hassell and Ann Basnight - Future Homemakers; 7 a.m., Barry Gaskins, Bloodmobile; 7:15 a.m., I Love America singers of Pactolus Baptist Church; 7:25 a.m., Tom Johnson, Greenville Jaycees fourth of July celebration; 7:40 a.m., all around the house.
Friday - 6:40 a.m., July 4, Independence Day; 7 p.m., CBS Morning News, (Friday only).
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V WILD DKI.K'ACV... Michael Silverthorne. 17. a student at North Pitt High School, reaches to gather some wild plums. The small rubv-red fruit grows in abundance in a grove adjacent to his parents home on a Pitt County rural road. The sweet fruit ripens in early June, and only a scattered few were found by Michael on the late June date this photograph w as taken.
Ordinary Things That People Do In Summertime Weekend Hours
Things people enjoy doing, things they look forward to in free weekend hours away from work or school, are often highlighted by expectations of special events morning hours at church with perhaps a lavish Southern dinner on the grounds; a trip to the beach with friends, or a long-awaited vacation to some distant, exotic place.
But there are the quieter weekend hours, with time- to devote to ordinary pleasures along with catching up on tasks in the yard or around the house that need taking care of.
Weekend free time can mean a fishing trip to a local pond or river; a walk down a sandy country lane; swinging lazily in a hammock or reading in the shade of a tree, or gathering on a front porch or at a crossroads store to talk with friends and neighbors.
Pictured on this page are a few instances of many ordinary things people in Pitt County engage in during time for myself hours. The photographs were taken during a recent excursion on a sunny June morning.
\ SIMPLE PLE.ASl'RE... Summertime for young chillen is an unbroken roll of playtime days away from the discipline of school. Here, two sisters, both of Greenville, Naomi Collins, standing, and Renee Collins, hold their favorite dolls and toss pebbles into a country pond to see ripples form on the water surface.
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THOl'GHTS OF HOME... Valdo Valle, native of Mexico and a farm worker in Pitt County, has welcome rest time on weekends. On a recent Sunday, he talked about his longing to see family and friends back home. He said the blue hydrangeas flowering in the yard of the house where he now lives brings back memories of colorful Howers at his Mexican home.
RIVERB.AN'K FiSHLNG ... is a continuing favorite pasttime in summer time, weekdays or weekends. The quartet shown here, all from Greenville, tried their luck on a recent Saturday morning at the Yankee Hall Landing on
the Tar River. The four, left to right, are: Edward Johnson, William Fields, Carol Hopkins, and (harles Carmon. .Although he rested Lmomentarily, Car-mon kept his eye on a baited pole just out of camera range.
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Hitl Coutily Meiruiiui huipilai Budrdol Fruviefi i iht fiosLitji auditorium until ^00 PM Thursday July I/, 1986 and immediately thereafter publicly
rned and read, for the Phase additions and moditnatiuns to Pitt County Memorial Hospi tal. Greenyiile. NC The project
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plumbing, electrical and labo ratory caseworK Plans and speciticalioiis will be available June 15. I98e in the ot fice ot the Vice President, ho cilities Management. Pitt Coun ty Menjprial Hospital, Oieeri ville, NC Telephone 919 75t 4587 The office ot Hcnningson,
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This the 39th day of June. 1986 MELBA B STALLINGS PO Box J48I Greenville, NC 37835 3481
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Having gualltied as Co Ex ecutors ot the Estate of Eva Jones Brown, late ot Pitt Coun ty North Carolina, the under
signed hereby autnorijes all persons having claims againsi said Estate to present them to the undersigned whose mailing addresses are PO Box 3481. Greenville, North Carolina 27835 3481 or Route I. Box 374. Bethel, North Carolina 37813. on or before the 39th day ot December. 1986. or this Notice will be pleaded in bar ol their
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THE WINTERVILLE Junior Women's Club would like to thank the following mtrchands who participated in Senior's Cit izens night Reed's Jewelers, Walden Books, General Nufri tion, Tapscott, Ellen's Card Shop, Caifhyns, Radio Shack, Central News and Books. Sears, Yale /Materials. AAerry Edna Hines Beauty Shop. Ray's
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1976 BUICK LIMITED 4 door fully loaded with all extras AM.'FM stef'eo, I owner, extra clean Call 753 3854 anytime or 7S3 4424atter 5 30p m
1981 BUICK CENTURY
Limited Low mileage, AM'FM stereo Days, 757 1960 or 355 7391
Cadillac
2019
1984 HOLIDAY, 35 foot, queen size bed. air conditioning, microwave, large refrigerator, awning, deck and storage build mg included See at Holiday Travel Park. Emerald Isle 756 7770,
We offer Bonuses, Health and Life Insurance. Paid Holiday and Vacations Plus tree in ftice word processing/personal com puter training No other tern porary help firm can otter what we can FindoutwhyI .Callus
1985 COACHMAN Classic mini motorhome, 26', sleeps 6, top air, never used due to illness, $28.000 Call 758 3867
036 Cycles For Sale
MANPOWER
Temjxirary Services
118 Reade Street. Greenville
757-3300
EOE M/F
FOR SALE: 1983 Honda V45 Sabre, great condition Call 752 8337
ABETTER
OPPORTUNITY
1974 HARLEY SPORTSTER;
Must see to appreciate Can be seen at 305 Lee Street In Cherry Oaks after 5 30 p m $4000 Serious inquiries only 355 7336
ANNE'S TEMPORARIES
1985 CADILLAC CIMARRON
12,000 miles $12,000 Teresa, 757 4371, Mark, 758 3712 or 752 1614.
Chevrolet
1971 NOVA CHEVY 3 door sedan 396 engine 400 Iransmis Sion. 413 rear end Call 758 0547
1977 CHEVROLET
756 8234
IMPALA
1977 CAPRICE CLASSIC 73,000 miles, clean, good condition $1950 Call 756 2894
1981 Chevrolet ciiation
Low mileage air. automatic Asking $2300 355 5613 days
756 6800 nights after 6
'98$ CAMARO Berllnetta Fully loaded with I top /Metallic Gray Cam 823 6837. after 6 00 p m
Dodge
1978 OODGE Statlonwagon, Sport Esteem Good condition $9D0 Call 756 1309
Ford
I966MUSTANG Call 752 4811
I9M MUSTANG. 389 cubic inch, power steering automatic transmission /Motor and transmission in excellent condi tion, body and upholstery need work $800 non negotiable In terested parties write, 1968 Mustang, P 0 Box 1967, Gr ville, NC 37835
197$ HONDA SUPERSPORT 4
cylinder Excellent condition 1400 miles $500. Call 758 5527
The area's leading temjjorar nrnedfate needs tor
1975 YAMAHA 450. Black Beau ty new tires and brakes, 2 helmets Must Sell $525 nego liable 753 5560
service has Im___
secretaries/typists and a wide range ot clerical workers
Earn Top Benefits;
1978 HARLEY OAVIDSONTImo
CC Fully dressed 7Sth Ann! versary model 13,000 miles $3.500 830-0319
Vacation and holiday pay Health and Life insurance
Word processing training Sharpen your skills
1980 HARLEY DAVIDSON FLT
Am/Fm cassette, cigarette lighter and other accesorles.
Start a rewarding career with Anne's today!
Great bike tor tounng $4500 or best otter Call 758 8096
1982 HARLEY DAVIDSON
FXWG. Nice bike, low miles, too much to list $4500 Call 752 8907
CALLUS!
Ask tor Jean or Becky
m3 CR250 HONDA. Hi Point boots size lO'/z. Scott go and chest protector Needs some work Must sell $550 negotiable Call 758 4955from 12noon9p m.
1983 HONDA V45 Magna Low
mileage, excellent condition $1700 Call 757 1630atter 5p.m
ANNE'S TEMPORARIES
7MMI0
F lowers Office Complex 1410 S. Evans Street (Use E vans Street E ntrance)
1983 NIGHTHAWK 450 Ex
cellent condition 7500 miles. $1000 758 5963afters
DON KEATING Chei/ioit
BMW Is under new manage
ment. Needed
wammf^ clerk. Excellent sala
1985 HONDA Shadow 500 Black, excellent condition $1500 firm Call 746 4060 or 355 2456
perienced I lei . av,_ all Kathy Sale (919) 523 3611
ry/l
Cel
fit package available
1985 700 MAGNA, 1100 miles, excellent condition Call 758 8453 after 6 p m
040 Jeeps & Vans
1978 WHITE FORO ELITE
50,000 miles. AM'FM. air $1800 Call 746 6050or 746 3219
1979 FORD MUSTANG new
motor, new radials. $3000 746 3764
1979 GRANADA. 43,000 miles Good condition $3200 Call 795
1979 THUNOERBIRO, Air75i dltlon, power windows. AM FM radio. T tops, fully loaded $3195 Call 758 6786 after 5 30
1981 FORD ESCORT station wagon $3100 or best otter 757 1816 during working hours FORD
1984 FORD ESCORT 3door automatic, power steering, air condition. AM/FM Stereo, low mileage, excellent condition. Most Sell $3995 negotiable After 6 OOp m 757 1495
1985 FORD LTD Brougham. 4 door Ford Executive Leo Venters Motors, Ayden, 746 4171
1985 MUSTANG HATCHBACK
Fully equipped Leo Venters Motors, Ayden, 746 6171
300 MTOR and transmission Less than 5.000 miles Both for $600 752 1303 after 5
019
Lincoln
198$ LINCOLN 4 door Town Car Fully equipped Ford Execu live Leo Venters Motors. Ayden, 746 4171
022 Plymouth
PLYMOUTH CHAMP. 1980 Silver sunrooti air condition FM $1500 or best otter Call 756 4664
023
Pontiac
197$ PONTIAC VENTURA hal
chback New tire, good condi tion $1600 Call 752 9394
1971 TRANS AM Red. rebuilt motor New paint, tires and stereo $3500 758 4354 after 6 Serious Inquiries only 1983 SUBARU OL 4 door sedan
5 speed with air conditioning, AM/FM radio, sport wheels, low lleage. Call 756 3517 alter 6
024
Foreign
FIAT SPIDER 1977, red con vertible in excellent condition Call 758 7244 or 758 3609
PORSCHE 91 IE All updates
Must see to appreciate ast 6 2 miles Irom
Highway 33 east bypass on jetl $7950 758 4101.
tor Dennis
1970 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE
Running condition $650 Call 756 1583
1973 VW BEETLE, Red. ex cellent condition in and out 48,000 miles Good stereo $1900 355 5623 before noon
1974 OPEL Manta Coupt
Run$
but needs work $350 negotiable Call 756 4148
1980 PEUGUOT 5040 wagon, automotic, air, excellent condi tion 753 3902
1910 FORD VAN Can be seen at 310 South Church Street Winterviile, NC 1984 motor 1984 transmission $1,495
1981 OODGE VAN, customized Call 752 7531
1984 8 PASSENGER Club Wagon Van Ford Executive Leo Venters AAotors, Ayden, 746 6171
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Local division of Fortune 500 company has excellent oppor tunity tor a qualified, ambitious executive secretary Highly motivated individual should possess strong clerical skills and exceptional communication skills, both verbal and written Position otters excellent future growth potential, outstanding benefits package and salary commensurate with experience Please forward,resume to Ex ecutive Secretary. PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835
EXPERIENCED Bicycle Mechanic Call Atlantic Per sonnel Services, 355 7931
198$ PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
AM/FM stereo cassette, tilt wheel, burgandy with wood grain Days, 757 1960 or 355 7391
'WCHEV^LAzRTiSSef
GENERAL OFFICE. Typing as well as light bookkeeping expe rience needed Excellent career
"a ftc,
Snelling & Snelling Personnel
drive, automatic, 105,000 miles, good running condition, body rusted. $995 Call 746 3233 anytime before lOp m
MEOICAL/RECEPTIONIST
Secretary Computer entry and general office duties $10,000 per year Call Atlantic Personnel Services, 355 7931
PART TIME
1971 FORD BRONCO XLT
Ranger Very good condition Call after 5 30,830 0731
1978 LUV PICXUP good con^ tion. $1595 Call 752 6345
; opening in Grifton area for Secretary/Bookkeeper Call Anne's Temporaries tor appointment, 7584610. ask tor Jean
1981 FORD Courier
$300 and assume loan ot $107 06 monthly or $3300 Call7S2 7021
1983 CHEVROLET S 10. Long wheel base, 4 cylinder, 4 speed 50.000 miles $3450 Call 756 1100
1983 DO DOE 0150 pickup 6cyl inder, 3 speed with overdrive, air, AM/FM Excellent condi tion $3500 756 5952
1984 FORO 150XL 4x4. blue and white, air, power steering. AM/FM stereo Call 753 7203 or 758 1753
PROFESSIONAL Secretary wanted Must be able to type, file, work with purchase orders journal entries, handle tele phone requests, be neat, quiel and accurate Monday Friday lob Non-smoker preferred. Good salary/benetits Apply Brody's. The Plaza. Monday Friday, 3-5p m._
RECEPTIONIST with computer programming to work in busy medical ottice Etficient, 5S wpm minimum 756 7768
RECEPTIONIST Must ty and be able to use a Wai
044
Child Care
DAY CARE in home 5 days a week $8 per day Hot lunch will Sn
/pe 55 . --- _ ..jrtgor IBM Memory typewriter Call Gertie, 758 0541, Snelling i, Snelling Personnel Services
secretary /Receptionist lor
be provided Snacks, games, books, art, exercise, first aid care and evening nap 756 0751
law
firm all general ottice iper
nd resurpe to PO Box
duties, type at least 60 words nute Send resume to F 1007. Greenville. N(: 27034
MATURE LOVING mother would like to take care ot children in her home Excellent references 756 5932 WANTED:
Loving Christian mother in Rlverhills area to care tor infant in her home
WANTED: Loving experienced
SECRETARY Should be a good speller and also be able edit and proof read contracts Super op pprtunify tor advancement {10K SI4K Call Gertie, 758 0541. Snelling A Snelling Personnel
SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER
Variety ot ottice duties $160 per week Call Atlantic Personnel Services, 355 7931
care giver to keep infant son in my home Beginning In September References re
quired Ca '
view
Call 753 3405 tor inter
045 Day Nursery HELEN'S CROSSROADS Day
TELEPHONE OPERATOR A
pleasant voice needed with sec retarial background Call Ger
{erwmruVsrvlces'' * WASTia
Care, $5 00 per day per chllH^ 746 3347
Telephone opera lor Pleasant voice and person allty Call CIna or Becky tor ap ^tment at Toyota East. 754
050
Pels
AKC BLACK POODLE puppies IllSeach 753 0151
WORD PROCESSORS A Execu five Secretaries needed Im mediately Call Frankie, Man power, 118 Reade St, 757 3300 WORD PROCESSOR needed
AKC BOXER female 754 7945
PUP Whitt
AKC COCKER spaniel, female back and white. 3 years old Nice family pet SIOO Call 746 4768
with excellent clerical skills $13.000 par year and benetlts
vS*cs,3!5^"9^
ly to D 0 N , University Nursing Center
Self starter Deipendable Excellent opportunity Write; P.O Box 3526, Kinston, NC 28501
NEEDED: AAale Assistant,
full time. Apply to DO N , Uni versify Nursing Center
NURSING ASSISTANT position tor home house in Pitt County area Nursing Assistant Certlti cate or experience required Send resume to Personal Care, PO Box 33. /l4ount Olive. NC 28365 EOE
RN, LPN, EMT. or Medical Assistant We are a nationwide company looking tor someone to represent us doing insurance physicals in the Greenville area The ideal candidate must be available to do exams during the day and evening hours and be a sales minded self starter You will have an opportunity to build your own business through ser vice to insurance aoencies Car necessary Call 1800 621 8002, extension 114
RETAIL
MERCHANDISER
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
National Jewelry/Accessories Service Company is seeking a part time representative for the Greenville/Wilson areas. Responsibilities include instore merchandising, inventory control and ordering Flexible hours I morning per week, weekdays only Excellent payrate. Must have car Call toll free 1 800 556 7694, weekdays 2 4 p.m.
RETAIL ASSISTANT Manager
for womens ready to wear operation Prefer experience. Call Atlantic Personnel Services, 355 7931.
RN'S AND LPN'S needed Full time and part time Contact Personnel, Britthaven of Kinston, 523 0082 EOE
040
Help Wanted Miscellaneous
ROUTE SALESMAN wanted
(dependable, honest, hard-work ing. Send resume or reply Route Sales, P 0. Box Greenville, NC2783S
ly to 1967,
AUTO MECHANIC needed Ex perience and tools necessary
Apply Regional Auto Parts, Inc Contact M E, Porter at 754 1100.
SEWING MACHINE mechanic needed for i/N, OV, SS, Multi N, 2 N, and Button hole machines. Apply at Berce Manufacturing in person. Highway 11, Grifton
AVON can help you make that extra money tor vacations Call 758 3159
SEWING MACHINE operators and trainees needed at Berce
Manufacturing Apply in per '11, Grifton.
B0RE07 Romance gone? Spice up your life with exciting under cover wear lingerie! Have a party and win free lingerie or build an exciting career as a distributor Sandee 756 7430.
son. Highway 1
SEWING MACHINE
^xper preferred Call 753 2223
^ Operators needed. Experience in knit tops
CASHIER. Second shift, 2 10 p.m. Mature and reliable Indl vidual with experience Atlantic Personnel Services 355 7931
SHEET METAL MECHANIC.
Experience in both duct work and architectural metal work. Reputable firm Health, life and disability insurance, paid holi
CO-MANAGER needed for progressive company Super vise and make all deposits Ex ellent benefits $250 week Call :sther, 758-0541, Snelling 81 Snelling Personnel Services.
indi disability insurance, paid holi Call I days, retirement/profit sharing ces, I plan. Top pay for qualified mechanic. Stable employment Call 758 3179,8 5p.m.
SUPERVISOR FOR houoekeep
ing operation. Opening In Rocky Mount and New Bern. SIS,000
per yeer. FeepeM. Cell Atlantic Personnel Services, 355 7931
COASTAL FITNESS CENTER
(For Women Only) Accepting applications for instructors and manager trainees (or expansion program 1 Must be en husiastic 2 Positive mental at titude 3 Willing to work with >eople. Interviews will be held n person /(Aonday, June 23 and Monday. June 30, 1986 from I 3 p.m at 30) Plaza Drive, adja ^ent to Southpark Shopping I.enter Please bring resume For further intormation call 756 1592
STAKE THIS JOB AND LOVE IT
Now hiring 6 guys and gals to start work today Must have ^ood attitude on life and be free
EXCELLENT income for part time home assembly work. For Information Call 504-44) 8003, extension 9958, open Sunday.
leave tor 3 weeks training with expenses and transporta tion furnished while you earn and learn See East Coast, Mid West Rockies and Califor nia with career minded group ^ing trained in marketing
EXPERIENCED trim carpenters wanted Call 355 2000 Ask for John
J^na^ent and public rela tiara mAkttliit |ob extremely
I experience necessary. Highearnln(|iH5casual condi
EXPERIENCED Lawn /Maintenance worker Excellent year round position tor responsible person. References re quired. Call Bob, 756 9616.
Stephanie at The Cricket Inn,
Monday, June 30th from 2-7 p.m. only No calls. Parents welcome
8l IDwf VI6W.
TELEPHONE solicitors neetM
Healthcare
WELLNESS
COORDINATOR
immediately. Evening positions available. $3.65 per hour guar
anteed Call 756 3360atter 5:30.
TERMITE AND PEST Control Technician. Full time position
Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
550-r bed regional, referral teaching hospital. Is currently accepting applications for a Wellness Coordinator Qualified candidate must possess an Associate college degree in Nursing, Nutrition, Health Management or related field with 1 2 years experience in healthcare, preferably setting uup wellness programs Primary responsibilities include coordinating and promoting the PCMH Wellness Program
open with all company benefife.
wry. Apply in person at!
Pest Control. 244 West fFarm-ville Highway), 8-5.
THE RIGHT STUFF If you
were honorably separated from the Armed Forces, you are of the right stuff Continue jmuj- /Military Career in the
sval Reserve! We otter; new G.l. Bill, monthly paycheck, travel, retirement benefits, ad
vancement. Find out if you gual-ify! Call 919 834 8957 (Collect)
Pitt Colunty Memorial Hospital otters competitive salary and excellent benefits package For consideration, send resume to
TRUCK DRIVERS needed to drive long distance frac tor/trailer. Must have experience Call 946 1865 /Monday
Friday, 10 5.
Employment Office
PITT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
TRUCK
DRIVERS
NEEDED
P O Box 6028 Greenville NC 27834 (919) 757 4556
EOE/AA
HELP WANTED; Bulk Tobacco Curer Full or part time Bethel Robersonville area Call nights weekend, 825 6261
J.-L^LOR MAID
transportation needs a
tew good drivers tor a new ter minal In the Northeastern North Carolina area Must be 25 years ot age with 2 years over the road, multi-state tractor-trailer experience Able to furnish good i;*fehces that can be verified Starting pay 19c/mlle plus 3*/mlle safe driving bonus
uuBuir^pircecI H P*'** Quarterly and annually
j wirecraft Company benefits include pale
j ..7 . wiipany oeneTiTs include paid
production We 'rain house vacation, group health and life dwellers, for details write. P.O. | insurance, plus can earn 1(/mlle
Box 223. Norfolk Va 23501
HOUSEMOTHER NEEDED for
sorority at ECU Send resume and references to Applicant, 805 ohnsfon Street, Greenville, NC
LICENSED HAIR Dresser wanted at George's Hair De signers. The Plaza, Apply Tuesday Friday. 10 5 30
I fuel bonus Must have excellent <>' record If you quality call the safety department at 1 ||841 3491 or 1 800 334 7087
I WANTED, black middle aged couple or woman to share 6
room house with an elderly per Peonable rent plus utilities Simpson, NC 758 7i4l
LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST
needed Call Rusty at 793 5059
LOCAL COMPANY looking tor mechanic Gas or diesel Good Good benefits including Mid insuraiice Send resume to Mechanic, PO Box 1967, Green ville, NC 27835
WANTED: Part time laundry mat attendant, morning hours, ^day Friday tor Fluff and Fold Service and general clean ing Apply in person /Mon^y Friday, between I 2, The Wash Pub, 2510 East lOth Street
LOOKING for a manager trainee (or a local mobile home dealership Excellent opportu nity tor an aggressive person who want (0 make lots ot money Send your resume to 630 West Greenville Boulevard, Green ville. NC 27834. Attn Woody
WANTED Middle age lady to spend nights with woman in her home Call 746 3654
MAINTENANCE Personnel. Experience 14 15 per hour Call Atlantic Personnel Services. 355 7931
WAREHOUSE Exptrience needed Call Ted, 758 0541, Snelling & Snelling Personnel. WOULD YOU LIKE to lose weight, feel great, help others and develop a part time or full
7M2lj8**
Ml
MANAGEMENT POSITION tor
ladies cMt, suit and dress department Looking for a per son with selling skills and tash ion merchandising background Apply Brody's, The Plaza AAonday Thursday. 2 5
Help Wanted Sales
BROKERS AND salespersons
Excellent opportunity in Real Estate One of North Carolina's
MANAGER TRAINEE Degree
plus a career In finance is avail able with this national firm
fastest growing companies - ------------ licensed
IIKIISK Cell Trt, 758 0541: nelling & Snelling Personnel
''ds en experienced ________
salesperson In the Lake Mat tamuskeet area (hunting retreat) Cell Glenn Oavis Summitt Real Estate (919) 247-3738, Morehead City, North Carolina.
MANAGER TRAINEE for ti
nancial inttltutlon Business administration degree with ac
counting and finance 1 aivinuaii in saiet or manaaa-
tackgrouncf Must relocate to ment tralnlnT. Comnv
Fayetteville area Call Atlantic I benefit at wouft be ex$Mctej|
,^RtUNE $88 COMPANY
looking for two gral orientad In dlvWuali In laim or
Personnel Services, 355 7931
059
BEAUTIFUL 6 month old female, Mrt (xolden Retriever
puppy All shots To good home
,[y ' -- --
Help Wanted Medical
AfriONS?A?T^^
only Call 756 4179
BORDER COLLIE pups. AIBC. working dogs Half Burmese,
Siamese kittens. 795 3604
. ____ and
LPN'S. /Male and Female need ed for private duty nursing New competetlve rates Call Best Care Nursing Services at 355 5765, Monday Friday, 8 30 5 00
NEEDED experienced electri Elect
from a large internetlonel cor
lectric 355 6011 or
clans G B
355 2093_
PART TIME or full lime help
wanted tor small convenient store In good netghborhood Also, assistant manager for seafood restaurant Send resume to P 0 Box 234, Green ville. NC
irge
poratlqn. No experience necat wry Guaranteed income App,
a.
GREAT JOB opportunHy. SSi repr^tatlvefcr ettabiiheA panelized housing manulectur-
sales. Call 804 634 6171.
061
Help Wanted Sales
excellent Opportunity Large corporation has outstan ding sales opening for a sales *''^''''<lual must **.'Lal resident with mangeriai ability, ambition and show progress lor age Business teaching or sales background helpful In requesting personal interview, please submit resume stating personal history, education and business experi *0 Opportunity, PO Box 1W7, Greenville, NC 27834
expanding company seekl
licensed real estate agents for immediate openings Call Rod Tugwell at Cenurv 21 Tipton and Associates, 355 7002 or 753 4302
MNANCIAL PLATFg' Robert W Baird and Comoany, Incorporated, a member of the ij*^J0rk Stock Exchange, and Northwestern Mutual Life have openings lor financial planners in Eastern North Carolina No experience necessary Apply now to be enrolled in our August training school Send resume to 217 Commerce Street, Green ville
061
Help Wanted Sales
jewelry sales part time
position Jewelry or other retail sales experience preferred Apply in person Zales Jewelers, Carolina East Mall
LICtNSED REAL ESTATE
brokers wanted Will train Es tablished firm all agents have private offices For personal in ferview call Mavis Butts AAavis Butts Realty 355 7653
SALES opportunity' If yoii are self motivated by earning potential and have experience in automobile leasing or sales send your qualifications to Sales and Leasing, PO Box 8367, Greenville, NC 27834
SALES. Degree plus 2 years outside sales experience needed With excellent company Com eooy car, fee oaid, J18K 124K Call Ted, 75054I, Snelling & Snelling Personnel Services
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LICENSED REAL Estate Agent wanted For confidential inter view. Call Tim Smith at The Real Estate Center at 355 6666 REAL ESTATE AGENTS We are an established agency and are looking for a few good peo pie It you are experienced or new in the business and want to work in a team oriented en 'lament give us a call at 756 ^ or 756 3372, ask lor George Sutphen
KtAL ESTATE SALES Look ing tor licensed real estate per sonnel seeking employment with young up and coming agency Contact Janet Bowser with CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates at 355 7800 or 756 8580
REAL ESTATE training PROGRAM
To begin on July 7fh, 40 hours of instruction, including prospec ting, financing, appraising, how to show property and MORE' Course is considered equivalent to 2 years experience MUST have NC Real Estate License For more information contact Ann Bass, Century 21 Bass Re alty, 756 6666or 355 6966
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
GREG LITTLE CONSTRUCTION
Emerald Isle, NC
Cabinets, trim and framing sub-contractor, renovations, additions and repairs.
Call 746-3788 or 1-354-3657
GENERAL CLEANING AND REPAIR SERVICE
Satok* Joba (laaartacm)
Cleaning Carpet and Upholstery Small Wood Repair Work
Cleaning Walls and Ceilings Clean Extenor of Buildings
Painting Interior and Extenor
Owner Joe Stoneham (919) 757-3117
Free Estimates
P O Box ,3301 Greenville, NC 2783h
ROOFERS WANTED
Single Ply and Built-Up Reputable Firm Profit Sharing/Retirement Flan
Health insurance, life insurance, disability I insurance and paid holidays. Top pay for| qualified roofers. Stable employment.
Greenville 758-2179 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
TEACHERS - COACHES!! COUNSELORS - ADMINISTRATORS!!
Tired of helping others succeed but not yourself? National sales corporation needs you! Guaranteed salary, commission, fringe benefits and 3 year training program.
Submit resume to :
Sales
PO Box 1967 Greenville, NC 27835
LUNCHEON MANAGER
Person needed with some food and personnel experience. Extremely favorable hours, Monday - Friday. One of the top restaurants in Greenville. Send resume or letter with qualifications to:
P.O. Box 3473 Greenville, NC 27836
|&0Sg-g(5-0Ti66<i666gTi
$3.45/hour to start
Positions available full-time and part-time
Apply in person ONLY on Monday ^ between 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm KINSTON. GREENVILLE, HAVELOCK, MOREHEAD CITY, GOLDSBORO & NEW BERN
RNS
LPNS
NURSING ASSISTANTS
UNIVERSITY NURSING CENTER will accept applications and interview for available positions on Friday, June 27 and Monday, June 30, 1:30-5. Apply in person. Nurses must have current NC license. Nursing Assistants with training or experience preferred. Competitive wages and benefits.
Highway 43, Greenville, NC EOeH
061
Help Wanted Sales
tio.oeo PLUS firsf year Salary plus commiuion, good benefifs, 65 hours a week Apply in person wifh resume fo Conner Homes, 616 West Greenville Boulevard 756 0333
062
Help Wanted Teachers
ACCOUNTING INSTRUCTOR
Aflanfic Christian College, Wilson. Norfh Carolina is seek ing an insfrutfor in accounting for the tall semester, starting August 18. 1986 Courses include intermediate accounting, ad vanced accounting, auditing, and non profit accounting Ap plicants must have masters degree Send resume to Dr Mark Davis, Dean of the Col lege, Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, NC 27893. (Telephone 919 237 3161),
COUNSELOR (Allied Health College Transfer) Full lime position Masters degree in counseling required Post sec ondary work experience prefer red Applications must be re ceivedby July I), 1986 Send let ters of application and resumes to. Dean of Student Services, Beaufort County Community College, PO Box 1069. Washington, NC 27889 An Equal Opportunity'Affirmative Action Employer
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
062
Help Wanted Teachers
062
teachers needed 2
Health and PE/Coach Junior High girls and boys One High School Inschool Suspension Coach, one High School Reading Lab/coach, one High School guiandce counsellor, 3 Excep fional Children LD MH BEH, 3 Media Specialist Elementary One Dropout Prevention Counsellor Coach One High School Assistant Principal Other K 12 vacancies will de velop over the summer Contact Edgecombe County Schools, 823 6)51 lor applications
VOCATIONAL E^CATO
Instructor needeed at Martin Community College High School diploma and one year work experience with handi capped adults required Will in struct mentally retarded adults in pre vocational and vocational skills, write goal plans and evaluate progress of Students Position available August I, 1986 Applications accepted through July 18, 1986 Job ser vice. Employment Security Commission, Washington Street, Williamston, NC 27892 Equal Opportunity'Aflirmative Action Employer
TO PLACE YOUR Classified Ad, just call 752 6)66 and let a friendly Ad Visor help you word your Ad
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
YALE MATERIALS HANDLING CORPORATION currently has the following vacancies:
MIG WELDER
Set up and operate Mig Welding equipment to weld components according to blueprints and other written instructions. Must have a minimum of 6 months welding experience and be able to work from blueprints. Must have a working knowledge of basic shop math and various measuring instruments.
Hours of work, 5:00 pm-3:30 am, Monday-Thurs-day. Ability to work overtime is required.
Qualified applicants should apply through the Employment Security Commission.
Yale
An Iquol Opportunity fmployr M/f H/V
MATERIALS
HANDLING
CORPORATION
Rt 11, Box 287 Greenville, N C 27834
Help Wanted Teachers
ASSISTANT TEACHER OMded
halt day. nuriery Khool. begin ning September Call 752 6503 CLASSIFIED ADS will go to work for you to find cash buyers for your unused items To place your ad. phone 752 6166
063 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
ASPHALT PLANT and paving machine operators needed 15 $6 per hour plus ovetime Call Esther, 758 054), Snelling & Snelling Personnel Services
AUTO MECHANIC 3 years ex perlence. lull and part time positions Good salary and commission plan See Mike at Nichols Service Center 756 2841
BAYLINER MARINE Corpora tion now accepting applications for experience fiberglass technician Full time employ ment, Medical and Dental in surance, paid vacations and holidays, Profit sharing, incen tative program. Contact Per sonnel Department 100 Midway Avenue, Edenton, NC 27932 or call 482 8491
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
063 Help Wanted Technical A Trades
CARPET INSTALLER Must be experienced and responsible Send name, address, telephone number and references to P O Box 705, Greenville, NC
DON KEATING Chevrolet BMW is under new manage ment Wanted import technician and taking applications for used car detaiiers Excellent sala ry/benefits packages available Apply in person, Don Keating Chevrolet, BMW, Kinston, North Carolina
ELECTRICIAN FOR industrial and commercial work Must have own hand tools Com petitive salary Call Atlantic Personnel Services, 355 7931
ENTRY LEVEL POSITION
available tor construction ser vices technician Excellent company benefits, salary com mensrate with experience Resume and or letters of mqui ry should be mailed to LETCO.i Post Office Box 1070, Greenville, t NC 27834 k
EXPERIENCED insulation m staller Commercial and resi dential Valid driver s license Call 752 1154
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
pooonoMs
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
FOX
CASHIER/CLERKS
Full 4 Part Tim.. All Binellls Apply at the nearest
FRESH WAY FOOD STORE
BUILDING CODES INSPECTOR
SALARY NEGOTIABLE
The position requires the ability to perform technical inspections of all phases of building construction A Level 2 certification or the ability to obtain a Level 2 certification within 6 months from the North Carolina Code Officials Qualification Board is required Certification should be in two or more of the following fields:
Building Inspections Plumbing Inspections
Electrical Inspections Mechanical Inspections
The ability to work harmoniously with the general public is essential. The deadline for accepting applications is Friday, July 11, 1986,
Please apply at:
Pitt County Finance Office 1717 West Fifth Street Greenville, NC 27834
OPENING SOON!
A New Roses Store In.....
Stanton Square 2470 Stantonsburg Road
APPLICATIONS
We have immediate openings for:
Advertising Manager Service Desk Manager Cashiers
Maintenance People Stock & Sales People Full & Part Time Positions
Operations Manager
Office Manager
Stockroom Manager
Department Managers
Office Assistants
Division Managers
ROSES OFFERS YOU:
Excellent Working Conditions * Purchase Discounts
Competitive Starting Salary * Retirement Profit Sharing Plan
Paid Vacations * Christmas Bonus
Paid Holidays * Major Medical Insurance Program
APPLY: Applications being taken
Monday thru Friday 9:00 AM til 5:00 PM beginning Tuesday, June 24th AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER FEMALE/MALE
$
50 DELIVERS
WE PAY YOUR SECURITY DEPOSIT WE PAY YOUR FIRST MONTHS PAYMENT
227.
23
1986 Pontiac 6000
The perfect family 4-door sedan. Comes with DcniurkWTH*
air, tilt wheel, luggage carrier, AM-FM stereo rtKMUniin
and more. (48 month closed-end lease, total payments $10,907,04) #86554
48 montti closed-end lease with approved credit Based on 18 00 miles per year Monthly payments vary based on vehicle and length of contract No purchase required at end oi lease No liability unless mileage exceeded or abrionnal wear It you have a trade-in. otter may vary
BROWN & WOOD
-INC.-
329 Greenville Blvd.
355-6080
nel Services, 355 7931
LINE MECHANIC with Ford or GM experience Must have desire and ability to produce Call Dave Davis at 756 7808 tor interview
063 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
063 Help Wanted Technical A Trades
U-d
063 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
HEAVY DUTY truck mechanic needed OieMi experience re quired Salary commensurate vvith experience 7 30 fo 5 30 AAonday thru Friday Apply in person American Truck and Auto Leasing. Highway 11 South, Winterviile NO PHONE CALLS
NEEDED TRANSPORT
Driver. Must have 5 years expe rience in long distance driving Hardworker No overnight slays Maintain good driving record Physical exam required upon employment Pay Com mission basis only Send resume to Transport Driver. PO Box
MECHANIC. Experienced per son to handle automotive repairs Excellent pay and benefits taootiooo per hour Call Esther, 758 054), Snclhng . Snelling Personnel Servicer
SHEETROCK FINISHER f
perienced Must be able to ir,iv el Eastern. NC Excellent sala ry Call Atlantic Personnel Ser vices. 355 7931
HEAVY EQUIPMENT Opera tor lor motor grader operations Experience only Call Atlantic Personnel Services 355 7931
1967, Greenville. NC 27835
LICENSED PLUMBER for
' repair and maintenance of resi dential and commercial tix lures Prefer candidate to have own tools Call Atlantic Person
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MECHANIC NEEDED Looking for a first rate lead mechanic with GMC experience GocxJ pay and benefits Call Larry Crowe at 746 4032
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MITCHELL
GOFF
ELEQRiaL
CONTRAaOR
Water Pump Salas And Sanrics
Quality work at a fair prica.
OaytS-S:30 355-7502 Nights and Emargancias 752-3037
NURSE CLINICIAN I
Needed to coordinate outreach EMS training programs for the medical school Must be li censed to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Carolina by the North Carolina Board of Nursing with 2 years nursing experience Teaching experience and a background in pre-hospifal or critical care preferred.
Please submit detailed resume to
PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
701 East Fifth Street
East Carolina Universltjr
baeiNviLLC
NOaTH CAaOLtNA a7t3
9I9-7S7 6352
An tyuW UfipuHitnilf All^iiiihft AiMi hiiuiuiti
I
ECU
Regency
ur interior, full i
power, one owner.
1985 Nissan Maxima
Silver, low mileage, loaded, extra clean!
1984 Oldsmobile Ciera
4 door sedan. White with burgundy interior, extra clean!
1984 Buick Regal
2 door white, burgundy top, extra clean, low mileage.
1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Teal blue, T- top, blue velour interior, extra clean.
1984 Chevrolet Impala
4 door. Blue with blue cloth interior, extra clean!
1984 Honda Accord LX
Gold, 5 speed, air, extra clean.
1984 Pontiac 6000
4 door, light green velour interior, extra clean, low mileage
1983 Olds 98
4 door silver, silver velour 31,000 miles, extra clean.
1983 Buick Regal
2 door, white-burgundy top, low mileage, extra clean.
1983 Pontiac 1000
4 door, automatic, air, low mileage.
1983 Toyota Clica
Brown, 5 speed, air, extra clean.
1983 Buick Electra
2 door, low mileage, gray-silver top, one owner, extra clean.
1983 Pontiac Grand Prix
Blue, blue velour interior, full power, low mileage, extra clean.
1983 Olds Firenza
4 door, teal blue, blue velour, interior, automatic, air, low mileage, new tires, extra clean.
1983 Chevrolet Caprice Estate Wagon
Full power, low mileage, one,owner, white-wood grain paneling. *
1982 Pontiac J2000 Station
Automatic, air clean car!
1982 Pontiac Phoenix
2 door, green automatic clean.
1982 Nissan Sentra Hatchback
Burgundy, 5 speed, air, one owner, extra clean
1981 Cutlass Supreme Brougham
White with blue vinyl top, mue veloui extra clean auto!
Wagon
r condmoning, white with blue interior, real
vinyl top, blue velour interior, full power, an
HOLT
101 Hooker Road 756-3115
Bobby
Barnhill
Larry
Harrell
USED CARS
I
IM The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N.C.
Sunday, June 29, 1986
043 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
^ PAINTERS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
Spray. Brush, Roll. Experience rcoulred. Top wages, benefits. Esfabllshed Firm Call 7i2 7277 betweenS 6p m
SERVICE PERSON needed to repair mobile homes Background in carpentry, plumbing and basic eiectrical work would be beneficial Call 754 0333
064 Work Wanted
NANCY LEWIS'S Cleaning ser vice. Residential and com merlcal cleaning 758 3224
SEWING MACHINE operators needed for Grimesland area Experience in sleeve setting and serge hemming preferred Call Me^ Force Temporaries in Rocky Mount, 977 0407
SHEETROCK HANGERS and
finishers. 754 0053
064 Work Wanted
BULOING DECKS, fences, porches, storage buildings Carpentry, minor repairs. Minting All work guaranteed Call after 4,752 4911
COLLEGE PAINTER
Estimates. Call 752 8337
Free
ECU SENIOR, majoring in child devlopment available to care for children of parents working 3 11 p.m Call 752 1441
HOME REPAIR,improvement, general carpentry,trim, deck, fence,garage. Experien ced,conslder any ipb Haddock Construction 754 3235. 355 7844
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR paint Ing. Smith Services, 744 4595 or 355 7474.
INTERIOR and exterior paint ing and wallpapering Work guaranteed. Free estimates 15 jears experience 355 4492 after
INTERIOR, exterior painting. Call 744 4470 or 744 4010
LIMITED OFFERI Pitt County Mowing Service All yards cut, edged and trimmed. Any size yard. 111.00. Call 758 9005
MORRIS Backhoe and Landscaping Service. Fertilization, lime, grading, seeding, pruning plants, shrubs/trees, sodding, aerlatlon, clear lots, remove trash, stumps/trees, lawn and shrubbery maintenance Call 747 8380.
MUNCY'S CONCRETE Service. Driveways, patios, and walks. For free estimates call 744 2849
NEED HELP getting out and about Shut in but need things done No time to do those er rands Let us help RA Services, 752 43l8or 757 3940
NEED YOUR HOUSE Cleaned? Call 753 2097
NEW HOME construction, piers, bulkheads, boat houses John A Johnston 8i Son, General Contractor Call 1 944 4243, Belhaven, N C
PAINTING Interior/exterior,
wallpaper Free estimates Call Tom 758 0904.
PAINTING Silkwood Paint Co Professional at affordable rates ScoH Patterson, 758 9125, Steve Bobbins, 830 0318
PAPERING, INTERIOR Paint Ing and paper removal Call Don English, 754 7010
POOL AND HOMEOWNERS Treated sundecks and patios custom built to your saflsfac tion Free estimates Call 355 5700 or 355 4004
PRINTING PRESSMAN full time position available Experl ence necessary on RyobI 2800 and Multi's Running high quail ty, close register commencal job prlnlting. Salary based on experience Call 919 743 5599 or send resume to New Hanover Prlnlting, 24 South 17th Street, Wilmington, NC 28401
REPAIR DAMAGE due to
water or termites All types of remodeling 40 years experl ence Excellent references Call 752 0091 after 5pm
RESIDENTIAL Painting by Stroud a'nd Father Paint Com pany Professional and reliable gentlemen Please call Arden
064 Work Wanted
ROOF LEAKS FIXED and
minor repairs 18 years experl ence Work guaranteed After 4 p m. call 752 5904
SEAMSTRESS, makes clothes repairs, alterations 825 0644
TRIMCO PAINT COMPANY
Residential and commercial painting Call I 523 4938 USED CAR SALESMAN seek Ing employment. 10 years expe rience selling, buying, and managing lot Married and set tied Will consider relocating Also wife looking work office work, titles and contracts 522
2849 or 442 1042 .___
WILL DO yard work, exterior painting. Free estimates Call after 5, 754 4980
WILLIAM'S PLUMBING and
Repair. All Types of Plumbing repairs, reasonable rates Deigendabllity 3^5 7523
068
Antiques
A.A. A J. ANTIQUES and used furniture and Brie A Brae 119 West 3rd Street. Aydcn NC 744 2891 or 746 4240 10 6 dally Saturday.8 5 Closed Sunday
FURNITURE STRIPPING
Hand stripped in pure ctiemjcal bath Complete removal ot paint and varishes Tar Road An tiques. Same location since 1978 New Hours 355 6003
SECRETARY. Regency chair 754 4945
069
Auctions
itroudat I 975 2783
RESIDENTIAL AND Commer cial Lawn Care We cut grass, rake lawns, trim and plant shrubs, roof and gutter clean Ing. No job too small Call for free estimate 758 1346,758 3447
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Would you Inveit 17,178.00 (ter product order) II you wore eeleetod to bo our local dealer tor our new Electric BMoard, If you could earn up to 40H groaa protlt. If ao and H you are ready to act now call to arrange for a paraonal denwn-alratlon. Call Mr. Lae 1-804-
CANVAS AWNINGS C. L. Lupton Co. 752-6116
GLASS A SCREEN REPAIRS CvoHmWIr6ow8
oiidDoon
2220 Olcklnaon Avtnut 756-2585
MAHHEWS SEPTIC TANK CO,
NEW WSTALUTIONS REPAIRS PUMPING I CLEANING Pttt County Permit #104 u Taera ExparlatKa
PHONE 753-4097
8 AM to 9 PM
HELP WANTED
Applications being ac-captad for:
Bus help Wait parsons Bartenders
Bar managers
Hosts/hostesses
Cashiers
Food prep personnel Dishwashers Apply In person only, Tuesday, 12-5 p.m.. 225 New Bern Hwy, Frenchmens Creek Shopping Village, Kinston, N.C.. (Formerly Zachary's Restaurant).
FOR ALL YOUR auction needs contact Country Boys Auction 8, Realty Company. Washington, N C 946 6007
080 Fuel, Wood, Coal
MCLAWHORN'SOak Firewood Discount summer price Call 756 7703
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081
Furniture
go._ ------------ . --------
headboard and nightstand, 5400 Large office desx, very goo< condition. $50 Brand, new an
swering machine, used I month, $75 1981 Encyclo^la Britan
nica, brand new, ($1200 new) $300 Complete set 754 1945 CONTEMPORARY sleeper sofa, L shaped, earthtone colors Used II months Excellent con dition $l50llrm Call 752 4314 If no answer leave message
FOR SALE. Solid oak dining rcm 'table with 4 chairs Call 754 4991
FOR SALE Clayton Marcus sleeper sofa and matching chair Floral design $300 After 6, 754 4822
LANE sola bed couch, I twin bed (complete) and wooden table 758 3767
PLAID SOFA (86") and math'c mg chair $175 756 7930 after 8 p m
SEALY kino size mattress, box springs and bed frame $200 Call 758 0085
SOLID WOOD COMPLETE bed. chest of drawers with mirror, dinette set, 3 spare sola cum bed, 2 twin mattresses, adding machine, and black and white 12 "TV Call 355 5395or 756 6449 TWO NIGHTSTANDS, brass lamp, dresser and a magazine rack Call Angela at 756 1887 after 5 30
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BMWTECHNICIAN-TRAINEE NEEDED
Some automotive experience required. Start at ground level position with chance for advancement to Master Technician. Excellent training. Salary commensurate with experience Excellent benefits. For an inten/iew, please contact George James, Service Director,
Bob Barbour Inc.
Greenville, N.C. (919)355-7200
DAVIS YACHTS INC.
P.O. Box 609 Wanchese, N.C. 27981 * (919) 473-1111
MOLD BUILDERS/TOOLERS
Davis Yachts, Inc. Desires Skilled Woodworkers Add Laminators Capable Of Building Wooden Plugs For Fiberglass Molds.
Good, Clean Working Conditions, Excellent Pay And Benefits. Positions Available Immediately.
Please Call For Appointment. Davis Yachts/Don Griffin or Bill Pearce 919 473-1111
$
SPECIALS
A Chance Of A Lifetime! $2399 Buys Any Of These Units
1980 Pontiac Sunbird
White, automatic, air condition, local trade-in.
1981 Chevrolet Chevette
Beige, 4 speed transmission, air condition.
1976 Pontiac Bonneville
Blue, 75,000 miles. Sharp as a tack. Local trade-in.
1980 Pontiac Sunbird
Gray, automatic transmission, sunroof, one owner.
1978 Ford LTD II
4 door. Light blue, 63,000 miles, one owner, -
1980 Chevrolet Malibu Wagon
White, automatic transmission, air condition, clean.
1978 Olds Cutlass Supreme
2 door. Metallic blue, tilt wheel, automatic transmission, air condition,
OTHER SPECIALS
1981 Cadillac Coupe De Ville
Sparkling white, 64,000 miles. SharpI.......................
$6795.00
1982 Cadillac Sedan De Vllle
Slate gray, 49,(XX) miles, extra clean.....................................
$9595.00
BROWN & WOOD
-INC.-
1355-6080
329 Greenville Blvd.
f
BEDROOM SUIT 6 piece blonde mahogany bedroom set Good condition Asking $4(X) Call 758 5386 anytime
BEDROOM SUIT Pine look with floral design on if, very lood condition, 2 dressers.
081
Furniture
SOFA, yellow, blue and green, stylish, like new, $329 754 5601
082 Garage-Yard Sales
HUGE YARD SALE Starts Saturday and ends Sunday Household Items, furniture, electronic tools, clothing, linens, and much more Something for everyone Stop in and see Prices are great! Located at Calico Crossroads on intersec tIon of 102 and 43 On the way to AAorehead Beach._
086 Farm Equipment
BULK TOBACCO curing barn 1978 126 rack Roanoke Call 752 7580after4p m
TWO 10,000 BUSHEL grain bins with unloading augers and sweeps Dryer equipped 41 toot 8 ' au^er Days 752 1232, nights
ip tr
with grain body Call 752 7580 after 6 p m
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088 Farm Products
thrup King and Delta and Pine varilles We also have Sorghum and Forages (or summer graz ing. Call Ayden Nitrogen 746 2152, Ayden, NC
08 Fruits & Vegetables
BLUEBERRIES. June. July, and August SOc a pound Nelson's Blueberry Farm, Highway 55 East, Bridgeton 63/'2180.
PEACHES FOR SALE Bill
McLawhorn 746 3452.
REO IRISH POTATOES $4" bushel. Call 754 4412
092
Livestock
HORSEBACK RIDING. Jarman Stables, 752 5237
PALOMINO GELDING, very gentle, with tack Excellent condition $500 Call 744 3042
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PLASTIC
SLIP COVERS
LADIES! Are your chairs covered with sheets and towels? See your chairs and know they are protected with Clear Plastic Covert from smoke, stains dust. etc. We fit any shape or style with heavy clear plastic and Tippers in home. SPECIALt Sofa & Chair covered (4 pillows or less) ONLY $125. Call
AHSBY'S PLASfN COVERS
l-SI047f 3 Ml 1-SS3-4333
i. AMT
099 Miscellaneous
A BIG SALE in progess Millie's Antiques and Crafts 43 South, 4 miles from Plaza Mall Everything in stock reduced 10 50% now through July I Monday Friday, lO 4 Saturday 12 4. Sunday 2 5 754 7680 or 756 3778
ALUMINUM ROOF COAfTG
(5 gallon), $)9 75 Mobile home skirting, $3.49 Builders Bargain Center, 758 7061
099 Miscellaneous
BRIDAL GOWN, skirt and veil, size 13/14, $250 758 3296 CALL CHARLES TICE, 758 3013. tor small loads sand, top soil, stone, pine bark Also backhoe and driveway work CAMPER TOP~"in good condi tion. Fits regular size Ford or Chevy Call 355 6752 early morn ings or evenings
APPLIANCE SPRING SALE on
ma|Or appliances Rebuilt and guaranteed $95 and up Call 744 2444
BEDROOM SUIT Girls 4 poster bed with canopy, nightstand and chest ot drawers, beige trimmed in peach and lade Pri liable Call 754 7934
rice neqo
BRAND NEW' Litton microwave oven No money down Less than $)6 per month Furniture Liquidators. 2818 East 10th Street. Greenville 758 8093
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ELECTRONIC CASH Register NCR. like new, programmable tor hundreds of items Excellent price See at Barker's Refrigeration 2227 Memorial Drive
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099 Miscellaneous
ENJOY THE SUMMER more with a Dixie Belle Swing and a Party Time deluxe picnic table Quality products from treated wood Call Durawood Products 754 0339
FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE:
Copiers, typewriters, com puters, hof water pressure washers, carpet cleaning equipment. Allen engine analyzer, executive office desk, slush machine, AB Dick duplicator and cash registers Call 752 3850. Coastal Leasing Corporation, 2820 East 10th Street, Greenville.
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FAST FARE is the finest convenience store chain in America with many iocations in the Greenviile area. We need energetic, dependable people for the following positions:
Managers $11,284 $17,680 yrly.
Asst. Managers, $3.50 $4.70 hr.
F/T & P/T Clerks, $3.50 $4.00 hr.
3rd Shift pays an additional 25* per hour
Our full-time employees enjoy outstanding benefits including profit sharing, credit union, paid vacation, sick leave, and much more. -
Why not work for the best.
Immediate positions available. Apply at the Fast Fare Division office located at 222-B Cotanche Street in Greenville between 9 A.M. and 4 P.M.
Equal Opportunity Employar M/F
USED
REFRIGERATORS RANGES a WASHERS
FOR SALE V. A. MfrritttSMS
207 Evans 752-3736
SOCIAL
ACTIVITY
DIRECTOR
Prefer B G m Social Work with experience in Long Term Care Ability to plan and coordinate a Therapeutic Activity Program Call Alawoise Flanagan, 753-5547, 8:30 a m.-5:00 p m , Monday thru Friday GUARDIAN CARE o(
FARMVILLE Routa 1. Box 96 Farmvilla, NC 27828 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MrF Handicappvd
IF...
If you can be trained!
If you have a desire for sales!
If you would like a salary while you train!
If you would like all fringe benefits! If you would like a paid vacation!
If you can take supervision!
If you dont mind work!
\Ne would like to talk to you!
Please apply to East Carolina Lincoln-Mercury-GMC
EAST CAROLINA Lincoln-Mercury
West End Circle, Greenville 756-4267 EOE
SUPER DEALS
Greenville Auto Centers 1st Annual Motorcycle Clearance Sale
Aii Cycies Priced Beiow Current
N.A.D.A Whoiesaie Price Prices Good Through Wednesday, July 2,1986
SALE
N.A.D.A. PRICE
198! Yamaha 650..............$825 $700
1980 Suzuki GS 850..!......$1150 $800
1976 Honda 550 Four.........$500 $350
1980 Kawasaki 650............$840 $500
1984 Suzuki 1150...........$2300 $1995
1980 Honda CB-750...........$960 $700
1979 Jeep CJ-7 Renegade
Automatic, new top.......................................$4295
1978 Datsun Truck
standard transmission, AM-FM....,...............$1895
1978 Ford Van.........................................$4295
1982 Ford XL-150
Automatic, air, AM-FM, sliding window $4895
1982 Dodge 400
Automatic, air, power steering........................$995
1977 Oids Cutiass
Green, automatic, ilr, AM-FM..........................$995
1981 Chevroiet Chevette
Blue, air, standard transmission...................$1895
1976 Piymouth Fury
4 door, brown, air, power steering...................$995
1976 OidsOeita 88
Automatic, air, 2 door, white.........................$1995
1977 OidsDeita
Automatic, air condition..................................$895
1977 Ford LTD
White, automatic, air, AMfFM..........................$895
1980 Chevrolet Citation
Automatic, air, AMfFM..................................$2395
1980 Ford Granada
Power steering and brakes, stereo...............$2395
1980 Pontiac Phoenix
Air, automatic, power steering.....................$1995
1979 Chevroiet Blazer
Automatic, air condition..................... $3995
Qneeneti
lAutoi
Center I
Warranties Available On Most Cars
MARION PARRIS The Man With The Plan
White, AM-FM, automatic, air................
........$2295
1977 Chevrolet Camaro
Brown, AM-FM, Automatic, air...............
........$2695
1977 Volkswagen Rabbit
Standard transmission...........................
..........$995
1978 Datsun 200-SXGLX
5 speed, AM/FM stereo..........................
.......$1795
1979 Toyota Clica
LIftback, 5 speed, air, AM-FM................
.......$2995
1980 Datsun 280-ZX
5 speed, air, AM-FM, sunroof.................
.......$5995
1980 Pontiac Firebird
Air, automatic, AM/FM stereo................
.......$3395
1979 Ford LTD
Beige, air, automatic, AM-FM stereo
.......$2195
1979 Pontiac Bonneville
Fully loaded....................................
1979 Ford Thunderbird
Air, automatic, power steering...............
.......$2795
1980 Buick Regal
Air condition, AM/FM, power steering
........$3995
1980 Peugeot 505 SLD
Diesel, sunroof, automatic......................
......$3195
1980 Ford Thunderbird
Gray, automatic. AM/FM stereo..............
......$2495
1981 Chevrolet Camaro
Blue, air, AM/FM stereo......................
1980 Datsun B-210
5 speed, radio..........................................
1980 Toyota Clica
Air, AM/FM stereo...............................
1977 Ford Thunderbird
White, automatic, air, AM/FM.................
......$1995
1978 Chevrolet Impala
Air, automatic, power steering................
......$1895
1978 Cadillac Eldorado
Automatic, air.....................................
1978 Mercury Zephyr
Air, AM/FM.....................................
1978 Olds Cutlass Supreme
Blue.........................................
1978 Pontiac Phoenix......................
1979 Ford LTD Brown..............
1980 Toyota Corolla
Automatic, air condition...........
1977 Lincoln Mark IV
Blue, fully loaded..................
1978 Datsun B-210...............!,...
1978 Toyota Clica
Automatic, radio....................
1979 Ford Mustang
Green. 4 speed, AM/FM. air.................
1979 Pontiac Trans AM
Fully loaded......................................
See Marion Parris, Manager
GREENVILLE AUTO CENTER
In Front Of Holiday Inn 711 N. Memorial Dr.
758-8899
Financing Arranged Through Regional Acceptance Corp.
099 Miscellaneous
MKrti remnants;;; coS-Tfha ''i''
oapproved carpet
G*r*n ''^' *''** *rve
Green Grass Carpet 12 29 square yard No wax vinvl $2 59
^uareyard.',-Pr,,r,eushion
Wt The Carpet Bargain Center Greenville, NC, 758 OOS7
STRVCURT^T^
made for bay window and kitch TM 7934*'"*
n* American
Drew Oak bedroom suite Twin with mattress, desk and
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The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N C
Sunday. June 29, 1986 Q.5
099 Miscellaneous
GOLD AND SILVER "
yve pay top daily market price for class rings, wedding bands, diamonds, silver and gold, coins, coin collections, steriino silver, etc
Coin and Ring Man 752 3864
REENVILLE GRAPHICS
Computer Generated Vinyl Let ters for all your signage needs Custom art work and tvoeset '''9,2803 B South Evans^eet 355 2799
MARDWOOO DEN SUIT, Couch, chair, ottoman, coffoo and end tables $300 Call 756 ^5 or 756 5283 and ask for Lin
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LP GAS SERVICEMAN
Experience in LP gas necessary. Good working conditions. Company truck furnished. Must have telephone. Send replies to:
LP Gas Serviceman P.O. Box 1967 Greenville, NC 27835
WANTED
EXPERIENCED ROOFEII
Tools Required
C. L. Lupton Compony 752-6116
Morris Blueberry Farm
LOCATED: 1 Mile North of New Bern On US 17 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Plcl* Bring Your
Your ^ Own
Own Conleiner
637.6896
637.6630
637.3709
SHIFT MANAGER
Potential Salary to $18,500
FRANCHISE ENTERPRISES, INC. A LICENSEE OF HARDEES FOOD SYSTEMS. INC. is com stantly looking for good people like you with management potential, who enjoy making money the old-fashioned way you earn it.
As a Shift Manager you can expect annual service awards, development training programs as well as;
Excellent starting salary ($12,480 - $18,500 negotiable based on your experience)
Fully paid insurance plan, effective 1st day of employment.
Paid vacation, 2 weeks after 1 year.
Profit sharing retirement plan.
Relocation assistance.
Advancement opportunities.
For an outstanding opportunity with a proven leader, call; George Goldbeck at our toll-free number, 1 800-682-1344 on Monday, June 30th from 9 a.m. 5 p.m. or send resume or work history in confidence to his attention.
fMfc/fSf mm/sfs wc.
Box 1828 1313 N. Church St Rocky Mount. N.C. 27801
An Oppoflwniiy Cmptoy/ M/F
ASSISTANT COORDINATOR FOR PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAM, MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE EDUCATION NETWORK,
UNC, CHAPEL HILL
Responsibilities include developing and implementing statewide Pre-College Program for Mathematics and Science; providing training and development for MSEN Pre-College Staff at the Centers throughout the state as well as for teachers and volunteers; developing materials, reports and publications for use in the Pre-College Program; preparing proposals; developing efficient data management, program evaluation and center evaluation plans; serving i as liason and making presentations to relevant groups; preparing and monitoring Pre-College Budgets; planning and monitoring MSEN Pre-College Program start up, expansion and general long-term planning; working with other MSEN staff to coordinate the efforts of the various programs.
QUALIFICATIONS; An Advanced College degree in an appropriate field and experience working with Pre-College Programs, public educators, government leaders. University personnel and business leaders to improve Mathematics and Science education in the schools; experience administering Mathematics or Science Projects focused on minority and female students is preferred; background in Science, Engineering or Mathematics recommended; strong writing and oral communications skills; experience writing proposals.
Starting salary is $30,000. Position available starting immediately. Application deadline: July 7, 1986. To apply, send letter of application, resume, and three current letters of recommendation to: Dr. Vinetta Jones, Network Coordinator, 201 Peabody Hall 037A, UNC Chapel Hill, NC 27514, An Equal Opportunity Employer.
SUMMER SIZZU
EXCITEMENT SltE!
. *
WERE STEAMING FOR YOU!
1986 GMC SIERRA
Chroma (rant bumpor BMkup llghtf Dual mirror
Dual tpaad Ipart Argam grill Drip moldlngt HoarHamp moliVnga Slorra namaplala Tintad giau Air condltlening Doma lamp WIdatlda aqulpmant
Powar brakaa Powar ataarlng Automatic tranamlaalon Rally whaala Clgaratta llghtar Radio AM/FM ttoroo TIrta P20S/7S R1S WSW Brlta body aid# moldlngt Qaugaa Accant atrip#
Cutlom yinyl btnch Long bad
1986 COUGAR
Room lor llvt 3.8 litar V-8 angina Automatic lianimittlon Air conditioning
AMfFM (laroo radio with catMlta playar
Powar ataarlng
Powar brakai
Powar drlYtr't taat
Powar lock group
Powar windowa
Flngartip apaad control
Latthar-wrappad till ataarlng whaal
Quarti analog clock
Dual powar raarelaw mitrora
Light group
Raar-wlndow datrostar
Intarval windahlald wipari
Tintad gltia
llluminalad dual laor tnlly mirrort WSW ataal-balltd ladltl tiraa Polycaat whaala
80140 raclining aplil banch t^ta LCD digital apaadomalar and odomatar Sida-wlndow damlslara Bodyaida accant atfipaa Ffonl atabllliar bar Nitrogan gaa-praaaurliad Ironi alrula and raar ahocka
Vinyl Inaart bodyaida molding Cantar conaolatta
Lowar bodyaida corroaion protacllon And much mor
1986 MERCURY LYNX L
OPTION PACKAGE FEATURES:
AM/FM atarao radio Elactric raar-wlndow dalroatar Ovarhaad contola with digital clock Dual ramola-control mirror
Inatrumantatlon group Light group
Intanal windahlald wipart Tintad glata
Front and raar bumpar rub atrips and guarda WIda bodyaida molding STANDARD FEATURES:
Front-whaal driaa
1.9-litar lour-cyllndar angina
Four-apaad manual oaardrlva trantaala
Powar brakaa All-aaaaon ataai-baltad radial tlraa Low-back individual raclining aaats Flat-folding raar aaat
Indapandani MacPharaon atrul front auapanalon
Fully Indapandant raar tutpantion
Color-kayad conaolatia
Saml-ttylad ataal whuaia
Aarodynamic htlogan haadlampa
Malntananca-fraa battary
And much mora
1986 MERCURY TOPAZ GS
OPTION PACKAGE FEATURES:
AM/FM atarao radio with caaaatla playar
Elactric raar-wlndow dalroatar
Tilt ataarlng whaal
Digital clock
Light group
Intarval windahlald wipara
Locking lual tillar door with ramota rataaaa
Ramota dacklld ralaaaa
STANDARD FEATURES:
Front-whaal driva
2.3-lltar HSC EFI lour-cyllndar angina Fiva-apaad manual ovardriva irtnaaiia
Air conditioning Powar ataaring Powar brakaa
All-aaaaon alaal-ballad radial tlraa SIda-wlndow dafoggara
Tachomatar. tamparalura gauga and trip odomalar Tintad
Dual powar ramota<ontrol mtrrora
Raclining, cloth-trlmmad, low-back, individual front aaata
Color-kayad conaolatta
Dual accant paint ttrlpaa
WIda bodyaida molding
Bumpar rub atrlpt
Aarodynamic halogan haadlampa
And much itkkb to chooaa Irom-Sisr
1986 LINCOLN TOWN CAR
Comfort/convanlanca packaga 8 way powar paaa aaat
Dual ilium vlior vanity mirrora Haadlamp convanlanca GRP Front and raar matt Convantlonal alza apara Powar dacklld pulldown Valino couch root S.OL EFI angina Auto ovardriva tranamlaalon Locking wirn whaal covara Cloth twin comfort aoati Powar windowt/wlth mini vanta
A-4
Powar door lockt Tin ataarlng column Fingartip tpaad control Powar ataarlng Dalroatar GRP Intarval wiport Auto tamp air conditioning Powar antanna Auto parking braka ralaaaa Elactronic AM-FM atarao Ramota control docklld raiaaao And much mor
7.75
48 Mo. Red Carpet Lease
1986 MERKUR XR4T
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
2.3L Turbochargad EFI angina
5-Spaad manual Irtnamitaion
Indapandani raar tutpantion
Qaa-flllad thock abtorbart
PIralli PS 195/60HR-t4 tlraa
Catl-Alumlnum /tiloy Whaala
Front and raar atabllizar bart
Varlabla ratio powar rtck-and-pinion ataarlng
Powar front diac brakaa
Halogan haadlampa and loglampa
Air Conditioning
Gray laalhar
Moonrool
Automatic Irantmlitlon Haatad front aaata Powar windowa Powar door lockt Markur Commilmani 5-MPH Ironl/raar bumpara Elaclronic AM/FM atarao caaaatla Dual powar hoalad mirror Muin-adjuatabl front aaata Intarmlttani windahlald wipart Raar wipor and wathar Raar window dalroatar Dual conaolo map llghia Footwall light with tima dalay Raar ahouldor balti Split loKFdown raar tatl
1985 Lincoln Town Car 1985 Continental 1985 Continental
1985 Mark VII 1985 Grand Marquis LS 1985 Grand Marquis
0
,0
SAVE $1,000s
SIZZLIN SPECIALS
1986 Sable GS - Loaded, 2,000 miles
1986 Cougar GS - Loaded, 12,000 miles
1986 Chevrolet Silverado - 4x4, loaded, 11,000 miles
1985 Cougar GS - Loaded, fully equipped, 30,000 miles
1984 Datsun 300 ZX - Loaded
1984 GMC Pickup High Sierra - Power windows, loaded
1984 Lincoln Mark VII - Leather, loaded
1984 Datsun Sentra Wagon
1983 Mercury Grand Marquis LS - Leather, very clean
1981 Datsun 280Z 2 + 2, 40,000 miles, extra clean
1980 VW Rabbit- 4 speed, sunroof, air, extra clean
*159
OR LESS per mo.
M39
OR LESS! per mo.
1984 Mercury Lynx - Low mileage, automatic, air 1983 Mercury Zephyr - Extra clean, low mileage 1982 Peugeot 505S - Loaded, diesel, automatic, air 1982 Ford Crown Victoria - Loaded 1981 Chevrolet Silverado - Pick-up, loaded 1981 Datsun Pickup - 4x4, roll bar 1981 Mercury Marquis - Loaded, clean
*$159.00 payment based on 1981 model, price $4900, $500 plus NC
Sales Tax down, 36 payments, 17.97 APR, total payments $5724.00.
1983 Ford Escort - automatic, air, very economical 1983 Ford Escort Wagon - air, clean 1982 Chevrolet Cavalier Type 10, very sporty 1981 Chevrolet Malibu - Low mileage, air 1981 Chevrolet Citation - V6, automatic, air
**$139.44 payment based on 1981 model, price $3900, $500 plus NC Sales Tax down, 30 payments, 17.97 APR, total payments $4183.20.
MERCURY
LINCOLN
W*sl F.nd Circle
viieeitvUle
EAST CAROLINA
Lincoln-MercuryGMC
TRUCKS
756-4267
If
1'
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ININO ROOM TABLE with 6 Ivel chairs, S300 firm 3 7890 r4 30p m
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electric range good con
dilion 758 1047
GE WINDOW air conditioner Good condition 575 756 443V
FOR SALE 3 :/bit toot freezer. $125 <.all 752 $648 after 5 ur weekends
FDR SALE; Small upright freezer, full size mattress and box springs 570 Call 758 6504
etKt dryer, ex catlenf condition. 5500 355 7890 atter4 30p m
SEAkS BETA VCR, used, 575 Call 751 3034 after 5pm
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MOVING
DEMO
SALE!!!
Due to our impending move to our new location, the below listed DEMOS
will be offered at DEALER COST!
stock* Model I
5890 1985 Oldsmobile Firenza LX
Cruiser Station wagon, fully loaded including air, automatic cruise con
trol.
6080
1985 Oldsmobile foronado
Brougham Coupe - Lignt oeige, loaded with equipment
$AVE$$$ MUST SEE AND DRIVE TO APPRECIATE
stock # Model
7134 1986 Nissan 300 ZX Light pew
ter, 2 seater, automatic transmission, t-tops, SPECIAL DEMO PRICE!
6948 1986 Nissan 200 Hatchback
Loaded, red. Was $13,196, $ALE PRICE $11,442.
We have MANY More to choose from... ALL these cars WILL BE SOLD!
SPECIAL SALE!! NOW GOING ON!
If you have ever desired an Olds Delta 88, now is the time to buy! Fantastic Savings!! on all Delta 88 Broughams, 2 & 4 doors in |fetock! LOW, LOW financing thru GMAC
"5.9%!
n
The NEW 1987 Maxima 4 door and wagons are in stock and arriving daily. Also 1987 Sentras and 1987 Stanzas
2 AVAILABILITY MAY NEVER BE GREATER!
PRICES MAY NEVER BE LOWER!
On All New Nissan Trucks
Financing Program funded 100% by Nissan...
WILL BE ENDING ON JULY 2nd!
101 HOOKER RD.
HOLT OLDS-NISSAN
756-3115
HOUSE SALE; Appliances, home and office furniture, color TV Everything goes Coll 355-Six
HUFFY EXERCISE BIKE, $49
756 M01_
INSTANT CASH
I LOANS ON A BUYING TV's.
, Stereos, cameras, typewrifers, gold & silver, anything else of value Southern Gun & Pawn I Shop. 753 2464 IVORY WHITE wedding gown, size 14 Veil and underskirt Call
746 2294 after 5_
JOHN DEERE tractor/mower,
I 210 series. 3 years old 756 3714 KING SIZED battled waterbed matlress, liner, healer and I thermoslai, $7Jfirm 752 5986
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SEE YOURSELF ON BUTTON
2'A" buttons can be made for a mere S3.50 it you send a picture to Carroll Sales, 707 East 3rd Street, Greenville, NC 274 or call 752 5611.
SHAMPOO YOUR RUGI Rent shampooers and vacuums at Rental Tool Company.
SHINGLES, S13.50 square 9 3/ 8"X 16' Hardboard Siding. $2.49. 90 lb. Roll Roofing. S7 95,13' 5-V Tin, $6.99. Builders Bargain Center, 758 7061.
SOFA AND 2 CHAIRS. 19 " color TV. size 12 wedding dress, large Tarpaulin. Call 75^-1544.
stand $195
5 amp 1 Call 752
1872
The
the
LAST DAY SALE
Clothesline Located I basement of Jarvis AAemorial United Methodist Church June 30th All items halt price
LAWN MOWER SALE MTO
Product line 38 " cut, n horse I power, electric start, lights, 7 speed transmission Trade ins accepted Written warranty Free set up and delivery Call 756 0090
LAWN MOWER REPAIR ar.d tone up Will pick up and deliver Call 756 4071
MANSIZEO brown vinyl win< back chair like new 5100 75ii 5088
MATTRESS SETS: Full size $89 Brand new. Twin size mat tress set $79 Furniture Liquida tors 2818 East lOth Street Greenville. 758 8093
MOVING SALE. Bunk beds and mattresses. 2 typewriters guitar boys bike and TV stand Call 756 6786
POOL TABLES 8' model 1' lifetime warranty slate $846 Delivered, setup with playing equipment Easy Instant Credit Game Woi Id Inc I 821 3488
RCA l9" color' TV with remote coritrol Cable ready No money down Less than $16 per month Furniture Liquidators, 2818 East 10th Street, Green ville 758 8093
RCA 26'~COLOR~fvT"ivifh remote control Cable ready styles to choose No money down Less than $29 per month Furniture Liquidators. 2818 East lOth Street, Greenville 758 8093
REFRIGERAtOR Sears Ke7 more 15 cubic teet Avocado $135 Call 758 0082
REPOSSESSED -- Electrolux vacuums, shampooers ana uprights Call Dealer 756 6711 RICH'IoP'TOIL, till dirt, pinebark Loader/bacnnoe, dump truck services 756 4472
RUSS wate'rb'e'osT ki
Grower's Warehouse. Wilson moving to Wilson County Fairgrounds Warehouse Clear ance Sale Beds $129.95 and up Bookcase beds, 5199 95 and up Also located Highway 258 North, Kinston Call 522 0888.
555SAVE MONEY555 We have a few previously owned Elec trolux vacuums and sham
fiooers All have been hofoughly inspected and carry a new machine warranty Vacuuums are complete with power nozzle and all deluxe at tachments These models must be sold now! Call 756 6711 to ar range tor a free home presenta tion, with no obligation or visit your local Electrolux office at 105 Traoe Street
Programmable 756 0270
SCANNER
Descrambler
rnORT SLEEVED So^7 wedding gown tor sale. New, size 10. 5250 Bridal Hat, new. $150 Call756 S439after6p m
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30 X 60 DESK *199
CAROLINA OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.
Cot.'ier of Pitt A Green St.
Now Available SUNSCREENS 70% Heat Blockage Carolina Windows and Doors 2220 Dickinson Avenue 7S6-2S8S
SWUNMINO
POOLS
Chemicals, Supplies Construction
355-7121
Hiw4> 43 South. Greenville
SPECIAL Safe
MoOfci S-1 fjecial Price s-,2250
Hug Prict $177.00
TAFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT
aoSS EiansSI. 752-2175
anm-fiMi mms
On All I ybb Chevrolet Cars & Trucks No One Strikes Out And No One Draws A Walk!
Excellent Selection Available In Stock
Caprice Monte Carlo Celebrity
Cavalier
Nova
Spectrum
El Camino
2 & 4 Wheel Drive S*10 Blazers CK&C>10 Pickups
SPECIAL FINANCING
As Low As
5.9%
Ends June 30,1986
We Need Used Cars & Trucks!
We Take Pride In Stocking Our Own Trade-Ins And Not Cars From The Used Car Sales. Now Could Be Your Best Time To Trade For That New Car Or Truck You Have Been Considering.
WYNNE
CHEVROLET
Hwy64&13
On The Corner, On The Square"
Bethel, N.C. Phone 825-4321
SOLID PINE HUTCH TOP Ex
cellent condition Glass doors in front, lighted. 5200 AAoving, must sell Call 756 8532
STORE FIXTURES and silk screen equipment for sale 756 6001
TAKE UP PAYMENTS of
$24.88. Brand new washer/ dryer. Nothing down All types liances available. Call I
of ai 800^
10387
TOPSOIL. fill sand, mortar sand, rock Ernest Sutton's Hauling, 758 5998 USED TVS for Sale. 19 " Remote RCA color 5175 Cox Elec Ironies 756 3110
VCR RCA 3 heads, wireless remote, visual search, last tor ward and reverse, frame ad vanee, slow motion, 4 program, 2 week timer with backup 80 preset/107 channel cable capable tuner No money down Less than 516 per month. Fur niture Liquidators. 2818 East lOth Street, Greenville 758 8093
WANTED TD BUY: Old coin operated machines Juke boxes, drink machines, etcetera Call 756 3335
WASHER, Dryers, freezers, refrigerators, coloi tvs/stuves $100 up Guaranteed 746 6939 WASHER AND DRYER Gib son Heavy Duty large capacity Almond color Complete mat China set Less than $29_pcr month. No money down Fur niture Liquidators. 2818 East lOth Street, Greenville 758 8093 WATiRBEDVACCESSORIES King size mattresses, 524 95, heaters, 524 95. liners 56 99 2 way rail pads, 516 95. 5 way rail pads, 549 95. AAattress pads, 57 99, sheets as low as 116 95 Furniture Liquidators. 2818 East lOth Street, Greenville. 758 8093.
WATERBEOS We will not be undersold by anyone on waterb eds and waterbed accessories AAanv styles as low as 515 per month with no money down Furniture Liquidators, 2818 bast 10th Street. Greenville 758 8093
i
12" BLACK AND WHITE tv,
530. Twin bed, $50 Call Cnrls 752 2126after 5p.m.
1964 SCHOOL BUS. $299 758
4011.
3 HIMALAYAN kittens. 7 weeks old. $175. Call 746-2419 after 8 p.m.
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AAobile Homes For Sale
A ALMOST NEW OAKWOOD 14x70 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and many extras, already set up in nice park. NO DOWNPAY MENT Assume monthly ppy ments. Save 100s of $$$ and move in now! Call 757-3987 or 746 3707
BEAUTIFUL 24x50 Masonite mobile home Greatroom with woodstove. heat air. 2 bedrooms. 2 batns. wood deck on ront and back $15.000 Louise Moseley Realty, Inc 746 2166
FOR LESS than 5685down you can start to own your own 2 or 3 bedroom dream home with over 900 square teet of leisurely living space These homes also include double door refrigerator, deluxe electric range, wall to wll carpeting in living room bedrooms and hall, cathedral ceiling, paddle fan with many more extras. Must see to be lleve. All this tor less than $198 m month. We will make the first 2 payments, you won't have a monthly payment for 90 days. Call Greenville Housing Center today at 756-9874.
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Bickpieking, Camping, VM Booti, Steal Toei, Cinteena. Mesa KIta. Cota, Foottockara, Conon Ropa Hammocka, Work Clothaa. Plus Military Surplua.
Browsars Welcome
ARMY-NAVY STORE
1501 S. Evans
Rent A
NEW CAR
As Low As ,
$1800
Per Day .
Brown & Wood isuzu
Downtown
752-2882
MOBILE HOMES
Something
NEW
"CUSTOM
WINDOWS
Just For YOU!
C.L. Lupton Co. 752-6116
NCLN lU Hit Stttm A OEA HM rns AREA
I
</ fCiU art itHi */a/ion a/a looking to, t/ia ttna Ofifiortoniif ot rtpratei Lincoln LOg Ho'rei Pr kV/.tnar, ic uriiiniiea
fBAlURlNG-
Si. a' uriiiu.rn uo jg*
Eacluaiva "waatner k)h"
coTitari
Two^lay iroining progi lor all doalart
Proiaciad toiaa lamic
USSI "Maxi-Mini' tolar tirapiaca total homa h >ng SYSitm *hal cer ftiii'in'; Ufi In 2)%, Irm rj '* i.jA- x m
" in l-,lt p, ;
samWati
Individual aataciad muti naa abtiiiy to purchaao or inort 0N)t a lij.tO modol non. CallMH LANCE 1704)9924151 wOt/aet' Lincoln Log Homaa,
uno luinbai Una Kanitm
ulio NC M0B1 ^
102 AAobile Homes For Sale
^ BUY for you 1984
Belmont", ?ully fur
2 fr'p central
oir (ot heat pump), readw to
move, ,n to LocatSl ii RuM ?
R>(^e Park, "Country Quier only minutes from town Assume loan, no eouitv quired Call Roger at 750 5434
Unbelievable!
1986 14 wide Oakwcx>d oniw Homes 750 S434, Greenville, NC 27834
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Mobile Homes For Sale
SALE: W3 12 X 60 Mobile home Excellent condition with many extras tSOOO Call 946
FREEfff 1986 Oakwood Monte^lla II and 1987 Porttiac TransAm. 7S6S434 Oakwood Homes, Greenville, NC IF YOU NEED
hice used norne, 2 or 3 bedrooms, come by Calvary Mobile Homes, 264 By-Pass, Greenville. 756 5114.
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102 AAobile Homes For Sale
NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 bath mobile home with over 1000
square feet of leisure living
n
space. Includes cathedral ceil mg, Casablanca fan, cabinet space to chef's delight, fully furnished and much more to see Less than 1200 per month Call Greenville Housing Center at 756 9874
OAKWOOD, 1979, 14x58 Par tially furnished, washer/dryer, set up, central heat and air
Highland Trailer Park $7500 Call Cindy at 752 8897
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STORES AVAILABLE
^ IN THE BUSY
CAROLINA EAST
CONViMENCE CENTER
ADJOINING THE CAROLINA EAST MALL
RENTS AS LOW AS *6.50 PER SQ. FT.
, FREE SET UP TIME
CALL MANAGERS COLLECT:
ROSS REALTY INVESTMENTS, INC,
(30S) 9e3-1S00
102 j Mobile Homes For Sale '
IT'S SIMPLEI 10 75% APR on ly at Oakwood Home* 756 5434 Greenville, NC 27834
MOBILE HOME FOR SALE, $2500 756 9461
NEW 3 BEDROOM 2 bath multisectional home with over 1100 square feet of comfortable jiving spKe which includes frost free refrigerator, cathedral celling, total electric, stainless steel sink with single lever
102
Mobilt Homes For Sale
faucet, masonite siding, shingle itlo
roof, ESP heavy insulation package with iform windows and much, much more For less than $295 per month. Call Greenville Housing Center at 756 9874.
8100.00 DOWN OELIVERSI On
ly at Oakwood Homes 756 5434 Greenville, NC 27834
RITZCRAFT, 12x55, 2 bedrooms, deck, washer/dryer, curtains, wood heater $4995 355 2808
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REDUCED. 1981 14x70 3 bedroom, 1'/ bath Commodore. Great layout. 3rd bedroom lar^ than nwt Large bar in kitchen, partially furnished Gas sfove, gas heaf, GE frosf free refrigerafor, central air, underpinning and storm win dows Pay $500 down and assume payments of $171.56 Owners building, must sell. Call 756 2513 after 7 p.m
REPO RODEO Over 75 homes to choose from. 2 and 3 bedrooms Payment* starting at
$120 a monttt On the lot finic ing Call Conner Homes, 616
West Greenville Boulevard, Greenville, NC 756-0333 or 1422 Carolina Avenue, Washington, NC 975^3477.
VETERANS AND ACTIVE mil
Itary. Quick no down payment. VA financing Conner Homes, 756MM* Greenville Boulevard.
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Call Us For Detalla Of OUR JULY SPECIAL!
VISIT OUR POOL CENTER
AT HIGHWAY 43 SOUTH BELLS FORK INQROUND POOL ON DISPLAY Mondiyf rtdiy 9 to S. SMurdiy 9 to 3 SPAS A HOT TUBS FrMComputST
POOL SUPPLIES WatsrAfMlyslB
CHEMICALS MAINTENANCE Froo Estlmatoa
FINANCmO AVAH.A9LE
355-7121 ' BioGuard
Hwy 43 North Greenville, N.C.
752-5237
Jarman Auto Sales
Grant Jarman.......................756-9542
Mack VIner...........................756-9639
N.C.TaxALIconMFooB Notlncludod 24 Months/24,000 Mllo Warranty Avallabla On MoatUnHs
DownPtymanf Price Months Payment
1982 Datsun Maxima WagonAutomatic, air, AM/FM cassette, sunroof, powor windows $1000
1984 Chevrolet Celebrity WagonAutomatic, air, stereo, wire wheels, tilt............................000
1984 Chevrolet El CaminoAir, automatic, AM/FM, wire wheel covers, bed liner...........................$1000
1984 Pontiac Bonneville-4 door, automatic, AM-FM, air, tilt wheel, cruise.....................................$1000
1985 Pontiac Sunbird4 door, automatic, air, AM-FM, sport wheels, two tone paint.......................$1000
1985 Buick SkylarkAutomatic, air, vinyl top, wire wheel covers......................................................$1000
$6995 36 $6395 42 $7495 42 $6995 42 $6995 48 $6995 48
$199.12
$156.64
$188.58
$174.06
$154.94
$154.94
The Dally Reflector, Greenville. N C
102
Mobile Homes For Sale
OAKWDDO, furnished wifh original furniture, $500 81,000 town, assume payments Call
5?25602J" 0^
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AAobile Homes For Sale
12X70 1 *-7 REDRSAN, front den. 2 larg odroom* and living room, lurnished. air condi
tioner. Can assume loan J years left Set i;p in Branches Estates
Call 756 4864after 4 30p m
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CENTIPEDE SOD
Will Deliver
758-2704
Take a LOOK at these prices!
WAS
.6495
1986 Ford FI 50
Only 3,600 miles!..............................
1984 Chevrolet Silverado
Loaded, Sharp Truck .................
1983 Pontiac Trans Am
T-tops, loaded, black, Priced right.
Must see to appreciate..........
1983 Chevrolet Caprice
4 door, Nice Car.........................
1983 Plymouth Colt ST
stereo radio ...... *3995
1983 Chrysler New Yorker
4 door, loaded.......... *8695
1982 Jeep CJ7 Renegade.......
1982 Cadillac Sedan DeVille
4 door, loaded .................................
1982 Chevrolet Truck
Custom Deluxe, loaded.................. _ .*5995
1982 Toyota Tercel
4 door, automatic, air, stereo radio.................... .*3695
1981 Toyota Tercel
2 door, automatic, air
stereo radio ................... *3995
1981 Honda Accord . ^
2 door........................ ............... *4995
1981 Mazda Station Wagon
Automatic, air, Nice car...............................*2995
1980 Olds Cutlass
2 door ....................................... *4995
1980 Pontiac Grand Prix. ............>4995
1979 Mercury Cougar
2 door, Black........................ .......... *2495
As Low As $500 down
NOW
11,900
SAVE
SAVE
5695
2995
7695
SAVE
6995
5495
2995
2995
3995
2495
3995
3495
1995
EASTGATE MOTORS, INC
130 E. Greenville Blvd.
Herman Hill 355*2193 Ed Barbour
Find out what makes this Audi Americas fastest selling . European luxury sedan.
The 1986 5000S sedan. Acrtxlynamically dc.signcd. Quiet. Spacious. Ergonomically a.stute. ^ '
Advanced engineering has, in this sleek form, demonstrated that when form follows function, you gain an impressive following.
Come in for a test drive. Youll quickly understand that the reason the 5000S sedan performs so well is, that it performs so well.
The art ofengineering.
18,950*
Audi 5000S Sedan
(Audi 1985 * Manufacturer's suggested retail price.
Title, taxes, transportation, registration, dealer delivery charges additional.
You just cant get a better deal than at...Highway 17 South, New Bern, N.C. Contact Mike Maroules 633-0123 & 1-800-682-0123
...the
Best?
c=:i-HE
2.5 liters. 143 H.P. Power mirrors Heated mirrors
Power windows Electric real hatch release
Cassette and coin holder AntlTheft device for
Air conditioning AM-FM Cassette w/4 speakers
wheels 6JX15 light alloy wheels*
Stock #P50168
4 294.45 ptr month -F tax
All the ownership advantages you would expect in any Porsche.
2.5 liters, 143 H.P. Power windows, locks, mirrors, sunroof, and seat
Air conditioning Cruise control
Forged alloy wheels H.D. Stabillzar Bars front & rear
AM-FM cassette Rear wiper Sport steering wheel*
Stock P59213
4 378.81 por month -f tax
The benchmark for modern sports cars.
2.5 liters, 217 H.P. Full power AM-FM Cassette Air conditioning Rear window wiper H.D. Stabilizers
Headlight washers* 16* forged alloy wheels Limited slip differential Sport steering wheel Cruise Control
Stock #P54393
A 444.43 por month -f tax
The extra performance version of the 944.
'^Payments are for 60 month closed end lease. Security deposit -Ffirst month payment required a t time of delivery.
*AII irs partial Hats of aqulpmant. Coma by lor complata Hat and last driva.Highway 17 South, New Bern, N.C. Contact Ike Strawbridge 633-0123 & 1-800-682-0123
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loij Greon^riiio, N CSunday, June 29,1966
102 Mnbile Homes For Sale
three year old Mobili
home, U X #0. 2 bedroom, air condition, washer, SSOO and auume $164 monthly payments Call ;S6 3305 or 756 6183 and ask tor Linda
TWO BEDROOM mobile home set up in nice park Only 36 payments. July lot rent already paid. Call Greenville Housing Center at 756 259
1*73 HAVELOCK 12x65 3
bedrooms, 2 lull baths Unlur nished. Refrigerator and stove Call 746 3721 or 746 4312
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102 Mobile Homes For Sale
14x56 OAKWOOD Bonita, 2 bedrooms, central air, excellent condition Must see to appreci ate $7800 Call alter 5 pm, 355 507
14x70 HERITAGE HOUSE, 2
bedrooms, large bath, central air. fireplace, underpinning 758 1985
1984 OAKWOOD mobile home 14x60. 2 bedrooms, I bath, com pletely furnished, air, heat pump, GE appliances No down payment required Must sell. Call 757 1004or 830 2730
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PERSONNEL
DIRECTOR
Brody's is reorganizing their management structure and is creating the job of a personnel director This in dividual will be in charge of hiring and training all Brodys employees. This key management position will be responsible for the future development of our current training program An udderstanding of the retail business will be a valuable tool Good salary and benefits package. We are looking tor the right person for this job If you think youre qualified please send resume or apply to Brodys, The Plaza, Monday Friday, 2-5 p m
102 Mobile Homes For Sale
1*74 12x65 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Excellent condition Includes air conditioning, music inter com system, underpinning, 2 sets of steps, draperies Setup on rented laroe fenced lot with Storage building $5995 or best otter 749 6461
1*76 CONNER. 2 bedrooms. I bath, central air, oil heal, good condition Call 756 8342after 6
1*80 14x70 TIDWELL SIERA.
Excellent condition. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Some equity, assume loan. Low ments $160.69 a month. 756
1*81 12x6$ mobile home Set up In nice park Small equity, take up payments Call 752 2716,8 5 <
1*82 KNOX 14 X 70, 3 bedrooms, baths, all electric, unfur nished $700 and lake over pay ments 757 1954
1*83 MOBILE HOME 14x70. Small equity and assume pay ments 2 large bedrooms, large living room, 1 bath, unfurnish ed Extras include freestanding fireplace, underpinning, front steps, central air and large sundeck Excellent condition Call 792 5996
102 Mobile Homes for Sale
1*8$ MARSHFIELD, 14x70, 3 bedrooms, I'/i baths, central
heat and air, partially furnished
or unfurnished Excell. _____
tion Must see to appreciate
illent condl
Call 355 7529
1*86 CRAFTSMAN. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, sprayed ceiling, house type interior. Delivery and setup included 10% down Payments: $213.09 month Call Calvary Mobile Homes, 756 5114
1 986 FUE ETWOOD 2
bedrooms, I'/j baths, 14x70. fully furnished Delivery and setup Included 10% down Payments $178 84 month Call Calvary Mobile Homes. 756 5114
im Fleetwood. ux7o, 2
bedrooms, 2 full baths, located in Azalea Gardens, may be moved up to 100 miles Finane ing available 752 5051 after 6
1984 OAKWOOD. 3 bedroom. I'v bath, 902 Simare feet of luxury, set up in Rustic Ridge Park, ready to move in, no equity, take over payments and save thou sands of $$$! Call Roger 756 5434 today!
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1986 REDMAN, 14 x 52. Ex
cellent Condition Take over payments of $164 81 355 6583
1*86 14 WIDE, payments as low as $14186 Greenville volume dealer Thomas' Mobile Home Sales Across from Airport 752 6068
34x64 FLEETWOOD 3 or 4
bedrooms, masonite siding, shingle root, fully loaded 10% down. $318 71 a month Call Cal vary A^ile Homes, 756 5114
3 BEDROOM. 2 baths with '] acre lot, located in the country. 756 9461
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105 Musical Instruments
EMERGENCY STOCK reduc
tlon_ 100 pianos and organs must
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New pianos from $995
9*
Total Clearance sale through ianos from $490
30 Used
New
electric pianos $349 Piano and Organ Distributors. 355 6002. HUMMINGBIRD Gibson guitar, $300 Washburn electric guitar, $400 Call after 5. 752 1030
RANDY WARREN
PlanoTunlng, Repair 757 0546 WE BUY, sell, trade and rent all Wpes. All major lines including Peavey New Bern Music, 1409 Tatum Drive, 636 5640
65 WATT Peavey Classic amp, and Boss delay Both barely us ed Flrst$150 Call 757 0353,
114
Instruction
115 Ust ft Found
clip on earrings. Call
122
LOST .
Friday, June 6 Reward Glenda 753 5000
LOST; 1 vacuum cleaner on Statonsburg Road on Wednes day June.18 Good reward of fered 753 5334 k
MISSING: GREY CAT.
Neutered male Long fur, declawed Quail Ridge Road area. REWARD! Call A Callaway. 756 0439 or Dr Thompson, 753 1890
SET OF KEYS found at Green tree Village In front of mailbox Has ECU Pirates keyring Call 757 1799
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Business
Opportunities
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A BUSINESS? Buy or sell your business with C.J. Harris 8i Co., Inc Financial & Marketing Consultants. Serving the Southeastern United States. Greenville, N C 355 7799, nights 756 8444
BEAUTY SHOP for sale Estab lished business with profitable history has sunbath, electrolysis machine, 3 stations, entire in ventory with glass cases and furniture. Only $20,000 Call Julie Bruner at CENTURY 21 Tipton & Associates 355 7002, nights and weekends. 752 7837
MOVING AWAY? AAake the trip liohter by sellihg those unneetT
-- items with a fast action Classified ad Call 753 6166.
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BuSilMSS
Opportunitits
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED woodworking shop for sale or lease. Set up and working Downtown location Nights call 355 5947
122
Business
Opportnities
FOR SALE: Fabric and nee diework shop. Established business Owners retiring Good opportunity NeMlework, Post Office Box 1967, Greenville, NC 37834
FREE BROCHURE
Tells how you can own a sue cessful clothing store Jean Sportswear. Ladies, children Cash investment $13,300. Call for Free Brochure Mr Tate 704 274 5965
INTERNATIONAL METAL
Building AAanufacturer Selec ting builder/dealer in some areas High our
3300. extension 2403
) builder/dealer in some open las. High potential profit in growth industry. (M3) 759
OPEN A BEAUTIFUL Jeans, Ladies Sportswear, Dress, Childrens, Large Size, Petite, AAaternity or combination store. $19,975 complete. Top Brands! Free Brochure. Serious in quirers call I 404 469 4438 ,
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LITTLE KING is now franchising in your area Single or multi-unit franchises can be ac quired by qualified candidates. Visit our franchisee in Wilmington, NC. Taste the quality. See the difference Then call or write for details
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PROFESSIONAL Cleaning Franchise Equipment, training and schooling included Write: VanHouten Associates, P.O. Box 288, Garner, NC 27529 or call 772 1715.
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STARtUP and expansion Capi tal Available Viable financial plans necessary, unique con capt. $200.000 00 to $5,O0O,QOO.OO Call Fourslte, Inc. at 355 7230 and ask for Bob.
TO BUY OR SELL a business or commercial property. Contact Snowden Associates, Brokers. 355^7
WAREHOUSE OR nightclub. Stokes Highway, over 6,000 square feet Partially heated and air conditioned Will sell or lease AAORCO, anytime 753 5019 or 752 3856
124 Professional
CHIMNEY SWEEPING Gid
Holloman. North Carolina's original chimney sweep, 30 years experience working with chimneys and flrepraces. Chimney relining, fireplace repair, chimney caps installed, Kraens for chimney tops Call day or night, 753 3503. Farm ville. NC
132
Commercial
Property
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
Carolina Education Systems. School with 4 s^rate buildings located beside Faith and Victory Church. Call Kathy- Webster with CENTURY 31 Janet Bowser & Associates for com
?lete information 355 7800 or 56 6528
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
Carolina Education Systems. School with 4 s^rate buildings located beside F^ith and Victory Church. Call Kathy Webster with CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates for com plete information 355 7800 or 756^38
OUTSTANDING Commerlcal property Hottest location in Greenville, just recently available. For Sale is 300 feet of road frontage zoned for commerlcal use. For more detailed infor mafion. call Foursite, Inc. 355 7300
road fronta
8V$ ACRES on Highway 11. (Sood road frontage on 2 sides. Uni versify Realty, 355 5866, Jean Hopper, 756-9142
des. Uni
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139 Farms For Sale
FARM FOR SALE. Located 12 miles north of Greenville on Highway 33 and intersection of State Road 1608. Approximately 334 total acres, 141 acres cleared. Approximately 7866 pounds of tobacco and 23,617 pounds of peanuts Lots of good road frontage Call Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500; nights Worley Warren 795 3322
FARM FOR SALE. Located 16 miles south of Greenville. Ap proximately 256 acres of good cleared land with road fronta: Call Worley Warren at Aldrid and Southerland, 756-350 nights 795 3222.
144 Houses For Sale
A FOUR BEDROOM brick ranch in Winterville is possisble at $48,900 Home also has den, living room and large detached Sue Dunn at
workshop Call
Aldridge 8. Southerland. 756-3500 or 355 2588 nights
A STEAL Assume FmHA Ipan brick veneer starter home with carport 4 bedrooms. 1'Y baths need cosmetic repairs. Only $32,000 Call Davis Realty, 752 3000 Lyle Davis, 756 2904 Broughton Goodson, 752-1186-Angela Langley, 355 7522 or Jennis Wainrighf 1 524 4027.
ABSOLUTLY one of the best You must see this immaculate 4 bed/2'/> bath traditional. Bed ford. Wonderful floor plan Priced at $157.000. Drive by 601 Daventry and call for further in tormotion Nancy Dudley at Aldridge & Southerland. 756 3500 or 756 5596 nights
ASSUMABLE 10>'S% FHA loan This cozy contemporary
features over 1600 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room and dining room with cafhedral
ceiling, wonderful detached garage or workshop and fenced backyard $60,000. Call June Wyrick at Aldridge 8i Southerland, 756 3500 or 756 5716
ASSUME this FHA loan with no qualifying. Unique contem
porary with greatroom, 2 bedrooms, plus large loft area, decks and full basemetit. Reduced to $62,900 Ask for Sue Dunn at Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500 or 355-2588 nights.
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1981 Fiat 2000 Spydar ConvortiMa
Metallic brown, 5 speed, AM-FMC AI A Cassette, 79,000 miles........311LM.. $4,595
1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
Briar brown, leather, sun roof, loaded. 17,500 miles........... $17,900
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1984 Pontiac Sunbird S/E Turbo
Coupe, blue, loaded, 29,000 miles ........$6,950
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144 Houses For Sale
AYOEN. Owners anxious to sell this cozy ^ bedroom I'-j ba'th brick ranch Garage, storage
building, fenced backy^ard and covered patio MS,900 Call Jane
Harrison, Aldridge Southerland, 7S6 3500/752 4I6 AYOEN, Great beginner home * *edrooms, greatroom with fireplace, hardwood floors, 20 X 24 wired detached workshop *42,500 Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge and Southerland 756 3500 or nights.
144 Houses For Sale
BROOK'^LLEY on the golf ^re By Owner 2 story, 4 ^room, 3 bath, 2 car garige,
sloti
BAYTREE. 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch, great room with firplace and built'ins, kitchen dining
I'^V' Wooded lot *74,900 Call 756 7698
BAYTREE By "owner" 3 bedroom, 2'/a bath Traditional Great room with fireplace, sunroom, dining room, large deck, storage shed 756 8143
BEDFORD. Be _the first to see
rr"' nrsi 10 see
this stunning Georgian Over
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3,000 square feet of living space, 4 bedrooms, 2'/j baths, formal areas, plus bonus room Double garage. This home needs an owner appreciative of finer things. *185,000 For more defails, please Contact Nancy Dudley at Aldridge 8. Southerland, 756 3500 or 756 5596 nights
BEST BUY IN TOWN. 3 bedroom, 7 bath, den with fireplace and formal areas Tpis lovely house has new cBrpet and a reduced price *089 University Realty, 355 5866, Don Ue, 752 1910 *089
BETHEL Charming brick home in the country on an acre of land, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen, living room, wired workshop Caff Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752 5778 BETHEL. See what *43.400 will
buy, lovely two story home with 3 bedrooms. 1 batf
- ----------- . _jfh upstairs,
termal areas down to include tovely den with wood floors To see ask for Sue Dunn at Aldridge A Southerland, 756 3500 or 355 2SM nights
BETHEL. 4 bedroom, 1 bath home with living room, dining room and eat in kitchen Good Investment property or for first time home buyer *18,900 Call Kathy Webster at CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates for more information 355 7800 or TJ8 4528
ATHEL. Executive home on targe corner lot offers 4 bedrooms, formal areas, den k i t c h e n w i f h MMk,microwave.wet bar, large laundry room *79,000 Call Sue Conn at Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500 or 355 2588 ttights
IRENTWOOD. Very nice 3 edrooms, 2 bath brick ranch Excellent neighborhood *60's
University Realty355'^, Jean r, 756 9142.
^OPPCI_
RIARCLIFF. Lake Ellsworth: All prettied up and ready to seli! Jhis 3 bedroom home will alight your family! It features irmal fiving and dining rooms.
ike eat-in kitchen and den with 4ireplace. This home also in Chides a carport; deck, and sits
an oversized corner lot ecently recarpeted *69,900 iCENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates, 355 7800
CHILDREN CAN PLAY while .handyman enjoys the workshop !Wlth this 3 bedroom home in
Camelot Living/dining com hination, eat in kitchen, double
carport on extra nice lot See to 4toy! Call Linda Gaddis, CEN TuRY 21 Janet Bowser and ^MCiates. at 355 7800 or 756
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BROOK VALLEY This Wiliamsburg home has 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, huge den and master bedroom, formal areas and sunny kitchen. A must see at *116,900 Call Sue Dunn at
M \ wyrww %.aii iiunn ai
or 355 2588 nights
BY OWNER. Camelot Subdivi Sion 3 bedroom, 2 bath Assumable financing No points or closing costs. 756 7670
BFuWNER Eastwood 309 Prince Road. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, mmaculate home and yard Large family room with fireplace, eat in kitchen, utility room, formal areas, double garage, fenced in yard Beaufifully stained molding and chairrail throughout house, wy be just what you've been looking tor! Call 752 2270
S . O'f^NER 3 bedroom, 2 bath flat at Windy Ridge Spacious kitchen, living room, dining room. 756 8877 After 6 pm, 752
BY OWNER 1709 Beaumont Drive, over 2500 square feet, carpeted, central air, 4 bedrooms, office, 2'y baths, liv ing room, dining room, dinette, family room, laundry room, 2 car garage *79,900 By ap pointmentonly, 756 9755.
CAMBRIDGE: New construe tion. This home is the perfect starter home It has a very large I3'21 greatroom. The country kitchen includes a picturesque dining area. This 3 bedroom
home will delight you; olentv of style *41,900 Call CENTURY 21
Janet^owser & Associates at
CAMELOT. Excellent 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with formal dining and living room also den
with fireplace Large lot and well maintained yard. Universi
ty Realty. 355 5846; Don Lee, 752 1910 *089
CAMELOT Youll love the kitchen and formal areas in this recently re decorated home 3 bedrooms, 2/baths, over 1700 square feet on nice lot in Came lot Don't delay *71,900 CEN TURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates Call Linda Gaddis at 355 7800 or 756 3291
CAROLINA HEIGHTS. 421 Pit
tman Drive Great starter home or investment home 3 bedrooms, l bath, large kitchen, den, and carport are features in this home. *40s Contact Rhon da Bailey, CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates, 355 7800 or 756 8003
CHERRY OAKS Great value for your every dollar will be ouite evident when you preview this 3 bedroom, 2 bath charming home located in one of Green ville's most sought after neighborhoods Chair railing and crown molding compliment this excellent plan. Extra large.
fenced in backyard is super area for children to play Panelled
work shop with large work bench and sink *79,900. Contact Mable Savage of CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355 7800 or 756 3098
CHERRY OAKS By Owner Custom built 1'j story, 3 bedroom, 2 up 1 down. 2 bath, jreat family room wifh ireplace and fan, large eat in kitchen, laundry room, screen i porch, open porch, garage plus many extras 202 Sumrell Street. *87,500 756 3163 by ap pointmentonly.
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144 Housbs For Sale
144 Houses For Sale
CLUB Pines. Larg corner lot is lovely setting tor this spacious 3 bedroom home Formal areas 114 larflS playroom *074 Uni versity TSealty, 355 5866, Jean Hopper, 756-9142.
CONDO. 2 bedroom flat Less than one year old. Professional ly decorated. Includes fireplace with gas logs, ceiling fan, washer and (fryer NO REAL TORS 355 6110 Monday thru Friday, ask for Ray
CONSIDER the facts The Pines great neighborhood Home beautiful 4 bedrcMms, 2'/> baths. Over 2100 square feet, double garage. 24 x 15 workshop *81.500 For showing, contact Nancy Dudley at Aldricige 8, Southerland, 756 3500 or 756 5596 nights.
CLUB PINES; Lovely 3 bedroom, 7't bath Brick Tradi tional home Features include dining room, kitchen, family room, and detached gara^ This home has an excellent floor plan Call Kathy Webster today! *115,500 CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates, 355 7800 or 756 6528
COLLINDALE COURT: This two bedroom beauty has everything you want in a townhouse! Each bedroom has a private bath. The kitchen features a charming eating area with bay window and there's an Extra Large great room All exquisitely decorated You'll foil in love! *53,900 Call CEN TURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355 7800
CONTEMPORARY CONDO. 3
bedrooms and 2 baths all on one floor make this year old home an excellent buy Comes with all appliances including a microwave and mini blinds Priced at *56,500 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 756 6666.
COUNTRY A beauty with price to match This 3 beoroom coun try home with many pluses is definitely a show stopper Acre lot plus detached workshop It won't last long at *60,500 Con tact Mable Savage of CEN TURY 21 Janet Bowser 8, Associates. 355 7800 or 756 3098
COMTEMPORARY LIVING
3/4 acres lot carport, storage, deck, heafpump, approximately 1500 square feet features In elude spacious family area with fireplace ceiling fan dining and kitchen area (lots of extras) 3 bedrooms (large masterbedroom) 2 baths. You must See *60's C8II Davis Re alty. 752 3000 Lyle Davis, 756 2904 Broughton Goodson, 752 1186 Angela Langley, 355 7522 or Jennis Wainrighf 1 524 4027
CUTE AS A BUTTON. This 3 bedroom home features a fireplace in the living room, has dining room and a workshop out back tor Dad to putter in Close proximity to shopping and a great starter home at only *49,900 *484 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty. 756 6666
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CLOSE TO HOSPITAL or indue trial park, 3 bedroom*, fireplace, IW baths, hardwood
floors, ceiling fans, acre lot. By owner AfTer 7p.m. 752 4940.
CUTE 3 bedroom, l'i bath con temporary ranch located just outside city Offers greatroom, kitchen with breakfast bar. deck and garage for just *5i,900 Call Sue Dunn at Aldridge & Southerland. 756 3500 or 355 2588 nights.
CYPRESS CREEK townhome with many custom features You must see to appreciate Jenn aire, tiled counters, ftteplace, steamroom, whirlpool, wetbar and more *98.000 Will consider offers University Realty, 355 5866. Anita Worthington, 355 6661 *088
The Dally Reflector. Greenville, N.C.
144 Houses For Sale
FORTIES and aftor dable Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home wifh all formal
areas, large den with fireplace. Unbelievably priced at
garage Uh *43,500 To
see ask for Sue Dunn
at AldridM & Southerland, 756 3500 or 355 2588 nights
CLUB PINES. Lots of space for little money! Formal areas. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, lovely lot IJnlversIfy Realty, 355 5866; Jean Hopper. 756 9142
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DALEBROOK. Love Ihy neighborhood You will surely love fhts immaculate 3 bedroom home In one of Greenville's most prestigious neighborhood Beautiful lot Formal areas, screened in backporch plus an excellent security system *124,900 Contact Mable Savage of CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates. 355 7800 or 756 3098
DO You NEED an immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch in move in condition? Living room, seperate den opening to a screenefl in porch on wooded lot In Belvedere To see call Sue Dunn at Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500 or 355 2588 nights.
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LONG HARVESTER PARTS
Large inventory of parts Obsolete and rebuilt parts 12 volt hoist and repairs Field service offered Tobacco trucks and dollies Wisconsin parts and engines Rebuilt and exchange engines Used Harvesters
S & S REPAIR SERVICE, INC.
Cnty. Rd. 1125, WihtervlllB 756-5989
Sunday, June 29. 1986
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144 Houses For Sale
COVERED PATIO will delight you. 3 bedrooms, formal areas and garage *021 University Realty, 355 5866. Jean Hopper, 756 9i42.
COUNTRY ESTATE. 5 miles from Greenville Lovely grounds Complete with swim ming pool 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, formal areas. 2 car garage *093 University Realty. 355 5866 Jean Hopper. 756 9142
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Riverhitls Subdivision 607 Riverhills Drive Immaculate 3 bedroom 2 bath home wifh garage, fireplace in greatroom (with ceiling fan), fenced in backyard with deck Only 8 months old Call 757 2688 days, 758 2759 nights
COUNTRY CLUB. 7 bedrooms 5's baths plus everything you would expect to accompany a home of this stature CaW for defails! *033 University Realty. 355 5866; Jean Hopper, 756 9)42
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COUNTRY DELIGHfT^uT ed! Beautiful Williamsburg country home, I'j miles from Cherry Oaks This lovely bnck home features a double garage. 4 bedrooms sunken eat in kitchen and dining room, great room, large multipurpose room, deck and many extras! Must SEE to believe Possible 4% loan assumption *103,500 Call Rhonda Bailey CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355 7800or 756 8003
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144 Houses For Sale
COUNTRY. Beaut I tul 3 bedroom home 1 mile from hos pital Large greatroom with ca thedral ceilings and a fireplace. 2 baths, large kifchen/dimng room combo, double garage, in ground pool with gazebo all on an acre lot make this home special S76.900 Call Rhonda Bailey ot CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates. 355 7800 or 756 8003
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COUNTRY SQUIRE, Reduced! Owner anxious to sell This brick home features 3 bedrooms. \h baths, kitchen den combo Heat pump with central air system 4 miles from Industrial park and hospital Excellent investment home or starter home Contact Rhonda Bailey today 40s CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355 7800 or 756 8003
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EXECUTIVE HOME in
Baywood on a 122 acre lot Home features 2 fireplaces, oversized den. 3 large bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, mud room, double garage and a large inground swimming pool
large inground swimming pool. Call tor more details and your private showing. Ottered at
private showing *145,000, 4185, CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 756 6666
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EASTWOOD For Sale by Owner, 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, ranch house, large corner lot
with 18 X 36 in ground swimming
rwl with 7 fool Cypress fence xcellent condition 63,900 355
7121 or 355 2518.
EDWARDS ACRES. Very nice 3 bedroom, I'/j bath brick with
iiarage Priced right! Universi y Realty, 355 5866; Jean Hop per, 756 9142
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EXPANDING COMPANY seeks licensed real estate agents tor immediate gpenmgs Call Rod Tugwell at Cenury 21 Tipton and Associates, 355 7062 or 73 4302
EXTRA SPACE needed This home IS close to everything 4 bedrooms. 2 gas heaters con vey. dining A kitchen area Commericaily zoned and needs a lot of care Only *32.000 Call Davis Realty, 752 3000 Lyle Davis, 756 2904 Broughton Goodson. 752 1186 Angela Langley, 355 7522 or Jennis Wainright 1 524 4027
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$4995
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Plus Freight And Tax
Brown & Wood
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355-6080
FARMVILLE. Gracious 3 bedroom. 2' z bath Williamsburg home. High ceilings, hardwood floors Charming Inside and out! *096 University Realty, 355 5866; Jean Hopper. 756 9142
FARMVILLE; Lovely 1756 square toot home with 3 or 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, eat in kitchen, and 1 bath Seller may consider installing a new heating system New plumbihg and 220 volt wiring has been added Home features a large detached garage with some fences Perfect home for the first time buyer or invest ment property Call Kathy Webster tor your personal show ing *39,900 CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates at 355 7800 or 756 6528
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GRIFTON 3 bedroom brick ranch features formal areas, den with fireplace, enclosed garage Move In condition Call University Realty, 355 5866, Myra Day. 355 6652
GRIFTON COUNTRY brick ranch, 4 bedrooms. 1 toll bath, 2 z baths, living room, den with
beamed cathedral ceiling and fireplace, combined with kitch
en and dining area, opening out wny
to wood deck Carport ______
nice features in this owner built home *59,500. Joan Crane. CENTURY 21, Tipton A Associates, 355 7002, nights 756 5408
FARMVILLE Spacious dupli beoroi room.
Spc
lex remodeled with 3 ooms, living and dining n, den new carpel and paint To see call Sue Dunn at Aldridge A Southerland, 756 3500 or 355 2588 nights
GREAT STARTER HOME!
Come home to your 3 bedroom bungalow on a nice quiet corner lot and relax on the front porch 12x20 workshop tor Dao tpos Priced in the mid *30's. 496 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 756 6666
GRIMESLAND. 4.000 square feet plus 5 bedrooms. 3 baths, indoor swimming pool Owner says sell Call MORCO,
752 5019 or 752 3856
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LAKE ELLSWORTH: This 3 bedroom home will delight your family. There's a large formal living room and dining room, a den with fireplace, and a com tortable kitchen with utility room PLUS! Convenient to swimming pool and tennis
Associates at 355 7800 or 756 8580.
LAKE GLENWOOO Im
maculate 3 bedroom. 2 bath, formal areas, garage, fenced
patio area with grill .092 Uni versify Realty, 355 5866
Hopper, 756 9142
, anytime
HANDYMAN SPECIAL. Lovely Caoe Cod home otters 4 bedrooms, formal areas, large kitchen, utility area, and car
kitchen, utility area, and car port. Only *23,000 Call Julie Bruner at CENTURY 21 Tipton
A Associates 355 7002, nights and weekends 752 7827
HELP YOURSELF pay the
mortgage 734 square toot apartment with 2 bedrooms, 1
bath and living room comes with this 3 bedroom home The main
house features formal rooms, fireplace, hardwood floors, and plaster walls. Great investment Total package *45,000 CEN TUR Y 21 Bass Realty, 756 6666
HISTORIC LONG HAISLIP
House Spacious 1885 Queen Anne style home with modern amenities. Unusual woodwork, pine floors, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
new heating and air condition of.
GREENVILLE BOULEVARD
West Immaculate 3 bedroom brick home I'z baths, carport,
ing and roof, modern plumbing and wiring Over Vj acre in his toric district in Hamilton in Martin County To be sold tor *50,000 subject to protective covenants Contact Preserva tion Foundation, P 0 Box 27644, Raleigh, NC 27611 919 832 3652
LAKE GLENWOOD 213 Leon Drive, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, formal dining room, family
room, game room 2364 square feet ot living area Immaculate
home Price reduced Assumable 7 3/4% loan Bill Williams Real Estate 752 2615
LARGE FOUR BEDROOM
brick ranch that features formal areas, enclosed back porch, super storage Mint condition Call University Realty, 355 5866. Myra Day, 355 6652
LAST CHANCE This new listing will sell fast The charm is country and so is the quiet This lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath home Is one to see. Call Kathy Webster at CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates at 355 7800 or 756 6528 tor more informa tion *82.900
LICENSED REAL ESTATE
brokers wanted Will train Es tablished firm all agents have private offices For personal in terview call Mavis Butts Mavis Butts Realty 355 7653
LICENSED REAL Estate Agent wanted. For confidential inter view. Call Tim Smith at The Real Estate Center at 355 6666
carpet, workshop, wooden deck Her
Seller will pay points and clos ing costs *46.500 Bill Williams Real Estate, 752 2615
HOME WITH POTENTIAL
This well kept 3 bedroom ranch
located convenient to shopping room with
HOUSE FOR SALE by owner 2 bedroom, I bath, living room, dining room, closed in backporch and detached garage Central heat and air Close to ECU 756 3921
areas Features greatroom fireplace, step saving kitchen, fenced in backyard, heatpump and a lArge detached car garage Priced to sell at *54,900 #500 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 756 6666
LOOKING FOR a house in the low *60's? You must see this three bedroom two bath brick ranch, just outside Winterville! Good loan assumption too! Call Darrell at Hignite Realtors 757 1969 anytime
LOVELY HOME in historic Tarboro district otters 3 bedrooms, formal areas, kitch
en and separate breakfast room Only *38.000 Call Julie Bruner
at CENTURY 21, Tipton A Associates, 355 7002, qights and weekends, 952 7827
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LOVELY VICTORIAN home more than 3/4 acre lot approx Imately 4600 square feet, central heat and air. about 9 rooms, and extra attic storage kitchen needs redoing, also painting, wallpapering, and some carpen try work Only *85.000 Call Davis Realty. 752 3000 Lyle Davis. 756 2904 Broughton Goodson, 752 1 186 Angela Langley, 355 7522 or Jennis Wainright I 524 4027.
MAINTENANCE FREE ranch that features large living room with fireplace insert, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, deck, fenced in backyard Will rent with option Call University Re alty, 355 5866; Myra Day. 355 6652
MAKE AN OFFERI This 3 bedroom, 2 bath cluster home features many extras including a spacious great room with vaulted ceiling and corner fireplace Relax on your fully landscaped patio *56.900 Call Ball and Lane, 752 0025 or Janet Frutiger, 758 7820.
MEDICAL DISTRICT Charm ing 3 bedroom 2 bath contem porary ranch Greatroom with neatilator fireplace, vaulted ceiling, dining room, kitchen, laundry rodm and garage, private master bedroom Reduced to *61,900 Call Jane Harrison. Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500/752 4616
The Evans Company:
TRENT CIRCLE, North River
______ River'
Estates, 3 bedrooms, 1 '/z baths, large living room, spacious eat in kitchen and family room with wallpaper and paneling. Car port and storage room *51,500
LARGE OLDER HOME in vinyl Siding, located on country size lot in Winterville. 4 bedrooms, several fireplaces, offering lots of potential *39.500
CONTEMPORARY. 4 bedroom home in esfablishjed and prestigious neighborhood. In eluding all formal areas. 2 fireplaces, and a large utility room Natural wooded lot. *92,000
FARMER'S HOME Loan Assumption. Near Wellcome Middle School 3 bedrooms, carport, large lot.
LAKE ELLSWORTH 3
bedroom home, living room and dining area overlooKing large sunken family room Enjoyment ot clubhouse, pool and tennis courts available Low*70's.
NEAR BROOK VALLEY on 15
wooded acres Custom built cedar farmhouse with 4 or 5 bedrooms, 3'z baths, formal areas, den with fireplace, wraparound porch, 2 car garage with workshop, mother in law apartment Call Julie Bruner at CENTURY 21, Tipton 8. Associates, 355 7002, nights and weekends, 752 7827
NEAR THE UNIVERSITY this 1709 square toot brick home on Eastern Street is large enough for vour family! Priced at *54,900, this immaculate home boasts 3 bedrooms, carpet, cen tral air Call Home Realty now at 355 4663
NEW CAPE COD Prestigious neighborhood 3.4 or 5 bedrooms (or a multipurpose room) 3 baths and vanity natural gas heatpump central vacuum system 2 fireplaces formal areas with oak floors kitchen with all extras 2 car garage deck brick patio RDUCED to *129,500 Call Davis Realty, 752 3000 Lyle Davis, 756 2904 Broughton Goodson, 752 1186 Angela Langley, 355 7522 or Jennis Wamriqht 1 524 4027.
The Evans Company
752-2814
Winnie Evans...............752 4224
Faye Bowen ........756 5258
NEW CONSTRUCTION Tucker Estates 4 bedrooms. 2'z baths, brick traditional, greatroom with fireplace, formal dining room, large eat in kitchen, I car garage, unfinished 3rd floor, tall Julie Bruner at CENTURY 21, Tipton 8i Associates, 355 7002. nights and weekends, 752 7827
NEW HOMES. Low down pay ment We finance and pay clos ing costs. Your plans or ours on your lot Craft Bilt Homes, 3501 Sunset Avenue, Rocky Mount Call 937 6186 anytime
NEW LISTING. Must see this contemporary cluster home 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom with fireplace, modern kitchen with microwave, loft and sky lights. *60.900 Call Jane Har rison. Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500/752 4616
NEW LISTING. Cherry Oaks Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch with over 2000 square feet and wooded lot Formal areas, family room with woodstove, screened porch, double car garage and much more. *92,500. For showing, call Jane Har-rison, Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500/752 4616.
LOUISE MOSELEY REALTY INC
OFFICE 746-2166 OPEN SATURDAYS 9 TO NOON SUNDAYS CALL 746-3472
BEAUTIFUL DUTCH COLONIAL. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, large family room, heat, air and fenced backyard. $72,000.
ONE-OF-A-KIND home. Graceful 2 story colonial home. Situated oh a large corner lot it boasts all formal areas, many fireplaces, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths and large detached garage. A must see at $67,500.
ENJOY THE CHARM of this 1900 square feet home with its large family room with cathedral ceiling, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room with fireplace, convenient kitchen, fenced backyard and many extras. $58,500.
MONTCLAIR ESTATES. 3 BEDROOM BRICK ranch boasting 2 baths, family room with wood stove insert, formal areas and enclosed garage. $57,500.
OWNER HAS MOVED and is ready to sell this 3 bedroom brick ranch. Features include living room, dining room, kitchen, family room, large workshop and fenced back yard. $47,900.
FRESH ON THE MARKET. Enjoy the Charm of this lovely home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen-dining area, dining room, utility room, workshop and fenced back yard. Only $46,000.
REDUCED $2500.1685 square feet of living with 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, living room, kitchen, large family room. Fruit trees grace the back yard with large workshop. $39,000.
REDUCED. Owner says sell. You need to see this 3 bedroom home situated on a large corner lot in a good neighborhood. Features living room, eat-in kitchen, carport and heat pump. $30,500. OLDER HOME. Conveniently located to everything. 3 bedrooms, living room, huge kitchen with dining area, family room and large back yard. $23,500.
HANDY MAN SPECIAL. 4 bedrooms, 1V2 baths, living room, huge kitchen-dining area. $17,500. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF WOODED LOTS in
"THE PINES. City water, sewer, paved streets, curb and guttering. Owner financing available. LOTS. OWNER FINANCING available. Ideal for trailer of home.
FARM. MUST SELL. Approximately 40 acres 30 acres wooded. Call for details.
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OPEN HOUSE
SOUTH EVANS NEIGHBORHOOD 203 WEST 12TH STREET
SUNDAY, JUNE 29,1986 1 - 3 P.M.
Enjoyable lifestyle plus a sizable kitchen. Features include central heat, carpet in living/family room, hallway and all bedrooms. This 1 185 square foot energy efficient home has storm windows and maintenance free vinyl siding. We re looking forward to giving you a personal showing of this beautiful home.
OPEN HOUSE
SOUTH EVANS NEIGHBORHOOD 1203 SOUTH GREENE STREET
SUNDAY, JUNE 29,1986 1 - 3 P.M.
Well give you a tour of the elegance and charm of this 1,232 square foot traditional three bedroom home. This completely renovated home features a large 21'10* x 13'5 kitchen and dining area; carpeted bedrooms, hallway and living room; and plenty of closet space. All this plus many more extras, you must see!
THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
306 GREENE STREET GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA TELEPHONE: 752-4137
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lTJr ' * *>e<li'oom, 2 ^t^home on corner lot, formal ^n room with fireplace, large d^nd eaf in kifchen Possible viiifh option Call Julie
Brunar at CENTURY 21, Tipton a Associates, 3S5 7002, nights and weekends, 752-7827
^-I5TIN0. End unit condo Cannon Court Otters 2 bedroom, i'/ bath, fireplace 1?" ^'d central ir. vry nice floor Dlan 142 soo Can CENTURY 2iMpt^'1??: 75^421"'^^* Barlwra Tipton
"N QUALIFYING loan Mumption is available on this immaculate 3 b^room, 1 bath iust outside the city. It pffers greatroom. large corner lot and freshly painted Sue Dunn at A'dridge A Southerland, 754 3500 or 355 2588 nights
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NON qualifying Tha assumption Over I8OO square ee^at$44,900. Brick rancheen rally located with large den, living room, 3 b^rooms. new cayief, paint and wallpaper Ask for Sue Dunn at Aldridge & Southerland, 754 3500 or 355 2588 nights
OWNER FINANCING 1 acre wooded lot on Griffon Country CLub. 2100 square toot brick home, fireplace, 2 car garage and professionally decorated M,W0. Call 247 5848, Caldwell Banker Real Estate
PEACE AND QUIET andl^ venlence comes your way too in this super 3 bedroom brick ranch. Locat^ in a quiet family community. You'll enjoy enter taining your new friends on your newly buit deck Attordably priced at $52,500 .495 CEN TURY 21 Bass Realty, 754 4444
PRICE REDUCED. Contem
porary with inground pool on large corner lot offers
bedrooms, 2 baths, formal areas, den with flr^iace and more. Call Julie Bruner at CENTURY 21, Tipton & Associates, 355 7002, nights and weekends, 752 7827
NEW LISTING Rolling Med ows. Mid $40's. Under construe tioo. 1'/j miles from Greenville, this brick 1400 square foot home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den with fireplace and builf in
^case, large patio Contact Rhonda Dailey. Century 21
Janet Bowser & 754 8003 or 355 7800
Associates
^5**CULATe TOWNHOUSE fLAT Privacy, custom built, 2 spacious bedrooms (both have nitmn 2 baths, heat
.^''8* living area (cathderal ceiling) fireplace, tastefully deocrated kitchen dining and family area It is
S{^ll!>57,9d' Call 0vs'r' a'ty, 752 3000 Lyle Davis, 754
uavis, /so
^4 Broughton Goodson, 752 1184 Angela Langley, 355 7< Jennis Wainriohf I 524 4027
SIXTIES In the university area! 2 story brick traditional with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
9r*afiopm, large deck on wood ea lot. A must to see at $48,500
; .......I'' oo,auu
^ller says SELL Ask for Sue Dunn at Aldridge A Southerland, 754 3500 or 355 2588 nights.
SPtCIAL OPPORTUNITY in
prestigious Holly Hilts section Contemporary home of ex cellenf design located on I \ acre. Fairly priced Call for ap pointment 754 9129 afternoons and evenings Available by owner
STANTONSBURG ESTATES
Under construction I'j story brick 3 bedroom home with 2 baths Master bedroom downstairs, large greatroom dining room combination, fireplace and deck Buy now and choose colors Excellent price Call Rhonda Bailey of CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates, 355 7800or 754 8003
STRATFORD Watch the children play from your sunroom in this roomy 3 ^rwm home Formal areas, 2 oaths, enclosed garage/ playroom, outside storage building, corner wooded lot MI.900 CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates Call Linda Gaddis at 355 7800 or 754 3291 SUMMERFIELD. Designed with value and family in mind. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, entry foyer, bright kitchen with dining area and pantry Located off Memo nal in front of First Citizen's Bank $70's. University Realty, 355 5844, Anita Worthington, 355 4441. ^
SUMMERFIELD. Winterville School District Here's your
chance to buy a quality home in t^he 70's 3 bedrooms, sunken 06n, Ddy windowed dining room, eat in kitchen, 2 full baths Located across from First Citi zen's on Memorial University Realty. 355 5844, Anita Wor thinqton, 355 4441
ESTATE REALTY CO.
830-1040
JUST A LITTLE DRIVE in the country and youll find this immaculate three bedroom, two-bath home on a half-acre lot; family room with woodstove insert, two-car garage - $63,900.
PRICE REDUCED on this three bedroom home in Elmhurst; living room with fireplace, dining room, screened porch, one-car garage. ASKING $59,900 - lets make an offer!
NEW LISTING in Twin Oaks - spacious living room with sliding glass doors to fenced backyard; three bedrooms, two baths, garage with remote door opener -only $55,500.
TWO BEDROOM HOME cute as a button -located in the country; large great room, kitchen with dining area, carport, heat pump, 10 x 24 shop - Winterville school district - $45,000.
JUST RIGHT for that first home - very attractive with three bedrooms, 1V2 baths, spacious great room with sliding doors to 16 X 20 deck. Located in Ayden-$43,900.
CHEAPER THAN A DOUBLEWIDE - hurry and enjoy the screened porch; living room, two bedrooms, space to expand in attic. Area for garden-only 10 minutes East for $26,500.
NEW LISTING IN BETHEL-three bedroom home in good condition; walk-in closet In master bedroom - $39,900.
ON CALL:
Jarvis or Dorlis Mills 355-7040
OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-5 PM
SOUTH RIDGE DRIVE
(Between Cherry Oaks & Bells Fork)
NEW CONSTRUCTION m so.ih
Ridge. Three bedrooms, two baths, fireplace and deck. $63,000.
NEW OFFERING in Englewood.
Charm, location and convenience is what you get in this special neighborhood. Large family room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen. $79,500.
TREETOPS. Save hundreds on this almost new flat. Custom drapes, all appliances, located near pool. Owner' will pay closing costs. $56,900.
MOVE TO THE Country! Enjoy the peace and quiet of this traffic free neighborhood 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage. Only $60,500.
NICE QUIET LOCATION on a
large country lot. Beautiful three bedroom, two bath home with all the extras. $57,000.
QUAIL RIDGE REDUCED!
Condo. Owner says he must Ed! Th. s ts yOur opportunity to save ihour.a c: on 3
bedroom, 2V2 bath townhouse $5/,900.
355-6258
QUINN REALTY
3106 S. Memorial Drive
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THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
WINTERVILLE Need -bedrooms under $50.000 Take a took at this neat brick home in Shamrock Terrace Owners relocating and anxious to sell now, *709
TREES AND QUIET Secluded area 2 bedroom, I'j bath townhouse Almost 1200 square
feet with large bedroomsand walk in closet Only orie com
...... \,n.v l,.WHt
mon neighbor Extra carpet and
light fixtures Centrally located/ near ECU in professional area Priced to move in Mid $40 s Immediate occupancy Call to day *734
WHY PAY RENTProtect your income with this 3 bedroom ranch located in Stanton Heights Large lot and assumable 10% FmHA loan $44,500 Very little equity if you qualify *474
OWNER FINANCING Neat
bungalow with 2 bedrooms, hardwood floors, vinyl siding
Five thousand down and 10% .. nancing Excellenflocation Mid 130's *723
IN COUNTRY Seven minutes away in Belvoir area Wooded ' j acre lot Well maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bath home Large family room Quiet area with good neighbors Perfect away from city Extras Priced to movein$30's Call now! 780
CLARK-BRANCH
REALTORS
355-2000
Don Edmonson ON CALL Marie Davis
Evelyn Darden White
Jule Ella McGowan Mary Ward GeepJohnson . Carl King Pat Terry
758 1820 754 5402 355 7227 758 7927 754 3210 754 1997 754 1719 754 1258 355 4426
Toll Free 1 800 525 8910 et At *3 An Equal Housing Opportunity
Ti^ORANCH SlLLS
THREE HOMES AWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
NO QUALIFYING assumable FHA loan available with this ex tra special townhouse in Quail Ridge 3 bedrooms, 2'-j baths, great room with fireplace and adjoining dining room Special amenities include chair rail, 2 ceiling fans, parquet foyer, lovely decor Just steps to the pool Priced in the low $40's Call today! *773
WESTHAVEN Please compare this contemporary ranch with cathedral ceilings, natural landscaping, rear deck, large rooms, in excellent condition Available now! 3 bedrooms Nearly 2000 square feet Offered at $103,000 Call now! *728
CAMELOT One ol Greenville's top subdivisions Much sought wooded lot 3 bedrooms, 2 bath country flavored home Only 2 years old New deck , under frees Two bay windows with formal dining Over 1500 square feet, cathedral ceiling with ceil ing fan Much more Priced in mid$70's
DO YOU LIKE to play foot ball inside!! There's 3500 square feet of luxury waiting lor your team at 100 Terry Street in Cherry Oaks Large halls, extra large doors througnout with sink and wide winding stairway make it easy to hand off or pass anywhere in the house Large wooded lot and large garai make it easy to entertain tl... tans outside or inside You must see to appreciate Call today $125,000
CLARK-BRANCH
REALTORS
355-2000
Don Edmonson ON CALL
Marie Davis.......
Evelyn Darden Jule White Ella McGowan Mary Ward Geep Johnson Carl King
Pat Terry................
Toll Free 1 800 525 8910
758 1820 754 5402 355 7227 758 7927 756 3210 756 1997 .754 1719 756 >258 355 6426 ext AF43
An Equal Housing Opportunity
REDUCED! $59,500 Famil neighborhood plus a tree shac ed lot 3 bedrooms, I' / baths nice big attractive eat in kitch en, living room, offi.'e or den Call Aldridge and Southerland 756 3500 or Katherine Vinson 752 5778
REDUCED! $79.900 Quietly tucked away is this 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch located in the Winterville area Custom built with a greatroom, eat in kitch en Lots of extras $82.500 Call Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752 5778
REDUCED $4l,9. This is great family home Living room dining room combination, tarn ily room, eat in kitchen. J bedrooms and 2 baths Private backyard Can Aldridge and Southerland. 754 3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752 5778
REDUCED to $57,500! Split level in country otters living room, den 2 fireplaces, bedrooms, decks, on a large corner lot Ask lor Sue Dunn at Aldridge & Southerland, 754 3500 or 355 2588 nights
PUT EXTRA CASH in your
pocket today Sell your ' don' needs' with
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Caricrci County's Most Exjjlusivc Subdivision >
Luts frum $29,500
Only 30 lots available now at Spooner's Creek North! All lots have deep water boat slips or w-atcrfroni access. Lots average from 20.000-29,000 sq. It. with central sewer system, paved curb & guttered streets.
Just off Hwy. 24 at Spooner's Creek on Harbor Drive.
Also available on this properly:
1600 sq. ft., 3 BR.
2 bath, brick home w/garagc. 100' waterfront, 200' ueep lot w Mccp-waiei iiuikficad wall duck.
Contact Chuck Sledue & Co. I-80-6S2-1020 726-7156
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CLAftK-RANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
DRASTICALLY REDUCED to $32,900 Freshly painted New roof and hot water heater Fur nace 3 years old 3 bedrooms, i bath with carport 1220 square feet Priced right for sale Call today *734
GREENVILLE MANOR CON DOMINIMS These one bedroom lofts and two bedroom townhouses offer the most for the money in hous ing $27,500. in Greenville Some units available now! Ex cellent floor plans and conve nientiy located oft 10th Street. Call now tor details *655
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COtRY HOME Peace and quiet are yours! Large country kitchen, 3 bedrooms, large lot.
.University Realty. 355 5844. Jean Hopper. 756 9142
PERFECT FOR THE small tamily, this 2 bedroom, 1' i bath townhouse in Quail Ridge is available Features great room with fireplace, dinnette area and well equipped kitchen
Lbvelv decor and private patio Call for your appointment to day Priced in the low $50's
*772
CLARK-BRANCH
REALTORS
355-2000
Don Edmonson
ON CALL Marie Davis Evelyn Darden Jule White Ella McGowan AAary Ward Geep Johnson . Carl King . Pal Terry
758 1820 .754 5402 355 7227 758 7927 754 3210 756 1997 754 1719 754 1258 355 4424
Toll Free. 1 800 525 8910, ext AF*3 An Equal Housing Opportunity
STRATFORO: This beautiful, home has it all! There's over 2200 square feet ol living space leafuring formal areas, eat in kitchen, large sun room with fireplace, den with fireplace.
jpiac
and 4 bedrooms All this Plus
garage! Many more extras, you must see! Only $89,900 Call
Linda Gaddis at CENTURY 21 Janet. Bowser & Associates at 355 7800or 754 3291
UNDER CONSTRUCTION;
New 4 bedroom home in Evanswood Beautiful master suite downstairs 3 bedrooms up. Eat In kitchen and formal dining room Quality built by Bowser Construction Pick your own colors! $97,500 CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates. 355 7800
ROLLING MEADOWS. Mid
$4p'S Under construction I'l miles from Greenville This
brick 1400 square foot home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
den with fireplace and built in bookcase, large patio Contact Rhonda Bailey. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates, 3557800 or 756 8003
ROLLINWOOO. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath cluster home has a greenhouse window in the master bedroom overlooking a landscaped patio The great room has a vaulted ceiling with corner fireplace Many extras
are included in the sales price ol $54.900 Call Ball & Lane 752 0025
or Janet Frutlger 758 7820
SEDGEFIELO DRIVE. 3
bedroom. 2 bath brick ranch on huge corner lot Beautifully decorated interior Family room with fireplace and bookcases, well planned kitchen and breakfast area Really a charmer $61,900 754 8392
211 BETH STREET. Stroll to pool and recreation ar'as from this nice Cherry Oaks home 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, roomy kitchen, great room/dining room combination Priced in the $70's. Call Linda Gaddis of CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser . Associates at 355 7800 or 754 3291
3 BEDROOM doublewide good neighborhood in the country, kitchen and family areas. I'l
baths outside buildinglmany 'l.ab Call
uses) Low Price of $21_____
Davis Realty. 752 3000 Lyle Davis, 754 2904 Broughton Goodson. 752 1 184 Angela Langley, 355 7522 or Jennis Wainright 1 524 4027
TERRIFIC LISTING
This lovely 6 room Traditional home is located at 1501 Birch Place in Treetops. There are 3 Bedrooms, 2^/2 Baths, and so many other nice things I cant describe it. You really need to see tor yourself Almost 2100 square feet of living space in a gorgeous setting. Only 4 years and immaculate at $99,750.
MORE GREAT ONES
NEW LISTING at 1914 E. 8th Street. A great buy on a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, brick ranch, with fireplace, hardwood floors, etc. Walking distance from the University and only $59,500.
COLONIAL RANCH - Dont miss seeing this one at 1107 Cortland Road. Modern living in a quiet setting in Orchard Hill and featuring a spacious Great Room/Dming area, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Fireplace, separate 16 x 20 Workshop, Etc. Yours for only $56,500.
HARDEE ACRES-311 Springhill Road. Modern brick ranch with living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, garage, and storage building ihis nice home has had excellent care and is freshly painted. The owner wants to sell and has priced it accordingly, $50,900.
TWIN OAKS-This exciting Contemporary with Great Room, Country Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, and large Mud/Utility room, on a wooded lot has been attracting a lot of attention and will soon be gone. HURRY $55,900.
A SHAME-Thats the only way I can describe what the owner is forcing me to do with this exceptional brick ranch, at 412 Pittman Drive in Carolina Heights. Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, Bath, Laundry Room, Carport, and storage buildings on a wooded lot. Against my better judgement, we have priced it to sell at ONLY $39,900.
THE D.G. NICHOLS AGENCY, Inc.
752-4012
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VILLAGE GROVE: Renting Is pointless when you can own your own 2 bedroom home in Village Grove New carpet and paint, furnace overhauled, ceiling tan. low maintenance exterior Reasonably priced at $33,500 CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates Call Linda Gaddis at 355 7800 or 754 3291
QUIET LIVING describes this 4 bedroom ranch on an extra large lot siding on three streets Neat as a pin and ready to move into at $48,900 189 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 754 4444
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why live in the city when
you can enjoy the ipacioujness and quiet of the country This brick home otters you 3 bedrooms, nice tamily room with built ins and tirepace. large sunny eat in kitchen and more Situated on a pretty acre lot Don't wait to see this atfrac tive home priced to sell at $49,9(X) .1 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 75 6666
THIS RENOVATED cufie with large room is just perfect for a first home and NC Housing Fi nancing Convenient to schools shopping and hospital, this brick traditional home is priced at on ly $42,900 *49 CENTURY 21 Bass Realty. 7i6 64M
WESTHAVEN VI. $l2>,obo this refreshing home has 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, tamily room with fireplace, and garage Great kitchen with ex tras University Realty,
$866, Anita Worthington, 355
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
wanted For your confidential interview, call Jean Hopper at University Realty, 355 S8M
Sunday, June 29.1966 D.11
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WESTNAVEN'vi New Con
struction This 2047 square loot home features 4 bedrooms with a large master suite downstairs There's a formal dining room and an eat m kitchen Buy now and choose your own colors
(Quality built by Bowser Con struction $111.000 Call CEN
TURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355 7800 or 756 8580
CLASSIFIED DS will go to work tor you to lind cash buyers tor your unused items To place your ad, phone 752 4144
SMALL OFFICES
LEASE, 2 OFFICES $351 PER MONTH LEASE, 4 OFFICES $567 PER MONTH FOR SALE, 2 OFFICES $30,460 FOR SALE, 4 OFFICES $41,580
1 DARDEN REALTY 758-1983
NIGHTS
WEEKENDS
355-6558
JUST LISTED. Almost new contemporarv loaded with extras in Westhaven. 3 bedrooms, master down, two up. Fenced yard. This one won't last.
THE EQUESTRIANS dream; to have It all 2 plus acres, a lake, a 360 square feet barn and tack rook and a 3,000 square feet quality home. Call for more details.
DISCOVER THE CONVENIENCE and gracious flow of this floor plan. A formal foyer and large living room with fireplace will entice a celebration every night of the week. And. boredom wont come easy In this gourmet kitchen adjoining a family room and screened-ln porch. Set in Sheraton Place. Its a perfect choice.
COMPARE this 4 bedroom luxury home In Lynndale to others In the same area. Youll find the price is an excellent opportunity for your next family home.
TRADITIONAL CHARM abounds in this new home in Baytree. Close to schools and shopping, youll find everything in this 3 bedroom. 2*^ bath home $85,000.
IM LOADED with all the extras. Baldwin brass hardware throughout, excellent marble and tile work, sub-zero appliances In the gourmet kitchen. Everything about me is extra special Including my location.
INVEST in your first home that is conveniently located to schools and shopping. Lovely 3 bedroom. 1 bath home features a large workshop/utility room and deck. Shaded fenced in backyard for the children. $59,900
GOLFERS DELIGHT! Walk to the golf course from our new listing In Brook Valley. Theres no doubt It will sell quickly listed at $122,500 and that Includes all the amenities youll want.
PRESTIGEOUS YET PRACTICAL. Tucker Estates Is the perfect place to have this 4 bedroom with all formal areas plus a large fenced In yard. Only $89,900.
ENJOY THE COMFORT of a brick RANCH style home with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths In Lynndale. Accented by beautiful hardwood floors and plenty of trimwork, this home has lots of appeal. Owner financing is available. $125,000
Lots of room for the GROWING FAMILY in this 5 bedroom home in Brook Valley. The foyer opens to formal areas and there Is a downstairs bedroom and bath. Large family room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms upstairs and a single garage. $126,000.
This home in Brook Valley affords GRACIOUS LIVING. A sprawling lawn with extreme privacy In fenced back yard. Extra lots may accompany this home if you so desire. The home realizes all the extras and comforts desired, with oversized bedrooms and baths. Excellent price and a prize to capture.
A JEWEL is hidden In the bushes; this fine contemporary home in Cherry Oaks features 3 bedrooms, 2*^ baths situated on a corner lot. Fireplace in greatroom with cathedral ceiling and surrounded with lots of glass. Double garage.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION. New 4 bedroom home in Bedford.
This BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED French Provincial Is perfect for a growing family. Four upstairs bedrooms, 2'Y baths and all formal areas are complimented by a relaxing den, and a step-down eating area. The private backyard is over-looked by a screened porch and a partially covered deck great for entertaining. Chair railings and crown moldings abound.
This two story with Its CIRCULAR DRIVE and landscaping set It apart from the rest. Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths, screened porch, 2 car garage and more. $131,900.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY, almost 3,000 square feet of spacious open family living. Five bedrooms, formal dining room, wooded corner lot. Cherry Oaks. Now offered at $110.000.
Thanks For Calling Us!
Jeannette
Agency, Inc.
756-1322
Jeannette Cox CRB. CRS, GRI 756-2521
Valerie Dragoon Realtor 756-7171
realtor
Jean Eberdt Sales Associate 756-8728
Dell Little 756-1976
Debra Heinz 756-2491
Homes
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CENTURY 21 BASS REALTY IF YOURE INTRIGUED BY THE UNINHA- '
2424 S. Charles St. 756-6666
BITED YOU MUST SEE THESE HOUSES!
ALL NEW CONSTRUCTION
THIS HOME IS ONE of a kind. Featuring 4 bedrooms with one being downstairs, all formal areas with hardwood floors, den with fireplace, 2 car garage and LOTS OF EXTRAS! $141,000. 4319
TUCKED AWAY in gracious Westhaven VI, this inviting Victorian house is sure to steal your heart. Over 2100 sq. ft. with 3/4 bedrooms, greatroom and formal dining room will as comfortable to live in as it is breathtaking to behold. Only $120,000. #454.
COUNTRY SETTING yet convenient to city. This lovely new Williamsburg has all of the features the 80s family require. Master suite downstairs, living room with adjoining formal dining room, 2 bedrooms and bath with an abundance of storage upstairs $71,900. #463.
LOVELY WILLIAMSBURG now being offered for only $73,900. 1653 sq. ft. of living space includes 3 bedrooms, iVt baths, unfi-nished bonus room offers great potential for future growth #465
THIS CUTE 3 bedroom, 2 bath house is located in a quiet rolling subdivision. Greatroom with fireplace, dining area with bay window, deck and many extras #477. Priced right at $58,500.
BE THE FIRST to see the 3 bedroom ranch in Rolling Meadows. Features a greatroom with fireplace, dining area and a kitchen with beautiful custom made cabinets. #499 $59,800.
CALL TODAY FOR YOUR EXCLUSIVE SHOWING!!!! 756 6666
t:d Meyer...............758-8249
Cdroi Garner............752-4304
Tom Trolley............756-9945
Cindy Yarberry..........752-8897
Lynda Mann............752-1542
Charles Forbes..........756-7157
Gregory Hood...........756-2642
John Moye, Jr...........756-0604
Brian Jones.............758-1775
DeDe Carney............757-3759
Ann Bass..............355-6966
Tony Mallard............756-7544
Dot Inscoe.........Office Manager
BROKER ON CALL BRIAN JONES 758-17751 *
Q.12 The Daily Reflector. GreenvlHe, N.C.
Sunday, June 29.1986
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ClARKBRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT 3 badrooms, I bath duplex in highly rentable area Heat punrtp and central air All brick Appliances AAonth to month leases with room for increase Priced In low lOO's Call now for showing 77l
WINDY RIDGE. Immaculate 3 bedroom townhome In Wind Ridge Across from pool Wei dKorated with 2'/> baths and nearly l]00 square feet Avail able this summer It's priced to sell at $55,500 Call now. owners are moving! Comparables at 13 3000 more In same area it778
EASTWOOD Ideal place to raise children Quiet dead end street. Near schools 3 bedrooms. 3 bath brick home Heat pump, dishwasher $55,900 Including closing costs 1743
BRIGHT & CHEERY Located in one of Ayden's nicest areas. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, woodstove. extra Insulation. Offered at $55,900. #717
IN COUNTRY One acre lot with neat 3 bedroom, 3 bath brick ranch. WOodstove In fireplace, playroom for kids. Owner trans terred. Must sell! Near Ayden Low$50's.#791.
CLARKBRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
Don Edmonson
ON CALL......................758 1830
Marie Davis..................754 5403
Evelyn Darden..............355-7337
Ella McGowan .......756-3310
Jule White....................758 7937
Mary Ward...................756 1997
Geep Johnson.................756 1719
CarlKIng......................756 1358
Pat Terry.....................355 6434
Toll Free: 1 800535-8910. ext. AF43
An Equal Housing Opportunity
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THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR
NEW OFFERING in Winter ville. Immaculate contem porary with large backyard. Nearly 1350 square feet in the back of Ragland Acres. FHA loan assumption too! It's avail able nowl Heatilator fireplace and open kitchen area. Pay ments $455 per month. $54,900 #671.
OWNER SAYS reduce to $53,900. Very reasonable priced 1350 square toot home with 3 car
rge. Nice corner lot in popu neighborhood off 364 By pass. Celling fan and more 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Home well maintained and ready tor you. Call today for showing. #748
TWIN OAKS. Coiy two bedroom with fireplace and fenced In private yard. Convenient loca lion and easy to care for. Heal pump, dishwasher, refrigerator Included $48.900. 978
LOOKS NEW! Excellent townhouse for newlyweds and first time homeowners 3 bedrooms, 3>/s baths and a basement. Conveniently located to shopping off 5th Street. Owner financing avallablal Call today. $45.500
CLARKBRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
Don Edmonson
ON CALL......................758-1830
Marie Davis..................756-5403
Evelyn Darden..............355 7337
758 7937 .754 3310 .754 1997 .754-1719 .756 1358 355 6436 Toll Free: 1 800 535 8910, ext AF43
Jule White..
Ella AAcGowan..
Mary Ward.......
Geep Johnson CarlKing Pat Terry
An Equal Housing Opportunity
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LISTINGS SELL!
IDEAL LOCATION and casual I ving. This townhouse offers both. Mint condition, close to shopping and the hospital 3 bedrooms, 3'<5 baths. A must see, priced at only $54,500 Can lease with option to buy. #737.
14 UPTON COURT. Health Haven. This 3 bedroom. 3</5 bath townhouse Is in one of the best resale areas of Greenville, The Athletic Club area. Plenty of space. Practically new and ready tor occupancy. Located oft N.C. 43 just beyond Green vine Athletic Club. $53.900. #746.
THIS TWO BEDROOM townhouse In Quail Ridge is immaculate Private location, nel<1300 square feet. Offered at'V.O All applances includ .Call nowl #731
mis NEW HOME In Country Place Otters nearly 1100 square feet for just over $50,000. Builder will pay closing costs and dis counts tor 10% fixed rate FHA loan. Two lull baths plus patio Large wooded lot. It's special. 649
CLARKBRANCH,
REALTORS
355-2000
Don Edmonson
ON CALL......................758 1830
Pat Terry.....................355 4434
AAarie Davis..................754 5403
Evelyn Darden..............355-7337
Jule White....................758 7937
Ella McGowan.............756 3310
Mary Ward...................754 1997
Geep Johnson 754 1719
Carl King......................754 1358
Toll Free: 1800535 8910. ext AF43
An Equal Housing Opportunity
MUST SELL Reduced to mid $80's. For sale by owner Brick ranch, 1800 square feet plus large screened porch. Call 756
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ROLLINWOOD CLUSTER Homes. Beautiful life style, great location, affordable price. A change of pace that's delightfuH University Realty 355 5866. Jean Hopper, 756 9143
WINtERVILLE. They're just finishing hammering on this totally renovated 3 bedroom home In Winter ville Combining the spacious styles of the past with all the modern features of today This enchanted cottage can be yours! Only $41,900 CENTURY 31 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355 7800
1400 SQUARE FOOT brick ranch home located on Stan tonsburg Road 3 bedrooms, large greatrogm with built ins ano a UNIQUE fireplace. Fenc ed in privacy area in backyard Large wooded lot on corner Upper 50's Call 753 0437 after 6 00.
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GREAT INVESTMENT Prop erty 3 brick duplexes with 3 beorooms, I bath, gas heat and
Sir conditioner in each unit, ent tor $195 each unit 1 brick triplex with (3) 3 bedroom units (rent $195) and (1) 3 bedroom unit that rents for $335 Duplexes offered at $43,700 each Triplex offered at $68,500
NEW OFFERING Country Atmosphere City Convenience If you like the charm of older homes, don't miss this one! Located within the city limits of Ayden. this large Victorian style home has 3/4 bedrooms, wide plank pine floors, screened-ln porch and exterior has ginger oread trim A super buy at $35,000
LANDAAASTERS
Real Estate Corporation 830 0005 Office 355 3500 Home
LOOKING FOR A FARMHOUSE With acreage, located in the country? THIS IS IT! PICTURESQUE PLUS . Lots of rooms, land, trees and serenity found here just minutes from Greenville. Call for more details. #471. Priced at $66,000.
CENTURY 21 Bass Realty 756^666
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UNIVERSITY. 3 bedroom ape Cod offers living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen, new Kreened
Julie Bruner at CENTURY 31, Tipton 8. Associates, 355 7003, nights and weekends, 753 7837.
and root. Won't last long!
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UNIVERSITY. 3 bedroom tape Cod offers living room with fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen, new screened porch and roof Won't last long. Call Julie Bruner at CENTuRy 31, Tipton & Associates, 355 7003. nights and weekends, 753 7837
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TWIN CREEKS Under on structlon. Beautiful Williamsburg home near Simp son. Large greatroom with tlraplace, 3 bedrooms. 3 baths and nice kitchen are special features In this home. Buy now and choose colors. Builder will pay to $1,000 In closing costs or points. Contact Rhonda Bailey CENTURY 31 Janet Bowser and Associates, 355 7800 or 756 8003.
SIMPSON, NEW CUSTOM built 3 bedroom. 3 bath brick, deck, fireplace, carport $68,800 The Wingate Agency, 757 3441
IMMACULATE describes this 3 bedroom. 2 bath home in popular Winterville school district. From the eat-in kitchen with bay window to an enormous-sized famiiy room with cusiom-built bookcases, fireplaces and ceiling fan, this home is an exceptional value. Utility room, garage, patio with manicured lawn and detached 10 X 10 wired workshop are a few of the special features offered. OWNERS ARE EAGER TO SELL $63,500
Ball
& Lane
K.-al Eslatr Sales and tJevelopmenI
752-0025
Janet Frutiger, Listing Broker, 756-7820
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VILLA IN TREETOPS. This 3 bMtroom, 3 bath Villa includes a fully applianctd kitchan with microwavt, fireplace, washer/ dryer, and outside storage Owner eager to sell $44,500 Call Ball and Lane, 753 0035 or Janet Frutiger, 758 7$30 VILLA IN TREETOPS 3 bedrooms with 3 full baths, llv Ing room with fireplace and call ing Ian, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, and more $44.500. AAake an otter. Call Ball & Lana 753 0035 or Janet Frutlgar 758 7130
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WHY RENTT Own your FmHA home tor lass than 8300 a month and no down payment
_________________in Ayden,
Bethel. Winterville. and Green
Homes now available I
villa area Call today to see if you quality Home Realty Com pany, 355 4663
WINDY RIDGE What a buy at $53,500! Over 1500 square feet includes greatroom with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 7'^ baths, new carpet and freshly painted Close to pool Call Sue bunn at Aldridge & Southerland. 756 3500 or 355 2588 nights
CAROLINA EAST
REALTY, INC.
355-7774 2192 S. Evans St., Groenville NC
NEW LISTING
LOG HOME in the country. 4 bedrooms and 2 baths in about 1,900 square feet of good living space. Fenced area for your horses. Sits on 1.2 acres with additional acre available. Assumable loan $65,900. Call for any real estate need.
Offico Hours Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 Sunday 1-5
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Ray Evaratt, 757-0530 On Call Evalyn Bullock 752-4707
BIINVESTMENT PROPERTY
Greenville Small Apartment Complexes
Seven 2-Bedroom units in an attractive multi-family court. Very neat. Brick construction. Rents - $130.00 plus security deposit. Full occupancy. $276,500.00.
Six 3-Bedroom Units with 1^/i and 2Vi baths. In ECU area. Rents - $450.00 and $475.00. Fully leased with waiting list. Brick and aluminum siding. $300,000.00.
Commercial Land Three acres, zoned Highway Commercial, across from Carolina East Mall and immediately adjacent to The Hampton Inn. Realistic pricing.
Warehouse
1010 Dickinson Avenue. Formerly Bllbro Wholesale Company. Plus vacant lot next door. 9,000 S/F with offices. Brand new roof. Lease or buy.
Other Commercial Properties thru-out Eastern North Carolina
Snowden
Associates
919-3554)327
313 Clifton Straat
Qraanvllla
_ JANET BOWSER
OnMKy, &
^jtZI associates
Im.
221 Commerce Street, Suite A
355-7880
OPEN HOUSE 2-4 STANTONSBURG HWY
OPEN HOUSE 2-4 |
208 E. WOODSTOCK [
Turn right at Cornerstone Baptist Church off of Slantonsburg HWY 1st house on left Must see this 17(X) square teet brick home with three bedrooms, two baths, large greatroom with a cathedral ceiling, spacious eat-in kitchen, double garage, 18x36 in ground pool with gazebo All of this located on a beautiful 1 acre lot at an amazing price of 176,900.
Hodtess Rhonda Bailey
BELVEDERE: GREAT LOAN ASSUMPTION! You^ assume awitVo QUALIFY-nVof $408.85 a 3 bedroom home areas. Loan balance of definite MUST SEE!
Kathy Webater
NEW LISTING
COLLEGE COURT: Great location College Court. Immaculate brick home with three bedrooms, family room with fireplace, one year gas/air system, screen back porch, beautiful fenced-in yard at an affordable price of $54,900. Contact Rhonda Bailey.
NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
LOTS TO TALK ABOUT: Stra tegically located in the woods, 1 mile from Greenville off Stan-tonsburg Road. Half acre lots with water and graded road. Call Quincy Scarborough with CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355-7800.
NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
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BROOKHILL*: Beautiful 2 bedroom townhouse located at Brookhill. You will have to see this one to appreciate it. Priced to sell at $48,500. Call Mable Savage today!
CAMELOT: Cute as a button! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features a single garage with large great room/dining room combination, eat-in kitchen, a detached 10 x 10 storage unit. Call Kathy Webster for more information.
NEW LISTING
ROLLING MEADOWS: Fresh on the Market! Cute as a button, describes this home in the Rolling Meadows almost completed. Buy now and choose colors. This home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large kitchen, den with a fireplace and deck all on an extra large lot. Af-fordably priced in the mid 50's. Call Rhonda Bailey.
WILLIAMSBURG MANOR: Like new two bedroom townhouse in Williamsburg Manor. Spacious floor plan. Private setting with great neighbors! All ready to move in. Only $42,500. See Janet Bowser for your showing.
CLUB PINES 133 Antler Road. 2 story Williamsburg with 3 large bedrooms, 2'/^ baths, greatroom, dining room, brick with jennaire range in kitchen, breakfast area, laundry room, double garage/unfinished room, screened porch, fenced brick patio/garden area, all on a well landscaped corner lot. $122,900 Call Linda Gaddis at 756-3291 today!
COUNTRY. A beauty with price to match. This 3 bedroom country home with many pluses is definately a show stopper. Acre lot plus detached workshop. It wont last long at $60,500. Contact Mable Savage of CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates at 355-7600 or 756-3098.
Contact:
Janet Bower.......355-7800 or 756-8580
Linda Gaddis.......355-7800 or 756-3291
Kathy Webster.....355-7800 or 756-6528
Mable Savage......355-7800 or 756-3098
Rhonda Bailey......355-7800 or 756-8003
Ariana W. Bretnall,
Office Manager...............355-7800
Commercial & Property Investment contact:
Harold Cutler .355-7800 or 355-2118
Quincy Scarborough.355-7800 or 756-5724
ON CALL THIS WEEKEND QUINCY SCARBOROUGH 355-7800 756-8580
I
NEW OFFERINGS
OPEN HOUSE
3-6 P.M.
LOOKS NEW! 'Excellent townhouse for newlyweds and first-time homeowners. 2 bedrooms, Vh baths and a basement. Conveniently located to shopping off 5th Street. Owner financing available! Call today. $45,500 Listing Agent, Evelyn Darden, 355-7227.
CAMELOT. One of Greenvilles top subdivisions. Much sought wooded lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath country flavored home. Only 2 years old. New deck under trees. Two bay windows with formal dining. Over 1500 square feet, cathedral ceiling with ceiling Ian. Much more. Priced in mid $70's. Listing Agent, Geep Johnson, 756-1719.
DO YOU LIKE to play football...lnside!! Theres 3500 square feet of luxury waiting for your team at 100 Terry Street in Cherry Oaks. Large halls, extra large doors throughout with sink and wide winding stairway make it easy to hand off or pass anywhere in the house. Large wooded lot and large garage make it easy to entertain the fans outside or inside. You must see to appreciate. Call today. $125,000. Listing Agent, Don Edmonson, 758-1820.
QUAIL RIDGE-UNIT 195
Sumrell Plan. Our best 2 bedroom townhouse plan with 1556 square feet under construction is available in July. Enjoy the pool nowl We pay $1,000 of your closing costs, you select the decor and enjoy the trees! Call now. $69,200. Your Hostess: Marie Davis.
CLARK-BRANCH, REALTORS355-2000
Come See U At;200 Arlington Blvd.
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TUCKE* EStATES
Williamsburg ranch that faatures 3 bedrooms. 2 baths tormal areas, large den, deck, i far garage. SM's. Call Univerii
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ESTATES. Best price ^neighborhood 2 story tar mtwuse with 3 bedrooms, 2 r.? Jormal dining room, n iwc' 0W University Real y. 355 5866, Drew Rumbley, 753 2723
TWO DUPLEXES and i triplex available in Historic Tarboro Uistrlct, Excellent rental histo
355 7002, nights and weekends. T52 7827
UNIVERSITY 5 bedroom. 2'u bath duplex Both sides are rented Very good investment property Call Kathy Webster for more information *61.000 CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates 355 7800 or 756 652
DOES IT BETTER
How Jeannette Cox has become Greenvilles Most Successful Relocation Specialist.
When corporations need help in the transfer and -elocation of their employees in the Greenville area. iTiore of them call Jeannette Cox than any other Realtor. Because no one equals her experience in managing residential properties. Or her success m selling them. \
Jeannette heads the Relocation Division of Jeannette Cox Agency, Inc., one of Greenvilles most dynamic real estate firms. Working with sales Associates, she coordinates the relocation services required by her corporate clients. Market analysis, sales, mortgage financing and the care and upkeep of vacant homes. Its all handled efficiently and at the lowest ^
possible cost by the Relocation Division at Jeannette Cox Agency, Inc.
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U7,W0. Great contemporary Skylights. 2 decks, cathedral ceiling. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, great room and more Call Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752 577*
In addition to working directly with major corporations, Jeannette also represents relocation firms such as Equitable Relocation Management Company, Merrill Lynch Relocation \ management. Bank of St. Lewis, Procter^' and Gamble Company and Homequity. Here, too, her property management and sales skills find a ready market.
If your company is involved in employee transfer and relocation in Greenville or the surrounding counties, call Jeannette Cox at (919) 756-1322.
NCBCDY DCES IT BETTER
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Jeannette Cox Agency, Inc.
756-13220
The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N C
Sunday, June 29,1986
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M.OOO can assume this FHA loan < Delightful farmhouse on 2 acres, completely remodeled, including central heat and air conditioning Call University Realty. 355 5166. Jean Hopper. 756 9142
OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2-5
t-:,
NEW CARPETINQ just installed in this three bedroom, two ceramic bath home with formal living room, den with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, butlers pantry double garage and Winterville Schools! The best part is the Price!!! Only $61,000. Come a runnin' today! Located on 14th Street Ext past Windy Ridge! Your Hostess Kristi Clark
NEW LISTING: Townhouse with two bedrooms. 1/i baths, living room with fireplace, eat in kitchen, patio and only a few ^Mlltenfcanei^ Located at 103 North Elm Str^KMcel It oly 143,900. Listing Agent Darrell li#
FIVE PEACH TREES, Apple, Plum and Pecan loo! Not to mention two different grape vines! Located close to the hospital and containing three bedrooms, two baths, formal areas, den with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, double garage and patio too! All for only $60,500. Listing Agent Darrell Hignite ANYONE CAN assume this VA Loan on this three bedroom rancher on corner lot in Ragland Acres, just outside Winterville Asking $62,900. Loan balance is $41,000. Or refinance while rates are low!!! Listing Agent Darrell Hignite
HUD OWNED PROPERTIES!
THREE BEDROOM RANCH at 711 Washington Avenue in Ayden, Great starter home! Only S30.000 Cali Kristi!
FOUR BEDROOM two Story at 520 Park Avenue in Ayden. garage & fireplace too! Only $38,000. Call Kristi' '
THREE BEDROOM fUMM 4A Orchard Hills, on Courtland Avenue! OwKtlVODB.
FARMS & LAND
300 ACRES near Chocowinity. Only $210,000. Call Randy'
43 ACRES near Falkland Only $28,000. Call Randy!
53 ACRES near Clay Root Only $45,000. Call Randy! 15 ACRES on 264 between Greenvle and Farmville. Only $60,000. Call Leonard!
37 Vi ACRES near Fro
SOLD.
ly $45,000.
We have building lots and lots tor mobile homes, on the Bethel Highway, in Stick Valley, two miles from Winterville between Winterville and Farmville, outside of Ayden and Grifton and new subdivision near the hospital complex Call us for details!
Randy HlgnHe 756-4052
Kristi Clark 756-7800
Darrell HlgnHe 355-2556
Leonard Hignite 756-1921
Bill Montford 355-7730
HIGNITE REALTORS
757-1969
ANYTIME
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DUPLEXES FOR SALE Hospi tal area Contact F L Garner. Owner/Broker, 752 7231.
GREAT INVESTMENT for stu dents 2 bedroom, 7'/7 bath coo dominium with large kitchen.
living room and overlooking pool Call Julie Bruner at CEN TuRY 21. Tipton & Associates,
355-7002. nights and weeker>ds 752 7827
TWO HOUSES, near ECU cam pus Excellent rental history. Currently leased 145.900 and 129.900 Good Condition 752 577
ATTENTI^^EVELOPERf
Approximately 26 acres ot rime property fronting on 264
9y Pass and 264 Business Just Gree-........
outside Greenvill city iimi'fs Call Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500 Of Katherine Vinson 752 577
DEVELOPERS Approximately srfy fr
17 acres of property fronting on SR1125 between 264 By Pass and 264 Business Just outside Greenvill city limits Call Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752 577
TWO ACRES of land County Road 1700 392 toot road fron tage Call 756 6443 after 4
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150 Land For Sale
IDEAL FOR sportsman:
Wood Land 629 acres near Grimesland on Tar River 72 acres on Tar River between Grimesland and Washington Russ Jones Realty & Auction Kinston. 523 705
LAND FOR SALE M acres 46 acres cleared. Good land with road frontage Located between Greenville and Tarboro oft highway 33 on State Road 1608 Priced reasonably Call Worley Warren at Aldridge and Southerland, 756 3500 or nights 795 3222
152 Lots For Sale
CHERRY OAKS. Back part Don't miss this wooded lot on Williams Bring your builder Call 756 2214
LAND FOR SALE 77 acres.
cleared land with road frontage i be
Priced at *70,000 Located tween Ayden and Griffon Owner win divide into smaller tracts Call Worley Warren at Aldridge A Southerland. 756 3500 nights 795 3222
RAMHORN ROAD l73 and 10
acre plots Only a tew left Rea sonable Call MORCO, anytime 752 5019 or 752 3856
151 Mobile Home Lots For Sale
MOBILE HOME lots for sale Low down payment, easy ti nancing Located on Old River Road and Eastwoods Country Estates Call Benny Eastwood 752 1802 anytime
LARGE WOODED LOTS,
Brandywine Estates. *12.000 75 2300 days, 75 1742 nights
LOT FOR SALE Simpson Eastern Pines Water and septic tank Call Aldridge and Southerland. 756 3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752 577 PRICE REDUCTION MacGregor Downs 2 4 acres wooded lot Private, proles hospltaL Joan Y 21 Tipton &
Crane, CENTURY Associates, K5 7002, nights 756
540
IF YOU'RE NOf USINO your exercise equipment, tell It this fall In these columns Call 752 6166
UNIVERSITY REALTY
We'll do your homework"
355 5866
SEVERAL SMALL LOTS
Higgs area *5500 to *14.900
WINOVALE SUBDIVISION.
Ayden, $7 12 000
COGHILL
each
SR 1529 *15.000
SHENANDOAH. *12,000 each
Qnpress clm
Ly I On;
Retirement Connnmit^
Located on 100 acres in east Greenville, only minutes away fntm the beautiful campus and medical school of East Carolina University and rich in the cultural activities of a university community, CYPRESS GLEN affords all that one dreams about for retirement.
CYPRESS GLEN is now taking applications for occupancy as early as January. Early applications will assure a choice of rooms. Single, double and combination rooms are available in the main building. Villas, which are 1200 sq. ft. independent homes, will soon be available.
Please come by our sales office located at Third and Hickory Streets or write CYPRESS GLEN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY. P.O. Box 7046. Greenville. N.C. 27835 or call 919-758-2309.
CYPRESS GLEN is under the umbrella of The Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc. now in its 31st year of service.
TOWNHOMES 6 HOME SITES
(919) 946-9121
OUTSIDE NORTH CAROLINA 1 X) 334 17(
Awy from overgrown neighborhoods, Pamkco Plantation otfers you pnvKy, security and seclusion in a setting that take* advantage ol eastern North Carolina's best.
J>\nTlic^ plantation
Bounded by Goose Creek Slate Park, Weyer haeuser's managed torests and a secluded harbor on beautiful Broad Creek, exh homesrte and town house owner wi enjoy their own beat tkp in our wel-eguipped marina. Our waterfront pool and club house, as wed as our picnic sites, tennis courts and private woodland trails for btkmg and logging beckon you to sociakre, lounge or exercise at your own pace Golf nearby at the Country Club
Homesiles from S20.000. Townhomes from S79.900 Everything you need for gracious living just SIX miles from Washington. N C
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COUNTRY BEAUTY
Kuumy kitchen is a bonuTaJSHwn-^nyaluw Space for expansion, central air storm windows, city water. 2 bedrooir^ AuSO Sidv drive Extra nice kitchen cabinets. Roof two years old. mimediaiely available S32.50
ENTICING PRICE REDUaiON Pleasant ranch type nestled in countryside Carefully sited on 1 3 acres Fencing, siorn
SOCIABLE RANCH
Sylvan Dr Residence packed with values Carpeting study comer kii. storm windows 3 bedrooms. PLUS Near shops-bus Living Dining Combo Aluminum Siding Win dowUnii S42.500
STEP-SAVER RANCH-TYPE
Bnck styling bnghiens this Soulh Greenville home Quiet street hardwoixl fkxsrs family ,) room, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, comer lot fencing PLUS Great room EBB Heat ' Cyclone fence S42.900
TOWN HOUSE
Desirable Windy Ridge Townehouse 2 story Traditional featurmg brick design Meticulous upkeep Heat pump, carpeling Great room modem Kitchen 2 bedrmams 2 baths, bay windows, patio Fireplace $47 50U
FULL OF POTENTIAL
Hardee Aaes ranch boasting bnck design Great family area centra; ait hardvKXKj floors, eai in kdchen 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, storm windows Carpofi It s a Beautifui Buy' pnced at $46.500
BUDGET ABILITY!
windows, well water, out buildings Possible FHA Assumption Make an offer on this ^ Pleasantly soiy brick Carolina Heights ranch type that s neat di tidy Quet street warm
home now'. Take over immediately $34,900
FLASH! PRICE REDUCTIONI
RobiNson Heights ranch providing brick extenor Newly decorated Carpeting, eat-in kit chen, 3 bedrooms, corner lot. storm windows ALSO Near schoois-shops It s a Beautiful Buy' priced at $37.900
PERT COnAGE
Dtscover the chatm of this congenial Carolina Heights residence Gas heat carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms. PLUS Near bus-reueation Fireplace A great starter home $39.900
CUTIE OF A HOME
Value-wist Hardee Acres ranch teaiuring brick design Great family area electric heal tiaidwood floors eat in kitchen. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, deck Garage possssiun now Unusual Value $41.500
Club Pines
$112,500 BRIGHT TRADITIONAL HOME
Bnck exterior lends charm to this charmer Beautiful upkeep, 2 story Great family area, central air, hardwood floors, formal dining room, foyer 4 bedrooms, 2V baths Freshly decorated, fireplace, workshop area
$103,900
Westhaveii III
ITS QUALITY SHOWS
Energy efficiency adds lu this peath 2 sioty Williamsburg Great family area, crown mouldings, wood paneling, formal dining room, foyer, extra large closets, many built-iiis 4 bedrooms. 2 2 baths, fencing, fireplace
* -47.
|6b,900
Belvedere
SHADE-TREE CHARM
Welcoming brick ranch packed with values Greai family area, central atr, carpeting, great room, foyer, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, patio Fireplace Kitchen-lamily combination Garage Fish pond. ^ ,
hearth, central an. family room, eai in kitchen. 3 bedrooms, wcAjdbuming stove large trees'ALSO Near shops-bus $4o9(Xl
BRICK STYLING
En)oy the comfon of itns Orchid Hilis ranch Fitsr owner car^ Greai tamiic area warm hearth central air, 3 bedrooms, 2 baihs PLUS Neai everything Gatagi A bpiendid home Buy Priced at $52,900
SMALL HOME CHARMS Summer shade highlights this Edwards Acres rancn Quiet street ventrai air paddle fans, carpebng, modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms 2 baths pat.i Gataue Owner wants to seU NOW' $52 900
ANSWERmMILY NEEDS
Appealing fratures Brck raiwJpe^^^aBdinirBp^ti. lainiiy room rmxiern Kit chen 3 bedrooms. batBl|fM rri-1 li.xtrM, ,ity watei .New H-xit Garage. Storage Building ki
ECONOMICAL SMALL HUML
Discover the chatm of this bnck ranch Quiet street great ianiny area tirepiace warmth central an Gteat room storm windows, 3 bedt'Xirns I'j baths Ceiling Fan Garage Unusual Value $53.900
ADVANTAGEOUS PRICE CUT!
Ranch type with lots of war^^U^WbiJ ("'^^bmly room eai m kitchen i bedrooms..2 baths, garden. .rAiL r.-A :lri.h storm wnd^ws aoubie
entry vep e ^.^^INESS
Endeanng Hardee Aaes ranch with bnck design Quiet street great family area, central air, carpeting. Great room, modem kitchen, 3 bednxims 2 baths deck Fireplace Garage $54.500
VALUE-WISE SMALL HOME
Dollar-wise Windy Ridge Condominium home boasting equity saiues Quiet street, cen
FEATURING NEAT EXTRAS
Hospital ranch packed with values Freshly decorated Carpeting Great room, formal dining room ioyei extra iaige closets many built ins patwi Fireplace Large master bedroom Near Medical Complex $69,900
FIRST HOME APPEAL
Here's a charmer with dollar wise flair Only a year old. I'/r story Great family area central air skylights, carpeting eat in kitchen, patw Fireplace, Loft. Solar Hot Water Rollinwcxid Cluster Home $69 900
RANCH WINNER
Rewarding home with real personahty Quiet street, great family area, central air gas heal paddle Ians carpeting formal dinmg room foyer, den eat in kitchen. 3
bedrooms 2 baths fencing deck Fireplace $73 900
PLANNED FOR COMFORT Discover the comfort to this attractive Dellwood ranch Great family area, central air. gas heat paddle fans carpeting formal dining room foyer, den. ear in kitchen. 3
bedrooms 2 baths fencing Fireplace $73,900
WONDERFUL LOCATION Bnghi [)rexelbr>x)k ranch with pleasing flair Great family area central air hardwood
floors, formal dining room foyer family room fencing screened porch . 3 bedrooms, 2
baths Fireplace Carport $80 900
INFORMAL LUXURY
Cheery fireplace is a welcome feature Mrs Clean care Luntemporary Great family area electT'snic door opener central air cathedral ceilings Great room sun room, iher mal glass 3 bedrooms 2 baths $84 900
WARM AND GRACIOUS
Enticing ranch offers bnck siykng One owner Central air foyer garrie ru<sm 4 bedrooms 2 baths fencing PLUS Neat shops Palio Pantry Beautiful in (jound pool with lighted pano and ga/ebo $87 500
REWARDING TRADITIONAL HOME
Bnghi 2 story offering shadyAt oi^^A.e for expansion, central air. aown mouldings hardwix,i^l^l tonJ(t'r,:il r-n. foyer eat m kiicherv 3 bedrooms 20] baths Fnepik^l^||^lBB
UPSCALE UNDERSTATEMENT
Very sharp Umvetsitv ranch Bnck Central Air forma, dming room. den. Jem Air 2 baths circular drve PLUS Sun room Gas heal Foyer Comer
ON CALL THIS WEEKEND
Catherine Creech REALTOR
Office Open 1-5 P.M. Sunday
During Non-Office Hours Please call 355-6234
OFFICE
CONDOMINIUMS
Sheraton Square. Choice location. 1000 to 4U square feet park like atmosphere. Many extras. Ample parking. Units now available or custom plan. Prices as low as $49,900. Lease Plan available.
tange 3 bedfcxrms
kit Master suite. Kitchen appliances included Large trees Neat everything Unusual Value pnced at $99 5(K)
OUTSTANDING CONTEMPORARY Breathtaking Tucker Estates home Central air catheral ceilings, crown mouldings
wood panehng. parc^et floors formal dining room walk in closets 3 bedrooms 2 baths, thermal glass PLUS Great room Master suite. Manicured lawn Many built ms.
tral ail. carpeting. Great room, modem kitchen patio Nicely Decorated Seller will pay uptollSdoClosi ------
) Closing Coj $55.900
PLANNED FOR COMFORT
En|oy the convenience of this welcoming Westmont ranch Under conslruaion Great family area, central air. carpeting. Great room, modem kitchen, deck Fireplace Seller will pay three discount points $56 400
AFFORDABLE FIRST HOME Fireside glow is a plus value Ranch Quiet street great family atea central air carpeting, Grealroom. modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths patiu Pretty Dining Atea. Large Uhhty Room $57,000
WOODUND APPEAL
'Kinendge Cuntempufaty that s neat & tidy Great family aria, cennai air sun tixim eat in kitchen 3 bedruums. 2 oaths, wuodburnmg stove solar hot water Seiler will pay $1000 of ckning c jsIs or points $57 500
CONTEMPORARY COMFORT Debght in the convenience of thiswelcoming Twin Oaks residence Newly decoiaied Quiet slieet. great family area, cennai an, paddle fan. carpeting, Great room modem kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths paiio $58.900
WINDY RIDGE CONDO Mrs Clean care adds to this 2 story Centtalait carpeting. Great room modem kitchen 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, paiio PLUS Pantry Privacy wall Neat shops Fireplace Attrac tively Decorated $57,500
EMINENT TRADITIONAL HOME Impressive prestige home 2 story 2 fireplaces, format dmmg mom - -n kitc'ien. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths PLUS Gas heat. Easy cate .andscapmg Heat pump - cat garage Grealroom Wakingdisunceot the campus $5v 900
RANCH-TYPE COZINESS Cordial Sedgefield Traditional home promising happy days Carpeting Great room, lor maldinmgroom, (oyer, eal-in kitchen. 3 bedrooms 2 baths deck Feepiace, Nxe back yard for Gatdciung or Play Area $65 900
SATISnrjHE FAMILY Attractive Traditxinal ranch Beat ^M^r.hardwood fkxirs. foyer
family room. den. woodbumRl^Ae li&g loAusin. 2 baths PLUS Near schools Den or fourth bedraiyill^^$ariHMl^
CATHEDRALCEIUNGS
Outstanding thidly winner for shrewd buyer JuM a year ok; 1' 2 stnr-, Great nxim wak'in closets, buik-m miaowave solar hot water hot tub patio Fireplace Rollmwood duster Home $$66.250
SHADY YARD
Attractive bnck BeKiedete ranch with plus values Central ae foyei family room comer kx. pabo. storm windows. 3 bedrooms 2 baths Fireplace Wrxxiktove Carport ust pamted outside $66.900 '
EXPRESSIVE
B-i-k deoTi erdchatm F'jnt'' iiea!fam . jr.a . r-.-
C- . fo,.- rsi . v.r-' ' . \ :m.. na' ; a'.'j f f ,-
Fuiti.'. Combms'/ Girti-ie F.mPond k WOODSY LAWN
Delight in the warmth ot this congna! Belvedere Coniempotary Quiet stieet, great
Foyer $99.500
COUNTRY PARADISE
Invmng SR 1708. Country 2 story Tiaditional packed with values French doors sunken living room Great room formal dmmg room loyer extra large closets eat m kitchen 3 bedrooms. 2 baths bay windows Study or fourth bedroom Unfinished third floor $103,000
COMFORTABLE CHARM
Expert landscaping lends charm to this jewel 2 story Williamsburg, energy efficient Crown mouldings, wood panebng formai dmmg room, foyer, extra large closets, many buih ins. bay windows Fireplace $103 900
COUNTRY FANTASY ^
Bethel Antebellum 2 story magnilKence Reniodeled on 365 acres Co/y fireplace high ceihiigs. formal dmmg room study, eat m kitchen. .5 bedrooms 2 baths, circulat dnve PLUS Great family area Family room Storm wmdows Well water Wide plank pine floors $107 000
COMFY YET ELEGANT
Club Pines 2 stoiy Ttaditional providing brick facade Soaikling upkeep Great family
1 foyer 4 bedr'xjms. 2* 2 baths
area central air. hardw od floois forrnai dmmg iCKiin toyer fencing PLUS Comei lot Family room Freshly Decorated Fireplace Worksbup Area $112.000
REGAL SHOWCASE HOME
Elegant 3 story Traditonal Immpeccable upkeep Formal dmmg room. 4 bedrooms 2 balhs, built m mioowave. custom blinds PLUS Many buiH ms. Foyer Great family area. Near shops Deck Great room. Extra kge closets Dual cookng, Modem kitchen Freplace Gas Appolo Heat Pump $127 500
SUPER-STATUS CHARM Breathing Westhaven VI3 story Traditional Newly constructed Formal dining ro m, 3 bedrxjms 2'S baths PI OS Extra argeckiseti Carpeting, Deck Great room, Mvdern kitchen. Gteal family atea dual cooling tnyer. quiet street Fireplace 3rd Floor Caii Be Finished $127,500
(LUB ARLA DRAMA
Distinctive golf area Biook V^y 3^-. Conie^^^ Beautiiully sited on 1 25 acres 3 car garage 4 iednx^% Dfl^piing. Easy care landscaping
Deck Great family area AA Nefl lAiaiion Family room, Foyer
Abv'idani Storage Great ViAkSMnwlr
CLUB^AREA FANTASY Pe-'iless Brook Valkry 2 story Williamsbutg m coumry club bcaW Brick High ceilings tormal dmmg room amusement rorjm 4 bediooms 3 baths lenn Air range PLUS Hardwood floors Family room Gas heal Foyer Two Fireplaces Large wired and heated workshop Carports $143 Oik)
VIP DREAM HOME Opulent jet setter home Under consrtucnon cedar 3 story farmhouse Cheerful heanh
stained glass formal dmmg room gourmet kitchen 4 bedrooms 3 baths Jenn An tange thermal glass PLUS Decorated upgrades Dual coolmg. Pantry Deck Paddle
MILL RUN APARTMENTS
Great investment for ttie tight party Eight Garden apartments with bednxim bath and living area each rents tor $160 Also a single family residence with living room fireplace, den. two bedrrxjms. bath garage All lor $165 (kXl DUPLEX
Delighi in the comfort ol this Duplex University Area bnck home fcai m kitchen 2bedrooms. 1 bath cornet lot, city utilities Pl.US Near schixxs Use as ifivestment or live in one rent other At this Price Call Now' priced at $59 'AX)
RIDGE PLACE TOWNHOMES For The Investor Inviting dollar wise gem for ciever buyer 2 story Central air formal dining room (oyer modern kitchen 2 bednx)ms, 2 baths fencing storm windows THREE TOWNHOMES UST AS I.NVtSTMFNT' $95,900 UNIVERSITY AREA DUPLEX Great for investors or lor your student Live m one side, rent the olehr Siancil Drtve Two bediooms, bath kitchen with dining aiea on each side Call for information $58 500
ALICE ACRES LOTS
Three large lots in Alice Acres Restrxted Covenants No trailers $60(XJ F,ach LOTS
on the other side of Mc()feg<x ftfiwns Three lots vuiiabie for single family homes $7,500 Each
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
On 13ih street, not u/i '.n 'n-m me uii vvf->ity Thr > ixUr'Kjms, bath hving rrx)m. dm mg room Pieseniiy unied lor $'K)0 month is4 ks
APARTMENT COMPLEX Thirty apartments lor san All pres< i iy rerited Each unit consists ot vt square feet fo heated area one bedtoo nath ,mg room, eiectric basebiuard heat window unit patK) and privacy fence Call for detaus
BATTLE DRIVE LOTS Two lots are available on Battle Drive These lots are prived at $5 5k each PAaOLUS LOT
SR 1538 Paclokis Township Wixxled residential lot approx'mateiy 3 67 acres $14 500
ACREAGE
Thirty'titee choKe jvtev dOjoi'-r.g MfGregoi G . s wjh 1124 feet- ''.aoft'mage A great opportunity A great ation tUOtX.'t'
WATERFRONT
rie'vtitui, W'jode-' -ii.a or the Pd,-., x;^i Lx. * * ilroni e '165' Ueep At Pictures que and Historic Mauie's Point
DISTINGUISHED ELEGANCE Gorgeous woodland Holly Hub ranJ. White giove upkeep brxk on < acres Cenital ax, tormal dmmg fcwni 4be(trooms 'loaihs iitcubrdnve swimming pool PLUSOne owner Sunken king foom Large t.ves (jieat family area Pri; itidscaping Skyiighis, Deck Master suite Siin room Mexx.an Tile loyer two rep'usces mtercom $2tt,tfX)0
PUNGO RIVER LOT
Approximately 'r4 x 247 A great t .are to ou >' .ou va. ahon letrea' Sandy Beach $25 000
HUNTINGRIDGE ROAD
Off Hwy 43 West Cleared ml n.ce sue $ri .25<)
RED OAK LOT Pretty reudential lot with trees Buiio your new hcjme here $8 500
fans 2 cat garage $219 5(X)
GREENRIDGE INVESTMENT
T*m .-'r, .ijpiex l iving Dmmg Combmamm iwooednjoms I' t baths tefrHjerahe
e-.i, *295 re'mii'itr S- kx-
756-5395
201 ConHoerce St,
family area, 2-cai garage, central air, caipetir,g Great fixjm. modern kitchen Fireplace itsh $69,500
Coveted tear potsl
BIG REDUaiON
Cordial Greenvtlle Blvd Home provides ct-.'y fitepiace Kdgkive.aii Fcemal dining room, toyer, family room eat tn kititien 3 hedrgofriv 2 baths lencirg, circui diiv* large nes easy e landscapu.j Ni,w$695ixi'
Catherine Creech, REALTOR.................................355-6234
Sue CaitelloMi. REALTOR And Insurance .........355-7111
Shirley Tacker. REALTOR. GRI.............................756-6835
France* Harris, REALTOR....................................756-5659
Thelma Whitehurst. REALTOR. GRI. CHS..............355-2996
Charles Tripp. Broker..................................... 756-2115
Mary Scudder, Broker..........................................756-4067
Kay Davis. REALTOR............. ........................355-6980
Anne Duffus. REALTOR. GRI ........................756-2666
Jack DuHus. REALTOR GHI CKs ...............756-5395
I
D-14 The Daily Reflector, Gfeenville, N.C.
Sunday, June 29,1986
OPEN HOUSE 2:00-4:00
1233 Ash Circle (Treetops)
CONDO LIVING offers the best of both worlds. This 2 bedroom 2 bath end unit offers the most in comfort and privacy whiie providing you with a secure investment! Just 2 years oid, this lovely unit in excellent condition can be yours for only $55,900. #453. Hostess Carol Qarnsr
CENTURY 21 BASS REALTY 756-6666
LOOK
WHATS
NEW
DONT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY ol seeing the inside renovations completed on this duplex home in Ayden Enjoy living room, eat-in kitchen complete with breakfast bar, range, dishwasher, & disposal, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath (additional bath already plumbed), laundry room & patio white reducing your payments by renting out the other side living room, Kitchen, bath and 2 bedrooms, $41,500. -
GREENWOOD FORREST Ever so convenient to the hospital and doctors park this fine home offers 3 bedrooms 2 baths, great room with fireplace & bookshelves, dining area, eat-in kitchen, carport with storage, deck and privacy fenced yard. 163,000.
NEAR HOSPITAL AND SHOPPING this neat and cozy home offers it all for only $53,000. Great room with free-standing wood heater, dining area with french door to to X 12 deck, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, galley kitchen, separate laundry facilities, outside storage, E300 & heat pump Just 2 years young and newly painted & landscaped
CONVENIENCE IS AN ASSET as well as the price of this fine home. Featuring living room, kitchen with dining area, 2 bedrooms, full bath, hardwood floor Ing throughout and carport. Extra large lot offers lots of potential. Owner financing available. $32,000.
SOLID STARTER HOME or investment offering living room with ceiling fan, eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and nicely shaded lot Refinished hardwood floors, 2 air conditioner units, new gas healer and large front porch are just a few of the extras in tftis modestly priced home $33,500,
UNIVERSITY AREA - Expansive not expensive brick home ideal for the growing family. Features formal living/dining room with fireplace, large den, 3 bedrooms, ^V^ baths, kitchen with breakfast room, double garage with workshop area, extra attached storage for hobbyist - situated on corner lot. $61,500.
TUCKER ESTATES-Minuette Place is where youll find this home under construction Offers great room with fireplace and large picture window, kit Chen with nook, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, single garage and wooded lot. $127,000.
OWNER ANXIOUS to move this fine home in quiet Belvedere Nestled among the trees this home offers parquet foyer, formal dining room, kitchen with eating area, great room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths corner lot. $79,900.
IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITIES in this cute bungalow Large living room with bay window and free standing fireplace, 2 bedrooms, full bath and large storage building. This home has tree-filled back yard for pleasant outdoor outings. $37,000.
ELAINE TROIANO.............(on call)............. 756-6346
JANE BUnS..........355-2851 JERRY BUHS.........752-7073
SHIRLEY MORRISON.. .756-6343 MAVISBUHS. ......752-7073
MAVIS BUTTS REALTY
355-7653
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LOT$ FOR $ALE with water and septic tank. No down pay ment. Guaranteed financing with low monthly payments. Call 758 5103
REDUCEO..REOUCEO..
Partially wooded lot. 1W acres Beautiful. East ot Greenville, 3 miles $7,500 Call Carl at Darden Realty. 758 1983 Nights and weekends, 355 6558 RE$IDENTAL LOT$ Country Club Hills, Griffon. North Carolina $5,000 and up 1% Un balance at 9% Interest Call 52XXU70T 52X 4003
RE$IOENTIAL LOT in Green villa: Beautiful lot, approxi mately 'A acre in size, suitable tor small building, small house in attractive well kept neighborhood Contact Mable Savage at CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates at 355 7800 or 756 3098
WINTERVILLE Tar Road and Main Street Coming soon Pitt Acres Beautiful residential lots. Call MORCO, anytime 752 5019 or 752 3056
NEW LI$TING: Large lot In The Pines on the corner. Al ready guttered and curbed. Topsoil $15,000 Call Julie Brner at CENTURY 21, Tipton 8, Associates, 355 7002, nights and weekends. 752 7827
WOODED LOT. W acre East ern Pines Water Street to be paved and street lights Oft
HE E^AL ESTATE CENTER^
355-6666
211 Commerct Street Suite C Greenville
ON CALL
SHAMROCK TERRACE. FmHA
assumption, fenced yard, 3 bedrooms, carport, pool and deck Priced right in mid forties Call Tim Smith tor personal showing.
Richard Allen 756-4553
EDWARDS ACRES. Nice brick ranch with fireplace, heat pump, over 1400 square feet heated and large wooded corner lot. Priced to sell at $52,900. Call Tim Smith for appointment
INVESTMENT PROP-ERTV. Triplex for sale. Each unit has 2 bedrooms, 1% baths Excellent condition. Converted to condos and fully rented. Call today for more information. Asking price 193,500.
NEW LISTING. Club Pines. Beauiful Cape Cod in one of Greenville's finest areas Home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, all formal areas,-plus garage and a beautiful landscaped fenced in back yard Offered at $109,500. Ray Holloman. Listing Broker.
NICE HOME in the
country. This brick home in the Winterville school district has it all Large private lot, central air, garage, country kitchen Call today and let us show you this one. $58,500
NEW IN BRITTANY RIDGE. Over 1400 square feet in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with large family room, formal dining, kitchen and breakfast room. Also with double garage and deck. Call today Builder pays 2 points and $500 toward closing. Offered at $71,500.
COUNTRY CLUB.
Custom built 5 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 lot Call for your personal showing $129,900.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
in Rolling Meadows 1225 square feet. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths $58,200 with 2 points and $500 closing Other lots and plans available. Call now for best selection.
TREETOPS. Immaculate townhouse nestled among the trees. Convenient to shopping and day care center. Nearly 1400 square feet with extra large kitchen and too many extras to list. $61,000.
NEED40R5 BEDROOMS? You have them in this attractive split level in Stoneybrook. Extras include an above ground pool with privacy fence, a covered patio and a garage. $75,900. See it today!
STOKES. Starter ranch in the country offers brick exterior, 2 bedrooms, immaculate condition and priced to sell at $38.500. FmHA assumption with low equity. Call Tim Smith, Listing Broker.
OLDER HOME with over 1800 square feet of living space. 4 bedrooms and 2'/2 baths with carport and utility building. Some remodeling already finished Aluminum siding with low maintenance. Offered at $39,900. Ray Holloman. Listing Broker.
SPACIOUS AND com fortable best describe this immaculate 2520 square foot custom built home In the Stantonsburg Road area. Florida room, extra targe deck, acre lot. $97,900 Call now!
YOULL LOVE the ele gance and charm of this 2700 square feet two story traditional home on a beautifully landscaped 2 acre lot. Optional acreage and stable facilities $140.000.
WINTERVILLE. Three bedroom ranch offers nice floor plan, good neighborhood, good schools and a good price at $45,000. Assumable FmHA loan Call Tim Smith, Listing Broker.
NEAR WALSTON-BURG. Great starter home, completely remodeled inside and out. Home has 2 bedrooms and bath with hardwood floors throughout. Call today for appointment. Home offered at $35,000.
NEW LISTING. Country atmosphere. Complete remodeled inside and out Home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths complete with horse stable on 1'/^ acre lot Cflered at $48,500.
FARMS, LOTS & COMMERCIAL
1 ACRE LOT. Winterville schools. JJ-82. $12,500.
2 ACRE LOT. Winterville schools. JJ-83. $18,500. HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL. On Hwy 264 JJ 85 $650 Per Front Foot.
WOODED LOT. Winterville area, city water JJ84. 10,500.
FARM. 45 acres, lots, road frontage. JJ86 $50,000. FARM. House, 37 acres, lots, road frontage. JJ86 $60,000.
FARM. 140 acres clear, 25 acres wooded. $125.000.
FARM. 45 acres clear, 51 acres wooded. $65,000.
JJ90.
JJ91.
FARM. 80 acres clear, 18 acres wooded. $100,000.
22 acres clear, 38 acres wooded
JJ92
JJ93.
JJ94
FARM $35,000
FARM. 40 acres clear, 39 acres wooded. $50,000.
FARM. 70 acres clear, It acres woods. JJ95 $95.000.
FARM. 38 acres clear, 240 acres cut over land. JJ96. $100,000.
83 ACRE FARM on Tranter's Creek. RA-33 $89,900.
25 ACRES for subdivision or mobile home park. RA 34 $86,000.
NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING. Hwy 264 West. Washington. RA-35 $79,900.
BUILDING LOTS. Bells Fork area. RA-36. Reduced to $33,000.
2.34 ACRE wooded lot. Bell Arthur Area. RA-37. $22.900
V4 ACRE wooded lot with garage. Eastern Pines. RA 40 $13,900.
WALSTONBURG. 140 x 260 lot JC $6,500.
SEVEN PINES. Wooded lot. JG $6,800. RANDOMWOODS. Building lot JC $11,500. McGREGOR DOWNS. 2 lots RH $28,000 each. NEAR FALKLAND. 7 lots JC $5,500 each.
FARM. Near Farmville. 16 acres. JC. $130.500. LAUNDROMAT. New. Pitt County RH. Low $60*s.
FEATURE HOME
REDUCED! REDUCED! Owner says sell it today! 1330 square feet New construction on 1.5 acre lot. 2 additional acre lots included. Now only $61,900. Call today
WILDWOOD VILLAS. 3
bedroom townhouse near campus offers all appliances, heat pump, basement and nice floor plan. Call Tim Smith for your personal showing.
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.
COUNTRY LIVING. 1
acre lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 heat systems, central vacuum, microwave, wall oven, 2 car garage. Immaculate. Call John Jackson, Listing Broker.
BACK ON MARKET.
Country setting in quiet neighborhood. This home offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and carport. Large lot with fruit trees, only minutes from Greenville, Farmville, Snow Hill. Call today Offered at $53,000.
NEW LISTING. Quail Ridge. Finally! You don't have to wait for the popu lar Hicks plan. Only two years old and like new with lots of extras. Call today for personal show ing. Ray Holloman, Listing Broker. Offered at $89,900.
NEW IN BRITTANY RIDGE. Large family room that opens to kitch en and dining is a great feature in this 1400 square feet of living space. Also with deck and double garage Offered at $71,700. Call today. Builder pays 2 points and $500 toward closing.
TUCKAHOE. Three bedroom brick home of fers good floor plan, garage, nice wooded lot, and priced to sell in the low sixties. Call today while It's still available Tim Smith, Listing Broker.
John .)<)< kson 757-1-I f>5
Tim Smith ;!55-6lf)0
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Office Space For Sale _
executive office condo
" beautiful Hendrix Build Ing in the downtown Mali OMioned for those who wan^e best University Realty 355-5M, Jean Hopper, 756 91X7
Island view shor^
Pamilco River 3 bedroom, W bath home located ^ 'j'5*
pier ^ully funiished with many extras.
1108,500
RIVERFRONT LOT on
Pamlico. Cleared, bulkheaded, beautiful view 9X6 9511 WATERFRONT LOTS on
Pamlico River. River Hills Sub-division, Chocowinity, NC. Beautiful wooded lots with underground utilities, 1200
155 Resort Property For Sale
NORFLEET SHORES Pungo River Recently renovated 2 bie^oom. 1'/ bath home on bulkheaded lot with 100 foot pier $75,000
WATERFRONT AND ACCESS
lots Large selection of lots locatad on rivers and faak Call ut for more information. Priced from $6,000 to $50,000.
SALLY ROBINSON 44*4711
WOODSTOCK REALTY, INC BELHAVEN.NC 9X3 3352
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Office Box 116, Bracey, VA
33919, (80X) 636 220X_
PAMLICO RIVER^ Washington, x bedroom, 7 bath house. Targe lot, sandy beach.
758 2OTday, 758 17X3 night.
PAMLICO RIVER HOME 25
minutes from Greenville
Bayside Shores, 2 story furnish ed. 3.230 square feet, double carport, 15xM' boat house, 19
Manatee Inboard. For sale by owner Week phone 7X6 6655; weekend phone 1-9X6-8253. $175.000.
REDUCED lor quick sale. Owner moved. Nice quiet place at Crystal Beach. Mobile home, deck and land near beach Priced to sell $11,000 Call 322
5957.__
RIVERFRONT LOTS, Large and beautiful. Camp Leech Estates private road central water system-underground utilities. Large picnic area with
pier and boa't ramp Approved for building 758 3761 or 756 256X
square feet minimum footage fn^
Must see these. Call Kathy Webster with CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser & Associates for more information. 355 7800 or 756-6528.
YEAR ROUKO HOME on
Ocracoke Island on the water; 3 bedrooms, den, porch, boat ramp, $250,000. Call Sue Dunn af AldridM& Southerland. 756 3500 or 355-2588 nights.
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Townhouses For Sale
AFFORDABLE 3 bedroom , I'-j bath townhouse. 2 years old. Very near Medical Complex/ mall area. For sale by owner Low XO's 752 20X0 after 5 00 p.m
LEXINGTON SQUARE
Townhouse. Beautiful three bedroom, 2'/j bath, kitchen-dining combination and family room. Association dues $30 paid up to October 1986, washer and dryer conveys along with extras. Upper ISO's Contact Rhonda Bailey CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser 8. Associates, 355-7800 or 756 8003.
MOSS CREEK TOWNHOUSES Luxurious townhouses around Lake Ellsworth. Five different
floor plans...most with unfinish ed 3rd floors. Prices start at
$58,900 for two bedrooms Two
and three bedroom styles avail able. Call CENTURY 21 Janet
Bowser & Associates, 355-7800
MOSSCREEK: Luxurious three bedroom townhouse across from Lake Ellsworth. Spacious floor plan with 1500 square feet and or unfinished third story. Unit is complete with whirlpool tub and built-in microwave. $78,900. Call CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates at 355-7800.
NEW LISTING. Your best in vestment may be this like new townhouse. Features 2 bedrooms. 2W baths, full base ment, FHA non qualifying loan assumption. Low xO's. Contact
Nancy Dudley at Aldridge & ' land, 756 3500 or 756-5596
Southerland, nights
REDUCED. $50,900 Cozy twonhouse Excellent location. 2 bedrooms, private patio, fireplace in great room. $52,900. Call Aldridge and Southerland, 756-3500 or Katherine Vinson, 752-5778.
RINGGOLD TOWERS Several units available. Perfect for parents or investors University Realty, 355-5866; Jean Hopper. 756-91X2.
TOWNHOUSE, brick, 3 bedrooms, 2'/5 baths, fireplace Assume VA Loan, no qualifying, no closing costs, no points. $59,000. Call 757 1765.
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Apartment$ For Rent
ACR0$5 FROM CAMPU5 and
downtown. AAodern 1 bedroom. $2X5. Call 758 1983; nights and weekends. 355 6558.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
1 bedroom apartment with ap iliances and washer/dryer jp. Water and sewer pro 756 1X5X
BRAND NEW DUPLEX, t mile from hospital 2 bedrooms, 1
bath, washer/dryer hookup. ---- - 7700;
$325 a month Days. 355 nights, 756 8759Step 5; Matching Your Lifestyle.
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Westminster Company believes that a home should accommodate your particular lifestyle. That's why this eL\\int and spacious three-hedroom traditional design is only one of the many quality-huili homes we will offer in Planters Walh the new Westminster community opening in southeast Greenville adjacent to the Brook Valley Country Club,
Successfully meeting the changing needs ot today's families while retaining beauty and grace has helped make Westminster one of the Carolinas largest home builders. Architectural detail is as important to us as it b to you. We listen when you tell us to blend beauty with convenience, achieve maximum living space and incorporate energy-saving innovations. Westminster homes are the best market value today with more square footage per dollar and a proven stamp of excellence.
Our professionally decorated model home will open soon; hut it you want to know more about Planters Walk now, call 75-3500.
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Apaiiments For Rent
A CLEAN 2 bedroom apart menf. Almost new Only |260 month plus deposit Call Tommy 756 7815 or after 8 30 p m 7S6 9346
A NICE I bedroom apartment Only $220 month plus deposit Call Tommy 756 7815 or after 8 30 p m 756 9346
A QUIET placet
WILLIAMSBURG MANOR
New 2 bedroom townhouses to be comoleted July and August I Beautiful interiors and exteri ors, excellent floor plan, central location, features such as microwave ovens are waiting tor you Young professionals desired 1360 756 7480, 355 6562
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Apartments For Rent
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^miniums 2 bedrooms I'j baths, fully equipped kitchen, Collice C
Moore and Associates, 758 6050
^*'*TAINS quarters, East
Tvne fth Street ottering 'j month rent tree on spacious one ^droom apartments near the fcLU campus Furnished with trosi free refrigerators, dish washers, range and washer hook up, these units offer energy efficient heal pumps for the cost conscious tenant Lease term negotiable Call 757 0037 or 6(^1 for an appointment to
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Apartments For Rent
available august 1, I
bedroom, Cypress Gardens, ex cellent location, nice quiet wooded setting. 355 2025
AZALEA GARDENS
CLEAN ANO QUIET one
bedroom furnished apartments, energy efficient, free water and sewer, optional washers, dryers, cable TV Couples or Singles only $195 a month. 6 month lease.
MOBILE HOME RENTALS Couples or singles Apartments and mobile hqmes in Azalea Gardens near Brook Valley
Country Club
Contact J T or Tommy Williams 756 7815
AYDEN
Reduced to $52,000!
Two car garage and lots of concrete. Four bedrooms, 1V2 baths. Must be seen to appreciate.
Let Us Show You This One!
The Wingate Agency
757-3441
In .Atlantic P.cach, mmncnts fnnn the iKfan's surf, a hauntin,iilv Ix-au lifiil side I if the .Atlantic displays itself in a spark liiiL' channel known as IfoKiic Sound. It is here, on what is known as the "Soundside". youll find the area's most attractive resort condominium investment: a Snindside condominium at Islaiul lieach I'L Racfpiet Club.
For a startinji price of just $7.'Ut(K), you can own a luxuiious, fully furnished, Snindside condominium, featuring over 12(M) sq. ft., d fxnlriKims. 2 7 Iraths, a Iralcony off the master bedroom, a screened ixirch. central heat and air, a wet bar and a fully-equipjted jiounnet
kitchen. .All for only 10'down, no closing' costs, and a financiiifi and 2 l-month lease back program thats unsurpassed in .Atlantic iieach.
If thats music to your ears, call or write Island lieach & Racquet Clui) today for further infonnation on this sound investment,
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Island Beach i*v Racquet Club i^ the home of the finest tennis facility on the east em North Carolina Giast. Our luxurious Siundside condominiums, starting at ju>t $7.'C9<M). overliKik h professional quality tennis courts, where every day you can test and refine your >kilB under the capable di rection of some ot the finest tenni'' instructors m the coun trv; led by registered I .S.I l..\. instructor, Dan Johnson.
Throughout the year, teiini> camps, professional exhibitions, fast-paced toiirnamentsand fnendly. community comiietition are yours to enjoy. .A full service pm ^hop, abun
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If that -j Hinds like your style of living, call or write Bland IVach Rai ijuet Club tod.'iy for further mformatii n.
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Mirf of the Atlantic, and the shiinnu'nng waters of Bogue Smnd. it (iresents a view of .Atlantic Beach vou ll want toenioy for years to come Iliis, vou'll be just minutes tmmthe 1712 port town of Beaufort, ;uid ail the restaurant^, gift and iTaft "liops of ,M<irehead City
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Apartments For Rent
available JULY 1 Very spacious 2 bedroom duplex In nice residential area 1 year lease required $275 a month and security deposit Call Keith Warren at 752 3850
CEDAR COURT
SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM, bath apartments, with range, refrigerator, dishwasher and washer/dryer hook ups tor $315 Call REMCO EAST, 758 6061
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Apartments For Rent
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 2
bedroom, li*) bath townhouse duplex. Air, appliances, washer/dryer hookup, $310 355 7074or7^ 596l. ,
DOCtORSPARK
APARTMENTS
A wooded community planned with you in mind If you are par ticular about where you live, consider these features One, Two and Three Bedroom Apartments Garden and Townhouse with Private Patio or Balcony Spacious Living Areas Dishwasher, OisposaC Frost Free Refrigerator Pantry Washer and Dryer Connections Adequate Storage Fully Carpeted Cablevsion Energy Saving Heatpumps Fully Insulated Smoke Detec tors
Call 758-2577
Cherry Court
Spacious 2 bedroom townhouses with 1baths Also 1 bedroom apartments Carpet, dishwashers compactors, patio, tree cable Tv washer dryer nook ups. laundry room, sauna, tenms court club house and POOL 752 1557
EASTBROOK AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS
One, two and three bedroom apartments, featuring cable TV, modern appliances, dean laun dry facilities, swimming pools, fully carpeted
Office 204Eastbrook Drive
752-5100
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Apaiiments For Rent
JOHNSTON STREET APARTMENTS
709 Johnston Street
ONE ANO TWO Bedroom apartments two blocks from campus Gel a head start on the August rush $235 and 325 Call REMCOEAST, 758 6061
FOR RENT 2 bedroom duplex, 1200 East 14th Street Available July 15 Central air condition and heat, new carpet and newly painted Wooded lot Yard maintained by owner, i bath, appliances furnished, washer and dryer hookups, large clostes. three blocks from cam pus, 12 month lease. 1 month rent and deposit. $320 month, water furnished Contact Billy Laughinghouse. Bostic Suggs Furniture Company, 401 ^st 10th Street, Greenville, 758 2513 8 00am to5:00pm, Monday through Friday
TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT
2 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths 105 Toby Circle All Appliances
355-6016 after 6 P.M.
The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N C_____June 29. 1936 p.15
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Apartments For Rent
161
GreeneWay
Large 2 bedroom garden apartments carpeted, dishwasher, cable TV laun dry rooms, balconies, spacious grounds with abundant parking eco nomicai utilities and POOL Adiacent to Greenville Country Club iUMi
Apartments For Rent
OPEN HOUSE TODAY 2 - 4 D.m.
202 Hardee Circle, Eastwood
PICTURE YOURSELF relaxing on the (trivate screened porch that is shaded by a tree-filled lawn! Only one ot the features this fine home has to offer! Featuring family room with fireplace & bullt-ins, living/dining combination with fireplace, kitchen with eating area, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and carport with storage. Don't miss the opportunity to view this home. $74,900
Your Host; Jerry Butt* 752-7073
MAVIS BUTTS REALTY 355-7653
CEOAR lane Apartments bedroom $180 Call 756 3611 or* 756 3936
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Apartments For Rent
DUPLEX near rnall movies hospital Available now 7se 44V8 after 7 OOp ni
BRANDYWINE
This 3 bedroom, 2 bath custom-built, brick ranch is located on over a half acre lot in Brandywine. This home features a large Kitchen area with bay windows, sunken family room with fireplace plus formal areas. While offering the serenity of country living, this home is just minutes from Greenville
$79,900
Ball & Lane
Kl'dI Fsl.llc SillfS ,111,1 I )\l-ll .(.lllilll
7S2-002S JaiWt Frullgar litting Broker 758-7820
SHOWCASE OF HOMES
SUMMERFIELD. Tnis cnarming *3 bedroom, 2 bath home features a large sunken living room with vaulted ceiling, dining room off of kitchen, separate utility room, large closets and a sliding glass door from the master bedroom to rear deck Under construction. $67,900 Listing Agent: Anita Worthington
COUNTRY PLEASURE at an affordable price Three newly carpeted bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen, deck overlooking a spacious lot. $40's Listing Agent: Drew Rumbley #108
EASTWOOD. Very attractive brick ranch with 3 bedrooms, cozy family room, kitchen, large dining area, dishwasher, heal pump, new roof, carport and more $59,500 Listing Agent Anita Worthington #109
OPEN HOUSE 2-5
LYNNOALE. Price reduced on this spacious home located on a corner lot Formal areas, four bedrooms, big kitchen, mud room, family room with fireplace, and garage #054. Listing Agent; Anita Worthington.
SUMMERFIELD. ThereS no space shortage here In one of Greenville's fastest growing communities. Three bedrooms, 2'/t baths, fourth bedroom or playroom, living room, dining room, kitchen with breakfast bar, family room with fireplace and garage $92,000 #110. Listing Agent; Anita Worthington.
106 Avalon, Camelot
Beautiful 3 bedrooms, 2 baths with formal dining and living room. Also den with fireplace Large and beautiful lot Your Host: Don Lee
OFFICE CONDOMINIUMS
Superlative office condominiums for sale in the beautiful Hendrix Building. Offered exclusively through University Realty. Call for details.
You Must See....
(Across From The Beef Barn)
Priced From $49,500 $59,500
MODEL OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 P.M.
AAAAHFORDABLE!
Seller Pays $2,000 Closing For Buyer
A Fresh Approach
To Beauty And Quality.
Off Memorial Drive. Across From Parkers Look For The Balloon
Model Open 2-6 Sunday Hostess; Janet Ricciarelli
comfort you can afford
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Priced From Mid $50s Model Open 1-7 P.M.
7/J;,, 1807 Charles Blvd.
355-5866
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Don E. Lee.....................
Iris Cannon....................
Anita Worthington.....
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Myra Day........................
Draw Rumblay..............
Jan Cox..........................
Janat Ricciarelli............
........746-6991
ON DUTY THIS WEEKEND
John Wood 757-3640Well Do Your Homework.
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Sunday, June 29,1986
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Apartments ^ For Rent
1^RE WATER AND SEWAGE WILSON ACRE APARTMENTS 1806 EAST 1ST STREET
TWO AND THREE bedrooms, washer, dryer hookup, dish washer, heal pump, tennis, pool, sauna, self cleaning ovens, frosHree refrigerator, water, sewaM included We also fur nish drapes 3 blocks trom ECU Call 752 0377 day or night Equal Housing Opportunity
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Apartments For Rent
GREENAAILLRUN
APARTMENTS
CORNER LAURENCE li'THSTBEETS
^acious garden apartments Fully carpeted Excellent con dition Pool and laundry facili ties Free water, sewer and basic Cable TV. "Fire proof" patios tor grilling One block from ECU, 4'j blocks from downtown
758-2628
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Apartments For Rent
KINGS ARMS APARTMENTS
Big 1 bedroom apartments Almost brand new, modern ap pliances. carpeted, central heat and air. 1209 Charles Boulevard Office Apartment 104 9 6 Mon day Saturday 752 8915
NOW AVAILABLE
FURNISHEDAPARTMENTS 1 YEAR OR 6 MONTH LEASE
Bayview Townes
ESCAPE TO THE RIVERH
Bayview Townes offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the solitude and beauty of the Pamlico River The spacious three bedroom/two full bath designs are equipped with all modern conveniences including appliances, a vaulted ceiling great room with skylight and even a fireplace for year round comfort. Outdoors, enjoy the screened porch and two wooden decks and of course the boating, swimming and fishing experiences the beautiful Pamlico River has to offer
So escapeto the river. Escape to Bayview Townes. Relax and take advantage of your leisure time year round.
Located off NC 92 East of Bath, N.C.
Priced from $77,900*
MODEL OPEN SATURDAY i SUNDAY
Ball
&Lane 752-0025
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Bayview Model Phone 923-4701
. Price ubfecl to change wllhout notice
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Apartments For Rent
ECUf I bedroom 5180 furnish ed/1 bedroom $205 bills paid 752 1375, Homelocafors $40
ELM VILLA Apartments 2M South Elm Street Furnished, heaf, air and water 752 3376
ENERGY EFFICIENT 2
bedroom townhouse in wooded area $300 756 6295 after 6
FARMVILLE. New two bedroom efficiency apartments GE appliances, central air, fully carpeted $250 a month 753 4750
LEWIS STREET apartments, t bedroom furnished apartment, 1 block from university Heat, air and water furnished No pets Available July 15 Call 7S8 3781 or 756 0889
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KINGS ROW APARTMENTS
I & 2 Bedroom Garden Apart
mentsAppliances lurnished. carpetCe alrFree Cable TV*Pool and
.enlral heal and
laundry lacilities*24 hour emergency maintenance Located off East lOth Street behind Hardee's and Western Steer Office hours 9 30 5 30. AAonday Friday
752-3519
ONE BEDROOM apartment. 201 North Woodlawn Heal and hot water furnished $240 a month 756 0545. 758 0635
TUCKER ESTATES
S^/2 ASSUMABLE LOAN NO POINTS
2 story with 4 large bedrooms, 2Vj baths, all formal
areas, family room with fireplace and Hunter ceiling fan,
eat in kitchen with Jenn Aire range
Situated on large corner lot with lots of trees and
mature shrubs and flowers Fenced yard with brick
patio and waterfall Large all season workshop.
$97,500.00.
756-6284
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LOVE TREES?
Experience the unique in apartment living with nature outside yOur door
COURTNEY SQUARE APARTMENTS
Quality construction, tireplaci^
heat pumps (heating percent less than comparable units), dishwasher, washer dryer hook ups. cable TV.wall to wall carpet, thermopane windows, extra insulation
Office Open 9 5 Weekdays
9 S Saturday I 5 Sunday
AAerry Lane Oft Arlington Blvd
756 5067
NEAR HOSPITAL Quiet neighborhood, 2 bedroom Free 1st month rent to qualified te nant Call 757 0671 after 5
NEW I BEDROOM apartments carpet.
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Washer/dryer cable Tv, electric heat, air conditioning, appliances 756 3342
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161 Apartments j For Rent
161 Apartments For Rent
ONE BEDROOM furnished or unfurnished apartment 1 block from university Heat, air and water furnished Short term lease available No pets Call 7S8 3781 or 756 0889
1 REGENCY HOUSE
Corner of 5th & Reade
TWO BEDROOM furnished apartments, completely reno vated. all new appliances Across the street from ECU campus Call REMCO EAST for details
758-6061
SEPTEMBERI 1 bedroom $220 or 3 bedroom 2 baths $340 pool 752 1375, Homelocafors $40
SINGLE BEDROOM, Carpeted, appliances, near downtown, 426 West 5th Street $200 per month 756 7285
PETS! 2 bedroom $230 water paid or 1 bedroom $180 752 1375, Homelocafors $40
STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS
Spacious 1.2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments CABLE TV-fENNISCOURTSPOOL Conxenieni to Shopping and E C U
Oflicehours9a m toSp.m. Monday through Friday
Callus 24 hours a day at
756-4800
PETSI 2 bedroom $230 water paid or 1 bedroom $180 752 1375. Homelocafors $40
RINGGOLD TOWERS Is now
leasing ettlclencles. 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments, for summer and tall 635 Cotanche Street Phone 752 2865
RIVEROAK 206 N.Summit Street
One bedroom efficiency located on the river Recently reno vated. Laundry facilities on site, part of utilities included In $215 rent Call REMCO EAST. 758 6061
PIRATES LANDING
200 W. Eighth Street
PRIVATE ROOMS lor rent Utilities included, furnished, share bath and kitchen $180 Call 758 6061 tor an appoint ment Model office open iatur days 10 12
REMCOEAST
TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX.
East 14th Street. 756 5203, after 6 OOp m
OAKMONT SQUARE APARTMENTS
Two bedroom townhouse apartments 1212 Redbanks Road. Dishwasher, refrigerator, range, disposal included We also have Cable TV. Very con venient to Pitt Pla;a and Uni versify Also some furnished apartments available
756 4151
OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, June 29,2:00 - 5:00 PM
503 SEDGEFIELD DRIVE
The Wingate Agency
757-3441
103 DALEBROOK CIRCLE
Modified contemporary nome m prestigious and established neighborhood. Four bedrooms, all open formal areas including unusual foyer, 2 fireplaces, a den or recreation room downstairs perfect for the active family This lovely home features treetop dining adfoining a very spacious L-shaped living room with glass doors leading onto a private deck. All 2100 square feet of this quality and solid built home are situated on a natural sloping wooded lot offering privacy. $92,000
Call for Details
The
Evans
Company
Of Gfeenville. Inc
BuiMan. Developers. Realtors
Faye Bowen 756-5258
Winnie Evans 752-4224w.g. blount & associates
OME YEAM
WAPRA7VTY201 e. arlington blvd., 756-3000 days, 355-6330 nights & weekends Office Hours Saturday 9-12 Sunday 1-3
Bill Blount Bill Woodard
756-7911
527-0769
George Sutphen 756-3372 Donald Joyner 756-8668
Betty Beachum Jimmy Bright
756-3880
746-2538
NEW LISTINGS
NEW LISTING-112 FAIRLANE ROAD SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY - Perfect home for the family who jieed lots of room. This home features 3 ^bedrooms, 2 baths, famiily room with fireplace with woodburning insert, cozy den With 2 ceiling fans, large kitchen with eat-in area or den or 4th bedroom, dining room, large foyer area and 2 car garage with shop area. Located on wooded lot in an excellent neighborhood. Also has large fenced in backyard. Lots of space for $89,500.00. Call for details and your personal showing.
NEW LISTING-1.99 acres located :South of Pitt Community College. This ; acreage is bordered on the west by Highway 11 and on the east by State Road 11149. Onthe south and north apartments : border this multi-family listing. Just minutes from Greenville,' nice wooded area with city water and sewer. Call for : details.
OPEN HOUSES TODAY 2-4
GREENWOOD FORREST 103 RODNEY ROAD
Privacy and quiet is what you'll get with this cozy 3 bedroom, 2 bath, cedar-sided home. Located just minutes from the hospital on a beautifully wooded lot. You also get a cedar privacy fence that encloses your large backyard. Included is a deck and two outside buildings for that workshop and storage areas. Owner has given us the ok to reduce the price from $64,900 to $59,900.00 for quick sale.
3402 WYNESTON ROAD
Designed to complement the discriminating lifestyle. This Williamsburg style home features 4 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, formal living and dining rooms with hardwood floors and 9 foot ceilings. It also features and unfinished third story walk-up with skylights and a landscaped yard. All these features combined with one of Greenville's most prestigious neighborhoods make this home hard to beat at only $134,500.00.
SHERATON VILLAGE
We have several 2 and 3 bedroom units still available to make your selection from. They are almost ready and need your decorating ideas. We offer excellent floor plans, private patio, storage room, fireplace, ceiling fan, all appliances and more. Prices start at $44,100 and include $1200 paid by the builder toward the closing cost and up to 3 discount points.
LAKE ELLSWORTH - 3007 BRIARCLIFF DR.-Large well maintained lawn with nice fenced in backyard. 1960 square feet of living space and a 14' X14' deck with maple trees for shade. The large master bedroom has lots of closet space and private vanity and bath. This energy efficienct home also features a huge greatroom, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, diningroom, and a large kitchen with a separate laundry area. If you looking for a nice home in a friendly neighborhood with lots of activities for you and your kids, then do yourself a favor and investigate this offering. Only $79.900.00
Your Host George Sutphen
Your Host: Bill Woodard
Quality Construction By Vanrack, Inc.
Your Host: Jimmy Bright
OTHER LISTINGS
CLEVEWOOD LIVEABLE is the best way to describe this lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch style home. It offers lots of features at an affordable price. It also has a carport with storage area. Give us a call and we can show you all the features. $66.500.
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BAYTREE Newly constructed 3 bedroom, 2^/2 bath home with large family room containing fireplace and hardwood flooring. 300 square feet of floored storage in walk around attic. Just minutes from E.C.U., schools, churches, and shopping areas. Nice cul-de-sac lot in quiet, growing neighborhood. $83,000.00
BRANDYWINE ESTATES Check out this 1600 plus sq. ft. ranch located in a quiet wooded subdivision. This plan offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom with fireplace, breakfast nook, dining room and good sized kitchen $71 000.
BRIARWOOD 102 ROBIN ROAD - Have you been looking for that Dream House, but every one you look at seems to fall short of your expectations. Well take a look at this one, it has almost everything. Some of the features include 4 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, sewing room or office, game room, large kitchen with lots of cabinets, eat in nook, formal dining room, large family room with fireplace, AM FM intercom, central-val, custom drapes throughout, 6 parlor fans, separate laundry room. 2 car garage and more. For your private showing contact our office.
LYNNDALE-301 MARTINSBOROUGH YOU MAY NEVER AGAIN SEE ANOTHER HOUSE IN LYNNDALE FOR UNDER $100,000! The owners says sell so we have reduced the price on this lovely home from $109,900 to $99,500. This house is located on a beautifully wooded lot with lots of shrubs. It offers 1,982 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 full ceramic baths, formal living and dining areas, family room with fireplace, large kitchen with eat-in area, 2 car garage with storage, large deck and much more. Call quick because at this price this property will not last long.
SINGLETREE 104 Singletree Drive. The perfect home for the young family. This home offers the first'time home buyers all the conveniences and features they need at an affordable price. 3 bedrooms, 1V2 baths, family room with built-in brick alcove with free standing Fisher wood stove, fenced backyard for the kids or pets, a very nice workshop, storage room and playroom combination. Don't let this one get away! Call for your personal showing, $57,900.
1201 COTTON ROAD IMPRESSIVE
veneer home on corner lot, roof only 3 years old. Has many extras including play room, patio and much more! Close to the college, this house provides a lot of living for the growing family. Call us and see it todayi $73,500.
SHELLY S BRANCH STANTONSBtIRG ROAD-Builder wants to help new Huine Owner....will pay up to 3 points toward closing on this new home. Has a nice shady porch for comfortable afternoon relaxation. Plenty of charm in downstairs living area with crown moulding, chairrail, and even a fireplace. 1500-i- square feet, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, eat in kitchen, and 6' x 28' storage shed. 900.00
TOWNHOMES
RESORT PROPERTY
CyprcM Creek Luxury 2 and 3 bedroom homes located in the city of Arlington Boulevard at Clifton Street. Nestled in the trees for that feeling of country quiet, but convenient to everything! $69,500 to $81,500.
INVESTMENTS
6 Unit Complex - Exterior of brick and vinyl siding for minimal maintenance, interiors offer 3 bedrooms with 1 /i or 2/? baths. i,j^3 to 1 522 square feet. E-300 rating and heat pumps. Excellent location on Woodlawn Dr. Units rent for $450/1475 and are all leased. For details contact our office.
Two Large Waterfront Lot* located in heavily wooded subdivision on the Pamilico River, call us for details!.
LOTS OF LOTS
Lott Are Becoming A Scarce Commodity but we still have a good selecton of prime residential building lots to choose from. If you have been thinking of building but need help finding a lot or deciding on where to build, contact the lot specialist at w.g. blount & aeBociatee. We will be happy to assist you in any way we can. Give us a call for more details
Apartments For Rent
SfbENTS Two bdTSSi Mrtmn1, Cindy Court Avail ab Wt 1, SM par month,
_me BEST ADORESSESl
.90W tomorrow So don t miss them call us todav 752 U75, Homelocators
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TWO OR THREE bedroom ^r^ upstairs apartment Alliances included 707 East
utilities PAIOI 1 bedroom furnished S250/2 bedroom %m 752 1375. Homelocators $40
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R'chardson Realty,
^56 27S3 or 365 2260
^ Dkoom apartment 5 dL 1 t'0'f university
RefrlMrator, stove, dishwasher
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754 0489 or 756 6382 after 6pm
WEDGEWOODARMS
2 bedroom. 1 'a bath townhouses Excellent location Carrier heat pumps, Whirlpool kitchen, washer dryer hookups, pool, tennis court
355-6302
WESTHILLS
TOWNHOAAESt
TWO BEDROOMS. 2' 2 baths, in protessional area near hospital Call REMCO EAST. 758 6061
WESTHILLS CONDOMINIUM, Near hospital, 2 bedroom, 2'a baths, professional neighbors, flat or fownhouse 355 6002 or
THIS MAY BE AS CLOSE AS YOULL COME TO THE PERFECT HOME
Moss Creek Townhouses. part of the Villages of Lake Ellsworth, are nestled in the shade of towering pmes affording private seclusion, yet conveniently accessible to Greenvilles shopping and services! Whirlpool baths and microwave ovens are standard, privately owned pool and tennis courts available with optional membership Moss Creek, the way everyone was meant to live. A ,! '<<.,/ ,W'i
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Jan*t Bowser & Assoc oUW&tK 221 Commerce St. CONSTRUCTION CO.
355-7800 756-7647 ^
264 Business West/Lake Ellsworth (1 st Right on Lake Roadi
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BLANCHE FORBES REALTY
NEW LISTING
THE BEAUTY OF INVESTING! We are offering an efficiency located at RINGGOLD TOWERS withm walking distance to all classes, Mendenhall Student Center and Library Pf'ced *n low 30s. Listing Broker Annette Parker-Butier
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OfLlOMTFtH.tY OCCOkATED town houta laaluies 2 bedrooms, 1'/ baths, haatpump patio chairrail and wallpapai Coma sea the aitra s tltis one boasts
UNTAPAfD KiSOURCEt are awaiting
you in mis natuial selling in Edwuds Acres Discover this 3 bedroom iv> balh bnck ranch with naalpump. 9yNI^ai^catetul landscaping TO
AU TIM CAN K TOUMl Country Subdivision pnvale slraal (anead in Backyard 3 oadroomi ivi batha haatpump, wail manicured lawn Call now to sea today
WHEN FAIRLANE SUBDIVISION
SKAKS, home buytr s lislani Thu 3 bedroom ranch can ba your* witn (it lit atlon Pncad in iha Mk) 0 a this proparty also boaats of pecan and ap-pH traes, as wall aa a large detached wired storagarworkanop Cl now to viaw this beauty
WELL LANOSCAPEO VAAD. dK. and
lented'in t>*. ytiij gi*. Ihis ptally homa in Rusawuod 3 Bedrooms 2 lull bains laige eai-in nicnan nd spacious larniiy room wiin tuaplace OUAUTY CONSTRUCTION in WasI moni' Brand new consiruclion only minules Irom me hospital 3 Bediuoms 2 baths greairuom deck and coniracloi will pay 3 points M7.00
CONTESWONARY LOVERS you must sae this LIKE NEW homa laalunng vaullad callings in great room and master suite Hugs maslei oein nes sepereie tub and snower Uniquely designed l/O.StX)
COUNTRY LIVING con.enieril to hospital Beeutilul iwo story home laalunng 4 oediboms 2V> beint great room 2 tirepiates. new a.ianoi siding and nice storage buildinu
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PERSONALliy PLUS e.cels in Ihis beeutilul Cape Cod in Cherry Oaks 4 Bedrooms 2 bains ell lonnal tieas with hardwuod Hoots and (emily room wilh lirepiace Call lor youi showing now M s.
ASS0CIATE(0N CALD756-3576 ANNETTE PARKER4UTLER, REALTOR 7SB-6182
RUOV SCHULTE. REALTOR 75e.2230
BLANCHE FORBES. REALTOR. QRI.CRS 756-3436
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Ibwnhomes al Treeiops oiler you a look olgualily. As a Parade of I lomes winner lor three consecuiive years, Treeiops exemplifies etleclive use ol materials and precise design. F.ach beautiful townhome has 2 or 3 bedrooms, fully applianced kitchens, patios with privacy lences plus countless other Icatures. Ireetops otlers you a luxury look,..at prices you can allbrd. ,
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FRESH ON THE MARKET
756-3500
$42.500Beginners delight! Two bedroom. 1 bath bungalow with hardwood floors, fireplace in living room, 20 X 26 wired detached garage. Listing Agent: Sue Dunn. _ _ V
$69,900Belvedere. Immaculate 3 bedroom home features hardwood floors, nevr gas furnace, fenced in yard, wooded lot and an ideal location. Listing Agent JeH Aldridge.
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Sue Dunn........
JuneWyrick.....
Ray Spears .
Jeff Aldridge.. Nancy Dudley.. Susen Ukoaer..
.758-1119
.355-2588
.756-5716
.758-4362
.355-6700
.756-5596
.756-7984
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OPEN HOUSE
$105,000Randomwood Subdivision. Country pleasures! This very attractive A-trame has been recently remodeled and features 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, spacious great room, country kitchem and screened porch. Three stall horse barn and 2 acres fenced in for your horses and more. Listing Agent: Terry Hathaway.
$42,900Wildwood Villas. Your best Investment may be this like new townhouse. Two bedrooms, 2'A beths. Full basement. Private patio with storage. Conveniently located. FHA loan assumption. Listing Agent: Nancy Dudley.
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2-4 P.M.
Tucked away on a very private setting on an acre of land is this great family home that offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Great room adjoins aat-in kitchen and dack. 179,900. Your Mostosa: Katherine Vinson. Directions: 903 south from Wlnterville, then SR1125 2 w - 3 miles.
2-5 P.M.
PINERIDGE, STANTONSBURG ROAD Located near the hoapital, this charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath contemporary ranch has a spacious floor plan with private master bedroom and walk-in closet. Great room with haatilator fireplace, garage, corner wooded lot. Asaumable loan. $61,900. Your Hostess: Jane Harrison.
$53,500Pinebark Subdivision. Newly constructed cedar farmhouse featuring 3 bedrooms, great room with lirepiace and bay window, and French doors to deck all situated on acre lot in the country. Listing Agent: Terry Hathaway.
$87,900Baytree. Lovely Williamsburg home features great room with fireplace, brick patio, kitchen with lots of storage space, three bedrooms, 2V2 baths and great location. Listing Agent: Jeff Aldridge.
OWNER WANTS TO SELL
PRICE REDUCED!'
University area. Spacious 3 badroom, ^V^ bath brick ranch, living room with firaplaca, larga attractive eat-in kitchen, pretty shaded lot. $59,500.
University arsa. Lovely 4 bedroom brick traditional home with hardwood lloors throughout, spacious great room and dining room. Now $68,500.ON DUTY THIS WEEKEND 756-3500
$185,000Bedford. Magnificent Georgian home. One year old custom built quality residence in this lovely neighborhood. The home has 4 bedrooms, 2V^ baths, formal areas plus a bonus room over garage. Large kitchen features Jenn-Aire cooktop, island and pantry. Really a tine home! Listing Agent; Nancy Dudley.
Colinda e ^ourt
Contemporary living at its best in Brentwood Subdivision featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room, decking galore Nicely landscaped. Listing Agent; Katherine Vinson.
DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Enjoy the country atmosphere of thit modular home only two years old. Located on .65 acre, thie home hae over 1200 square feet, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, great room wtth woodatove. central air and much more. Now only 130,500.June Wyrick During Non-Office Hours Call 756-5716Affordable Luxury Townhomes Located in Kensington Park Directly Behind Greenville Athletic Club.
2 Bedroom, 2 bath flat.................................................... $49,900
2 Bedroom, 2 Vi bath townhouse............................................... $54,900
3 Bedroom, 2V2 bath townhouse..................................................................$55,900
Builder pays points and closing costs. Down payments as low as $1500.00. Buy now and choose your decor! Call today for details.
D-18 . The Daily Retlector. Greenville. N C
Sunday, June 29,1986
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WILLIAMSBURG MANOR
Ntw 2 bedroom townhouse^ Available July IS Quality ron struction with extras 4360 7S6 748P
WINDY RIDGE
No 5 Scott Street
2 BEDROOM townhouses near Hospital Monday Friday. 756 S374.9 30 S;30PMor7S2 6415
ONE LARGE one bedroom apartment Beautitully turnish i ed throughout, tile bath, carpet, I drapes, central vacuum, mdi : vidual air and heal Close m | Available first week m July i Vacant only because emergen cy Call 752 2491 now tor ap polntment
THREE BEDROOMS. 2G '
baths Refrigerator, range, dishwasher garbage disposal and trash compactor included Also POOL sauna and tennis courts Immediate occupancy Call REMCO EAST. 758 4061 I AND 2 BEDROOM Apart ments See Smith Insurance and Realty 752 2754
2 BEDROOM apartment for rent at Bryton Hills, RIverblutt
Road I bath, central heat and air 4245 per month 2 bedroom, IV] bath townhouse located at Village East, off Cedar Lane 4310 per month Lease and
desposit required Duffus Real
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With Confidence.
RIVHR^HILLS
At'River Hills you can buy virith-confidence Our distinctive new designs feature a vaulted ceiling great room with fireplace, generous kitchen and dining areas, plus a deck to enjoy the spacious yards and quiet neighborhood
You can be assured of a sound investment, too Each of our new homes in River Hills
IS backed by a Ten Year Home Owners Warranty and you also have the advantage of an established neighborhood.
So when buying a home, buy with confidence at River Hills . . . just beyond Brook Valley, 2 miles ast of Greenville.
Priced from $65,900
Ball
&Lane
752-0(25
2 BEDROOM, washer/dryer hookups and all new appliances. A nice place to live, convenient to school 752 4220 or 744 6906
7000 SQUARE FEET of i warehouse space plus 4 offices available with 30 day notice. ; Call 355 7143after 4
TWO BEDROOM brick house (or rent Fenced in yard, central * heat and air 4 miles south of Greenville Call 355 2200
Office Space For Rent
2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE 4'7 miles west of new hospital Available July 1. 756 8994 756 5780
170 Condominiums For Rent
1 BEDROOMS. I<7 baths.
APPROXIMATELY 1200 teet office space available with 30 days notice Reasonable rates Call 355 7163 after 4
fireplace, quiet neighborhood Just off Memorial Drive 4350
2 BEDROOM 1 '7 bath townhouse, 4315. No pets Avail able August I Call 757 1411 after 8p.m
AIR CONDITIONED, appli anees, hook ups, 2 bedrooms. I'7 baths Great location Lease and deposit 4345 month 758 4091 nights
month. Speight Realty. 754 9784 Xtly
nights only
CDLONIAL HEIGHTS
Private, utilities furnished, 485 month 757 1626/752 4295
3 BEDROOMS 4275 garage pets ok or 4 bedroom 4375 2 baths 752 1375, Homelocators 440
EXECUTIVE OFFICES and
suites in newly constructed
building at 323 Clifton Street Just olt
2 BEDROOM apartment with heat and air. Nice neighborhood Available now. Couples only 756 0441
ATTRACTIVE! 2 bedroom 1G baths 4310 or 3 bedroom 4395 pool tennis kids, pet ok here. 752 1375. Homelocators 440
174 Townhouses For Rent
Arlington Call Joe Moore. 756 9882
2'BEDROOM townhouse apartment, I'7 baths, range and refrigerator, central heal and air Near ECU Call 752 4550
3 BEDROOMS. 1'7 baths, duple* at Frog Level Heat
pump, dishwasher, no pets 4280 monthly. Call 754 4424 before 4 30or 756 8074a(ter6 OOp m
2 BEDROOMS! 4240 walk to campus/1 bedroom 4180 Hurry. 752 1375, Homelocators 440
3 BEDROOMS, 2'7 baths, 1428 square teet, pool 4475 month 754 0350
JEANNETTE COX AGENCY
REALTOR . 756-1322
1516 Greenville Blvd.
IF YOU ARE MOVING TO GREENVILLE
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PRIVACY AND SECLUSION can be yours in this 3 bedroom ranch. This home features IVj baths, a living room, family room, dining room-kitchen com r blnation, a beautiful Florida , room with many extras, nice wooded deck, large back yard . with storage building and con- F Crete patio. All this can be -I. yours! SI2, Stan Cherry 758-0168
PERFECT STARTER HOME-priced in the $20t. 2 bedroom,
1 bath, living room, nice kitchen ^ and dining room combination, ; detached garage and screenejd-in front porch. S13, Stan Cherry 758-0168
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new LISTING! 2 bedroom, IVi bath townhouse. attractive decor. Includes range, dishwasher, refrigerator, built to E-300 insulation standards with heatpump, assumable loan C21, Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
TUCKER ESTATES-This is where you belong in.this lovely farm style, two story home on a lovely corner lot. 1,911 square teet, huge living room and master bedroom, 2/2 baths, hardwood flooring in the foyer and dining room, spacious nook in the kitchen, lovely porch On front and sides with deck off the back All this could be yours for only $109,900. C11. Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.
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COUNTRY LIVING WITH CITY CONVENIENCE-raneta style horn# on an acre lot Less than 5 minutes from city limits, 3 bedrooms 2 baths dining room toyer family room, beau tiful inside and oul Priced to sell S9. Stan Cherry 758 0168
FHA LOAN ASSUMPTION - only 1V2 years old and priced to sell Immediately 3 bedrooms 1'. baths living room kilcnen and dining room combination Large back yard plus storage SB. Stan Cherry 758-0(68'
PEACE AND QUIET-can be yours in this charming 3 bedroom 1 bath brick ranch in the country With the plumbing already in lor an extra bath and an unfinished attic there IS room to customUe this well-huiil home The large lot is perfect lor children and pets L3, Lesli Jordan 758-675?
STRETCH YOUR LEGS - on this 133 acre lot and relax in a roomy ranch style home with 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, living room, den with llreplace. kit chen-dining combination and built in garage CIS. Carolyn Efwin 355-6016
AUENTION DEVELOPERSI! We have several tracks of land, both wooded and cleared, in excellent locations Properties are priced to sell with great development potential JC9. JC Bowen 756-7426
GREAT NEW LISTING-3 bed room brick home with carport in Winlerylile in excellent condition Located on large corner lot. You won't believe all the extras this home has to otier You belter see this one soon. Priced in Ih 440's, JCI8 JC Bowen 756 7426
NEED SPACE TO GROW? This bi level may be perfect lor you 3 bedrooms 2 baths living room, family room, eat in kit Chen with Jenn-air range, parquet foyer and large utility room workshop combination gues you room to expand There is even extra storage space' Lovely yard L2. Lesli Jordan 758-6752
HERE IT IS! The new brick ranch you wanted with a garage!! Large 16' x 20' living room with lovely llreplace and bullt-ins 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kil-chen-dining combination, utility mud-room Ct9, Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
CANTEBERRY SUBDIVISION-Residential lot available located on the other side ot MacGregor Down B2. Betty Hardesty 746 3788
AFFORDABLE STARTER - is this 2 bedrogm home m very good condition located in a well established neighborhood Owners ready to sell' Priced at 132,000. JC14. JC Bowen 756 7426
CONTEMPORARY OEM-close
to hospital Well maintained home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room with fireplace dining room, toyer and Kitchen Outside storage, lenced yard, no city taxes and an assumable loan LI Lesli Jordan 758-6752
STYLE. CHARM. LUXURY, AND COMFORT IS what the contractor was thinking while building this lovely home in Summertield Vaulted celling adds style, the large liveable areas add comtort. the lloor plan adds charm and the Iocs-tion/overall appearance adds luxury plus C15. Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
PAMLICO RIVER-KILBV ISLAND IS the place for you on this beautilul river front lot with canal l/i the back Excel lent development opportunity D16, for more intormelion. David Joyner 794 2796
A GREAT BUV-on this 3 bed room brick home in very good condition Home has 1.341 square teet and it is located on an extra large country lot Priced at 439.500. JCtO JC Bowen 756-7426
FARMERS HOME ASSUMPTION -on this 2 bedroom brick home In excellent location located on a large country lot .Pay ments could be as low as $150 00 a month Priced in the low 440's. Call TODAY' JC15. JC Bowen 756-7426
LYNNOALE-316 Crown Point Hoad IS a beaul'lul home in an exclusive neighborhood Your private back yard with inground pool will be the envy to all Youi residence boasts a formal lloor plan with 4'5 bedrooms and 2 full tile baths Many extras and only 4126,000. J2. Jim Burhans 355 5687
SPACIOUSNESS! IS great as you will experience when you see this 1,524 square tool home in a lovely new subdivision 3 bedrooms, 2 lull ceramic tile baths, huge walk-in closet in master bedroom, dining room, kitchen and deck CIO. Carqiyn Erwin 355-6016
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY-Converted condominium complex. excellent location adjacent to the University, ready lor occupancy by July 1, 1986 Introductory Pricas Dt8. David Joyner 794-2796 1
LOVELY 2 BEDROOM-patio home with beautiful decor All appliances, ceiling tan. window treatments, great first nome C13 Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
YOU DECIDE what the exterior ot this lovely home in Tucker Estates will be and also the interior decor 2 054 square teet tor your decoretmg pleasure and located in a cul-de-sac Call TODAY! C14. Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
COMMERCIAL RENTAL SPACE AVAILABLE IN GREENVILlE available July. 1986 Located on Memoriel Dr across from Wendy's Over ft 000 square teat ol space available Call now tor pre-construction prices and designs D17. David Joyner 794-2796
On Call This Weekend
OWNERS ARE ANXIOUS TO SELL this 3 bedroom 1'// bath brick home in very good condition Located on a large lot in a well asteblished neighbor hood. Priced In the ISOs. JC17 JC Bowen 756 7426
LIVE IN COMFORT and without city taxes in a lovely t 440 square loot home with a fantastic floor plan and so many extras' C16 Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
COUNTRY LOTS-are available
at affordable pnces, restrictive covenants convey St & Sit, Stan Cherry 758-0168
DUPLEX LOT located m an ex celieni location tor rental, and lot IS priced to sail JCtO. JC Bowan 756-7426
Jim Burhans 355-5887
Kim McLawhbrn 7S3-5625
LBsli Jordan 756-3522
Stan Charry 758^)168
Jim Burhans 355-5887
atty HardBSty 746-3788
Al Baldwin 758-7836
J.C. Bowen 756-7426
Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
David Joyner 794-2796
Sandra Walson 83(M)078
AVAILABLE April 1st in Popu lar Quail RIdw, 2 bedrooms townhouse, I'l baths, 1140 square teet, tor 4425/month No pets allowed, 1 year lease and security deposit required. Call Clark Branch Realtors. 355 2000
AVAILABLE NOWI Quail Ridge, 2 bedrooms,. I' j baths. 4425 a month Call Blanche Forbes Realty, 754 2121
INVESTORS Rental property In the University area, assumable loan. Currently leas ed University Realty. 355 5646, Myra Day 355 4452
lexiWgton square 2
bedrooms, t'q baths 355 2284
NEW OFFICES AND SUITES
for rent on Commerce Street Gaylord Builders 754 5550
NICE OFFICE AVAILABLE
immediately on Memorial Drive Utilities and Janitorial services included In rent Con tact Keith Warren at 752 3850 for nrK>re information
WINDY RIDGE Jbedrooms. bathi available now University Realty. 355X66
AVAILABLE AUGUST I in
Quail Ridge 3 bedrooms, 2'/j baths fireplace, private patio, pool, tennis courts, clubhouse. 1444 square feet 752 5167 or 754 5785
2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE for
rent with option to buy. owner Owner
that 1st home. Convenient to
NICE OFFICE. SHOO per month, Cornet' ot Evans and Commerce Ample parking Call 754 3374 or 524 4147 OFFICE SPACE available im
financing. Owner will pay points and closing costs Perfect for
mediately ooHlghwey 244 west. Consist ot 4 offices
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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N C
Sunday. June 29, 1986 .!When You Need Help Look Up Fred Benson
B.v(H.\RLKSHILLI\GER (c) 1986. Los .Angeles Times BLOCK jSLAND, Rhode Island - When anyone on Itiis wind-swept Atlantic island 12 miles off the coast of Rhode Island needs to apply for or renew a driver license, it is 91-year-old Fred Benson who administers the written and driving tests.
Benson has been the state deputy registrar of motor vehicles on this 7-mile-long. 3.5-miIe-wide island for the past 20 years. But that job. by no means, has occupied all of Benson s time and energy,
Fred is like Block Islands 1867 granite North Light a monument, a signal of stability, said Connie Larue, 55, echoing the sentiments of many of the islands 600 reis-dents. he is a genuine folk hero, a living legend.
A lifelong bachelor, Benson has lived here since 1903 when at the age of 8 he was sent to a Block Island as a t^ter child. Since then he has written two books, taught high school for 14 years and was a commercial fisherman and foreman of a salvage crew working island ship-^ worked as a carpenter, cement layer
and builder, ran a taxi service, ow ned and operated the Square Deal Garage from 1917 to 1951, and was the island s undertaker for 10 years.
Today he operates the Motor Vehicle Department in addition to his real estate business,^ is a member of the volunteer Fire Department and vice president of the island s blood bank.
But his list of accomplishments and activities does not end there. He played baseball and coached the islands baseball team, was the island civil defense director for 12 years, police commissioner, first captain of the local Rescue Squad, president of the Chamber of Commerce five times, and island Man of the Year.
Benson is still the islands official auctioneer and fence viewer, the latter having to do with settling disputes that arise over the miles of stone walls that define boundary lines. The job is a Block Island tradition that dates back to its settlement by farmers in 1661.
He has been the only black resident on the island during the 85 years he has lived here.
I have really had a great time on Block Island from the day I arrived in September 1903, until now, Benson said, sitting in the warmth of his office on a bluestery spring day.
One wall of the Motor Vehicle Department is covered with photographs of islanders, a large portion of them children. Bensons desk drawers are full of lollipops for the youngsters who scamper in and out of his office alone throughout the day.
Other walls are covered with photographs of boats and shipwrecks, of island scenes, of special memorabilia like
Mutual Praise
PI'TTSBURGH (AP) Flamboyant pianist Liberace has high praise for St. Francis Medical Center, and hospital officials reciprocate the feeiings, dedicating a lobby to their prize patient.
The entertainer, known for his sumptuous wardrobe, says he would not be alive today if it werent for the care he received at the hospital 23 years ago, and also credits the prayers^ the sisters of the Third Order of St Francis and his own faith for his recovery.
Liberace became seriously ill and was taken to the hospital on Nov. 22.1963, as he was preparing for a performance in Pittsburgh. He was diagnosed as suffering from uremic poisoning, a severe kidney ailment, and was hospitalized for 20 days.
At Thursdays ceremony, the Roman Catholic Church-affiliated hospital formally dedicated its Liberace Lobby, with the 67-year-old performer on hand to display his musical skills on a grand piano placed there as a permanent tribute to his devotion to the hospital.
the rubbing from the tomb of his friend, Capt. Rav Abel, skipper of the 110-foot Lizzy Ann that carried mail to the island for years.
Asked about the scholarship fund that bears his name. Benson explained: "Nine years ago, when I was 82,1 won a $50,000 Rhode Island state lottery. They payoff was an annuity of $100 a month. It would take 46 years to get the $50,000.1 also won a $500 commission for selling the ticket I bought the ticket from myself as an official lotterv salesman.
Benson said that he sold the $50,000 annuity to the local bank for an instant $13,500 payoff, noting Who knows how long Ill last He had told his friends that if he ever won the lottery, he would throw the biggest party in Block Islands history, which he did.
Everybody on the island was invited to the huge spread, a festive barbecue and clambake. At the party Benson announced that the remainder of his winnings would go into a scholarship fund for island youths who are graduated from the local high school, go on to college and earn at least a B average their first year. The scholarship begins'the second year.
Islanders also jam dollar bills into a jar on Benson's desk - a jar that reads: Psychiatric Help 5 cents. The Doctor Accepts Credit Cards. Benson uses the money to buy $50 U.S. Savings Bonds and every year, on April 14 celebrates his birthday with a party at which he passes out the $50 bonds to islanders 5 or younger This year he distributed 30 bonds.
Benson, who was born in Boston in 1895, says that his parents abandoned him. He was placed in an orphanage when he was 3.
Gordon and Hannah Milliken, descendants of early island families, always cared for foster children, two at a time. I was sent to them, Benson said.
He has lived in the same house since he came to the island, sharing the premises with five generations of the Milliken family.
Benson had coached the island high schools baseball team for years while running the islands only garage When the school principal asked Benson to teach auto shop, he said that he didnt think he could qualify, having completed only two years of high school.
So, he went back to high school and was graduated when he was 55. The following fall he started teaching auto mechanics. In time he was also teaching carpentry, boat building, machine repair and driver instruction.
During summer vacation, many of bensons students left the island for the first time in their lives, accompanied by their teacher on trips he sponsored to New York, Boston and other Eastern seaboard cities He taught until he was 69. Today his photograph is displayed prominently in the high school lobby.
Fred Benson knows every inch of Block Island and many stories about the Narragansett Indians, Islands early occupants, who called the island Manisses island of the little god.
Today it is dotted with 18th- and 19th-century gingerbread farmhouses, with a half-dozen old Victorian inns that cater to summer crowds. In addition to the Great Salt Pond and nearly ,300 others, there are colorfully named places such as Pots and Kettles Beach. Sam Sand s Pond and Cow-Cove where Thomas Terry and others settled in April 1961.
Block Island is named after Dutch navigator Adrian Block, who sailed along its shores in 1614 and called it Adrians Eyelant.
For years locals encouraged Benson to write a history of the island. But writing a book. Benson said, isnt like eating a piece of cake. Its hard work. I soon learned that.
Nevertheless. Bensons 'Research, Reflections and Recollections of Block Island was published in 1977 when he was 84. His second book, Swordfishermen of Block Island. was published five years later.
Attention
Greenville
Citizens
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE REZONING TERRITORY LOCATED WITHIN THE PLANNING AND ZONING JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE, NC
Pursuant to Article 19, Chapter t60A of the General Statutes of North Carolina, notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Greenville, NC, will conduct a public hearing in the City Council Chambers of the Miniclpal Building In the City of Greenville, NC, on Thursday. July 10.1986, at 7:30 p.m. on the question of the adoption of an ordinance rezoning the following described territory within the planning and zoning jurisdiction of the City of Greenville as follows:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO BE REZONEO FROM OAI (OFFICE AND INSTITUTIONAL) TO CS (SHOPPING CENTER):
TO WIT: Riverhills. Inc. Property
LOCATION: Winterville Township. Pitt County, NC. Bound on the
north by the southern right-of-way of Red Banks Road, on the east by North State Savings and Loan, on the south by Courtney Square Apartments, and on the west by David A. Evans property. Lying outside the city limits of Greenvile, containing 9.554 acres.
During this public hearing, objections or suggestions will be duly considered by City Council. All interested persons are requested to be present at the hearing, and they will be afforded an opportunity to be heard.
A copy of the proposed ordinance is on file at the City Clerk's office located at 201 W. 5th Street, and is available lor public Inspection during normal working hours Monday through Friday.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF THE . ORDINANCE REZONING TERRITORY
LOCATED WITHIN THE PLANNING AND ZONING JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE. NC Pursuant to Article 19. Chapter 160A of the General Statutes of North Carolina, notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Greenville. NC, will conduct a public hearing in the City
wiie"Nr Building in the City of Green-
Thursday. July 10.1986, at 7:30 p.m. on the question of the adoption of an ordinance rezoning the following described territory within the planning and zoning jurisdiction of the City of ureenviMt as follows:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO BE REZONED FROM RA-20 <RE-SIpENTIAL/AGRICULTURAL) TO CS (SHOPPING CENTER)
TO WIT: Brenco A/P Property
LOCATION: Winterville Township, Pitt County, NC Bound on the
north by Carolina East Mall, on the oast by NC 11 and NC 903, on the south by SR 1134. and on the west by James H. Ward ill property. Lying outside the city limits of Greenville. NC, containing 7 55 acres.
During this public hearing, objections or suggestions will be duly I*? *>y City Council. All interested persons are requested to
heard ^ *"
A copy of the proposed ordinance is on file at the City Clerk's of-ice located at 201 W. 5th Street, and is available for public insp. lion during normal working hours Monday through Fridav BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE REZONING TERRITORY LOCATED WITHIN THE PLANNING AND ZONING JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE, NC
Pursuant to Article 19. Chapter 160A of the General Statutes of North Carolina, notice Is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Greenville. NC, will conduct a public hearing in the City Council Chambers of the Municipal Building in the City of Greenville, NC, on Thursday, July 10.1986, at 7:30 p.m. on the question of the adoption of an ordinance rezoning the following described territory within the planning and zoning jurisdiction of the City of Greenville as follows:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO BE REZONED FROM 0l (OFFICE AND INSTITUTIONAL) TO CDF (DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL FRINGE):
TO WIT: Drada Hoover and Charles Hill Property
LOCATION: Greenville Township. Pitt County. North Carolina.
Being bouhd on the north by Sarelle H. Haynes and the State of North Carolina property, on the oast by Baptist State Convention and the State of North Carolina property, on the south by Tenth Street and on the west by Charles Street. Lying Inside the city limits of Greenville, NC. containing 0.74 acres. The property is best described as being the location of Wendy's on Tenth Street.
During this public hesring, objections or suggestions will be duly considered by City Council. All interested persons are requested to 6e present at the hearing, and they will be afforded an opportunity to be heard.
A copy of the proposed ordinance is on file at the City Clerk's of-lu * Street, and Is available for public inspec
tion during normal working hours Monday through Friday.
V ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE QUESTION OF THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE REZONING TERRITORY LOCATED WITHIN THE PLANNING AND ZONING JURISDICTION OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE. NC
Pursuant to Article 19, Chapter 160A of the General Statutes of North Carolina, notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Greenville, NC, will conduct a public hearing in the City Council Chambers of the Municipal Building in the City of Greenville. NC, on Thursday, July 10.1986, at 7:30 p.m. on the question of the adoption of an ordinance rezoning the following described territory within the planning and zoning jurisdiction of the City of Greenville as follows:
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO BE REZONED FROM RA-20 (RESF BBNTIAL/AORICULTURAL) to R-15S (SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDEN-
TO WIT: Tucker Estates. Section IV
LOCATION: Winterville Township, Pitt County, North Carolina,
being bounded on the north by Tucker Estates Subdivision, S A, Paramore, Jr. and Windy Ridge, on the oast by Raymond W Edwards, on the south and west by Mattie Tucker. Lying outside the city limits of Greenville. NC, containing 19.76 acrast.
During this public hearing, objections or suggestions will be duly considered by City Council. All interested persons are requested to be present at the hearing, and they will be aHorded an opportunity to bo heard.
A copy of the proposed ordinance is on file at the City Clerk's office located at 201 W 5th Street, and Is available lor public Inspection during normal working hours Monday through Friday BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON REOUEST FOR NONCONTIGUOUS ANNEXATION The public will take notice that, pursuant to G.S. 160A-58.2, the City Council of the CHy of Greenville has called a public hearing at 7:30 P M on the tOth day of July, 1986, at the Municipal Building on the question of annexing the following deMribed noncontiguous territory, requested by petition filed pursuant to G.S. t60A-58.2:
TO WIT; City of Greenville, Greenville Utilities Commission
Waste Water Treatment Facility.
LOCATION: Pactolus Township, Pitt County, North Carolina;
bound on the north by SR 1534, on the east by SR 1535, Sunnysida Eggs, Inc., and Worthington Farms. Inc.. on the south by Barber Creek, and on the west
by Lucy N. Pierce Containing about 2tt.S acres.
A copy of the map and resolution is on file at the City Clerk's office located it 201 West Fifth Street and is available for public inspection during normal working hours Monday throuoh Fridav BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
LIVING LEGEM) Fred Benson, 91, is a living legend on Block Island, R.I. \ lifelong bachelor, Benson moved to Block Island at the age of 8 and now operates the motor
vehicle department. If you need anything or want to know anything about Block Island, hes the one to see. (L.A. Times-VVashington Post Photo)
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, WASHINGTON - Steve Wilson, a medical researcher, is driving an electrode deep into the brain of a living dog.
His Howard University laboratory, arrayed with beeping, blinking instruments to record the animals vital signs, is as dark as the bridge of a ship. Classical music plays softly Wilson is attempting, with a microscopic elec-torde of drawn glass, to prenetrate a single cell in the caudate nucleus sector of the brain.
.The dog, a beagle, lies immobile on a wooden operating table, its body shrouded in a green surgical sheet. Its head, to which wires were attached, is damped upright in a metal frame. The brown ears hang limp, the*mouth grips a plastic tube coiling from a tank of anesthetic.
A portion of the dogs skull is laid bare, disclosing a hole drilled to admit the electrode, which Wilson lowers from above by a mechanism resembling a drill press.
The beagle, purchased for $250 from a breeder in the Midwest, has no name, only the desgination BQB4 tattooed under an ear. Later, the experiment completed. BQB4 will be put to death. Wilson will administer an overdose of barbiturates, then profuse the dogs system with fixative to lock the brain, as if in cement, so it can be removed and studied.
Now, like the commander of a submarine maneuvering by instruments, Wilson advances the electrode through the murk of the inner brain. Green waves wash across his computer screens. A thrumming from the electorde tip reverberates from a speaker.
Suddenly, an increasingly loud thumping. Thats a heartbeat, Wilson says apprehensively. See, its getting worse. I think were getting close to an artery right now... Shoot!... Its contamination.
He pushes past the obstacle, the beating sound fades. Then, low at first, a rising muffled roar like the ocean.
Its a cell, Wilson says softly. Were getting close to one... Now Ive got to see if I can stick it.
The cells of the caudate, in ways not understood, modify neural signals that affect motor control.
Intent now, Wilson leans forward, fingers fluttering over instruments. He speaks into a recorder: Uhhh, were close to a cell now. I dont know what its resting potential is... Well go ahead and take it.
The electrode tip enters the cell, stops.
The cell is 15-l,000ths of a millimeter in diameter, the electrode tip 1,50th that. So delicate is the penetration that a footstep in the lab could dislodre it.
Wilson tries to maintain the penetration while electrically stimulatii'u other areas of the brain, prompting them to send signals to the caudate. Tl. * electrode records the cells reactions.
, OK. CX2 (an area being stimulated)...Losing the cell!...Do it again. There we go...Do it one more time...Almost have it...Possibly a little some-thing...CX3!
Few issues stir themotions more than vivisection. This work, according to Wilson and thousands of other scientists, is absolutely vital if they are to find treatments for cancer, stroke. AIDS and other major diseases. Surveys have ?hown that Americans generally support this effort, though they nay worry^ ^at researchers sometimes cause unnecessary pain and kill too many animals.
Members of the growing animal rights movement assert that is is immoral to cause pain or death ot any sentient being, no matter how worthwhile the goal. These animals advocates - some of them dressed in monkey customes - organized a mororcade last spring to the National Institues of Health in Bethesda, Md., where they demanded the release of 15 research monkeys.
At least 200 members of Congress, led by Rep. Robert C. Smith, R-N.H., have sign^ a letter urging NIH to release the monkeys, seized by police at a Silver Spring, Md., lab in 1981 after charges of cruelty to animals. Smith says he will introduce a resolution in Congress this week for the monkeys release.
For Wilson, a tall, bearded, soft-spoken man of 35 who does his research under an NIH grant, such protests are understandable emotionally but removed from the daily reality of his lab - a grim struggle against human suffering.
Raised near military posts where his father was stationed, Wilson received a Ph.D. in anatomy from {he Medical College of Virginia in 1978, then did post-doctoral work at UCLA. There he became fascinated with what remains his research interest the cause and possible cure of Parkinsons disease.
Ive always bwn an animal lover, he says, growing up, I had dogs and cats and birds. Now he.becomes close with experimental animals. It doesnt take very long to get an attachment to them. You have to weigh them, you have to see that theyre healthy. If youre around a dog for 15 minutes, if you like dogs as I do, you become very friendly .
After injecting a dog with drugs to induce the tremors and slow movements of Parkinsons, Wilson monitors it for a week in a nurse-patient relationship. Then he conducts the elecrode experiment and the final sacrifice -researcher jargon for killing.
You dont feel good, he says of the killing, but you dont dwell on it. You go in and you sacrifice the animal...as cleanly and as quickly as you can. He must dissect the brain, he says, to determine precisely where the electordes recorded data,
Wilson lives in a suburban house with his wife, who is a dentist, and their daughter. They have no pets, though Wilson and his daughter recently found a wounded bird, which they nursed to health and returned to its owner. At parties, the scientist who teaches anatomy classes as a professor at Howard has endured jokes about vivisection. In private moments, he has felt a certain heartache about his work.
For me, its the most unattractive part of the job that you have to work on animals, he says. "When I first started graduate research and had to do (animal) experiments, there was a period when I stayed up late at night trying to decide whether Id stay in medicine. Even now - do I really want to continue doing this? I have my karma to worry about, too, you know my soul.
Yet he has resolved to continue.
There really isnt any other solution if you want to improve the health of people (and) their possibility of leading normal lives, he says. If I can help contribute to the cure of Parkinsons disease...my life will have a positive impact on. you know, in this generation, a million people.
Wilsons work is part of a rebirth in Parkinsons research following the accidental discovery a few years ago of a designer drug - called MPTP -that produced Parkinsons symptoms in addicts. The discovery enabled researchers to create animal models for study by injecting them with MPTP.
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When I started in the field in the 1960s, there was no good way to make a model of Parkinsons disease, says Dr Roger C. Duvoism of Rutgers Medical School, a leading authority on the disease. He endorsed Wilsons work, saying that L-Dopa, a drug used on Parkinsons patients, has limitations and side effects and does not stop the underlying disease. Our patients need something much better.
Sidney Dorros, 60, author of the Warner paperback Parkinsons: A Patients View, says that without animal research Id be dead by now.
Each year, 17 million to 22 million animals are used in laboratory experiments in the United States. Most are mice and rats. Agriculture Department figures showin 1983 at least 182,000 of them were dogs, 55,000 cats, 59,000 monkeys, 454,000 hamsters, 521,000 guinea pigs and 509,000 rabbits.
The Animal Welfare Act of 1966, which Congress strenghtened last year, regulates feeding and care of all of these except the rodents. At most institutions, the law requires committees of veterinarians, community members and others toensure humane treatment.
We look at every (research) proposal to see if animals are necessary, says William L. West, chaiman of Howards Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology and head of the univesitys animal care committee. We find out if it can be done by alternative means. If animals are used, we see that everything is done according to the new laws.
For animal rights advocates, safeguards are not enough. They want the experiments ended.
On National Laboratory Animals Day in April, 139 protesters in nine states were arrested, some carrying Animal Auschwitz signs. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), which organized the motorcade to NIH, and other groups seek legal standing to sue for custody of the animals on grounds that - among other things group members achieved personal bonding relationship with the primates.
Ingrid Newkirk, a PETA director, says the animal rights movement represents the single largest group of exploited individuals on the face of tbe earth, and that is everyone who doesnt happen to have been bom a human being...Its immoral to use any individual who can feel pain... whether thats your child., a prisoner of war, a dog, a monkey or a mouse.
Anti-vivisectionists first emerged as an organized movement in the mid-1870s in England, according to Richard D. French in the Encyclopedia of Bioethics. Todays struggle for animal liberation,...writes Peter Singer in In Defense of Animals. ...marks an expansion of our moral horizons beyond our own species.
Polio, AIDS, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, stroke, diseased organs, diphtheria, smallpox, hepatitis, Alzheimers disease, multiple sclerosis and damage to the central nervous system are among disorders that have been studied in animals. Of the 52 Nobel winners in medicine in the two decades prior to 1984,37 conducted experiments on live vertebrates.
RESEARCHER Medical researcher Steve Wilson is among those who use living animals to conduct experiments that usually end in death for the animal. Wilson says such tests are necessary to find answers to human problems. (L.A. Times-Washington Post Photo)
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By LARRY iMARGASAK Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - In the dreary basement of the btudio 54 nightclub six years ago, special prosecutor Ar-IT. became convinced that then-presidential
aide Hamilton Jordan did not take cocaine.
Christy often visited that place in his role as the nations first special prosecutor appointed under the 1978 Ethics In Government Act.
It was there, according to the allegations, that President Carters chief of staff was given "two toots of cocaine by a drug dealer.
There, Christy asked Jordans three accusers to reenact the alleged crime, becoming so angry that he stood one of them against a wall and accused him of lying.
And it was there that Christy became convinced their stones fell apart.
A special prosecutor now known by the less onerous term of independent counsel - conducts his investigation in secrecy.
Two indepedent counsels are now at work. One is investigating whether documents were unlawfully withheld from Congress by a former Justice Department official. Another is investigating possible conflict-of-interest violations by Michael K. Deaver, a former high assistant to President Reagan.
Christy, in aninterview with The Associated Press, provided insights into these independent investigations of top executive oranch officials.
Life was not dull for Christy after his former boss in the U.S. attorneys office, now senior circuit judge J. Edward Lumbard, telephoned him on behalf of a three-judge panel in November 1979 and asked him to take on the Jordan case.
So there I was, the first special prosecutor, without a clue of what in the world to do, Christy said, sitting in his 5th Avenue law office. "Nobody had done this before.
His work set the standard for the six lawyers who followed him in the job, most of whom began by asking Christy for advice.
Christy handpicked his staff: a federal prosecutor experienced in drug cases; an expert on constitutional questions; an ex-local prosector; an FBI agent and a Drug Enforcement Administration agent; and an ad-ministrativ'assistant.
Once under way, he did not talk to the Justice Department. He granted no news interviews.
He quickly convened a special grand jury with no other cases, rejecting the idea of conducting only private staff interviews with witnesses.
"A man can sit across the desk from you and tell a story, and you have no real way of shaking him up a little bit, Christy explained. He can lie. But when you take somwne before the grand jury and 23 people are looking at him, its not quite so easy to lie, because all the witnesses are warnecTof the penalties of perjury.
In each of the four ethics act investigations completed so far, the conclusion was that no credible evidence existed for prosecution.
Not against Jordan and Carter aide Timothy Kraft on allegations of cocaine use. Not against former Labor Swretary Raymond Donovan, for allegedly associating with mobsters (although he was later indicted on state charges and awaits trial). And not against Attorney General Edwin Meese, who was probed for possible ethics violations.
The Jordan, Kraft and Donovan investigations operated under original terms of the Ethics In Government Act of 1978, the law providing for impartial investigations of top executive branch officials outside normal government channels.
But by the time of the Meese probe in 1982, the law had changed.
The special prosecutor became an independent counsel to avoid suggesting that a prosecution was expected. More importantly, the attorney general was given discretion not to seek an independent counsel if the federal government normally woula not prosecute such a case.
Jordans case, Christy said, would have been "too small for consideration by the U.S. attorney for New York City - an office once held by Christy. Two other counsel appointed under the ethics law were assistants there: Leon Silverman in the Donovan case and Whitney North Seymour Jr., investigating Deaver.
Christy investigated allegations that Jordan took cocaine at the trendy Studio 54 on June 27,1978.
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He became convinced all the allegations were untrue, and his 53-page report, issued May 29,1980, concluded there is insufficient evidence to warrant the bringing of criminal charges.
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Christy said he took each of the three down to the basement, where their memories became foggy at best. Describing the visit of Landau, Christy recalled:
After he had waffled about where he stood and where Mr. Jordan stood, and where Johnny C. stood and where Steve Rubell was... it was apparent that Mr. Landau was not telling the truth.
I was so offended that Mr. Landau should have gone )ublic with a story that I regarded as nothing more than a ie, I put him up against the wall and told him in no uncertain terms that I considered that he was lying.
Getting Jordan to the basement was a clandestine operation befitting a U.S. intelligence agency.
We had some decoys to make sure none of the employees knew what we were doing, Christy said. "We just had a couple of extra agents engage people in conversation during the time I had him down there.
Jordan, he said, was a very credible witness. When he got there he said Yes, I have a sense that Ive been here before. He said he couldnt remember any details of what occurred that night.
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The soil of Gruinard Island bears anthrax toxin desposited during the t^ts in 1942-43. Anthrax is an infectious disease fatal to humans and animals and is characterized by black pustules. It has been known since ancient times and is believed to be the plague of boils that Moses called down on the Egyptians.
Ian MacKenzie, a 66-year-oId retired farmer, remembers the day when the island took a lethal dose of the toxin.
1 remember the bomb going off quite distinctly, he said. There was quite a bang and plenty of smoke. The wind was favorable, blowing out. But it changed, the Imoke came around and caught part Of the mainland, and there were rumors that some animals died.
Although uninhabited, the island was used, until the tests, for grazing eep and cattle.
The few people living then along vruiMrd Bay on Scotland's remote *^west coast had not been warned about any danger, though they knew inat Britfin wai doing something
secret in the area, MacKenzie said in an interview.
After the war it came out that they were testing germ warfare.
A year or two after the war signs were put up around the island and on nearby mainland beaches warning that the island was contaminated and that travel to it was prohibited.
MacKenzie, like others in the area, said he was not greatly concerned at tetime.
It never caused mea worry
The hump-backed island covers 520 acres and is only 400 yards from the mainland.
In 1979, the British government, after years of doing little about the contamination except to maintain the warning signs, sent scientists in protective clothing to the island to collect soil samples. The results showed anthrax spores were still in the soil.
This past May 13 the Ministry of Defense in London announced that decontamination was possible, using a solution of formaldehyde ana seawater to treat the soil. A company with experience in soil sterilization was given a $750,000 contract to carry out the work starting this summer.
The infected area is about 2 percent of the total area of the island, or about 10 acres, said Professor William Stewart of Scotlands Uni
versity of Dundee, a microbiologist who is chairman of a committee set up to advise the Defense Ministry.
It was mainly one area, where the bombs were exploded, but also a small holding area where sheep were tethered, he told The Associated Press.
In a series of tests, containers with anthrax bacilli in liquid solution were exploded, producing a mist with deadly effect on the tethered sheep. They began dying within a day, demonstrating that anthrax bombs could be a weapon of germ warfare, Stewart said.
He added that anthrax bacilli was used in the tests because of its killing effect.
Also, it was very resistant to the heat of a bomb explosion and would survive the detonation. ... The problem is the persistence of the spores.
Livestock can pick up the disease by grazing on contaminated land. Man and animals can catch it by handling or eating contaminated meat or by breathing the spores.
Why such a long-lived organism was considered for germ warfare is not clear, but Allied governments in World War II were concerned that the Axis powers were developing anthrax toxin as part of their armories.
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Sunday. June 29,1986
Tar Heel Residents
'Proton" Buster'
B> TOM MINKIIAKT Associated Press Writer
lALLENSVILLE, N C <AP) -Alfred Gentry says he wouldnt mind having a $6 billion, 60-mile-circumference accelerator hurtling protons under his tobacco field at nfcarly the speed of light as long as it hurtled something else into the pockets of area residents ;It probably would throw a lot of nioney in here, the GO-ycar-old Person County farmer said while hoeing a;row of leaf near the intersection of three proposed sites for the underground proton buster. It would probably be better than growing this tobacco. ... Course, I don't think we want something thats going to blowup.
It wouldnt blow up, said Paul
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Frampton, a University of North Carolina physics professor who is leading an effort to bring the superconducting supercollider to this state. The SSC is designed to collide protons at, unprecedented speeds so scientists can probe the remains and ^ see what matter is made of.
This accelerator is completely safe, Frampton said. It has no comparison to a nuclear reactor or a nuclear waste dump. There are no long-lived radioactive isotopes produced, just a very small amount of energy involved in each pro-ton-proton collision. Surface activity even above the ring is completely safe.
About 30 states are competing for the project, with construction scheduled to begin in 1989. Texas, Illinois
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1 Chiri justice of the Supreme Court Warren Burger, left, recently announced his retirement. President Reagan immediately appointed Assoc iate fustic e William Rehnquist, right, as the net Chief justic e. Like Burger, Rehnquist was appointed to the Court by President..(...
2 Nearly one year after his c anc er surgery. President Reagan recently had two polyps removed from his intestine. Doctors said the polyps were (CHOOSL ONI : benign, malignant).
3 According to the New York Times, a recent CIA study links General Manuel Antonio Noriega of (CHOOSE ONE: Costa Rica, Panama) to estensive vote fraud in that nation's 1184 presi
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4 The Ec'deral Trade Commission recently tried to block the largest soft-drink maker, from taking over Dr. Pepper and
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5 Alan Care ia Perei, Perus moderate (CHOOSE ONE: socialist, conservative) President, promised to investigate reports that troops killed scores of inmates who had already surrendered during recent uprisings at three prisons.
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2 french President Francois Mitterrand recently awarded American (CHOOSE ONE: author, c omposer) james Baldwin the French legion of Honour at the Elysee Palace in Paris.
i Rec ently, the sports world was shoe ked to learn of the death of 22-year-uld Len Bias, the Boston Celtics lop pick in the recent NBA draft. Bias died (CHOOSE ONE: in an auto accident, of cardiac arrest).
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Richmond's Trolleys Making Comeback
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Nearly a hundred years after the city instalied its original trolle; s, they are making a big comeback here and their popularity has triggered an expansion of senice and schedules, reports the Metropolitan Economic Development Council of Richmond.
Richmond was the site of the first successful commercially operated electric street railway in the country in 1888, notes A.J. Christopher Wood, executive director of MEDC.
"The new trolleys are just like the old ones: mahogany trim, real leather grab straps and seats, and an observation deck. Wood said. They move from stop to stop with the clang-clang-clang of a bell that makes the trip into nostalgia complete. The only difference is that they ride on rubber tires instead of on tracks of iron.
The trolleys run at seven-minute intervals, he says, and the fare is 25 cents - a bit more than that for their 19th-century counterparts, but still less than half the fare for a city bus.
Ten 21-seat trolleys, each costing $42,000, were put into service a year ago by the Greater Richmond Transit Co. The move was made in response to a local effort to recapture part of Richmond's heritage and as a pleasant way to get around to shopping, hotel, convention, restaurant and business sites that are popping up as part of a $1 billion downtown renaissance.
The trolleys also have become popular for weddings, tours and special events. Wood says.
The total land area of Pitt County is 419.840 acres.
and California are considered the front-runners.
But Frampton said North Carolina has a good chance because of its quality of life and because its three propo^ sites in parts of Person, Granville, Orange and Durham counties between Roxboro and Oxford - are near the Research Trian- * gle.
Many area residents hadnt heard of the proposal, but they were interested when they heard that it could provide 6,000 new jobs.
This little place needs some action. said Curtis Swann, a 29-year-old textile worker from Roxboro. We need better jobs and we need a bigger population... as long as it isnt something thats going to blow up and wipe the whole town out.
We need something exciting, something new, he said. We dont even have movie theaters here. ... Give Roxboro a name. '
But Grace Crow, an Allensville housewife and unemployed bookkeeper, said she was worried about
the rapid change the SSC might bring.
I like progress, but Im also very, concerned about conserving the small-scale life of this community, she said. We would become something big and lose the individual ... Jobs w()uld be nice, but I cant see giving up the beauty of this county for jobs.
If its anything like nuclear, I dont want it, said Mary Talley, 53, of Roxboro. One mistake is ail you need. But the jobs would be alright if its safe. We need jobs bad.
Burley Champion, owner of the Village Grocery in the Granville County town of Berea, said the idea of spending $6 billion on an experimental device didnt bother him.
Theyre going to spend it on something, said Champion, 43. They might as well spend it on something thats going to do the country some good as throw it away. ... I think it will benefit the state and the people. And they will use a lot of local people in construction.
David Vest, a 21-year-old tattoo artist in the Person County town of Timberlake, agreed,
"youve got to make progress soniehow, he said. Theres lots of things they could use the money on instead. But if something comes out of it, thats O.K. - as long as they learn something.
Jesse Perry, who runs the C&C Comer Grocery in the Person County town of Surl, also agreed.
With all the millions they spent on the space program, maybe this is more important, said Perry, 54. And it would definitely be good for business.
Perry said the project would raise land values, which have been falling' with the fortunes of the areas farmers.
The way it looks for farming, some farmers are going to be looking for jobs themselves, he said. It would he good for this part of the country. ... But they should plan ahead for roads and heavy traffic.
Gentry said he wasnt worried about the building boom the SSC probably would start because growth from Durham is already spreading into Person County.
Theyre pushing back to (N.C. ) 158 now, just building and building, he said. Its going to get here anyway.
Linda Phelps, a 30-year-old convenience store clerk in Person County, thought the changes would be for the better.
Roxboro is just an old-fashioned place, she said. I have an idea therell be a lot of objections. But things need to change.
Thered be some advantages both ways, said Thomas 0. Gentry, 79, a retired schoolteacher in Allensville. A lot of people want jobs. But I dont want too many people close under me. I want some elbow room.
It does seem worth it, he said, however. All that is dangerous material, when you go around busting atoms. But if used right, it could be of tremendous use to mankind.
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GENERAL TENDENCIES: A good day to charm others into what you would like them to do to help you get started in some new and more interesting line that is apart from what you usually do.
ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19)Goafter personal wishes in a positive matter. Be poised and casual and you can avoid trouble in public places.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You are inspired on how to best handle a younger person and you get the right results. Show you are indeed devoted to this person.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Even though impulsive, tlus may !>e tlse best way to gain a personal wish that has been eluding you and you gair^ it.
MOON CHU.DREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) Bring your fine inventive ideas to the attention of an important person. Enjoy your family at home this evening.
LEO (Jul. 22 to Aug. 21) Make those changes that appeal to you and get the right results. Don't argue with someone who is trying to help you.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You have a practical idea that should be discussed with a bigwig and gun backing for it.
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You can easily gain the assistance of a brilliant person to make your finest dreams materialize.
SCORPIO (OcL 23 to Nov. 21) Be more enthused about the work you are doing, and look for new gadgets that can increase your efficiency.
SAGIITARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Get into some hobby that you and your friends like and enjoy it very much. Try to be more economical.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You can easily change the situation at home which does not please you and in the evening, do nothing that can irk your family.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Ix>ok into new outlets that can be more productive during tbe daytime, but in the evening, don t let a secret anxiety upset you.
PISCES (F'eb. 20 to Mar. 20) You can find more modern ways of gaining a greater abundance now, and in the evening, steer clear of pals who could cause you to spend unwisely.
IF YOUR CHILD |S BORN TODAY ... he or she will have every ability in understanding anything of a modarn nature and how best to make them operate. An early start with the career is to be encouraged since the greetest productivity can come early in life.
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GENERAL Tfi]NI)ENCIES: Both today and tonight bring delays in your desires. Practical effects from your interests are important.
ARIES (Mw. 21 to Apr. 19) Pushing your ideas won't work. Avoid forceful friends. Steer clear of someone you owe money to.
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Do nothing about limitations placed upon you. Don't be demanding. Exercise a lot of patience.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Avoid annoying individuals. Be cdm at night to help your possibly distressed mate.
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) Check worldly plans to avoid making errors later. Use care in going after personal gains.
LEO (Jul. 22 to Aug. 21) A newcomer could give you wrong information, so check on it. Have respect for higher-ups today.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Business affairs are a little difficult to handle. Forget this. Be more concerned with your mate.
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Situations today may test your patience. It may be hard to keep any promises you make. Be happy at home.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Find a better way of improving morning routines. Don't argue with partner or co-worker. Avoid trouble.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Energy can make some project work well. Soothe an irate co-worker. Do the same with your mate.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Strive for a more pleasant home situation. Make it more attractive and have some fun there.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Soothe a troubled person you are corresponding with. Not a good evening for home entertainment.
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Put a.side financial affairs today. Take care that you don't have an argument with a neighbor later.
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ...he or she should have a thorough education, slanted along lines of investigation. Your progeny tends to be impulsive in the early years, so see to it that the diet is right and health habits are good.
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Famed Opry House Draws In Tourists
ASHVILLE, Tenn (AP) - The floors of Ryman Auditorium sag and skw the wear caused by feet keeping tifhe to the music of bygone perfor-minces of the Grand Ole Opry.
The footfalls heard on those same boards today are much quieter, as visitors retrace the steps of Opi> legends who filled the Kyman stage from 1943 to 1974.
The Ryman. built as the Union G^pel Tabernacle in 1892, was the idjp of Col. Tom Ryman. a rowdy riaerboat captain turned born-again Critistian. Evangelists of the day drew crowds to the red-brick build-inf, but so did the era's popular entertainers.
1943, the Opry was moved into thf Ryman, and the two remained tiiether for 31 years until the show w(nt across town to its present s|tcious home at the modern Opryland U.S.A. complex.
The Ryman today is a tourist stop. Younger generations seeing the
auditorium get their fill of stories from tour guides; older generations visit a place filled with memories.
The backstage walls of the Ryman are covered with fading color portraits of Opry stars, along with posters announcing long-since-past performances,
A microphone used during the Hyman's Saturday night radio broadcasts stands on the stage, attracting many a would-be star to pose behind it for a photographic memento of their moment in the Opry spotlight.
The hard, wooden pews that used to seat 3,000 country fans during a performance are now cracked and their finish is dull
At the rear of the auditorium are glass cases holding years of memorabilia collected by Opry legend Roy Acuff during his travels around the world. Some items, like the hat of the late Cowboy Copas, would be of interest to hard-core country fans.
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DEAR MR. GOREN
Q.Some while back, I read in one of your columns that the modern tendency is to treat an overcall just like an opening bid and respond accordingly. That led to a debacle after this auction:
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A.If I made such a blanket .statement. perhaps I should be! What I should have said is that you treat partners overcall as an opening hid on hands where you have a fit Thus you would raise^his suit to the two-level on 6-10 points and make a limit raise with 11-12. On stronger hands with a fit. either-hid game or start with a cue-hid of the enemy suit, depending on how-good your support is for partners suit.
When it comes to responding with one no trump, you are looking al a different situation Where partner has opeiu'd the bidding, you respond orie-no trump with no fit and a weak hand for two reasons
1 You might have a fit m another suit and you must give partner a chance to show a second suit if hr* has one
2 Partner might have a very strong hand for his one levi'l ojien-ing hid. and you must give him the opportunity to describe it
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The chances for a second suit are reduced, since he is likely to have five or six cards in the suit he bid. .And his hand is of limited strength since he faded to make a takeout double.
With a misfit, it is particularly dangerous to hid one no trump after his overcall. If you have a weak hand, where do you expect to produce tricks if you cant make them in partners long suit? And if his suit is a source of tricks, the hand is unlikely to play any better in no trump than in his suit.
Send any questions for this column to Charles H. Goren and Omar Sharif, in care of this newspaper.
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Crew Convicted
WILMINGTON (AP) - The captain of a Caribbean freighter carrying 25 tons of marijuana when it was seized has been convicted of attempted smuggling and sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Oscar DeJesus Arango-Vergora received the maximum sentence Tuesday in U.S. District Court under a 1979 federal law of possession of marijuana with intent to deliver within U .S. Customs waters.
The same jury also convicted all 10 other members of the ships crew on identical charges. They will be sentenced later, U.S.* Attorney Samuel T. Currin said.
Currin said he would seek the maximum sentence of 15 years for each crewman. Three crewmen, including the captain, have previous drug smuggling records, Currin said. All are Colombian nationals.
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By LEE MITGANG AP Education Writer
NEW YORK (AP) - The opening gavels havent even sounded at this years teacher union conventions, and already the leaders of the two rival unions are blasting each others stands on where education reform should be headed.
In recent years, the 630,000-member American Federation of Teachers and the 1.8 million-member National Education Association have stopped squabbling long enough to back the same presidential candidate, Walter F. Mndale, and to adopt a joint resolution decrying President Reagans support for tuition tax credits for parents of private school pupils.
But no such peace overtures are likely when 8,000 NEA teachers gather in Louisville. Ky, July 2-6. and 3,000 AFT delegates meet in Chicago July 3-8.
AFT president Albert Shanker is expected to easily win re-election to a seventh 2-year term. NEA president Mary Hatwood Futrell is a lame duck with only a year left to serve unless delegates agree to amend the unions constitution barring more than two consecutive terms.
The AFT-NEA battle, however, will almost certainly be over A Nation Prepared: Teachers for the 21st Century," a 134-page blueprint for education reform issued in May by the Carnegie Forum on Education and the Economys Task Force on Teaching.
Both Shanker and Futrell served on the 14-member panel that produced the Carnegie report, regarded by many as the most significant and radical reform document since "A Nation at Risk" drew public attention to the sorry state of Americas schools three years ago.
The report, like others before it. contains the usual clarion call for higher teacher salaries, more minority teachers, and stronger teacher preparation standards. AFT and NEA see eye to eye on these.
, But among its more controversial features, it recommended establishing a non-governmental. National Board for Professional Teaching Standards" to set high certification standards for teachers.
The report called for doing away with the old factory-style schools where the principal acted like an autocratic foreman. It proposed that schools be managed with a team of
highly qualified lead teachers who would have the time, freedom and expertise to tailor learning to the individual student.
It is on these latter points that the two unions are likely to do battle.
Shanker. in an interview, pointed out that Futrell was the only panel member to append the Carnegie report with deep reservations" over some of its features, especially the lead teacher concept, and the national board.
We have to make sure that lead teacher is not just another name for career ladders or merit pay. Futrell said in an interview.
She said she doesnt oppose a national certification board. Indeed, she accepted an invitation to serve on it. But she insisted that any national board should work along with, not replace, existing state boards.
Futrell is hardly alone in her reservations. While praising many
aspects of the re retary William
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principals groups in expressing wariness over the background role the report seemed to assign to prin-cipals and other school administrators.
But Shanker. true to past form, is
seizing on Futrell's guarded support of the Carnegie report as an opportunity to open a public relations offensive against the NEA, claiming that the larger union, once again, is an impediment to school reform.
Shanker suspects Futrell and the NEA will never really support the idea of a national standards board which he feels is key to elevating teaching to the professional status of medicine or law.
Sure, she wants to sit on the national board to watch what its up to. but that doesnt mean she wants it to fly," said Shanker.
My guess is the AFT will largely endorse the Carnegie plan The NEA will say its a nice report, but then they will come out against every key item thats needed to advance it. Shanker said in an interview.
Were very aware that hes trying to make it appear as though were not for high standards," replied Futrell. We have made a deliberate decision not to respond to Shanker. because all we would do is raise his visibility."
Whether rank and file teacher delegates wind up echoing their leaders stands may be governed by the context of the debate at each convention.
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By Andrew J.Edebteio
This weeks big event - amid controversy about ABCs "exclusive coverage of certain events - is the rededication of the Statue of Liberty. Here's a look at what viewers will see this week (All times ET).
Wednesday, July 2 - ABC airs a preview of "Liberty Weekend (8-9 p.m.), the glitzy extravaganza produced by impresario David Wolper.
Thursday, July 3: ABC airs a half-hour special on the assembly of the naval ships (noon-12:30). Opening ceremonies (8-11 p.m.); President Reagan will speak and light the refurbished statues new torch. He will also bestow the Medal of Honor upon 12 distinguished naturalized citizens, an event conceived by Wolper. Also: the simultaneous induction of more than 40,000 new Americans by Chief Justice Warren Burger at Ellis Island and in four other cities.
NBC airs a special, anchored by Bryant Gumbel and Tom Brokaw, from 10-11 p.m. with highlights of the statues relighting. CBS airs a live special from 9-11 p.m. with Dan Rather anchoring from a rooftop on Governors Island (On July 3 and 4, Rather will anchor The CBS Evening News from Governors Island; The CBS Morning News will origioate live from there all week)
Friday, July 4 - ABC airs the international naval review and Operation Sail 86 from 9 a.m.-1 pm; from 8-11 p.m., it offers more "exclusive coverage, including a concert at Liberty State Park, fireworks in New York Hariwr and a segment on libertys mpjining with Sam Waterston as philosopher Henry TTwreau.
CBS covers the naval review and Op Sail from 9 a.ra.-12 noon with Walter Cronkite anchoring from the Coast Guard ship Eagle. NBC will cover by extending the Today show two hours (Mla.m.).
Saturday, July 5 - ABC airs a classical music " salute to liberty concert from Central Park in Manhattan (8-10 p.m.).
Sunday, June 6 - ABC airs the closing ceremonies from 7-11 p.m., including a sports salute to the statue and an entertainment gala from Giants Stadium in New Jersey.
Cables CNN will offer hve coverage of major events, including the July 3 ceremonies and continuous coverage of OpSa.
On a related note, this week, CBS repeats Ellis bland, a miniseries that trivializes the American immigration experience. It airs Sunday, June 29, Monday, June 30 and Tuesday, July 1.
Meanwhile, on July 2, PBS rebroid-
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Joan Riven may know how to operate a crowd, but leave it up to her veterinarian. Dr. Dick Gebhardt, to operate on the comedians pet pooch. Shaita, Joans 8-year-old (krman shepherd, recently spent five days in the West Los Angeles Veterinary Medical Group Hospital, where she underwent hip-replacement surgery. "Shastas hip was so extremely arthritic that we spent three hours pounding away at the bone, says Dr. (Hap) Paul, who assisted (kbbardt during the ordeal. Shastas customized, computer-made hip cost $1,800 (including doctor fees, anesthesia and follow-up visits), is made of titanium and weighs less than a pound. Dr. Paul says Shasta will have postoperative blood and urine tests every four weeks for six months. And though hospital officials wanted to immortalize Joan and her canine companion on film, photographers found themselves barking up the wrong tree. Joan told me she didnt want to exploit Shasta for a news story, Dr. Paul says. "She was too nervous to care about such things.
No one gives Nell (barter a break. After performing on the recent Tony Awards telecast, the rotund actress waltzed into the post-ceremony ball, dressed in a cavernous, iridescent blue gown. When someone asked the showbiz heavyweight who designed her dress, a well-known TV actress sitting at the same table quipped, Westing-house! But Nell ignored the dig, choosing, instead, to dig into a late-night supper of cold salmon with caviar cream, chilled cucum^r slices, boned Cornish hen and. for dessert, peach ice cream served in a chocolate-tipped cookie shell and topped with raspberry sauce.
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Once in an increasingly long while, cable actually delivers a program that sets It apart from broadcast TV and makes you not want to question why you re paying those monthly fees Such program is Eric Bogosian Drinking in America, airing July 3 as part of the "Cinemaz Comedy Experiment series Bogosian Is a monologist and social satirist who was a fixture in New York's downtown scene for a decade He broke through earlier last year with his one-man show, from which this performance IS adapted Now, thanks to Cinemax, New York s secret can be shared with the rest of the country In this half-hour show (adapted from his 90-minute work). Bogosian assumes a variety of characters with dead-on accuracy Among them a Brooklyn hood describing a drug-and-violence-filled evening with a chilling casual-iiess a fast-ialking Hollywood agent, an overweight, boorish slob He s at his best when he s skewing hypocrisy The coked-up Hollywood agent refuses to cast a certain actor because he has a reputation as a drug addict. The overweight slob doesni understand all the fuss being made about asbestos When I was a kid I used to play in it all the time, he explains before moving on to describe his recent operation for removal of a tumor Bogosian is vulgar at times but he's not doing It for shock value like many of today s comics He gets inside the skins of the characters and captures the driven, tortured dark side of the male psyche You 11 chuckle darkly not belly laugh, but you 11 be mesmerized This week s big news event is the dedication of the refurbished Statue of Lib-eny CNN will offer live coverage of major events, including the July 3 ceremonies and continuous coverage of Operation Sail '86 on Julv 4
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(ESPN) Top Rank Boxing Fred Pendleton vs. Frankie Randall for the USBA lightweight title (vacant), scheduled for 12 rounds, live from Atlantic City. N.J. (2 hrs., 30 min.)
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(TMC) Movie "Almost You (1983) Brooke Adams. Griffin Dunne (1 hr., 36 min) (USA)Petrocelli 9:30 (HBO) Movie "St Elmo's Fire" (1983) Rob Lowe. Demi Moore. (Ihr., 48 min.)
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(PTL) Jim And Tammy (SHOW) Boxing Buster Drayton vs. Carlos Santos in an IBF Jr Middleweight title from Bren-. dan Byrne Arena, New Jersey (2 hrs.. 13 min.)
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(HBO) Movie The Man With One Red Shoe" (1985) Tom Hanks. Dabney Coleman. (1 hr..
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(PTL) Jim And Tammy (SHOW) Movie "Dreamscape" (1984) Dennis Quaid, Max Von Sydow.(l hr., 35 min.)
(mC) Movie "Mask (1985) Cher, Sam Elliott. (2 hn.)
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JUNE SO, 1906 DAYTIME MOVIES
4:55 (SHOW) Hans Christian Andersen" (1952)
5:00(MAX) The Thing" (1951) (USA) The Wizard Of Baghdad-
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6:35 (HBO) White Water Sam" (1977)
7:00 (MAX) These Three" (1936) (SHOW) Familv Business (1983)
(TMC) Grease" (1978)
8:00(HBO) "Mv Science Project (1985)
8:S0(MAX) The Hunter"(1979) (SHOW) Dusty- (1981)
9:00 (TMC) Wizards (1977)
9:30 (DIS) The Penny Princess" (1953)
'WOO(HBO) Mom The Wolfman And Me" (1980)
(LIFE) Doctor At Large (1957)
(SHOW) Ride. Vaquero' ' (1953) 10:05 (D Fancy Pants '(1950)
10:30 (MAX) My Favorite Wife (1940)
(TMC) The Final Option (1982) 11:30 (SHOW) The Last Star fighter (1984)
12:00 (HBO) The Man Who Saw Tomorrow "(1981)
(USA) Gas (1981)
12:30 (MAX) Tender Mercies" ;19M)
1:00(1, Reunion In France" (19421
(DIS)- Bully- (1978)
(TMC) Vamping' (1984)
(TNN) In Old Montana "(1939) 1:05 (D The Vanquished (1953) 1:30 (SHOW) Family Business" (1983)
2:00 (HBO) The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984)
(MAX) Grease'(1978) ..^OO(TMC) Ips 4 Downs "(1983) 4:00 (LIFE) Infaithful Wife"
(1968)
(MAX) The Westerner" (1940) 5:00(TMC) Grease "(1978)
5:30 (SHOW) Du.stv" (1981)
TUESDAY
JULY 1,1986 DAYTIME MOVIES
5:10 (TMC) Ups & Downs" (1983) 5:30 (USA) Cardinal Richelieu" (1935)
6:00 (MAX)- Body Rock "(1984) 7:00 (TMC) Streets Of Fire (1984)
8:00 (HBO) ' The Corn Is Green (1979)
(SHOW) Mask (1985)
9:00 (MAX) Coney Island " (1943) (TMC) Mikev And Nicky" (1976)
9:30 (DIS) The Care Bears Mov ie"(1984)
(HBO) A View To A Kill" (1985) 10:00 (LIFE) Doctor In Distress ' (1964)
(SHOW) Lucky Night" (1939) 10:05 (D Where Angels Go. Trouble Follows "(1968)
11:00(MAX) .Mask" (1985)
(TMC) "Losin It"(1982)
12:00 (HBO) The Deep "(1977) (SHOW) Iceman" (1984)
(USA) Won Ton Ton. The Dog Who Saved Hollywood" (1975)
1:00 i Twenty-Three Paces To Baker Street (1956)
(DIS) The Seven Little Foys" (1955)
(MAX) Mrs SoffeI'"(1984)
(TMC) Greystoke The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes" (1984)
(TNN) "Aces And Eights" (1936) 1:05 CD The Golden Moment An Olympic Love Story" (1980)
2:00 (SHOW) Explorers (1985) 3:30(HBO) The Secret Of N.I.M H.'(1982)
(TMC) Mikev And Nickv" (1976)
4:00(LIFE) Blanche Fury" (1948)
(MAX) Body Rock (1984) (SHOW) The Mysterious Stranger" (1982)
5:30 (TMC) The Brass Ring (1983)
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JULY 2.1986 DAYTIME MOVIES
5:20 (TMC) The Brass Ring
(1983)
5:30 (SHOW) "The Mysterious Stranger" (1982)
6:00 (MAX) Whos Afraid Of Virginia WoolP"'(1966)
7.00 (TMC) The Bostonians"
(1984)
8:00 (HBO) "Lost And Found (T979)
(SHOW) "Mystery Mansion"
(1983)
8:30 (MAX) "Police Academy 2 Their First Assignment (1985) 9:00 (TMC) "Vamping (1984)
9:30 (DIS) Jungle Cat " (1960)
10.00 (HBO) Cannonball Run 11"
(1984)
(LIFE) Doctor In Love " (1957) (MAX) East Side, West Side" (1950)
(SHOW) "Cimarron" (1961)
10:05 (D Back Street" (1941)
11:00 (TMC) Star Trek III: The Search For Spock"(1984)
12:00 (HBO) Funny Lady " (1975) (MAX) "Just The Way You Are" (1984)
(USA)". If"(1968)
12:30 (SHOW) The Secret Of N.I.MH." (1982)
1:00 " Limbo "(1972)
(DIS) The Secret Of N.I.M H." 11982)
(TMQ Three Little Words (1950)
(TNN) "Radio Ranch " (1935)
1:05 (D "The Golden Moment An Olympic Love Story " (1980)
2:00 (MAX) Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome(1985)
(SHOW) The Main Event (1979)
2:30 (HBO) "Meatballs Part IF (1983)
3:00 (TMC) "Vamping" (1984)
4:00 (LIFE) "Jassy (1948)
(MAX) "The Aviator (1985) (SHOW) .Mystery Mansion". (1983)
5:00 (TMC) Ups 4 Downs'" (1983)
THURSDAY
JULY 3,1986 DAYTIME MOVIES
5:00 (TMC) "Ups & Downs' (1983) 5:45 (SHOW) The Secret Of NI.M.H"(1982)
6:00(MAX) "Red Dawn "(1984) 7:00(TMC) Wizards" (1977)
8:00 (HBO) "'Skokie" (1981)
(MAX) The Law And Jake Wade" (1958)
(SHOW) "High School U S A."." (1983)
8:30 (TMC) "The Brass Ring "
(1983)
9:30 (DIS) "The Boy And The Bronc Buster" (1972)
(MAX) " A Passage To India
(1984)
10:00(HBO) "Loving Couples' (1980)
(LIFE) "Doctor At Sea (1956) (SH09^ "Private Potter (1963) 10:05 (D Naked In The Sun" (1957)
10:30 (TMC) Greystoke: The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes" (1984) .
12:00(HBO) " Hotel (1967)
(SHOW) The Sword Of The Valiant" (1980)
(USA) "Victim (1961)
12:30 (MAX) "Joy In The Morning " (1965)
1:00 "13 Rue Madeleine
(1946)
(DIS) The Invisible Boy" (1957) (TMC!) "Streets Of Fire" (1984) (TNN) "Lucky Texan" (1934) 1:050 ' Champion'" (1949) 2:00(SHOW) "Tex (1982)
2:30 (HBO) "Cheech And Chongs The Corsican Brothers" (1984) (MAX) "Rocky" (1976)
3:00 (TMC) "Losin" It (1982)
4:00 (LIFE) Rachel's Man" (1974)
4:30 (MAX) The Law And Jake Wade (1958)
(SHOW) The Man From Button Willow" (1965)
5:00 (TMC) Wizards" (197?)
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(MAX) Max Headroom Story The origin of the super-cool computerized Max Headroom is told in this futuristic adventure (1 hr.)
(NICK) Mikado Gilbert 4 Sullivan's classic operetta as performed at Canada's Stratford Festival. (3 hrs.)
(PTL) Success'N'Life (USA) That Girl
1:100 Movie Deadline" (1980) Barry. Newman.. Bill Kerr. (1 hr. 20 min.)
1:30 O Father Knows Best Mission: Impossible 0News
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(PTL) Jim And Tammy (TNN) Fire On The Mountain (USA)Motoworld 2:05 (HBO) George Carlin In Concert: Playin With Your Head Carlin's sixth HBO appearance featuring all-new uncensored material. (1 hr.)
2:30 O Nightwatch (ESPN)SportsCenter (SH01I Movie "Model Behavior" (1985) Bruce Lyons, Richard Bekins (1 hr . 28 min.) (TNN)Daocin' USA 3:000 Movie "Private Buck-aroo" (1942) Andrews Sisters. Joe E. Lewis. (1 hr., 30 min.) (ESPN) PBA Bowling Southern California Open from Riverside, Calif. (R)(2 hrs.)
(LIFE) Investment Advisory (PTL) Jerry FalweU (TMC) Movie The Final Option (1982) Judy Davis. Lewis Collins. (2 hrs., 4 min.)
(TNN) Money
(USA) Movie Won Ton Ton, The Dog Who Saved Hollywood" (1975) Bruce Dern, Madeline Kahn. (2 hrs.)
3:05 (HBO) Movie Terminal Choice (1985) Joe Spano, Diane Venora. (1 hr.. 37 min.)
3:350 Movie Thunder In The East (1953) Alan Ladd. Deborah Kerr. (2 hrs., 5 min.)
(MAX) Movie Stardust" (1975) David Essex. Larry Hagman. (1 hr, 37 min.)
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FRIDAY
JULY 4,1986 DAYTIME MOVIES
5:00 (USA) They Live By Night" (1949)
5:15 (TMC) "The Brass Ring "
(1983)
6:00 (MAX) The Last Unicorn
(1982)
6:30 (HBO) My Science Project (1985)
(SHOW) The Private History Of A Campaign That Failed (1981) 7:00 (TMC) Come Back To The 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean. Jimmy Dean (1982)
7:30(MAX) "Country" (1984)
8:00 (SHOW) The River Rat
(1984)
8:30 (HBO) Twilight Time
(1983)
9:00 (TMC) Americana " (1981) 9:30 (DIS) Way Out West (1936) (MAX) Bells Are Ringing (1960)
10:00 (LIFE) Doctor In Clover " (1966)
(SHOW) It Happened At The Worlds Fair (1963)
10:050 Shark! "(1968)
10:30 (HBO) American Dreamer"
(1984)
(TMC) The Man With One Red Shoe"(1985)
12:00 (MAX) Mask (1985)
(SHOW) Grease" (1978)
(TMC) Tom Sawyer (1973) (USA) The Winds Of Kitty Hawk" (1978)
12:30 (HBO) High School U.S.A 11983)
1:00 Stars And Stripes Forever (1952)
(DIS) Superdad" (1974)
(TNN) Song Of Texas" (1943) 1:050 The 27th Day "(1957)
2:00 (SHOW) The River Rat
(1984)
(TMQ Almost You" (1985)
3:00 (MAX) The Bridge On The River Kwai"(1957)
3:30 (HBO) My Science Project
(1985)
4:00 (LIFE) Trottie True" (1949) (TMC) Come Back To The 5 4 Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (1982)
4:30 (SHOW) The Private History
Of A Campaign That Failed " (1981)
5:30 (HBO) A View To A Kill" (1985)
5:55 (TMQ The Man With One Red Shoe" (1985)
Sunday Daytime...
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4:00 eo PGA Golf Movie Obsession" (1976)
0 Heart Of The Dragon (BET) Win At Blackjack (DIS) Movie The Boy And The Bronc Buster (1972)
(MAX) Movie The Stalking Moon" (1968)
(NICK) Standby... Lights! Camera! Action!
(PTL) Gary Blitrik 4:30 O SportsWorld (LIFE) Nephronauts (PTL) Prosperity Now (TNN) Wish You Were Here 5:000 Movie Under Nevada Skies" (1946)
0 Smithsonian World (BET) Go For Your Dreams (ESPN) Hydroplane Racing (NICK) Route 66 (PTL) James Kennedy (TMQ Movie Streets Of Fire (1984)
(TNN) Performance Plus 5:O50Gunsmoke 5:30 (BET) Make Money With Cars
(DIS) Mouseterpiece Theater (HBO) Video Jukebox (LIFE) Physicians Guide To Smoking Cessation (SHOW) White yes , Hidden Heroes (USA) Alfred Hitchcock Hour
SUNDAY IMMIGRATION SAGA
Judi Bowker (1.) and Alice Krige portray two Irish sisters who emigrate to America in Ellis Island." CBS rebroadcasts the three-part miniseries on Sunday, June 29, Monday, June 30 and Tuesday, July 1. ,
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TUESDAYcont.
(Continued From Page 6)
Friends Mary Lou Williams and friends join keyboard player Oscar Peterson for an evening of jazz.
(PTL) Jimmy Swaggart (TM() Movie "Tom Sawyer (1973) Johnny Whitaker, Jodie Foster. (1 hr, 44 min.)
(TNN) Break Thru To Weight
(USA) Night Flight 3:05 ffl Night Tracks In stereo. (1 hr.)
3:20 (MAX) Movie "Frances'" (1982) Jessica Lange, Kim Stanley. (2 hrs., 20 min.)
3:25 (HBO) Movie "Girls Of The White Orchid (1983) Ann Jilli-an, Jennifer Jason-Leigh. (1 hr., 38 min.)
3:30 (ESP^ College Lacrosse
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(NICK) United States "Uncle Charlie" A death takes the Chapins by surprise 3:45 (SHOW) Movie " Pale Rider " (1985) Clint Eastwood, Michael Moriarty (1 hr, 53 min.)
4:00 (LIFE) Investment Advisory (PTL) Sound Effects (TNN) Car Buying Secrets (USA) Night Flight 4:05 (D Night Tracb In stereo. (1 hr.)
4:300 Movie The Madonnas Secret (1946) Francis Lederer, Gail Patrick. (1 hr., 30 min.)
Motie "Death Stalk (1974) Vince Edwards, Anjanette Comer. (1 hr, 30 min.)
(PTL) Signs Of The Times
WEDNESDAYcont.
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Harvey Keitel, Tisa Farrow. (1 hr, 20 min.)
12:450 Ute Night With David Letterman From August 1985. comic actor Eddie Murphy, Dick Cavett and-musician Ruben Blades make appearances In stereo. (R)(l hr.)
(HBO) Movie Blood Simple (1984) John Getz, Frances McDormand. (1 hr, 36 min.) (SHOW) Movie The Main Event (1979) Barbra Streisand, Ryan ONeal. (1 hr., 52 min.) 12:50 (TMC) Movie The Bostonians (1984) Christopher Reeve, Vanessa Redgrave. (2 hrs.) l:OOODobieGillis (BET) Real Estate And Investment Seminars
(ESPN) Tennis Magazine Reports
(LIFE) Everybody's Money Matters
(NICK) Amish: Not To Be Modem A profile of the private Amish life featuring an interview with former community member Dr, Milo Yoder. (1 hr.)
(PTL) SuccessNLife (USA) Dick Cavett Guests: Eva Marie Saint, Tap Dance Kid cast. (1 hr.)
1:10 O Movie Im Going To Be Famous (1981) Dick Sargent, Meredith MacRae. (1 hr., 20 min.)
1:20 (MAX) Movie Into the Night (1984) Jeff Goldblum, Michelle Pfeiffer. (1 hr., 55 min.)
1:300 Father Knows Best Mission: Impossible ONews
(ESPN) Splash '86 Summer Edition
(TNN) New Country Guest: Randy Travis. In stereo.
1:450 News 2:00 0700 Club (BET) Video Soul (ESPN)SportsLook (NICK) Hopi Songs Of The
Fourth World Hopi Indians as they strive to live in harmony with man and nature. (1 hr.)
(PTL) Jim And Tammy (TNN) Fire On The Mountain (USA) Movie "Mary Of Scotland" (1936) Katharine Hepburn, Fredric March. (2 hrs.)
2:200 Movie Desire Under The Elms (1958) Sophia Loren, An-, thony Perkins. (2 hrs., 25 min.)
2:30 O Nightwatch (ESPN)SportsCenter (HBO) Movie "Tomboy (1984) Betsy Russell, Jerry Dinome. (1 hr., 32 min.)
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2:40 (SHOW) Movie Deathstalk-er (1984) Richard Hill, Barbi Benton. (1 hr, 20 min.)
3:000 Movie The Lady Says No (1952) David Niven, Joan Caulfield. (1 hr, 30 min.)
(ESPN) Wrestling
(LIFE) Investment Advisory
(NICK) Evening At The Improv
(PTL) Zola Levitt
(TMC) Movie Grease (1978)
John Travolta, Olivia Newton-
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(TNN) A Millionaires Secret To Wealth
3:20 (MAX) Movie The Executioners Song (1982) Tommy Lee Jones, Rosanna Arquette. (2 hrs., 22 min.)
3:30 (PTL) PTL aub (Japanese)
4:00 (BET) Video Vibrations Urban contemporary music video programming featuring a mix of rhythm and blues, pop, soul, gospel, jazz, reggae and country videos. (1 hr.)
(UFE) Investment Advisory (PTL) This b The Life (TNN) Victory Over The IRS (USA) Movie "The Seventh Victim (1943) Tom Conway, Kim Hunter. (1 hr, 30 min.)
4:05 (HBO) Movie "The Final Option (1982) Judy Davis, Lewis Collins. (2 hrs., 4 min.)
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(LIFE) Investment Advisory (MAX) Movie "Mask (1985) Cher, Sam Elliott. (2 hrs)
(PTL) Willard Cantelon (TNN) Victory Over The ms
(USA) Movie "Superfly T N T (1973) Ron ONeal. Roscoe Lee Browne. (2 hrs)
4:15 (SHOW) Paper Chase When Franklin Ford is falsely arrested, he learns the realities of law
4:300 Movie Dr Kildare s Strange Case (1940) Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore (1 hr. 30 min.)
(PTL) Light And Lively
Team workouts work for Winters and pal
By Renee Ross
Exercise can be less agonizing if you share the pain with others.
Snowy Winters
Ive found that going to a gym helps create extra discipline, because its too easy to say. I'll just skip exercise today.'" says Snowy Winters, who, with partner boyfriend Christopher Solari, won the coveted $100,000 grand prize for dance on the syndicated series Star Search.
Even if I wasnt a dancer Id still be physically active because I was always that way as a kid, adds Winters. 26. who earned her nickname while dancing in a San Francisco Ballet production of "The Nutcracker Suite.
She's living proof that a dancer rarely rests from staying in shape "I take five or six dance classes weekly, plus I used to go to a personal trainer who taught me special exercises for various parts of my body that might be weak. I still
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The George McKenna Story stars Denzel Washington as the high school principal of the same name. A veritable Gandhi of secondary school education, McKenna turned a gang-ridden South Los Angeles high school into a .self-respecting institution through community involvement, non-violence and the courage of his convictions. Washington had to switch professions for this made-for-TV academic foray, which is now filming
do those exercises at home " Winters, a Florida native, also loves that famous California sun ln the morning. I like , to get up early and take a walk in a park near my home," she says. And though she avoids jogging because of a past knee operation, she enjoys pedaling her way to fitness "Christopher bought me a bicycle for my birthday, so we often ride our bikes* to the beach. she says The couple that dances together can also benefit from team workouts, the 5-foot-6. 1 IS^ound Winters discovered "Christopher has a set of weights, and we sometimes put on music and exercise together. Even if both of us are busy concentrating on our own work and don't pay attention to each other, it's still more fun because there's more energy"
Winters is not a faddist when it comes to nutrition I'm not fanatical." she says.
" but fortunately, 1 do love things like vegetables I avoid red meats, and my nemesis is sugar. We have delicious frozen yogurt in California and sometimes I indulge "It helps to be a light eater - for breakfast I usually have just cereal or toast and coffee. That tides me over until after dance class, when I'll have my mam meal. In the evening, a small snack is all I need " Winters finds reading to be the perfect antidote to a hectic day. I'll pick up anything from a magazine to a book about computers or a biography." she says "There's so much to life, and I've learned that reading gets you out of your little world
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JUNE 29,1986 12 00 O Southern Sportsman O Wimbledon Tennis Same-day early round coverage from London ,(lhr.30 mini 1:00 fl) Golf U S Senior Open, final round, live from Scioto Country Club in Columbus, Ohio (2hrs)
1:50 O World Cup Soccer Championship Final live from Mexico City (2hrs,40min)
3:00 (D Baseball At press time, scheduled games were Los Angeles Dodgers at Houston Astros or Philadelphia Phillies at St Louis Cardinals (Live) (3 hrs) 4:00 O PGA Golf Canadian Open, final round, live from Glon Abbey Golf Club in Oakville. Ont "(Live) 12 hrs)
4:300 SportsWorld Scheduled Same-day coverage of the CART United States Grand Prix auto race from East Rutherford. J (1 hr. 30 min )
MONDAYS SPORTS
JUNE 30,1986
8:00 0 Baseball At press time, scheduled games were San Di
ego Padres at Houston Astros or New York Meis at St Louis Cardinals (Live) (3 hrs.)
11300 Wimbledon Tennis Highlights
TUESDAYS SPORTS
JULY 1,1986
11:300 Wimbledon Tennis Highlights
FRIDAYS SPORTS
^ JULY 4,1986
11:000 Wimbledon Tennis Same-day coverage of Mens Semifi-nais (3 hrs)
11:300 Wimbledon Tennis Highlights
WEDNESDAYS SPORTS
JULY 2,1986
11:300 Wimbledon Tennis Highlights
THURSDAYSSPORTS
JULY 3.1986
2:00 O Wimbledon Tennis Same-day coverage of Men s quarterfinals. (3 hrs)
11:300 Wimbledon Tennis Highlights 12:45 O Wimbledon Tennis Same-day coverage of Women's Semifinals. (2 hrs)
SATURDAYS SPORTS
JULY 5,1986
6:30 O Southern Sportaaum 9:00 O Wimbledon Tennis Women's Final, live from London. (3
hrs.)
2:00 O Baseball Regional coverage of New York Yankees at Chicago White Sox or Baltimore Orioles at Minnesota Twins. (Live) {3 hrs.)
4:30 0 Wide World Of Sports Scheduled Firecracker 400 Stock Car Race from Daytona Beach, Fla (Taped July 4); The Dream Mile Road Race live from Oslo, Norway, live reports from Liberty Weekend Celebration, from ELattery Park in New York City. (1 hr,, 30 min.)
11.15 0 Sports Saturday 11:300 Wrestling
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ABC welcomes the return of' Mon-Night Baseball " with action on June 30 at 8 p m (ET) The A-Team will include A1 Michaels, recently coronated plavrbv-play man of "Monday Night Football, and either Jim Palmer or Tim McCarver, depending on whether the primary game involves the American or .National League Good ole boy Keith Jackson will handle the B-game Now that most of the major sports competition has gone into hibernation, it's time to immerse oneself in The Bigs, even though nationally televised baseball on Monday nights reached its creative peak with Howard Cosell doing celebrity interviews with the likes of Gerald Ford and Farrah Fawcett between innings In Mexico City on Sunday. June 29. more than 120.000 people in Azteca Stadium will witness the crowning of soccer s 1986 World Cup champion, bringing to an end one month of intense, low-scoring footl all Also Sunday NBC (from noon to 1:55), smaller, fuzzy balls can be seen ^ncing upon the grass courts of Wim-^on as the All-England tennis championships continue By Saturday. July 5. Chris Evert Lloyd and Maina Navratilova will, in all likelihood, play their 70th singles match against one another; this time the finals of the ladies singles Evert Lloyd proved her comeback and French Open victory over Navratilova last year was no fluke by again defeating her at Roland Garros last month Navratilova is the defending Wimbledon champ.
On CBS. the USA-USSR freestyle wrestling championships from Union-dale, N Y., will be shown on Sunday, June 29. This is followed by John Tesch's preview of this years Tour de France The major story will be whether defending champion and five-time winner Bernard Hinnault will now heip > ba-Vie Olaire teammate, Oreg win his first The American
protected Hinnault last year with the promise that "The Badger" would assist him in becoming the first Yank to win the race And talk about your made-for-TV events The opening ceremonies of the Goodwill Games will be held in Moscow on Saturday, July 5 The summer sports
festival IS Ted Turners baby. More than 3,500 athletes from more than 50 nations will compete in the first multinational competition to include both the U S. and USSR since the 1976 Olympics It airs on cable Superstation WTBS as well as an extensive network of independent stations.
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$2499
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$499
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24" Louvered
Bi-Fold
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A big 1%" thick.
Wood door is great for pantry, closet doors. Unfinished. With track and hardware. #10647
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Louvered door comes unfinished With track and hardware Wood. #10648 . .
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Gallon Water Seal
Waterproofs. Prevents moisture damage to wood brick & concrete. #46097
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48" Mirrored Sliding Door
$6999
Great for bedroom closet Rich, backed enamel finish. Regular $99,99. #17598
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5999
Adds elegance to any room Track & hardware included Regular $79 99. #11117
interior Wood Shutter Set
Louvered set is unfinished Fits openings 24"-28"W and 17 "-20"H. Other sizes available. #12802,8,13,18
Pet Door
$2499
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$3499
$3999
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$4499
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CUSTOM
COLORS
Lowes Outstanding Array Of Custom Paint Colors Are Mixed At The Same Price As Are Our Ready Mixed Colors.
5-Way Interior Latex #49846-52
10-Year Exterior Latex #48608-14
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SeiT8"Gl0SS Latex Semi-G^
Enamel
Hou^& Trim Paint
spatter Shield Paint Roiier
*2*1.
%" medium nap pile roller.
Reg. $5.99. #40159^'
Utiiity Gray Porch And Deck Paint
5-Way Interior Latex Semi-Gloss Wll Paint
Washable, stain and fade resistant, and covers most colors in 1 coat. White & colors. Reg. $15.99. #47764-81
Bathtub White
Resists mildew. Limit two 103 oz. tubes. Rebate ends 12-31-86. #40079^
Bronze, White : Or Clear
Flexible 103 oz. tube. 2 tube limit Rebate ends 12-31-86 #40081,2.4
Silicone Plus
Rebate ends 12/31/86 Limit 2 10 3 02 #40091
Gallon
Perfect for home, marine or industrial application. Durable. #46515
Quart
Wiping Stain
Fast drying, for bare wood, floors or woodwork. Reg. $6.49. #48355-67
Varnish And Stain
1-step application. No stripping required.
Reg. $6.49. #48331-37
When You Buy 10 Gallons Of These 15-Year Quality Paints
Take home a power painter or power roller for 99C when you buy 10 gallons of the 15 year paint below.
Reg. $119.99. #41480 Reg. $99.99. #41483
SAVE 5
Poiyurethane In High Gloss Or Satin Finish
Gallon
A tough plastic finish that is moisture resistant. Reg. $12,99. #46506,7-
Panel Magic, Cabinet Magic, Countertop Magic, Or Fiberglass Magic
13 Ounce Each
Clean & polish at home with these household products. Reg $3.99, #41551,2,3,4
Gallon
1 coat coverage; scrubbable, stain & soil resistant surface. 15-year warranty.
White and stock colors. Reg. $17.99. #47501-9
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Gallon
A non-yellowing, fade & chalk resistant exterior paint. 1 coat coverage, stain resistant. 15-year warranty. White and colors. Reg. $19.99. #47511-21
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Liquid Nails,
Roof Repair, Or Driveway Repair
Liquid nails is a multi-purpose adhesive. Roof repair stays flexible. Driveway repair seals blacktop driveways.
10.5 oz. #41175,86,88
Pro Grade Liquid Nails
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10.5 Oz. Interior or exterior grade, #41174
Includes everything you need to repair holes in gypsum boards. Reg. $4 99 #41408
One Coat Spray Enamel
fift^Each
11 Ounca
Choose from assorted colors. #46401-12
Level Loop Carpeting With Kangahyde Padding
Keep the spring in your carpets with tough preattached kangahyde padding. Installs easily and may
.The 100%
be used for light commercial applications.
Olefin pile provides durability & easy care. #15217,18
32"x 72"
White Or Woodgrain Roll-Up Blinds
These attractive roll-up blinds can be used either indoors or outdoors. White oval slats are V4", and woodgrain flat slats are Va". Easy-to-clean with sponge. Color matched cords & threads. #63902,12
36"Or48"x72" 72"x72"
Roll-Up $/|99 Roll-Up
Blind ^ Each Blind...
24"x 29"
Folding _ ^ ^
Table Legs
These multi-purpose folding legs are ideal for making tables for picnics, parties workshops, storage or display. V tubular steel with black enamel finish. Regular $19.99. #62081
SA1/E
Vs
#63903.4,13.14
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#63906.16
100% Nylon Pile Cut & Loop
Carpeting .............
100% nylon pile construction for durability, easy care and main tenance. Cut and loop textured multi-colored surface helps to hide soil and lint. Has long lasting Dynafiex backing. #15147,48.10107,8
Sq. Yd. Inatalled
Do 2 Bedrooms (32 sq. yds.) For Only $319.68
Install carpeting over 32 sq. yd. for only $15.13/month or $319.68 cash.
Monthly Payrfient
*15
For 30 Months
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 23.94%.
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12' Cut & Loop Carpet With Kangaback Padding
Folding Pine Or Cedar Lattice Screen
This carpet is ideal for any room in the house. Its multi-color design is ideal for hiding soil and stains. Attached Kangaback padding makes installation easy. Regular $7.99 sq. yd. #15238-40
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12'Green
14"x 50" Framed Mirror
Each
Your choice Of a white or walnut finished frame. Shatterproof safety glass.
Reg. $5.99. #96716
AMERICAM FREEFORM INDUSTRIES
Choose either the Srx 7IV2" pine or 52"x 71V2" cedar. Cedar is great for exterior use. Both are pre-hinged for convenience. Can be painted, stained or left natural.
Reg. $39.99. #10044,644
8' Screen
8' Lattice
Bead Moulding Moulding
69 99
Ready to paint or stain. Doit^urself!#02942
Ask about our cut-to-length program. #02945
6'Width Green
Grass Carpet
The non-directional pile of this green grass carpet makes it look and feel like real grass. Perfect for porches and outdoor areas easy to clean with a garden hose. Regular $3.99. #15261
12'wide <179
Indoor/Outdoor Carpet .Tl sq. w.
Mold and mildew resistant. Excellent choice tor basements, patios, porches & pool areas. Regular $2.49 sq. yd. #15278-81
Grass
Carpet.... sq w.
Action backing for durability and a 3-year limited warranty against fading. Ideal for patios, etc. Reg. $5.99 sq. yd. #15283
6' Width Cocoa Color
Un.Foot
Tough, water resistant carpet. Blends with most settings. Regular $2.99/Ft. #15258
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12' Budget No4IUax Flooring
This flooring is highly resistant to scuffs & scratches. Makes an ideal addition to any room in your house. Available in convenient 12-foot widths so less seaming is required. Reg. $3.99 sq. yd. #16241-44
YOUR CHOKE
25V2"x54"x8'9"Or 22"x 54"x8'9" Folding Attic Stairway
Decorative Facing Brick As Low As
Use indoors or outdoors. Sold in 4 sq. ft. cartons. Reg. $1.50. #16812
Old Chicago Or
Inca Used........ sq. Ft. #i68ii,4
Get a 504 rebate per carton. Earn up to $5 (10 carton maximum). Offer expires 9/30/86. See store for details.
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Once N Done Floor Care Product
12' No-Wax Accotone Flooring... _
An attractive no-wax vinyl that is cushioned for comfort and resists scuffs, spills and scratches Less seaming with 12-foot widths. Designed for do-it-yourself installation, and combines beauty & durability. This & more at our Home Decor Center. Reg. $5.49 sq. yd. #16042,182,197.15903
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Solaran 12"x 12" NoAMbx Floor Tile
Give your flooring the proper care and protection. This formula cleans without rinsing and leaves no dulling film Regular $5.99 #16469
SAVE!6%
Bruce Real Oak 12"x 12" Floor Tile
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A tough urethane finish protects these beautiful tiles against scratches and scuffs. Tongue & groove construction Reg. $2.39 each. #0045455
Completely assembled.* easy installation"; instructions included. Steel rods under treads for extra strength. Wide tread pattern. Reg. $49.99 #15810,11
SAVE UP TO
On Every Roll Of Wallpaper In Our stock
...Buy One Single Roll At Regular Price, Get The Second Single Roll For Only _
Bolts Only
Available in a variety of colors, patterns & textures, to match your decor. All are conveniently pre-pasted, washable for easy care and strippable. Reg. uo to $999 single roll. #42051-42499
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When Ybu Buy Double Roll ^ BoltiOnlv
Save On All Special TAO/ Order Wallpaper.. Ow /O
H we dont stock your favorite wallcovering from Sunworthy or Imperial we'll order it for you.
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Reg.
Price
Each
Choose from 4-se1ected patterns.
Dirt and spills just wipe up. Self-adhering tiles are convenient to install. Peel, place & press. Reg. 994 each. #164335,6;18402
SAVE33%
12"x12" Sum-Stlk Floor Tile
Install a new floor in your house without a lot of messy preparation. Just peel the backing, place the tile & press into place. Reg. 594 each. #16486.87
Vinyl Coated 6'
Ventilated Shelving_
Organize your closet space with this shelving. Install with drill & screwdriver. Reg. $1.49 linear ft #62150
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Size______
Adjustable tor closets up to 5'wide. Reg $39.99. #62139
Size
Adjustable for closets S' to 8'wide. Reg. $59.99. #62140
4'x8'Cedar Closet Lining 7!l
Aromatic red cedar is perfect for repelling both moths and mildew. Available in easy-to-install panels. Just cut with a hand or power saw. Reg. $21.99. #00102
16 Sq. Ft. Solid $1099
Cedar Closet Lining ... .TK9
Protects your clothes. Tongue & ( look to your closet. Catalot
FREEDOM DAYS
YOUR
CHOICE
40,60, 75
onoowsatt
Light Bulbs
Stock up for all of your lighting needs at Lowe s low price. Bulbs have brass base for durability. #75220,1,2.3
50,100,150 Watt 3-WayBulb.....
Ideal for a reading room lamp, etc. Choose 50,100, or 150 watt settings. We have all of your lighting needs. #76514
65 Or 120 Watt Par Flood Bulbs
Provides bright light for backyard, business property, etc. #76518,20
SrUfAMIA
Mounts Easily On Wall OrPole
REGENT
LIGHTIfSJG
175 Watt Dusk To Dawn Light
Automatically turns on at 3usk and off at dawn. Extends work hours at night and adds an extra measure of security to yotJr property. Mercury vapor. Bulb included. #74011
5-Light Brass Finish Chandelier
Both of these beautiful chandeliers are ideal for the dining room, foyer, etc. Both have handsome clear-glass chimneys. Attractive brass finish complements any decor. Bulbs not included. Come in today! #79120,3
A. Oak With Cane Swag Light____
This 4 light fixture features natural cane and wood trim panels plus a solid oak center column Lovely antique brass finish. Bulbs extra #75601
$2499
B. Crystal Rose Panel Swag Light..
Features 6 crystal rose crackle & etch, brass-bonded glass panels highlighted by a decorative solid oak center column. Bulbs extra Polished brass finish. #75805
$2999
12" Square Ceiling Fixture
99
White shade. Fbrbedroom, den, playroom, etc. Bulbs extra: #74125
15-Amp Groundtd Outlet
Grounded for safety. Brown or ivory. #70500, 70685
15 AMP, Single Pole Switch
Brown or ivory #70400,605
12/2 Copper Cable
YOUR CHOICE
Black,
Wall Or Post
Lantern.....
Adds a decorative touch to porch, walkway, etc. Constructed of weather-resistant and shatterproof polypropylene. Features a clear hammered acrylic diffuser. Post not included. #73103,9
Each
300 Watt Quartz
Outdoor Light
All-purpose outdoor light. Features a bronze swivel base. Includes 300 watt bulb. #74010
YOUR
CHOICE
Decorative Weathered Brass Wall-Mounted Lanterns'
This beautiful carriage style outdoor lantern has all-brass construction with ' weathered brass finish. Amber diamond cut glass. Measures 19" in length. #79250
Add a decorative touch to a porch or entrance way with this handsome wall-mount lantern. Features all-brass construction with a lovely weathered brass finish. Clear pane glass. #79251
48"
Fluorescent Ceiling Fixture
Great for utility room, recreation room, etc. Measures 48 inches long. Lamps sold separately. #74645
12"x 12" Impressions ^ AC Ceiling Tiles &
Reg, 41C. #12312
12"x12"Pinehurst Ceiling Tiles.....
Regular 47C. #12314
12"x12"Glenwood Ceiling Tiles.....
Sq.Ft.
100 Ft.
Extension Cord......
Multi-purpose drop cord for workshop, or house. l6-gauge Grounded Heavy-duty construction. #70372
BESTPRKE
100-Amp, 12-Circuit Panel Box
250'Roll Comes grounded for operating safety. #70111
Non-Metallic Wbli Box
Complete with nails. 18 C.l. #70972
Old Work' WlIBox
Comes with clamps. Stock up today! #70990
79
Floodlamp Holder Arm
Panel box comes complete with main-breaker switch and front cover. Features a flush-mount design. Has an enamel finish. Lowes is your complete headquarters for all electrical needs. #71508
IjMff a#|AM Weather resistant con-
rumum struction, #71270
Pull-Chain
200-Amp 20-Circuit Panei Box
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Features easy and quick access to all circuits. Includes main breaker switch and front cover. Has a flush-mount design plus an enamel finish, #71512
Fits either 3V4" or 4" standard outlet. #71100
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15AMPG.F.I.
Outlet
Outlet includes pilot light and plate. Easy to work with. Stock (V) Ik up today at Lowes low price #71915
421
S2!
35t
Sq. Ft.
Sq.Ft.
Ceilings Sold By The Carton Only
Reg 62 #12316
Ea^-Up
Ceiling Kit.........sq n.
Use with Armstrong ceiling tiles. New no-fault installation. Just nail up the pre-measured track, position tiles, and snap into place. See details at store.
Sold by kit only. Reg. 45. #10408,11
2'x4' Impressions Lay-ln Panels......
Regular 37. #12325
2'X 4' Rock Castle /lAC
Lay-ln Panels s
Reg 47. #12323
2'x2' Cumberland Beige Panels # a sq. Ft.
Regulara? #12287
281
Sq. Ft.
Sq.Ft.
721
Vb"x2'x Perforated
Hardboard.. .T.. J0T. T7. Each
The quick and easy way to organize tools and other implements. Many handy uses. #15498
^ vrx4'x8'Sheet V4''x4'x8'5heet Tileboard In Colors
5 Perfect for workshop, etc. Hefty V*" thickness. Comes Sandstone, gokJ/blue marble,
^ Llnfinished. #15494 unfinished #15497 stardust. #16608.14,15
4'x8'
White
Tileboard
specially designed for use in high moisture areas.
Has a moisture resistant, melamine finish Easy clean convenience. #16605
GlazetllelBoard
Prefinished 4'x 8' Paneling
$599 $799 $|Q99 $1799
Buewater reel, eggshell, sandpebble #16602,4.10
Autumn Oak Prefinished Paneling
Heres that special pan looking for to remodel with the attractive look of real oak in a medium brown finish. Simulated on wood composition. #13867
uve been atures
Clear
Birch Paneling.. .T
Features the authentic look of real cabinet birchwood Simulated on %2" plywood Great for all of your remodeling needs. #13956
Sportsman Birch Paneling
Combines great looks, versatility and economic price tag. A perfect complement for your decor Simulated on %" lauan plywood #13945
Firestone
Birch Paneling.. 7.\
A warm natural birch look simulated on /4" lauan plywood Great tor kitchens, dens, recretion rooms, etc #13954
$||99
New Cut
Cedar Paneling. .T
Features the look of real rough cut cedar board Simulated on %" viiood composition. Attractive & easy to install #13913
Carolina
Blue Paneling .. .T'
Great tor all of your remodeling projects, especially den, game room, etc Simulated on *^2" lauan plywood #13955
All-American Oak Paneling
Features the look of real oak Simulated on V4" lauan plywood Lowe's carries a complete line of fine paneling #13947
Matching Prefinished Mouldings Available In Colonial And Ranch Styles.
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2rx18" Vista Vanity Package
An attractive white vanity with brass finished hardware & a cultured marble top. Has a roomy interior. #20815
21" X18" Autumn Oak Vanity
This model has beautiful natural oak panel-in-frame doors with a light colored finish. Attractive cultured marble top. #20816
21"x18" Saiem Oak Vanity With Top
Antique Brass Finish
Lavatory Faucet
This classic looking faucet has an antique brass finish, all-brass construction, smoked acrylic handles and 5 year limited warranty. #25428
>7
REBATE
19"x 16" Vanity With Cultured Marble Top
Install this beautiful all white, gold trimmed vanity. No nails or glue necessary for assembly. Dovetailed for strength. Cultured marble top. Faucet extra. #20801
Beautiful sculptured oak panel-in-frame doors with a natural oak front frame. Includes a cultured marble top 22" wide by 19" deep. Lasting beauty. #20808
SAVE
Bathl^n $7/199' With Light.....
Compact fan-light features quiet air movement & unbreakable Lexan lens.
100 watt bulbs extra. Reg. $44.99. #25504
SAVE ^5
Roof Vent Kit
Medicine $|A99 Cabinet 19 NolS 2 fixed shelves. #23681
Shown
Complete do-it-yourself kit. Reg. $19.99. #25520
Single Lever $71199 Lavatory sai#
Faucet 700
A washerless design with a 10-yr. ltd. warranty. Triple chrome plated with all brass construction. Rebate expires 7/31/86. #24903
B. Oak-Framed Bathroom Medicine Cabinet
Acient
HO REBATE
After Rebate
After Rebate
Decorative wood lever handles with interchangeable crystal lever handles. Wsherless design Rebate expires 7/31/86. #24915
A stylish 14" X18" recessed mount model with enameled steel cabinet body and two removable/ adjustable shelves. Conveniently reverses for right or left hand opening. #23711
'C. Double Door Oak Country Look Medicine Cabinet
$7999
This surface-mount bathroom cabinet is solid oak and has four removable/adjustable shelves with accent shelves below. Antique brass finish door pulls. #23684
^5 REBATE
Deluxe
Massage
Showerhead
This rebate is valid for 30 days and there is no limit on purchases. Starts June 22 and ends July 31.1986. #24570
$9^
Rebate
YOUR CHOICE
Antique Or Polished Brass'
Accessory Kit
Choose an antique or polished brass finished kit. 18" and 24" steel towel bars with soap, paper, and toothbrush holders. Includes all hardware for easy installation with ordinary household tools. #25115,262
5-Fbot
White Or Creme Whiripool Tub
LOWES
LOW
PRICE
32" Shower Stall With Faucet And Curtain
Monthly Payment
$20*
For 36 Months
Finger-tip controls regulate air pressure to jets. Four variable direction jets, 30-minute timer, and completely plumbed and ready to install. Fits into standard 60" alcove. Self-draining and priming % HP pump. Reg. $599. #20002-5
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 24.00%.
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White Pedestai
China
Lavatory
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Ideal as an extra shower in basements, guest rooms etc. One-piece polyethylene unit includes plastic shower curtain and rod with floor drain insert and soap dish. Regular $39.99. #25938
VALUE
5-Piece White Martinique
Tub Wall Kit
$2999
Model is highly resistant to both stain and scratches and has three built-in accessory shelves. Reg. $39.99. #20311
$3999
5' Tempered Glass Tub Enclosure With Satin Chrome Finish
This easy-to-install unit has adjustable nylon ball-bearing rollers for out-of-plumb walls and the tracks are easy to clean because there are no ridges. Rust resistant. #26731
VALUE
Wallworth White Commode With Tank And Bowl _
Itohler quality model with water saving 3'/^-gallon flush. Has a vitreous china close-coupled, siphon jet, round front tank with float & flush valve. Reg. $89 99. #21280,1,21268.69
Wellworth Commode In Colors $0099
All in stock colors. Reg. $112.99. #21282-91.21270'79 09
Faucet
This stylish vitreous china lavatory has a large 2l"x 17" bowl and a self-draining soap rest. All hardware & instructions are included. Regular $89.99. #20526,32
White Commode
Seat _
Molded wood composition enamel finish, top mount hinges. Reg $5.99 #20590
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Bright Chrome $C099 Tub Enclosure. .T99
Has easy-to<lean bottom tracks & silver anodized aluminum finish to resist rust and corrosion. Hammered texture panels for privacy and towel bar. Complete instructions Reg. $6999 #26733
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White Or Creme Tb Will Kit
Fits most standard 5-foot tubs and has a high-gloss finish. Surface is highly resistant to mildew, scratches and stains. 5 shelves for storage. Fixtures extra. Regular $9999. #203189
5 Piece Tub
Whil Kit..
Available in white or creme with a surface highly resistant to scratches and stains Eight convenient utility shelves and easy to install. High impact material. High-gloss finish. Reg. $6999. #20314,5
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Mirror And Chrome SOAQC! Tub Enclosure T03
Tempered Mfety glass for added strength and protection. One panel has a hammered texture thi other IS mirrored Has easy-toK:lean bottom tracks and a rust and corrosion resistant chrome finish Towel bar included. Reg $9999 #26734
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33"x 22" Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink
Self-rimming for easy-do-it-yourself installation. Pre-drilled for faucet & spray Satin finish. Regular $27.99. #26031
Stainiess Steel 7" Deep
33"x22"Slnk... _ _
Features a high luster polish finish for beauty. Self-rimming for easy installation. Pre-drilled for faucet. Reg. $54.99. #26026
8" Deep 33"x22"
Kitchen Sink
Has deeply drawn 8" deep stainless steel. Hand polished to a velvety finish. Fully undercoated bowls. Reg. $89.99. #26030
66"
Kitchen Starter Set..
Contemporary style starter set. Includes 66" sink base cabinet and two 15' wide X 30" high x 12" deep wall cabinets. Features a lovely pecan finish. Sink, valance, faucet & countertop extra. #29021,4
66" Butcher Block Countertop $/ICI99
Post-formed top for kitchen starter set above. #29023 . . .
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Postformed
Customized
Countertop
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Linear
Foot
Heat and stain resistant. Stands up to kitchen punishment. Sold in even foot increments only. Minimum 4 ft. #29440
A stunning piece alone or with the set, this quality table makes an attractive addition to any decor #96169
rctchal,559
Nostalgic white wicker design Cushion not included #96167
White Wicker $OC|99 Loveseat.... 99
An ideal addition to sun room, or porch Cushion extra #%168
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30"x 72"x 12 Teak Finish Bookcase
Each
Spruce up a den, family room, etc. with this functional and attractive bookcase. Features 3 adjustable inner shelves and a lovely simulated teak finish. Assembly required. #96020
Some Assembly Required
I"CI.f.,S|599'
42" Oak Framed Glass Top Table.
The crowning touch to a dining room, sun room, etc Measures; 42"x 42"x 29" Oak stain finish #96139
Oak Finish Breuer
Q Styie Chair........ TLn# Each
Durable and attractive brass frame. Cane seat and back. Matches above table. #96141
Corrugated Soiid Siotted Or Leachbed Pipe
Linear Foot
Perfect for use under driveways, etc. Corrugated for added strength and durability. #24112-4
IV2" PVC Drain Waste Or Vent Pipe
Per 10' Section
Easy to work with Stock up at Lowes Low Price #23825
3/4" PVC Utility Pipe
$C99
W Per 1C
S/il/ ^30
Automatic Submersible Sump Pump
$7999
Features a powerful Vs horsepower motor. Starts automatically when water depth is IOV2". For basements, etc. Regular $109.99. #25779
10 Section
Ideally suited for a wide variety of projects. Designed to last. #24166
22-Gallon Laundry Tub
*37 After Rebate
Single lever convenience Washerless Chrome plated Rebate ends 7/31/06 Regular $4999 #24013
c Kitchen Faucet With Wing Handles
500 Sale Price Mfg. Rebate
Has 10-year limited warranty Washerless design Rebate ends 7/31/06. Reg $64.99. #24025
D. Hi-Rise Kitchen Faucet With Spray
*7lS.I.Pric.
~7^ Mfg. R.bate
$0499
Attractive wing t drip free warrant
ends 7/31/06 Reg $7999 #24026
SAVE W
Features all-brass construction for durability. Attractive chrome plated finish. Crystal acrylic handles #25412
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Liquid
Drain Cleaner . . . Quart
Clears drains from sinks to sewer (or septic tank). Dissolves all forms of waste. Regular $2.99. #26402
Septic Tank
Liquefier Quart
Guaranteed by mfg. to prevent clogging of septic tank for 1 full year. Details in store. Regular $7.99. #26403
$199
. . Qu
5 to sewer (or ill forms of .#26402
$599
. . W Qu
Polybutylene Lavatory Or Tank Supply Kit
Makes installation easy with these lavatory or toilet lines #24972,6
After Rebate
Attractive wing handles. iO-^ar drip free warranty from mfg Rebate
Clean Water Filter System ^
Energy Efficient Model Required In Virginia, Florida And Illinois
Rugged polypropylene tub with snap-in steel legs. Base and drain molded in tub. Faucet is extra. Regular $24.99. #20{35
Eliminates unpleasant odors, rust, chemicals, chlorine and sediment from tap water. Easy to install. Reg. $49.99. #2566Q
Taste And Odor Replacement Cartridge ^
$399 s
Easy insertion into filter system Reg $4 99 #25663
Rust & Sediment Replacement Cartridge
Stock up at Lowes Low Pnces Regular $2 99 #25664
$|99
30-Gallon
Electric Water Heater
Perfect for a wide variety of your hot water needs Features an adjustable thermostat and glass lined tank. Single element design. #25325
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40 Gallon
Electric Wter Heater
This model features a double element design (or quick recovery plus an adjustable thermostat 26322
40 Gal. Gas Water Heater
H29
Features an adjustable thermostat and glass lined tank Get rid of those cold water blues at Lowe's #26334
40 Gallon Electric Energy Efficient Water Heater
Energy efficient model for money saving operation Features adjustable I hermostat 5 year mfg warranty on tank #26302
*179
40 Gal. Electric Wbter Heater..
Good for large families or where extra hot water IS needed Energy efficient to save on utility bills Other sizes available at Lowre s Come m today #26303
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1-800 334-1148
Gas Range
357
Features 4 removable burners, broiler pan, lift-off oven door, clock, & 4-hour timer. Black glass door. #52606
Continuous Cleaning Gas Range........
Continuous cleaning oven has same features & saves time! #52611
1. Cu. Ft. Over-The-Range Microwave Oven
Electronic touch controls, 2-position wire cooking rack, automatic delay start, MicroThermometer temp control, auto roast and defrost. #51847
Microcomputer controls and 99 minute timer Quick defrost, temp, probe. #51748
Monthly
Payment
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 23.98%.
For 36 Months
V-
1
Monthly Payment 1618
For 24 Months
No Down Payment. Annual
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5-Cycle Option Dishwasher 288
Features energy saving wash & air dry cycN Has a sound insulated door and soft food ' filter system. #51051,44
Electric Range
Two 8" and two 6" surface units. Automatic oven timer and clock & minute timer. Storage drawer, lift-off oven door. 2 oven shelves. #52820
Full Fature Range
397
Custom broil & balanced cooking system. Two 6" and two 8" burners. Mealtimer** clock, minute timer. #52905
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Hotpoint Self-Cleaning $CZCI Electric Range...........
This range features a digital clock and minute timer, two 6" and two 8" burners, 3-in-1 power saver unit, storage drawer and oven cycling light. #52848
Monthly $|C43 For 30 Payment lU Months
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2-speed mixed-flow fan. 30" widA #53443
10-Cycle Option Dishwasher
Select pots & pans cycle for scrubbing action or china/crystal cycle for a delicate wash. Energy saver drying option, dual detergent dispenser, 2 easy-glide racks. #51030
Monthly Payment
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14-Cycle Jetclean' Dishwasher
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 24.00%.
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$50 U.S. Savings Bond With PurchsM Of Maytag Dishwasher.
Jetclean wash system directs 54 high-velocity jets for efficient, thorough cleaning. Tltis model features a low energy cycle & heavy scrubbing cycle for pots & pans. Quiet operation. #51067
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Adjustable temperature control
No-fingerprint textured finish
Lock with pop-out key Roomy interior
Chest freezer has.plenty of * storage space, a defrost water drain, and a counter-balanced "flex" lid. Upright has magnetic door seal, & fingertip door shelf storage. Both have limited warranties. #50815,59,60
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20.2 Foot Chest Freezer
Tamper-proof adjustable temperature control Eject-a-key for safety Interior light
This practical freezer has sliding baskets for organized, easy-to-find storage. Features bonded freezer construction for faster, more uniform cold distribution, & a light to warn of power outage. #50816
Basket For Freezer Above
Helps organize your freezer space for maximum efficiency and ease of access to your food. #50882
Features 3 cabinet shelves, 3 V2 door shelves, full width crisper, and a magnetic door seal. #53600
Monthly $|Q60* For 36 Payment lO Months
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 24.00%.
B. 16.0 Cubic Foot No-Frost Refrigerator
Is ice maker adaptable, has energy-saver switch, adjustable shelves, twin crispers, & more. #53710
Monthly $^A60* For 36 Payment Months
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 23.99%.
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Desk Or Wall style Switchable Telephone
$1099
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What a great value! These phones feature switchable tone/pulse dialing, have a ringer hi/lo/off switch, modular plugs for easy connection, and last-number redial in pulse mode #55426,27
GE Desk OrWbll Mount Telephone
Deluxe 19.6 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator
Features no-fingerprint textured steel doors, tempered glass adjustable shelves, power-saving temperature control switch, & magnetic door gaskets. #53720
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Ice And Water Dispensing Refrigerator $1188
This deluxe model is equipped with a convenient water and ice dispenser, energy saver switch, ice maker, 4 refrigerator cabinet shelves, & 5 door shelves. 4 freezer cabinet shelves, & 5 freezer door shelves. Also has produce crisper, meat
Can be dialed in either tone or pulse mode, & has mule and last number redial #55439
Range up to 1,000 feet
Rechargeable
Charge indicator light
Off/Standby/Taik switch
Handset page function
17.7 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator
Has convenient no-frost interior, energy-saver switch, 4 adjustable cabinet shelves, see-through crispers, removable egg rack & more! #53612
Monthly $AQ09 For 36 Payment &0 Months
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Has 12 number memory tone/pulse switchable dialing, lighted keypad and auto-muting of radio when phone is picked up. #55445
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19" Diagonal Color Television With Remote Control
139 channel reception capability, with five function remote control for channel and volume up/down, mule and power Quick-start, in-line gun picture tube and LED channel display 54486.90
5V4", Flush Mount Car Speakers........T
Have air suspension cones, 15-watt power capacity, mounting hardware, and instructions. #55182
Monthly $|gl2* For 24
Payment
Months
No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 23.97%.
8-Hour VHS VCR With Wireless Remote Control
107 cable-channel capability. Features 2-event,
14 day programming, 80-position electronic tuner, delayed-start express recording Has front loading, convenience and high quality VHS. #54905
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No Down Payment. Annual Percentage Rate 23.98%.
Pair
Car CB Radio
40 channel transceiver with instant emergency channel 9 selector. #54007
Car Coaxial Speakers
These 2-way speakers feature swivel surface mounting flexibility, wire mesh grill, 40-watt capacity. High response levels. #55187
VHS VCR With Wireless Remote Control......
11 function wireless remote. 3-speed recording/playback and 2 week, 6 event programmable timer. Electronic counter/timer with 82 channel tuner & 12 push-button preset stations. #54966
No Down Payment.
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Blank 6-Hour VCR Tapes
$144
Each
Monthly
Payment
$1565
For 24 Months
Annual Percentage Rate 23.98%.
Choose from name brands like BASF, Sony, and Panasonic to make fine video recordings. #54941,3,5
AM/FM Cassette Car Stereo With Auto Reverse...........
Features tape direction indicators, balance control, locking fast forward, continuous tone control, and illuminated dial. #55230
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Right or left hand operation. Plugs into cigarette lighter. Stores under most car seats. #54006
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AM/FM Cassette Car Stereo Radio With Equalizer ............
5-band graphic equalizer, 20 watts per channel output, balance and fader controls, weather band for instant weather updates, auto stop, locking fast forward, and tape-end indicator lamp. #55227
12" Diagonal Portable Television
Has insulating spacers to prevent shorting. Heavy duty mast clamp prevents turning in heavy wind. #56230,1
Features 100% solid state chassis, & quick-start picture tube. Uses half the power of an average light bulb. #54450
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Easily handles large antennas, & is corrosion resistant. #56206
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Allows you to play cassettes in your 8-track player Has fast forward & auto stop. #55208
5" Diagonal Black And White Television
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Undercabinet 5" Diagonal B&W TV With AM/FM Radio.......
Now you can have television and radio in the kitchen without taking valuable counter space. Comes with all mounting hardware AC/DC operation. Reg. $167. #54472
Compact, lightweight design with quick-start picture tube and AM/FM radio. AC/DC operation. #54452
Portable AM/FM Cassette Radio
AM/FM Cassette Headset Radio
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Features stereo headphones & pushbutton controls for play, stop, & fast forward. Limit one per
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Has variable sound monitor. Record from radio, or through condenser microphone Lockable pause. #55139
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expires 7/31/86. #55038
Panasonic
Portable AM/FM Cassette Stereo System
Features a 4-band graphic equalizer anc^ 2-way, 4-speaker sysfbm #55134
Portable AM/FM Dual Cassette Stereo
Features dual-deck high-speed dubbing.
19" Diagonal Portable Color Television
Auto-control color system
Automatic fine-tuning control
Digital true-lock picture hold
This set is a great value, featuring Zeniths Chromasharp 90 picture tube, and super video range tuning. #54767
27" Diagonal Color Remote Control Console Television
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Has an attractive Early American Style pine-finish cabinet. Features a 100% modular chassis with computer ^ce command remote control, quartz-controlled electronic tuning, and
Continuous pl^back doubles the amount of listening time. Digital tape counter, dptachable
Monthly $|CI2* For 24 Payment 19
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advanced color sentry, which corrects the color picture 30 times a second, #54845
6-speaker system, and metal tape capability. #55173
No Down Payment. Anaual Parcantaga Rata 23.97%.
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Blow away that summer heat! #39585
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52" Antique Brass Finish Ceiling Fan
Beat the summer heat with this low priced fan. Has an antique brass finish motor housing and blade irons, and four finely crafted teakwood blades. #31726
12,500 BTU High Efficiency Room Air Conditioner
Features COMFOFTT GUARD control to help maintain comfort level you select. Has a 3-speed fan, 2-way air direction, and exhaust control to quickly remove stale air and odors from a room. Adjustable thermostat. 115 volt. #50023
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Has adjustable 8-posilion thermostat. 2-speed fan with fan only setting.
115 volt. #50148
15"x 24" Air Conditioner Filter
69
Helps filter the air in your home. Easy installation, just cut to size #50230
16" PedestafFan Adjustable height 3 speeds
This oscillating fan has pushbutton controls, plus front and back metal blade guards. #39589
42"
Ceiling Fan In Brown, White, Or Polished Brass Finish
Features a 3-speed reversible motor for year-round use. #31716,76
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52" Traditional Fan
Features a reversible motor for year 'round use. Antique or polished brass finish. #31745,7
52" Roma Fan With Light
Reversible motor for year 'round use. Antique brass finish. Includes light kit. #31753
42" Closemount Ceiling Fan..............T
3-speed reversible motor for year-round use. Antique brass finish motor housing & decorative sideband. #31768
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52" Closemount Ceiling Fan
Beat the heat at a great price! Features antique brass finish motor housing and blade irons, decorative sideband, & cane insert blades. #31766
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Decorative Ceiling Fan T Each
Features a 3-speed reversible motor for year 'round use. Has a whisper-quiet motor with 3 speed operation. And it's light kit adaptable, not included. #31784,49
52" Ceiling Fan With Remote Control
$9999
A top quality fan with the convenience of remote control. Has lovely basket-weave design, antique brass finish motor housing and blade irons, and 4 oak blades with attractive cane inserts. 3-speed reversible motor. #31789
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10" Ceiling Medallions
Covers ceiling holes. Reg. $6.99. #15178-82,15467
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9" Schoolhouse Light Kit......../ ei
Choose either of these attractive light kits for your ceiling fan. In antique or polished brass finish, fits most fans. #31802,12,4,14
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#31815 Polished brass finish & frosted glass.
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This attractive light kit comes in polished or antique brass finish. #31803,13
Schoolhouse Or Tulip
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You can choose either a polished or antique brass finish. Schoolhouse has smoked glass, tulip shades are frosted. #31801,11,6,16
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$3999
In antique or polished brass finish, this light kit fits most fans and is easy to install. Bulbs not included but available. #31809,10 V
5,000 BTU Room Air Conditioner
7,500 BTU 115 Volt Room Air Conditioner
Adjustable thermostat, 2-speed fan, and Insta-Mount" for quick, easy installation. 115 volt. #50020
3-speed fan, 2-way air direction, adjustable thermostat, and COMFORT GUARD' control to help maintain comfort level selected. #50021
9,800 BTU Room Air Conditioner
Has 3 cooling and "fan only" speeds. Features 4-way air direction. Energy saver switch. 115 volt. #50167
18,000 BTU Multi-Room Air Conditioner
Features COMFORT GUARD control, 2-way air direction, adjustable thermostat & 2-speed fan. 230 volt. #50024
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18,500 BTU Multi-Room Air Conditioner
Adjustable 4-way air direction
High efficiency model
This large capacity model has an air exchanger feature to remove stale air. Has 3 fan speeds, with fan only setting. 8-position adjustable thermostat. 230 volt. #50174
18" Whoie-House High Velocity Fan
3-speed comfort control
Tilt floor stand adjusts 360 degrees
All metal construction
This high-velocity fan moves 10,000 cubic feet of air per minute and is capable of cooling up to 1250 square feet. Made in U.S.A.! 5yr. limited warranty. #39591
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30" Whole House Attic Fan
2-speed fan helps conserve energy by pushing hot air out through the attic & pulling cool air in through the windows. Installation is easy; no joists to cut. Shutter extra. #3127065'
24" Whole House Attic Fan
Has a 2-speed control, and helps you save on air conditioning costs. Shutter efrtra. #3126662 I
80-Wtt Bug Killer
10-Wtt Bug Killer
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Plugs into 120 volt outlet and kills insects without chemicals or messy strips Up to V acre coverage #73007
40-Watt Bug Killer
$2999 B
Full 1 acre coverage Kills flying insects but remains harmless to pets and people Easy to clean #73013
Durable Briggs and Stratton engine, recoil start, 3-speeds forward, 1 reverse transaxle, and a combination positive brake & clutch panel. Geared steering for easy turning. 1-gallon gas tank. #95170
3 HP, 19" Cut Mower
Briggs & Stratton engine, maintenance free solid state Magnetron' ignition and easy pull recoil starter. #5105
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42" Square Glass Top Table
*99
Durable tempered glass top, and legs are PVC powder coated steel. #96855
*79
7V2 Ft.
Umbrella.
7^/2 foot diameter with 8 ribs. Pagoda-style with 3 position tilt & raising crank. #^56
Chair With Cushion
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PVC powder coated steel frame and 3" texilenecushion. #96854
Chaise With Cushion
*79
PVC powder coated steel frame.
4 position back adjustment. #96857
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Fence Panel.............Iw
This fencing comes in pre-assembled panels for easy installation. Leave unfinished and it will weather to a beautiful grey, or paint or stain. Great for adding privacy to your backyard! #99031,51
Lowes Custom Fencing
Choose from many styles of solid cedar fence panels, unfinished or pre-stained in a variety of colors. Order only what you need, we'll fill the order in 2-3 weeks.
7 Piece Patio Set
Spring tension chairs have baked enamel finish. 36" round steel top table has 48-inch cover. Manual lift 6' diameter
8 rib umbrella with nylon fabric. #96836
MoCULLOCH
Yard Blower
Folding Lawn Chair
Multi-Position Lounge Chair
Chairs make an attractive patio addition. #96515
$299
Assorted colors & designs. #96563
wire Chair Cuehion........I
34"x 23" with diameter steel frame. Perfect for those cookouts with family and friends. #96556
This attractive lounge adjusts to 36-positions and measures 72" x 22". diameter steel frame. #96558
10W30 Motor Oil
69*
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Limit 12 quarts per purchase. Rebate expires 7/19/86. #93635
This model has a Va horsepower motor, extension tube, and a 30 concentrator nozzle. __#91551
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14-tooth rake has 54" handle. #99755,5658
Malathlon
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1 pint bottle. Limit 1 per customer. Rebate expires 11/30/86. #93050
Thinset Red Clay Paver Brick
Perfect for patios, walkways, porches or around pools. Use with sand mix, etc #19210
2' Scalloped Concrete Edger
99
Edge lawn areas or around flower beds for a landscape accent. #19196
2'Red $|29
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12" Natural Concrete Patio Block
$129
Pave your own walkway, patio or shed floor #19183
12" Red $|49
Concrete Block.....I #19184
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26" Boys Or Girls 10-Speed Bike
Both have fuily iuqged frames for extra strength and side pull caliper brakes with alloy levers. Rear spring carrier. #99624,26
3'x5'
U.S. Flag
Includes 3-section 6' metal pole and wall bracket. #98000
Hanging
Basket
26 Gal. Trash Bags
99<
High-strength, resilient polyethylene bags. 20 per package #98872
Sawhorse Bracket
99
Enamel finished, and no mitring of wood is necessary. Easy to assemble. #61725
Galvanized
Mobile
Home
Skirting
28"x60". Rock face pattern. Increases storage space. Maintenance free #60762
12" Externally Braced Wind Turbine
12"x 18"
U.S. Flag.......
Great for desk tops, entry ways, bicycles bookshelves or bedrooms. #98006
6" Fan
$799
For desktops! #39586
20 Lb.
Potting
Soil
Costs nothing to operate, it's easy to install, and has a non-corrosive aluminum cage. Base extra. #30996
Power Roof ST099 Ventilator..
25-inch diameter dome, moves 1170 cu. ft. of air per minute High density plastic housing and set-and-forget thermostat. #30965
A great multipurpose blend potting soil. Stock up today! #92430
33 Inch Tomato Cage
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Sale 14.99 each
U.S. Open tennis togs
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U.S. Open* knit tops and shorts of cotton/ polyester. Solids and prints. Men's S,M,L.
, shorts, slacks ,
Summer-weight separates of cotton/polyester, or polyester/cotton. Men's sizes.
Striped knit shirt, Special buy 7.99 Towncraft slacks, Special buy 12.99 Open-weave sportshirt. Special buy 7.99 Towncraft* poplin shorts. Special buy 7.99 Not shown: Par Four* solid color knit shirt,
Orig. $13 Sale 7.99
Sale 7.99 and 8.99
Shorts and swimwear
Shorter variations on the summer theme from Hot Tracks* and Weeds.*' Mens cotton Bermuda shorts in a seascape of prints. Solid-color cotton corduroy shorts. Plus nylon boxer swim trunks in a bright wave of colors.
Shown left to right:
I Weeds* corduroy shorts, Reg. 9.99 Sale 7.99 Hot Tracks' shorts, Orig. $14 Sale 8.99 Hot Tracks* swim trunks, Orig. $13 Sale 8.99 Not shown:
Hot Tracks* Bermuda-length or Sea lsle boxer style swim trunks,
Orig. $14 ea. Sale 8.99 ea.Mens Semi-annual Stcx)k-up Sale: buy more, save more!
'^/o off socks when you buy 1 to 6 prs.25% off sockswhen you buy 7 prs. or more.
I Pick your favorites from our entire collection of mens dress, sport and casual hosiery. And save on every pair you buy! In cotton, Orion* acrylic and other comfortable blends.
Ptrcentage off ropresents savings on regular pnces.20% off underwear when you buy 1 or 2 pkgs.
25% off underwearwhen you buy 3 pkgs. or more.
Weve got mens basics at not-so-basic savings. The more you buy, the more you save. Choose from our entire collection of white briefs, crewneck and V-neck T-shirts.
In 100% combed cotton or blends of Fortrel* polyester/cotton.
for juniors, misses, petites, women
Save at our White Sale, too
vJCPwmay19eeP6M23JCPENNEY CELEBRATES AMERICAN STYLES
EVENT STARTS SUNDAY, JUNE 29 and ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 5,1986
DOTHAN, ALABAMA SANFORD. FLORIDA GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
Newspaper Advertising Supplement
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Sun mixers for misses, petites and women
Enjoy your season in the sun in our cool tops and < shorts. In fabrics like cotton and cotton/polyester. Misses sizes. Reg. Sale
A. Print tee-top ................$10 6.99
The Fox* shorts ....... .....$ 9 6.99
B. Cap-sleeve top ............$14 9.99
C. Tank top ....................$ 7 4.99
Tennis shorts........................$ 9 6.99
Scalloped tee-top (not shown)..........$ 8 4.99
Shirred shorts (not shown).. r..........$14 8.99
Petites and women's sizes available at similar savings. Sale prices effective through Saturday, July 12th.
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The better part of summer is yet to come, so stock up on separates to celebrate your sun-loving spirit. Choose cool tops and skin-baring shorts. In subtle to startling prints and solids of allcotton, rayon, polyester/cotton and more. Juniors sizes. Reg. Sale
D. Solid campshirt 14.00 9.99
Cuffed shorts............14.00 9.99
E. Solid T-shirt............ 6.99 4.99
Print boxer shorts......... 5.99 ' 4.99
F. Plaid shorts............ 12.00 9.99
Not shown:
Print tank top............. 6.00 4.99
Solid shorts.............. 5.99 4.99
G. Smart value 9.99 every day. The go-
with-all campshirt goes everywhere this summer in solids, stripes and plaids. Allcotton for juniors.
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Bare-essentials for the bathing beauty in you; bandeaus, tanks, bikinis and more. All 25% to 40% off. Find misses! juniors! womens sizes in store. For example: Juniors Miss USA nylon/Lycra"' spandex suit, Orig. $32 Sale 19.20
25% to 50% Off All sunglasses
Save on all womens sunglasses. From trendy to traditional styles, you're sure to set your sights on the perfect pair!
Final summer shoe savingsSale 7.99
Orig. $12 Its our final clearance on summer footwear for women. Style shown, a soft leather sandal.Only 10.99
I Special buy. Keep in step with summers casual fashion scene wearing canvas sling sandals or espadrilles. Womens sizes.20% offSheer Caress pantihose
Sheer nylon sandalfoot pantihose in a superb selection of shades. Reg. Sale
Regular sizes.....................2.50 2.00
Queen sizes......................3.00 2.40
Control-top, regular sizes...........3.00 2.40
Queen sizes....................... 3.50 2.8025% offAll packaged bras, briefs
Stock up on those little essentials, now at big savings. Sizes for women.
Percentages off represent savings on regular prices unless otherwise indicated. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken on originally priced merchandise shown throughout this circular. Reductions from originally priced merchandise effective until stock is depleted. Sale prices on regularly priced merchandise effective through Saturday, July 5th, unless otherwise indicated.
25% to 40% off swimwear for girls and boysSale 3.99 to 6.99
F. Sale 6.99 Orig. $12. Big girls' ruffled * suit in solid colors and prints.
Nylon/Lycra spandex.
G. Sale 3.99 Orig. 4.99 to $8. Little boys pocketed swimtrunks of polyester/cotton poplin.
H. Sale 4.99 Orig. 5.99 to $12. Big boys' boxer swimtrunks with an inside coin pocket. Cotton prints.
J. Sale 3.99 Orig. 6.99. Little girls' maillot in prints, stripes and solids. Polyester/ Lycra spandex/Antron" nylon.33% off girls basics. 20% and 25% off joggers,
Sale 99
K. Orig. 1.50. Comfortable all-cotton brief or bikini panty. Ribbed and birdseye knits in prints and solid colors. Girls sizes.
L. Orig. 1.50. Soft, absorbent terry sport sock of cotton/nylon/polyester. Choose solid colors, stripes, prints. Girls' sizes.
Your satisfaction is our goal.
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40.00 31.99
50.00 39.99
Queen and king bedspreads plus pillowcases also on sale.
twin sheet
C. Reg. 9.99. Sterling Rose floral print sheets of polyester/cotton percale. Flat or fitted:
Reg. Sale . 13.99 10.99
Full sheet.......................
Queen sheet....................
King sheet......................
Standard cases, by the pair.......
Twin comforter..................
Full comforter...................
Pillow sham.....................
Twin and full bedskirts, queen and king comforters plus pillowcases also on sale.
20.99 16.99
24.99 19.99
10.99 8.99
60.00 44.99
70.00 54.99
20.00 14.99
Save on all sheets, comforters, bedspreads, towelsSale 4.99.The JCPenney Towel
ID. Reg. $8. Thirsty terry towel of cotton/polyester in solid colors.
Reg. Sale
I Hand towel............. 5.50 3.99
I Washcloth or fingertip 2.75 1.99
Body sheet.............18.00 14.99
I Tub mat................ 10.00 7.99
Reg. $8. Floral print velour towel of all cotton. Reg. Sale
Hand towel ...... 5.50 3.99
Washcloth:.........2.75 1.99
Reg. $8. Solid color velour/terry towel of cotton/polyester. Reg. Sale
Hand towel................5.50 3.99
Washcloth or fingertip.......2.75 1.99
E. Save on bath accessories to coordinate with The JCPenney Towel: Shower curtain of Koder polyester, mats of Dupont' Antron* nylon. Reg. Sale
I Shower curtain...........$25 20.00
I Double-swag style........$30 24.00
145" window curtain, pr......$25 20.00
I Contour or oblong mat.....$12 8.99
I Matching lid cover.........$ 7 4.49
Tank set.................$15 10.49
Wicker-look hamper........$35 24.99
Wicker-look wastebasket____$19 14.99
Wicker-look tissue box cover $12 8.99
Wicker-look 2-tier shelf......$26 19.99
Wicker-look oval scale.......$25 16.99
Plastic tumbler.............$3 2.40
Plastic soap dish .....$ 5 4.00
Plastic toothbrush combo____$ 6 4.80
Plastic wastebasket ....$13 10.40Sale 8.99.Dynasty Supima
IF. Reg. $12. Luxurious pima cotton towels in colorific solids. Reg. Sale
I Hand towel...............$ 8 5.99
Washcloth .......$3 1.99
Body sheet...............$22 16.99
Most colors available at most large JCPenney stores. All colors available through the JCPenney catalog.
G. Save on Dynasty" bath accessories.
Sale $28 Reg. $35. Double-swag shower curtain of Dupont Dacron* polyester.
6x6' shower curtain, Reg. $30 Sale $24 Bath mats of Dupont' Antron' nylon.
Reg. Sale
Contour or oblong mat.....$16 11.99
Matching lid cover.........$ 9 6.75
Rattan hamper ......$55 43.99
Rattan 2-tier shelf..........$40 31.99
Rattan wastebasket.........$15 11.99
Rattan tissue box cover..... $12 8.99
Sale $4 to 9.60 Reg. $5 to $12. Coordinating ceramic bath accessories. Choose tumbler, soap dish, toothbrush holder or swan.
Sale 44.99 Reg. $60. Premier II digital bath scale.
Save on bath scales. Left to right:
I Full view, Reg. $20 Sale 14.99 I Geometric, Reg. $20 Sale 14.99 I Digital, Reg. $40 Sale 29.99 'Does not include those items designated in our stores as JCPenney Smart Values. Sale prices shown on this page effective through Saturday, July 12th.
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FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS
FLORIDA GOLD
Orange
Juice
12 Oz.
Can
16^Z. CAN...$1.29
ASSORTED VARIETY
Jello Fruit Bar Pops
ASSOKTED VARIETY PILLSBURY
Microwave
Pizza
ASSORTED VARIETIES
Jenos Pizza
990
PiZZA R0LLS....12.CT. $1.19
ASSORTED FLAVORS GELATIN AND
Jello Pudding Pops
$
21
Oz.
Box
ORIGINAL OR BUTTER PILLSBURY
Microwave
Popcorn
$959
239
ASSORTED VARIETY
Sara Lee Croissants
|79
VALLEY COMBINATION
Green Giant Vegetabies
s
129
Best when mhde with A & W Root Beer and Kroger Natural Flavor Ice Cream
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KROGER ASSORTED FLAVORS
Naturai Fiavor Ice Cream
ARMOUR DIAL . . .
LUNCHEON MEAT
Armour Treet
ARMOUR
Potted Meat
4i.99
LAUNDRY
Trend u
Detergent Box
BATH SIZE
Pure& 4% 4 75 Natural.. .v 99^
EXTRA CRISP
Magic 20 aa^
Sizing Sn 99^
LEMON OR SUDSY
Parsons a Ammonia . 3 S. 99
...............I I
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DOG FOOD BONANZA
PET PRIDE
^$7
REQUURORWrm
CHEESE
PetPiMe Deluxe Burgers...
PET PiaOE CHUNK STYLE
Beef Flavored Dog Food ..
PET PRIDE BONUS BAG
Hi Protein Dog
Food......
72 Oz. Box
$199
25
Lb.
30
Lb.
Bag
$549
$69
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20
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Coupon B
39c
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Coupon C
50
$1.00
Coupon D
75
$1.00
KROGER HOT DOG OR
Hamburger Buns
2 09^
BUSHS
Porkn Beans
5^1
Cans
REGULAR OR HOMESTYLE MINUTE MAID
Orange Juice
99
KROGER
20/0 Lowffat Milk
$159
Gal.
TANGY
24
Oz.
Jar
Frenchs
Mustard
69^
18
Oz.
Jar
"T-
V
SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY SUPERMAN
Peanut
Butter
990
HOMESTYLE PLAIN OR HOT
Hunts BBQ Sauce
99
AMERICAN LIGHT OR KROGER INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SINGLES
QUARTERS
Mrs. Filberts Margarine
299
Cans
1 HOUSEHOLD
1 GROCERY
BUT ONE BDBEI GET ONE
30 CT. LEMON SCENTEDjO^ I . /
Trash
Bass
KRAFT
Macaroni & Cheese
kst2.99o
REGULAR OR BEEF [ Tra!. '
Gravy Tralnx^*^ Dog Food
^749
$599/ CHEESE FILLED
Combos Snacks
99^
DAIRY
BUY ONE
i-'
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GET ONE
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Crescent^'T
"oils
PG3M
With coupons Below
^ AND MINIMUM PURCHASES REQUIRED
I
S/WE $1.50
with this coupon and the purchase ot any 3 different of ^d Band Flour (5 lb or larger). Hamburger Helper , Betty Crocker" SuiierMoisf, or Creamy Deluxe
Present this coupon at the checkout counter Good week of JUNE 29-JLY 5. 1906_ Only at KROGER SAV-ON ______
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Present this coupon at the checkout counter
Good week of JUNE 29-JLY 5, 1906_
Only at _ KROGER SAV-ON___________
Supplier code .10680200 ____________
LimN OM CMOM pw Iwmly Tim coupM rnay Mi kt rtpritfiKte
Cheenos
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PLAIN OR SELF RISING
GOLD MEDAL OR |"
Red Band f yQO
Flour.......... ixig aw
BETTY CROCKER
Hamburger m 6 d AQ
Helper......... p?,
ALL VARIETIES SUPER MOIST
Betty Crocker i> 006
Cake Mixes.....
WHOLEWHEAT
Total 12 A4 7A
Cereal......... 5
CEREAL MILLS
Honey Nut i4 Ad OQ
Cheerios....... SV ^ I
' \ "V
GENERAL MILLS
Cheerios is A dl AA
Cereal......... ^1^
. TOTAL SALE PRICE
$27
$iSO $407
LESS
\Hsmi
REBATE
NET
PRICE
AFTER
REBATE
1 W
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PERFECT PICNIC
Pickles
MIX OR MATCH
. iniliilffKL
^BollefaiA)
Jars
1^22 OZ. SWEET BREAD & BUTTER CHIPS
^24 OZ. OLD FASHIONED BREAD A BUTTER CHIPS
a^24 OZ. POUSH DILLS a^24 OZ. KOSHER DILLS a^24 OZ. ZESTY DILL SPEARS.
TOTAL SALE PRICE
>549
$150
$399
Kroger Cheeses That Pleases!
LESS
INSTANT
REBATE
NET
PRICE
ARER
REBATE
KROGER
ALL VARIETIES KROGER
Cream
Cheese
Shredded
Cheeses
KROGER
KROGER
Nice n Cheesy
Colby
Longhorn
Cheese
$
10
02.
Pkg.
149
SUMMER FAVORITES
FOR YOUR HOUDAY CELEBRATION
FRESH FRIED DAILY
12-Plece
Fried
<IbitaD galad^
kChieken Picnic Packs m
Bucket
18 Pc.
100 Pc.
parfact for partas, picnics, any summer gaMogathar!
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r^AMERIC^^
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f^sweet or
CREAMY
COLESLAW
Lb.
95
GARLIC & HERB, FRENCH ONION, HUNGARIAN, AMARETTO OR JALAPENO
Nibbles
Cheese
$
Oz.
Ctn.
499
WITH SAUCE
R&HPork ; Barbecuce ;
699
4Hur
HAM-O-RAMA
SANDY MAC PINK LABEL
Boiled Ham . *1"
SANDY MAC SILVER LABEL
Premium Boiled Ham..
SANDY MAC
Virginia Baked Ham..
SANDY MAC
Chopped Ham.......
FRESH BAKED
Onion Rolls....
$299
399
$179
6 fo 999
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
FRESH BAKED
Sandwich Q Buns Of., 09
LadyUberty^ C400 Cupcakes .. O f ^ |
BUY ONE SALSA OR
14
Oz.
Ct.
$299
Nacho Cheese Sauce .......
GET ONE 14-oz.
Nacho Chips rREE
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..... i *.%; v.*.,* *,*
U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF 9-11 LB. AVG. WGT.
Boneless Whole Ribeye
$
Lb.
999
flHi UNTRIMMED
U.S.D.A. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF WHOLE UNTRIMMED
Boneless Beef Brisket
0
BUY ONE jef0ecf QETONE rKmBS
KROGER 1-LB. JWL
All Meit f X Weiners......f
ALL VARIETIES
Country Club
sr......
3 LB. CAN
Country Chib
sn......J59
GOURMET BRAND
IS........*299
HILLSHIRE FARMS
B9uI
Smoked $199
Sausage....... 1
USDA GOV'T INSPECTED
fienulne
Ground 5 4 28
Chuck.......Lb. liiS
KWICK KRISF
SHced $489
Bacon.......Lb. 1
ALL VARIETIES
Jimmy Dean
Sn......*1
HILLSHIRE FARMS H00I
Smoked $029
Sausage....... m
12-OZ. PKG.
Armour
Sliced $489 Bacon.......e..^ I
SWIFTS
SlnlMn . -
ST!.... 1*1
ALL VARIETIES
loulsMch
Breast Of $099
Turkey...... Lb.^U
CHEFS PANTRY
Fried $458 nileto.......LbT 1
LOW SALT ARMOUn 9B^9|
Boneless
Ham $049
Halves.......Lb.^d6
BROWN 'N SERVE
SirHt
ST......4*1*
HOLLY FARMS
Fresh
Roasting QQC Chickens.....lb. 09
CHEFS PANTHV
Turtey .
NuggeU $099 w Sticks.....Lb/'fc
i2z. mo.
Annour
AyHeat $419
Weiners......e./^ I
BROWN N SERVE
Swift
SU......1*2*9
TYSON FROZEN
Cornish
S.........*1*9
LOUIS RICH SLICED
Turkey
r*.......
SAUSAGE
Hormel
SSU......H9
SWIFT'S 8UTTER8ALL
SHced
Smoked s $499 Turkey......5.^1
ALL VARIETIES
Tyson
S;...... *299
ALL VARIETIES
Ctaussen
DM $489
PlcUes......e. 7 I
SWIFTS BUTTER8ALL
Sflced,
K3.......M9
SWIFT'S S LB. AVQ. WOT.
ButterbaH
KS........*199
TYSON CHICKEN N QUICIC
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Fresh Smoked Salmon Salad . u.
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Fresh
Seafood Dips., $^99 Cooked Salad $^99
H(*esTYLEW2 Crab Meat Salad.. Shrimp......
Crab Meat Golden GuM Shrimp ,
Spread .. .^jS^vFREE Lobsterettes 5599 FREE Cocktail % 99^COOKOUT SPECIAL
PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 36-42 CT.Large Headless Shrimp
$
FRESH SURF A RONI OR
Peg Leg Salad
SIGNATURE
Fresh Shrimp Or Crab Meat Salad.. u.
DOZEN
gkjdC*w $<ft99
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NEW ENGLAND
Cooked Salad Shrimp......
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6 DOZ. PEEL4I-EAT
Bucket of Shrimp
PISH PRY SpeCIAL
Doz.
Shrimp
BOnCIIFlOE
boheless
U80A CHOKE HEAVY WESTERN ORAM FED BEEF UNTmMEO
U80A HEAVY WESTERN ORAM FED BEEF
WKolefioneless Boneless
Ribeye Steak
*398
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0
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Niole Boneless Ribeye
$
MBA CHOlCi HEAVY WESTEIM ORAMnOl^SHOUlOCR
$7B
Lb. _
USOA CHOKE ICAW BESfERN ORAMnEDKW
Lb.
999
IngMi RoMt. 10.
UIM OffCE HEAVY WEtTPW CRAM FED BEEF SHOULDER
Ffauik Steak... u.
$398
UIOIA CHOKE HEAVY BESTERH ORAM FED KEF TOR ROUHD
London Brol
.*2
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WholoBoof
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Bonalesa
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$398
$998
FRESH DOMESTIC
Whole Lamb Legs
Lb.
498
USOA GOV'T mSPECTEO GENUINE
Ground Chuck... Lb
MIRABiftiR
B-OUB
HOLLY FARMS
Fresh Fryer ComboPak.. u
HOLLY FARMS CUT UP MIXED FRYER PARTS OR GRADE "A
Holy Farms Whole Fryers.
Lb.
49
LIMIT
3
PKGS.
SWIFT'S CANNED
Hostess 4 Ham.....
SLICED FREE
98
14-17 LB. AVQ. WOT.
Whole Fresh Ham,
99
Ih.
ALLVARCTNS
OLOVBLAQE
SmokMl Smish00
PORK TAIJ. FEET OR *IN nOGK
Bon....
OBCAR MAYER 8UC&)
Cooked
Ham
OSCAR MAYER
Sliced
Bacon
UL
LB.
QUARTER PORK LOM OfTMTO
$178
48
$168
AaVARKTCS
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6119
4 99
OSCAR MAYER
Ham Varisfy Pac.......
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OSCAR MAYER ROUND OR SQUARE 1
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OSCAR MAVn
Chaaaa . i Afs' Hal Dags------
Western Style Country Ribs.
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Barbsol
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THICK & RICH BARBASOL
Shaving Cream...
11
Oz.
69
11
^ cotc'
SMOOTH FLOW FORMULA
Barbasol Deodorant....
KROGER FAMILY PRIDE TWIN
Pivot Head Razof
KILLS GERMS
Usterlne Antiseptic....
EXTRA MOIST
Soft Sense
2.75
Oz.
ooo
FINISHING RINSE OR SHAMPOO
Vidal
Sassoon .
REGULAR (OFF LABEL)
Aim Tooth Paste
o
Schick
MSPOSABtE RAZOR
DISPOSABLE
Schick
Razor
TANNING ACCELERATOR
Tropical Blend
3.75
Oz.
477
VIDAL SASSOON
Grooming Mousse
VIDAL SASSOON AEROSOL
Hair
Spray......
ASSORTED
Massenglll Twin .....
ALMAY
Moisturizing Lotion.....
Oz.
Ct.
Oz.
$249
$219
$143
$447
OFF LABEL
Scope
Mouthwash ^
299
EFFERDENT
Denture
Cleanser
60
Ct.
Pepsodent
Toothbrushes
DANDRUFF SHAMPOO
Selsun
Blue.......
AFTER SHAVE
Aqua
Velva.......
Oz.
Oz.
(SOLID 2 OZ.) (SPRAY 4 OZ.) OR^
Secret ^ Roll*On...
|99
LEGGS (SPECIAL PACK)
Just My Size
ELASTIC LEG MEDIUM 48 CT. OR LARGE I
Comfort Diapers..
KROGER FAMILY PRIDE
Baby
Oil........
KnOGER FAMILY PDIDE
Baby
Powder...
$39
990
KROGER FAMILY PRIDE NON-ASPIRIN
Childron ^ ^ Afi
Chewable .... cf. ^ l **
KROGER FAMILY PRIDE
Aspirin
$^39
DECONGESTANT TABLETS ORa
Benadryl Capsules.
L'EGGS
UL
Tights
(24 CT. CAPSULES) OR
Panadol Tablets...
lenadryi
aWENATES SHOE ODORS
stinky
Pinkys .....
AMALOESIC
Biifferin Tablets....
PAM RBJEF FORMULA
Nuprin Tablets....
ALLERGY MEDICATION
Benadryl Capsules...
Ct.
TAMPAX
Petal
Soft.
32
Ct.
(COMPARE UP TO $3.99) ASSORTED EVEREAQY
Hearing Aid Batteries
OR
EDBBwith any new (LIMIT 2) prescription
*NOT TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER COUPON.
we think our prices are
THE LOWEST IN TOWN...
JUST ASK YOUR KROGER PHARMACIST.
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CL110 12 EXP.
S'! 97
CL110-24 110 Film
87
Kodacolor CM 135-24 35 MM Film
$
Kodacolor CVR-15 Disc Film
KODAK
Kodacolor CL 135-24 35 MM Film
Kodacolor CA 135-12 VR-G
*197
KODAK
KOOACOLOfl
CVR-15 Two Pack Disc Film
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09
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VR-G Film Two Pack
499
Tak off with KODACOLOR VR-G nin and saval
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TWO
Color Prints for the Price of one! Everyday!
Bring your film to Kroger for processing and youll receive a 2nd set of Color Prints
NUMBER
EXPOSURES
YOU PAY SINELE PRINT PRICE
YOU RECEIVE TWICE THE PMNTt
12
15
24
36
-$2.99 -$3.75 - $5.19 -$7.15
24 30 .48 -72
With savings
Gillette
99
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WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY (AEROSOL 7.5 OZ.) (PUMP 8 OZ.) (MOUSSE 5 OZ.) OR
L 'i:::
Whits Rsin Dry ldG3 Shampoo or Conditionor Solid
0 $
18
Oz.
99
1.75
Oz.
Dry Idea Aerosol
Dry Idea Roll-On
3.25
Oz.
99
OFF LABEL
Oz.
99
(ROLL-ON 1.5 OZ.) (SOLID 2 OZ.)
Soft & Dry Aerosol
Brush Plus
Shaving System
$470 $
Oz.
179
Ea.
439
Polaroid
Polaroid
m'
Polaroid ^ Polad_j^
600 HIGH SPEED FILM FOR 600 SERIES CAMERA
Polaroid 600 Film
$
Only
799
T-120 OR L750
FOR POLAROID SIX-70, PRONTO AND ORIGINAL ONE STEP-CAMERAS
Polaroid SX70 Film
$
Only
799
Tme-Zero
Supercolor
!fe
1
HHi
1
Poiaroid
L
Polaroid Video Tape
$
Only
399
T120 EXTRA SHARP COLORS AND SOUND
Polaroid SHG Video Tape
$
Only
588
KROGER CHARCOAL BRIQUETS
GREAT FOR FOURTH OF JULY PICNICS AND COOKOUTS.
Charcoal , Companion....oniy $7.99
ViBUrOUN
SymMaf PnMeaton..
THE VALVOUNE OIL RUSH
MOTOR OIL
^/^VE^Valvoline $50A .......
10W40
OUR LOW m PRICE , CASE
MFG. MAIL-IN REBATE
$500
YOUR FINAL COST
Vi^
Valvoline*^ ^^00 HD 30
OUR LOW Pin $^99
PRICE
CASE
MFG. MAIL-IN REBATE
YOUR FINAL COST
$500 $2^
3*X 5 AMERICAN FLAG SET
LJ
FLAO
3X 5 OUTDOOR OUALITY POLYESTER U.S. FUG. COMES WITH GOLDEN EAGLE ORNAMENT, 6 DOUBLE POLE. AND RUST RESISTANT STEEL HOLDER.
Only
STATUE OF LIBERTY MUG
20 OZ. HANDLED MUG BY ANCHOR HOCKING. A PERCENTAGE OF NET SALES GO TO THE FOUNDATION FOR THE ^
RESTORATION OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.
FASHION COLOR SAND CHAIR
MODEL FUR-025. TAKE IT TO THE BEACH, OUTDOOR CONCERTS. OR FAMILY OUTINGS. FoM ua
Baaeh Mat..!*.
Only
KELLER
MULTICOLOR
Mardi
Gras Chair.
Only
$688
15 QT.
Igloo
Playmate ..
GENERAL FOAM
28 Qt. Hard Side Cooler
OUB LOW PRICE
ISat
MFC
MAIL IN REBATE
VOUR PINAL COST
$1199
Only
TAKE IT TO THE BEACH
PG14 FCHKLMTilVWK
30 Qt. Foam Ice Chest
Only
$499
$119
MECO SIZZLER SMOKER GRILL
FULL SMOKER HOOD IS REMOVABLE WITH EASY GRIP WOODEN HANDLES.^
la^Smokar GrlN...Oniy $4.S7
PARAMOUNT
Cookout
Grill Basket . Only
RUSTIC OR BAMBOO
Paper Plate Holders ..
KANE
ASSORTES
BBQ
Toels...........
EMBASSY
CItranella Patio Candle. Only
$448
99
AIR MATTRESS WITHPIUOW
27"X 72."
RED. BLUE. GREEN OR YELLOW. GREAT FOR THE BEACH!
$149
<f^
SHEER ENERGY j SUMMER LIGHTS
ESPECIAUY FOR WARM WEATHER. A UGHT,
COOL TOUCH OF MX DAY MASSAGE."
Only
-.BASF
T120
Chrome
BASF
1750
cfirome
DISPOSABLE
Gerber
Be^e
DR. SCHOLLS
Hidden Comfort HaK Insoles......
DUTCH MASTERS
Panetela Two Pack....
T-120 OR L-750
BASF
Video Tape ...
For
Only
$449
ORTHO HOME PEST OR FLEA-B-GON GAL JUG
KILLS ANTS.
ROACHES. SPIDERS, -
AND FLEAS. FOR Our Salc Piice WEEKS'^ Less Mail-in Rebate
$6.88
2.00
Your Final Cost $4.88
Video Movie
Rentois-VHS
o
24 Hour Rental
EASY HOOK UP
VHS Player Rental
a a
LADIES, MENS, OR CHILDRENS ZORRIES
$4
ASSORTED COLORS. INFORMAL BEACH WEAR.
For
HART2i|
2
ca
\
Insect Repellent Spray.........
HAHTi
!2iftflOKi _
(OUMfoaoocs
MtUHMCMUms
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DOG OR CAT LONG LASTING
Hariz 2 IN 1 Collar.....
Can
Only
.1
FOR SUMMER THIRST
Sun Tea Gallon Jar
MORGAN 22 OZ.
Stadium Cups....
Only
For
$2M
' '{
$2ce
$169
NESTLES ASSORTED CANDY BARS ^
100 GRAND. CHUNKY. BIT-O-HONEY. OH HENRY. RASINETS, GOOBERS. MILK CHOCOLATE. ALMOND, OR ALPINE WHITE.
31
COOL OFF WITH KROGER'S WIDE VARIETY OF FANS
2 SPEED
9 Window Fan
Only EMBASSY
9 Oscillating Fan
$9488
Inly
Only
EMBASSY
6 Personal Fan
Only 3 SPEED
20 Breeze Box Fan
EMBASSY
16 Oscillating Pedestal Fan
Only
3997
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99
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SAVE *80 when you buy this Kenmore' large-capacity washer and dryer pair
Washer with cotton/sturdy and permanent press cycles. 3 temperatures. 2 water levels. White only.
Dryer with cotton sturdy, permanent press, touch-up, and air only cycles. Top-mounted lint screen. White only.
Gas dryers V*0 more Dryers require connectors, eirlra
16621
23741
SAVE $2t0 on the pair
8-cyde washer, self-cleaning lint filter. White; colors extra.
5-cycte dryer, Automatic Fabric Master system. White.
Washer
359
Reg $469 99 Dryer
279"
Reg $379 99
Colors extra Gas dryer $40 more
SAVE $250 on this pair
8-cyde washer. Dual washer'
Action' agitator, and 399"
2 dispensers. White. Reg $529 99* 5-cyde dryer, Wrin- Dryer
kle Guard* feature, 299"
drum light. White, was $419 99*
Colors extra Oaa dryer $40 more
m
3 water tempera- 2 water levels add
tures Cold rinses versatility Use less
can be used to help water lor smaller
you save energy wash loads
Large capacity to dry large loads Helps save you time and energy
Touch-up setting helps remove wrinkles from dry, no-iron garmenis
Sale starts Sun., June 29 ends Sat., July 5,
unless ottierwise indicaled 'Starts Mon June 30, in stores not open on Sun
Sears pricing policy If an item is not described as reduced or a special purchase, it is at its regular pnce A special purchase, though not reduced, is an exceptional value
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Celebrating Our New CenturyEach of these advertised items is readily availapie for sale as advertised
Delivery not included in sritmq pnces ol items on this piiqi*
(XJR LOWEST PRICE EVER
SAVE<W on compact -microwave
' Saves valuable counter space ' Solid state touch controls 2-stage memory Delay start I Variable power Digital display
Kenmore gas or electric ran^
A. Lift-up. non-drip cooktop and removable oven door ease cleaning.
Whitoonty
Kenmore gas range
B. Self-cleaning oven with lift-up cook-top, removable oven door
Each of these advertised iterns is 'eadilv available tor sale as advertised
Df iivi?'v not mcluaed i
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onKenmoie room ahconditioners
6,000 BTU/hr. Reg. $369.99349^
Kenmore High Efficiency units cost less to operate than our standard units with comparable capacities. Great buys; save now!
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Reg. $229.99 179
485-sq. in. total cooking area. Upfront (kjal controls, including push-button ignition. Wood shelves on front, sides and bottom. Not shown:
22,000 BTU LP gas gnil...........99.99
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Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.
Oelive*7 not mciuded in seilmg pnces of aems on this pagi
Featuring KENMORE appliancesquality, selection and
Twin Cfitpwrs provid* Mparat* stor-0* tor produc
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adjustable OyrielMIille epoiHM^
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BUY NOW...NO MONTHLY RftYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY
on Sears Deferred Credit Plan.
There will be a finance charge for the deferral period.
SAVE $60
11.6 cu. ft refrigerator-freezer
10.49 cu. ft fresh food section, 1.06 cu. ft freezer. Smal in size, big on storage!
White only 299-
Reg. $359.99
SAVE $150
15.1 cu. ft. refrigerator-freezer
12.13CU. ft. fresh food section, 2.96 CU. ft. freezer. With Power Miser switch.
White only 399
Reg. $549.99
SAVE $100 Kenmore^ chest 24151 or upright freezers
13151 15.1 cu. ft. chest or 15.0
cu. ft. upright, for extra storage needs. White.
Cheat, reg $399 99
Upnght, reg. $419 99
299
319"
$10 OFF
Versatile compact refrigerator
1.5 cu. f1. model is great for your home, school dorm room or office.
Reg. $99
*89
Porcelain on steel liner is durable and easytodaan
Iceinaker automat-icaNy rafWa bucket notayatotit
19L1 Oil. ft iomilig 6ldli)^9te
1Z72 cu. ft fresh food sedion and: ^ Rag. 1079JO 6.34cu.fLheeisraMin
Featuring porceiaiR interior Hner.
Power Miser swhoh. tsstured sisal doors, (cisrs. magnsOcgasfcils, Mh hingos. 3 interior shsisao, meat pan with ooid control. WMs; oohNt SRhe.
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restases
SAVE $70
19.0 cu. ft. side-by-side model with icamakar
12.4 cu. ft. fresh food section combined with 6.6 cu. ft. freezer section.
White only 649
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^tX>WE8T PRICE EVERICloseout!
1d-ln. color TV with 17-key remote
117 channel cable-compatibtity
Electronic quartz tuner
One-tMJtton color
19-in. dag. meas, picture299
Was $449.99
WMsquwiWMiast SmMKl TV raoipCon on li Mb thown Cabb-compatbb ilwns aro compati-bb Mtti many caWa tyatams Chech wtth your local company.SAVE *100
SHARPNESS
CONTROL
CABLE*
COMPATIBLE
17-KEY
REMOTE
Si.
ON SCREEN DISPLAY
1 YR./4-PR0GRAM TIMER
Stereo VHS VCR
119 channel cable-oompotible quartz tuner
27-function wlreleas remote
Dolby* stereo play/reoord, on-screen diapiay
HQ-high quaNty ptchae
429
HMCk, 1 StanM Grade
Reg. $529.99
SeaanriaAu|Hal2
TDK video caseetti 2-pad(,1 Standard Grade md 1 High^Srade VHS T-120 or Beta L-750.
17S5. sr 219
Reg.
$299.99 I a ^salaand. 13-In. color TV
Ideal second set. Super Chromix* 13-in. diag. meas, color picture.
nag.S29je Sale ends
July 12
Color TV with remote
One-button color, sharpness control. 13-in. diag. meas, picture.
Rag. S9999 Sab anda July 12
5-in. black and white TV
AM/FM/FM stereo radio. 5-in. diag. meas, picture.
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RCA console color TV with remote
127-channel cable-compatibility. 25-in. diag. meas, picture.
SS311
329
Reg.
$399.99 ___
VHS VCR With remote
-day/4-proaram timer. 107 charnel cahfrcornpali-bMity. 15-fimction remote.
#7541..99 149
Compact diac player
Programmable music selection with memory, search and auto repeat.
SMaidi. -
Reg. $119.99 709^ SabandiAug.2 * 9
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Dual tape for duplicating. Digml tape counter.
ACTO BMadaaaata
Reg. $16.99 ^99
SabandaJulyS l*V
Peraonal stereo
Stereo cassette player with headphones.
BUY NOW...NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY on Smmb OBftrrad Crtdit Plan.
^hBfO wiU bo a charga for ttia dafOrrad pariod.iASelection, quality and value ...ALL IN ONE PLACE!
$40 OFF OoniNt phono
700-ft. ranga wHh redial, volume control, security, desk/wan mountable.
$30 OFF Phone anowmor
Voice activated, remote turn on and single micro ! cassette system.
81091$
Etoctronictypopfflir ^4 ' with tpollliig corrklor ^
Foot and efficienNpoiail68^^ when you've misapelled word. Oaiey-wheei printing and 40-chapc^ oog^
Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised
Oenverv not inciuaed in semng pnces o( items on thts page
SHOP YOUR NEAREST SEARS RETAIL STORE
NC: Burlington, Charlotte, (Eastland, SouthparK), Concord, Durham, Fayetteville, Gastonia, QokJstxm), Greensboro, Greenville, Hickory, High Point, Jacksonville, Raleigh, Rocky Mount, Wilmington, Winston-Salem
iC: Charleston (Citadel. Northwoods), Columbia. Florence, Myrtle Beach, Rock Hill VA: Danville, Lynchburg. Roanoke KY; Ashland WV: Barboursville. Beckley, Bluefield. CharlestonItems indicated "larger stores only" are available in Barboursville, Charleston SC (Northwoods). Charleston WV, Charlotte, Columbia. Dutham, Fayetteville.Qreenst^, Rat^jh, Roanoke, Wilmington and Winston-Salem.
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SMtl$iacton guarnt0d Of your monty back Sssrs, Roobuck and Co., 1986
CeWjfatfftg Our New Century
LOOK HERE FOR MORE GREAT BUYSSALE STARTS SUN., JUNE 29*. ENOS SAT., JULY 5 omm.
*txcfll StOTM not on Sunday
Sears pricing policy If an item is not described as reduced or a special purchase, it IS at Its regular price. A special purchase, though not reduced, is an exceptional value
6/29/86
-'it
Your choice
A. $80 OFF Fireaest oak color rocker. Reg. $179.99
B. Vi OFF FIRM Luxury II twin * bedding. $199.99 in 1986
Spring Gen. Catalog
C. $M OFF twin brass headboard. Reg. $149.99
OSwr siMs alK on sale
Your choice
199*
A. $100 OFF Andrea swivel rocker. Herculon olefin velvet Reg $299 99
B $150 OFF Richmond II 2-way re-cliner Nylon velvet Reg. $34999
$150 OFF Solid pine bunk bed. Reg $349 99
Inclurtos ? mattress boards at no etra cost
Your choice
299
A $200 OFF Triplesoft 3-way reclinar. Olefin velvet. Reg $499.99 B /i OFF sofa sleeper Full-size.
Was $599.99 C $200 OFF dinette with 4 swivel chairs on casters, ^le includes 18-in. leaf. Reg^99.99
FurrvtuK- and twlOnq nr na avmiaMe n Asraanrt Cotr-cord. G'wwinip t*qf Pom) floct
HM Racky Mount StMdy ana WitMmwr
Save on plush and sculptured carpets INSTALLED!
Nylon pile carpeting in beautifully shadowed, soil-hidmg designs. Treated with Scotch-gard" Brand Carpet Protector. Touch of Ttndarness or Shadow Dalights. Iwi yo Reg. $24.99
Urigaring Shadows II. 0099 or Touch of Oistinc-lion. Premium soil-resistant nylon pile Reg. $35.99
Touch of Pride or Summer
Shadows. Reg. $16.99, 12.99
m yd. IfMtalM
installed
cueNon. 20 M) yd mnmum
SEARS
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SAVE 50% on 100% cotton Open Home bath towels
Reg.
$9 99
Indulge in softness and ab-sorbency with our thirsty all-cotton terry towel. A classic style in up to 10 solid colorsnow at fantastic savings!
$5.99 hand towel.....3.99
$3.49 washcloth......2.99
$14.99 coordinating bath rug, 22x35 inches ... 9.99
SAVE 50% on twin sheets, flat or fitted
$7 99 twin flat Of titled
399
Soft cotton and polyester blend Perma-Prest' sheets $9.99 full flat or fitted .. 6.99 $14.99 full flat or fitted. 11.99 $18.99 king flat, fitted . 14.99
Kmg size is avariaUe m larger stores only
Reg $19 99 50x84 m pr
Our lowest price of the year on Keri texture ready-made draperies
12
Beautiful textured draperies come in 15 sizes and 5 colors. 20-40% OFF Sherbet II reedy-made draperiee
Gently slubbed Sherbet II draperies come in 24 sizes and 12 colors. 50x84 in., pr. reg. $29.99 ...........19.99
Othar sizM ara on sala m 20-40% savings Pnoa mcludas drapary only Soma sizas. colors tpacial ordar only
Use Your Sears Charge Card
30% OFF All
boys and girls summer tops, shorts, rompers, short sets
40% OFF AI
swimwear
40% OFF Girls
4-14 sundresses
25%-30% OFF All
infant and toddler summer wear!
Come see these ^ and many more!
SHOWN:
A. Boys knit top, sizes 8-20. Reg. $5.99 ........ 3.97
Triple track, shorts, sizes 8-20. Reg. $5 99 .... 3.97
i. Girls tank top, sizes 4-6x.
Reg. $2.99 .......J.97
Colorful shorts, sizes 4-6x.
Reg. $2.99 ........ 1.97
C. Toddler boys'shorts stft, 2T-4T. Reg. $3.99 2.97
Style shown representative ol Sears assortment
*29 OFF 3-piece crib set *99
4-pc. suit gives you 6 great looks
So many ways to distinguish yourself at one lOA price' Vlix and rnatch the coat vest coordmat-i#g pants and second pair of contrasting color pants tc express your own style Cf stretch woven Dacron polyester m classic colors
50% OFF all spring suits
Mens suits are avaxaUe r Bartxxjrsviae BecMey, Bur-Inglon Charleston SC. Cfwleslon WV Chartone Coium-bia [Xjrtvim Faveflevile Greensboro HcKory. Jackson-vie Raieign. RoanoKe. VVitmmgion and Wir^ston-Satem
I
^ SAVE 37% Mens fashion underwear
Smooth pofyester and cotton to array of contemporary styles arx3 colors Stock up at this low pnce
2 pr *5
Rag. $3.99 pr.
*10 OFF Mens
dress shoes
The next step in mens shoes! Supple leather uppers with composition soles. Black or brown
Sun-dazzling swimwear at savings that shine!
Mtsses swInwSaf,
reg S24-S32
||99.|599
Jr swimwear reg. S20-S28
999.1399
*8-*l5 OFF Misses dresses to beat the heat
Reg $26 $30
>7
Reg $18 $22
197
Reg $35
1497 1997
All misses and jr's swimwear and beach covers now 30% OFF '
Styles shown are representative of Sears assortment
Save on a wide assortment of summer styles in a variety of great-looking stripes, prints and solids.
Styles shown are representative ot Sears assortmeni Not at) styles in ail stores
Clearance Sale! selected misses sleepwear and loungewear
Come see our lovely array of long and short gowns in cool, lightweight fabrics, romantic mini pj's, terry covers and rompers, more! Shown:
Nylon mini-pj with lace accents. Was $10. .4,97 B, Polyester and cotton terry cover. Was $12, 5.99
While quantities last Styles shown m sizes S M-L mini pj is XS-L
r
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SALE! Selected 14K gold jewelry
ALL 14K GOLD ALL 14K GOLD ALL 14K GOLD REG. $19.99 REG. $29.99 REG. $39.99
YOUB
CHOKE
YOUR
CHOKE
*15
While Quantities Last Jewelry entargad to show delait Available m larger stores only
1/3 OFF
3 All
H spring
exercise
wear
1199 ^ s'8
1 1 leotard shown
Now you can look
as sensational as
you feel in great-
fitting leotards!
Find Jacques
Morel, Goolagong
styles, and more!
$7 tights 4.59
Us Your Sears
JK
Charge Card'
i/3 OFF Spring casual
Enjoy runaway savings on your favorite sport socks! Indulge in feminine anklet socks in fun patterns, sporty tennis lowcut socks, more! One-size-fits 9-11.
hosiery 59.
Styles shown reg $2 50 $3
20 REASONS TO ENJOY THE OUTDOORS
SAVE 1/2
Sport tent
59
Square dome tent has rainfly and shock-corded frame for easy set-up. 7xl0-ft. base sleeps 3.
Reg. Si 199 in 1906 Spring General Catalog. WMe quantities last
SAVE 30
Curvilinear tent
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i ........ ' ' '
SAVE *50 Family dome tent
This hex dome gives your family plenty of space to enjoy the great outdoors! Features include urethane-coated rainfly and nylon floor, zippered screen door and storm flaps, and inside zippered rear screened window. Base measures 10 x 12 ft; center height is 6 ft. 6 in.
Rag $149 99 in 1M6 Spring General Catalog Wriile quantities last
Reg $129 99
8x10-ft. family tent has inside-zip window, full zippered screen door and polyethylene floor. Polyester canvas. Sleeps 4.
SAVE 30
Pak-A-Potti'
Compact, portable toilet has 4.5-gallon waste tank. With built-in tissue and deodorant dispenser.
AM Items on this page are not available in Ashland. Shelby and Williamson
SAVE 7-20 Bike accessories
$39.99* child carrier . 19.99 $21.99 bike carrier .. 14.99
In 1906 Spring General Catalog While quantities last
SAVE 50
FS 3-speed touring
QQ99
Was $149 99
Lightweight lug frames. 26-in. mens and womens.
SAVE *50
FS 600 BMX
Was $139 99 89^
Boys bike has frontrear caliper hand brakes.
SAVE M3 3-lb. sleeping bag
$29 99 in 1906 IfiM
RV SpwMlog While 111
quantitiMlMi ^
3 OFF Air mattress
Heavy duty vinyl, 29x 74 in. Reg. $9.99 O
5 OFF
Camping accessories
$24.99 propane lantern ....................19.99
$34.99 propane stove, 29.99
SAVE S
Buoyancy vest
Nylon vest in adult and children s sizes
14
Reg $1999
SAVE MOO
Jon boat
11 Vj-ft. jon boat has 3 seats riveted to sides and bottom
349
Reg $449 99
SAVE 40
15-lb. electric motor
15-lb. maximum thrust. 4-speed twist grip plus off position.
Reg
$139 99
SAVE 18%
All rod and reel sets
Choose from Garcia*, Zeb-co*, Shakespeare* and many more!
SAVE 50%
101-qt. ice chest
Polyurethane foam insulation. Reg.
$119.99*
In 1906 RV Specialog While quanlities Iasi
59
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4.
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Your choice: Highway . or All-Season tread
Select the SuptrGuard Radial or the WaatherWisa. Both offer two long-wearing steel belts.
Your choice P155/80R12
Wtnle quantities iast
>
42,000*mile wearout warranty
1 Radial
WeaiherWise Fall 1985
SuperGOard Fall 1985
Sale
1 whitowdii si/es
Gen Catalog
Gen Catalog ,
price
eech
pnce
1 price
PlS5 80Rt2
$56 99
$59 99
$29 99
P155 80R13
68 99
66 99
39 99
P165 80R13
71 99
75 99
42 99
P195 75R14
90 99
103 99
54 49
P205 75R14
93 99
107 99
56 29
P215 75R15
101 99
11599
60 99
P225 75fll5
103 99
11799
6199
Liimled lire iwearout narraniy for I miles specified See store lor deiaiis
SAVE 1/3
RoadHandler 45
Two rugged steel belts All-season capability
P155 80R13
45,000-mile wearout warranty
RoadHandler
Reg
SALE
45
eaci'
each
Pi 5580R19
S67 99
$44 99
P166 8CH13
.'4 99
49 99
P195 75R14
9-7 99
64 99
P205 '5R14
104 99
69 99
P215 75R15
11299
74 99
P225 75R15
119 99
78 99
Front wheel alignment
Reg S24 99 Mosi cars
1999
We check camber, caster and toe Set all adjustable angles to manufacturer s specifications.
Electronic ignition tune-up
34
Reg $39 99 4 cyi cars
New spark plugs, set timing, adjust carburetor
$44 99 6-cyl 39.08 $49 99 8-cyl 44.88
2-wheei brake service
59
Replace worn'disc pads, brakeshoe hardware
Rebuild usable calipers ... $10 each
Limited warranty lor as long as you own me venicte on wftieh they are installed See store lor details
SIMONiZE REBATE
... *i-r 4- ' .
Simoniz II car wax 14-oz. soft paste wax
Sears reg pnce 5.M
Less $3 mail-in rebate___ 3.00
YOUR COST AFTER REBATE^ 2.99
ALL Diehard batteries ON SALE
T-TTr-'T:-
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GE OFFER
^ "^"1
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SAVE *21
DieHaid car battery
5499
$75.99
with
trade
5876
SAVE 33% Halogen light offer
Round Sears reg pnce 11.99
2-light Sears sale price 9.99
system__Less >2 mail-in rebate 2.00
YOUR COST PER LIGHT
AFTER REBATE 7.99
Olhar Halogen lights also on sale
Jet-X OFFER
' i tgi'**' '* . . ''^
DieHarcfi
KIT WAX OFFER
at* -
w ntwwrwwio j
SAVE on Jet-X cleaning kit
power sprayer Sears reg price
nozzles, clean- Sears sale price
ing aids_Less $3 mail-in rebate
YOUR COST AFTER REBATE
PRESTONE OFFER
antifreeze
coolant
Sears reg pnce
gallon 4.S
Sears sale pnce
gallon 3.S
Less $3 mail in rebate on two gallons' 1.501
. .
^ i
14.99
12.99
3.00
" i
9.99
YOUR COST AFTER REBATE
049
fcGaHo
*Tafeiaur*
SAVE on kit liquid or paste wax
12-oz. paste or 16-oz. liquid Sears reg price Sears sale price Less mail-in rebate
3Cacai_^
4mn
Champion savings
!?Aa
SAVE on Champion plugs
89!
Regular
pluB
Resistor
plug
2-gaHon purchase required lor rebate
YOUR COST AFTER REBATE
149
Available in pkgs. of 4, 6 and 8 only.
525 amps cokJ cranking power* for cx)nficlent starting throughout the year. Sizes to fit most cars. $82.99 DieHard Incredicell, 69.99 $16 OFF DieHard for light trucks. Reg. $75.99 with tracje .. 54.99 $10 OFF DieHard Marine batteries $49.99 DieHard utility battery with
trade-in.............. 39.99
15% OFF all DieHard batteries for motorcycles.
*ln groups 24, 24F and 74
SAVE 20-30
Sears Best timing analyzer
Direct read scale. Inductive CQ99 with detachable cable. W%#R9
$99.99
$49 99 Craftsman premium timing light........29.99
SAVE 50
40-amp wheel charger
99*
fim
Rag
$14999
40-amp battery charger, 225-amp engine starter.
$44.99 8-amp charger, 34.99
mid summer I pi automotive# IIIiibi
SAVE *20 on cargo carrier
Add 15 cu. ft. of extra cargo CQ99 space to your car. Reg
$79 99
SAVE *5 on compact jack
IV2 ton capacityyet small enough to fit in trunk of most cars
$29 99
Heavy Duty shocks
$S 90
Bette- ride control than most original equipment shocks.
Heavy Duty RT shocks
-92!
Radial tuned for a super smooth ride on your radial (or other) tires.
SteadyRider RT shocks |099
2 Leac^ Radial tuned and temperature compensated for a smooth ride in any weather.
SteadyRider gas shocks
Req
$2799
each
Gas pressurized for superb handling, stability, braking control. $49.99 booster shocks, 39.99 pair $69.99 air adjustable shock absorbers..............59.99 pair
INSTALLED MacPherson Heavy duty cartridges for most
imports .........79.99 pair
Heavy duty struts for most domestic cars.........119.99 pair
Shock installation extra unless othennnse indicated Shock? in sizes to tit most cars
>AVE on Trapper oil filter
(elps protect engines from I gg larmful dirt and abrasive | Reg articles. *239
SAVE *50 on High Power ETR car stereo
AM FM cassette stereo with locking fast forward and reverse,
seekscan feature, electronic tuning and more.
$129.99 AM/FM cassette stereo with graphic equalizer, 99.99 ^ ,astaitaliirextra
/ ,. STP REBATE OFFERS
Reg
$t99 99
SAVE *5 on tow mirror
dr any time you tow a railer. Easily mounts on ight or left fender.
Reg
$t699
SAVE 50%! Refrigerant
For restoring air condition-ing system. 14-oz. can.
SAVE $2 $8 99 recharge kit 6.99
Rfl
$1 99
All Kraco speakers
Choose from our /j entire line of l/w wlr Kraco speakers
STP DIESEL Treatment
Sears reg. price 1.79
Sears sale price 1.29
Less mail-in rebate 50c YOUR COST AFTER REBATE
STP GAS Treatment
Sears reg price 1.39
Sears sale price 1.19
Less mail-in rebate Me YOUR COST AFTER REBATE
STP OIL Treatment
Sears reg. price 1.69
Sears sale price 1.49
Less mail-in rebate 50c YOUR COST AFTER REBATE
79'
69'
99'
dRFTSMAN lawn care
SAVE *400
M-HP yard tractor
1499
Bagger extra Reg $1899 99
Twin cylinder engine produces a smooth ride for you and cast iron sleeve gives engine longer life. Tight 33-in. turning radius. Bagger, reg. $249.99 ......... 199.99
CRRFTSMANiT . BmamnsoF
Limited two-year warranty see store for details
SAVE ^100
Power-propelled Rear bagger
279
99
Reg $379 99
3 5-RP power propelled rear-bagger. Large rear-bag catcher included. 20-in cut.
Craftsman lawn mowers feature;
Solid slate ignition ' Quick height adjusters Automotive-type air filter ' Mechanical compression release for easy starts ' Pressunred lubrication ' 2-position folding handle No-rust gas tank with filter RP nwins reserve powei
SAVE ^10-^20
Craftsman Power yard trimmers
A $49.99 Ve-HP Weedwacker*^ trimmer. 10-position adjustable handle. Semi-automatic line feed. 13-in. swath. .29.99
B. $79.99 %-HP electric edger-trimmer. 7V2-in. steel blade edges to %-in. depth. 5-sec-ond blade brake 59.99
C. $79.99 22.2-cc gas Weed-wacker trimmer. Solid state ignition. All position carburetor Semi-automatic line feed. 14-in. swath 69.99
D. $169.99 2.5-RP gas edger-trimmer. Adjustable 9-in. blade for edging and trenching. Edges to 2^4-in depth. 3 wheel suspension 159.99
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Craftsman rugged portable power tools
Save over 50%* H-ln. varlable-speed drill. Va-HP motor. 0-1200 rpm.
$59.99 H-HP dual-motion pad
Sander. No-load speeds 4000 orbits or strokes per min.
$59.99 7-In. circular saw. 1V2-HP motor. No-load speed 5000 rpm,
$59.99 V4-HP variable-speed sabre saw. %-in. blade stroke No-load speeds 0-3000 spm
'Savings basad on reg saparate pnces
FULL UNLIMITEO WARRANTY
SAVE *I20**220 on versatile Craftsman bench power tools
$499.99 10-in. table saw. 1-HP motor develops 2-HP. Cast iron table with 2 steel extensions
$599.99 10-in radial
saw. 1V2-HP nrotor develops 2V2-HP. Up-front controls 3-piece work table Leg set, casters
$599.99 12-in. band saw/sander. V2-HP motor. Cast aluminum table and frame With table extension, circle cutter
Rag separata pnces total Bench power toots require some assembly
Craftsman tool storage
$129.99 6-drawer steel tool chest. $169.99 5-drawer steel roll-a-way.
SAVE *50
Craftsman 100-piece mechanics tool set
Includes 4, U. and 2-in, drive tools, regular and deep sockets Reg $179 99
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$49 99 Craftsman 2-drawer portable tool chest 29.99
$24 99 Craftsman 10-pc screwdriver set
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$24 99 3-pc. ad|ust-able wrench set
$24 99 Craftsman 4-piece pliers set
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$29.99 7-pc. standard nut driver set.
Craftsman I'/^HP air compressor
Rag S3M99 349^
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$109.99 Craftsman spray gun..............79.99
PAINT SALE
SAVE! Watherbeater, Easy Living one coat paints
WaathertMMter 10 flat is a one coat latex that protects, beautifies extenor surfaces 40 colors 10-yr warranty.
Lirmiad warranty lot yaars indicated See store tor details
Waatherbaater 10 satin for a beautiful. durable, mildew resistant finish. 40 one-coat colors. 10-yr warranty.
Easy Living satin flat, 50 colors, and bright white ceiling. 10-yr. warranty. $18.99 semi-gloss 11.97 gal.
For ona-coat resutts an Sears onecoat pamls must be apphad as deeded
10 OFF Power Scraper"*
Wagner* paint tool with QQ99 tungsten steel blades to O v powerfully chip, scrape loose old paint.
SAVE *20 on all
Sears better vanities
Quality hardwood doors, frames and drawer fronts. Choose from 20. 24. 30, 36 and 48-inch widths. Sink-top and faucpt extra.
Sears bener vanities are part ol our kne ol Good. Bener Best vanrties
$149 99. Tub surround...............109.99
$169 99. Tub door, silver or gold-color finisb .............................. 99.99 ea
20-inch Reg S99 99
79*
iodm air conditioners
Kenmore High Efficiency units cost less to operate than our standard units with comparable capacities. Comfort Sensor feature. See these great values today!
7-inch, 2-speed fan values
Box fan. Reg. $12 99. Q88
Oscillating fan. 9 ea
Speoal purchase quantities kmitad
SAVE S-^IS on faucets
Washerless. For kitchen or bathroom.
$39 99 krtdten faucet wXh rinaer, not
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Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised
Reg $2999 to $39 99
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(1) U0IE8' GARDEN GLOVES. Floral cotton print wHh olMtic bifid.
42334N>-2$1.79.....................Your Cost SMS-IM
(2) MENS SURE GRIF GLOVE. 100% cotton canvas, knittod wrist, PVC dots on palm, thumb and lorollnoar. 423S00S$1.70.....................Your Cost St40-$.09
(3) TEKNOR-APEX CORONET SO' SIS NYLON HOSE.
1S2S4I02-4S9.0S ........ ..........
1S2S4)03-2$12.9S7S ...............
(4) TEKNOR-APEX CORONET SO V,' GARDEN HOSE.
182S4XI1-6S3.00....................
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Your CostlMr-$6.07 Your Cost SOiOr $7.07 ' 2PLY 100% VINYL
Your Cost S3rfr-$2.47
(9) TEKNOR-APEX AQUA-FLEX 2S DRINKING HOSE. 11264X17-3 67.S0....................Your Coal S64T $4.97
(6) L.R. NELSON BETA RAIN IMPACT SPRINKLER. Walor Sava arm oovars all or any part ol an 66 diamalar circla. AdiuslaMo pattamldlatanca.
1616002-6 61S.40 Your CosLSOrOT-$7.97
(7) LR. NELSON OSCILLATOR SPRINKLER WITH JETS. Hoart thapod cam allmirwlas puddling tor uniqua covarsga. 3,000 sq. H. maximum covsrags.
1016006-3 $16.90 Your Cost 6MOT-$10.96
(0) TRUE TEMPER GRASS SHEAR.
10360190 $8.9S ....................Your CoalSOitr-$4.97
(9| TRUE TEMPER LOPPER SHEAR.
1030016S $14.90 Your Cosimor $6.97
(10) WOODS WIRE 100 OUTDOOR EXTENSION CORD. 16gauga, 3-rtra vinyl Inaulatad.
4466001-1616.9S............. Your Cost $066' $0.96
(11) RYAN GAS-POWERED LINE TRIMMER. SInglo-llna Bump Hoad load, lor trimming a 17 swath.
10300020 $69.0S Your Cost $Z606-$60.90
(12) BLACK 6 DECKER 12 BUMP FEED WEED TRIMMER. 12" culUng swath. U.L. Usisd. 1 yaar warranty. Modal 62212 MaH coupon to B6D lor a $4.00 robalo good thru 7HSM6. 1762037-S$44.9S .................Your Cost S3M6'$32.90
(13) BLACK 6 DECKER 714 CIRCULAR SAW. 1% HP, 2-yssr warranty. Modal 7300.
4360O1S-4$37.9S Your Cost $29.90
(14) BLACK 6 DECKER UTILITY 3A VARIABLE SPEED REVERSIBLE M47 DRILL. 0-2900 rpm, 3 amps. 120 volts. Workhorsa drill. Modal 7144.
43600610 $29.05 Your Cost $25.07
(15) HUDSON UTILITY COMPRESSION SPRAYER. Galvanixad lank and pump. Foaluros assy-llll lunnal lop. 3-gallon capacity. 1002-003-2 $3295 Your CoslOUOT $10.90
(16) FLOWTRON 60-WATT ELECTRONIC BUG KILLER. Daylnlgbl luring powar wHh two 40-wall Mack llghls. MIrs $7.00 rabala good thru OOOMO.
17600020 $99.99 Your Cost $6664-$70.94
(17) ARROW 10x9 NEWBURGH METAL BUILDING. Full 6 max Imum paak haight. RMa-in door opaninga. Excaads all Na-llonai A.S.T.M. Standards lor slorsga buildings. Exclusiva 3-yaar warranty. Accapts all Arrow accaaaortas.
10530069 $329.00 Your Cost SmOT-$147.94
ARROW 10x14 NEWBURGH METAL BUILDING.
16530165 $409.00 ............Your CosLSaOOifT- $219.90
(10) ARROW BROOKSIDE 10x0 METAL BUILDING. Tall "rlda-ln doorway and 70% haadroom. Gambral root slyla lor mora cuMc laat ol sloraga araa. Exclusiva 6yaar warranty. Excaads all National A.S.T.M. standards lor sloraga buildings. Accapts all Arrow Phis accassorias.
1653007-1 $380.00 Your CosLS3266r $189.90
SORRY. NO RAINCHKKS DUe TO SCASONAL NATUK OF ITCMS!
(1) CAMEL Sxr NYLON MCKPACK TENT.
110040Mt1t.M.................Your CMtmi* HIM
(2) ACADEMY S7 TARPAULIN. PolyMhyiMM eoatM riptlop. TIflrapM.
100MSr-7t4J8....................YourCMlSMPt3.47
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(3) CAMEL 12a12 WNINO CANOPY 11004MMt29.M ...........
(4) CAMEL DOME TENT.
110IMNMt3t.M.................YowCMlt34.M-t2I.N
(6) COLEMAN 2-DURNER QAS CAMP STOVE. Mlr*t MM ratet* good Hm MM6.
112l4)0MI3t.M.................Yo<irCotlS33A*ni.N
m COLEMAN DOUBLE MANTLE QAS LANTERN. Mtfa MM robalo good MU MMM
112SM34t2t.N.................Your Coal S3MB-I23.M
(7) IQLOO 4S4MIART COOLER wilb romovablo food Iray.
12gOBS2-1t34J6.................Your Coal S2MP I1t.M
m MLOO LITTLE PUYMATE ICE CHEST. MIr'a MM robalo good Nnu 7/31M8.
12S04WB0S14.N...................Your Coal IMS - M4t
m COLEMAN 13J^LL0N SNO-LITE COOLER. MIr'a MM robalo good NU MMS.
112S4I1S-3S44.N.................Your Coal S3MS S34JS
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(10) COLEMAN 1-OALLON SNO-LITE JUO.
112M11-4I11.M...................YourCoolMSHMM
(11) OOn It-OALLON THERMAL JUO. Bbia.
12804WS4MH...... Your Coal S3JV--S2.M
(12) MLOO ICE 32-OZ. HARD PACK.
1M04I13-2M4S....................Your Coal SMS-11.4S
(13) FRANKLIN 4-PLAYER BADMINTON SET. 4 racfcala, poloa, alakoa, nol and abuMlocooka.
11M053-9S1S.M..................YourCoalSMM-MM
(14) FORSTER 4#UYER CROQUET SET. Mapio maNola. Dalla and alahaa, ptaaHc-eoalad arldiola. wood raek.
11I44014SMM........... Your Coal S3MP-110.17
(m REGENT UWN DARTSIJARTS. SkHKul aporl lor aduHa, no) a toy. Ineludaa 4 )aita and 2 largal rltiM.
13S2-OM-OMM....................YowCoalSI47-M07
(15) JACK NICKLAUS RIQHT HANDEO GOLDEN BEAR 3-PIECE WOOD SET. 1. 3 and S wHh Pormawood* lambiatod boada, Hghlwalgbl alaol ahaRa.
1322-032-2 S1M.M................Your Cool SSStM -l70.M
(17) JACK NICKUUS RIGHT-HANDED GOLDEN BEAR S-PIECE IRON SET. Ptodalon wolgMod wHb HghtawigM alaol abaNa. 3-0 and pNMdng wadga.
1322433011MM..............YourCoalS13SS-01M.M
(1M JACK NICKUUS GOLDEN BEAR GOLF BALLS. YaUow. 1 donn.
1322-041-3117.50 ...... Your Coal OSOf -07.07
(10) JACK NICKUUS GOLDEN BEAR GOLF BALLS. WbHo. 1 donn.
1322-0314117.M...................Your Coal SSlSP -17.07
(20) ZEBCO 33 CUSSIC* SPIN/CAST REEL. Modlum Iraobwalar.
1732-0904 SMOS........... .....Your CoalSUM-- I10.M
(21) SHAKESPEARE THE BOSS'- BAIT CAST REEL. MorNum Iraabwalor.
16704494037.05 .................Your Coal SSSOT-024.07
(22) PUNO 3-TRAY TACKLE BOX. ISHtofflparlmonla. No-llp
1S600004014.N ................Your Coal IB4O^07.M
(23) ZEBCO RODfflEEL COMBO. 0404 apbMUMl tool. 2-placa
rod.
1732-0204021.05 ..... ...........Your Coal 0M<S-012.M
(24) SHAKESPEARE SPINNING COMBO.
167S4334011.M....................Your Coat 0S4P-07.07
(29) SHAKESPEARE SPIN/CAST COMBO.
107S432-2 013.09 ..................Your Coal StOsOO -M M
(20) MINN KOTA TROLLING MOTOR. 4-apaad, 17-lba. ol Ibrual. Modal MW.
1SS3M14 0124.05 ................Your Coal JOS44 -0M.O4
SORHY. NO RAINCMiCKS Due TO SeASONAL NATURi OF ITCMSI
(1) MU8KIN QUICK SWIM POOL PACKAOE. CompMa wHh pool, flHor and Mdar. 12' Mamalar x 3 daap. 170M01-OS1M.96..............Your Coal S34SM--$138.90
(2) ERO SAMOA SWIM GOOGLES. Ad)uataMa.
1S6S022-6 31.49 .....................Your Coal 34^ 1.99
(3) ERO BETA SWIM COMBO. Snoffcal and maali. 1S48^133SJ0....................Your Coal 34i9P'33.97
(4) INTEX 3-PIECE MICKEY MOUSE POOL SET. Wading pool and 2 killataMa toya.
1622-001-439.96 ....................Your Coal S9kBf'65.97
(5) KRANSCO WATER LOUNGE
1276404-7349.96 .................Your Coot 39940?334.90
KRANSCO FIBERCLAO* WATER LOUNGE
12760094999.96 .................Your Coal OSO^O*-349.90
(6) INTEX 7rx30 DELUXE TANNER MAT.
1022-0094 39.96 ....................Your Coal 6944> 34.94
(7) KRANBCO FLOATING BABY SEAT. Foam floal arltti doth buckal aaat. TIp-prool.
1276402-1310.00 ...................Your Coal 69iOr- 36.97
(6) WHAMO SLIP'N SLIDE
14404014319.96 .................Your Coal 34F4r 314.97
(9) ERO UNIVERSAL SKI VEST. U.S.C.G. approvod. 1666426-7324.96 .................Your Coal 3*947^614.97
(10) ERO HORIZON UNIVERSAL LIFE JACKET. High MMUly oranga alwll with oNow Hnar. U.SC.O. approvad.
1699407-7 617.60 AduH.............Your Coat 3394r-69.97
1699409-661640CMMaMadhim ....YourCoal64B4r-69.97 1699409-3 61660 CMMa Small.......Your Coat 6U4T-6697
(11) ERO UNIVERSAL YOKE STYLE VEST. U.6C.G. approvad.
1699401469.00Adult...............Your Coal SfcOT-64.47
16994024 69.00 ChMiraMadluffl Your Coal 694T-3647
16994034 98.00 CMId'aSmaH.........Your Coal ISMFr6647
(12) ERO POLYESTER BUOYANT BOAT CUSHION. U.S.C.G. approvod.
16994044611.00 .................Your Coal 69i9r-69.90
(13) ERO CHILDS QARFIELD VEST. SmaH 30-60 Ria.
1609427-662340.................Your Coal 3334r 61697
MEDIUM 9040 LBS.
1999429-362340.................Your Cool 31347? 614.97
(14) ERO CHILDS "GARFIELD VEST. Undar 30 Nm.
1699429-162340 ............... Your Coat 634r- 61697
(16) ACADEMY 2-PERSON INFUTABLE BOAT. Emboaaod poly-vlnyl- 340 lb. capacity.
10044434621.96 .................Your Coal 61947 -61697
10044424 639.96 3MAN...........Your Coal 3344r 329.90
1004430-1611.60 JUNIOR............Your Cool SMT 66.94
(1 ACADEMY 2-PIECE PLASTIC OAR SET.
1004429467.96 ................;.. .Your Coal 6940^ 64.96
(17) ACADEMY JUMBO BELLOWS. PorlocI lor baach loya, boata or anything InHatablo.
100442S-1610.96...................Your Coal 634T- 66.97
(19) COLEMAN 16 CANOE. Mada ol RAM-X* uHraJiigh molacular waIgM polyalhylona. WHh Marina aluminum gun-nala, koalaon, aaal bracoa and moro. Maximum vmlght capacity 960 Ma. Mha 626.00 rabala good thru 9W66.
1129461-1634949 ..............Your Coal 638940- 6294.90
COLEMAN ir CANOE. Ml^a 626.00 rbala good thru 919166. 1129-96246369.96 ..... Your Coat 6394r-6274.90
(19) COLEMAN BLUE CANOE/KAYAKING VEST. SmalVMadlum.
1129-992463646 .................Your Coat 63944< 624.90
11239934 63649 LargaM-Larga.....Your Cool 63944'624.90
(20) COLEMAN CRAWDAD. RAM-X* conalructlon with con-lourad/rolnlorcod aguara Iranoom, corroalon-raalalanl aluminum IHtlnga. MIra 629.00 mbalo good thru 9I6M6.
112947946299.96 ..............Your Coal 634949?6299.90
11294764310.96 EASY SEAT.........Your Cool 694P'66.97
11239794 636.96 SWIVEL SEAT.....Your Coal 63944-- 624.90
(1) COLUMBIA PRO AM 10. Boyt 30 BMX wWi eoMtar brahM, Mack hand grips and saddle. 2 nylon, Mack and wMta chackad pads. Rad. Modal 5310.
7070-100-6 079.95 .................Yow Coal S0B:9ir-059.90
<2) COLUMBIA 26 LADIES' 3-SPEED BICYCLE. 3-apaad action, front and raar callpor brakes arith MilH In kickstand. Comfor-taMa saddle. Burgundy frame.
767IM)0M 099.95 .............. Yow CoatS99M'-079.90
(3) COLUMBIA 26' MEN'S USA RACING SHADOW 10-SPEED RACER. Qumwall tlraa, moldod gripa, dual safety lasars. Black.
7670-113-5079.95 .................Yow Cost S99M9'097.90
7970-1144 079.95 LADIES'..........Your Cost 099M-- 097.90
(4) KOLCRAFT 150 STEEL COIL INNERSPRINQ MATTRESS. Rost asswad parmafoam aN arowid. Music Thno pallam. 2144404-5039.95 ......... Your Cost OBBWr 024.97
(5) JENNY LIND EARLY AMERICAN CRIB. Singla drap sida wNh slandsrd drop rails, alaal staMNiw bw, standard springs and hangars. Mapla fMsh.
2090402-90129.05 ................Yow Cost OOBM*-009.99
(9H0) BABY DREAMS' CROSS STITCH PONY COLLECTION.
(9) SHEET.
2016409-909.95 ....................Yow Cost OEM'04.99
(7) DELUXE BUMPER PAD.
1010409-7 024B5.................Your Cost 0J949'016.99
,0) COMFORTER 9 PILLOW.
2010407-1022.95 .................Your Coal 0194B> 012.96
m jenny LIND HIGH CHAIR. Maple finish, rariMrabla tray. Comrarls lo youth chair.
2090403-1099.05 ....... Your Coal059r049.99
(10) KOLCRAFT TOT RIDER wllh Flip N Go Shield. JusI fHp the shMd Into placa.
21444274019.96 ...... Your Cost 01S49t 012.94
(11) STROLEE DELUXE CAR SEAT. Use from Mrth to loddlw, up to 40 Iba. RacMnas for napping. Sllvw Bhw. 2310-159-1059.06 .................Your Cost04947-044.07
(12) CENTURY NEWSTAR COUPE WALKER. Larga moldad plasllc tray wHh colorful play dials. Easy assembly. FoMa Hal Iw storage.
2046407-7031.95 .................Your Cost 0354t 019.90
(13) GERICO GERRY BEAR 3* BABY SWING. Reclining with rislMa lima bidlcalw.
2004406-2059.95 .................Your Cost 00349*039.00
(14) EVENFLO OMNI CARRIAGEATROLLER. Converts lo a carriage In seconds. Lets baby sleep whHe you stroll w lets him sH up. FHp^vw handia also lets you lace baby w Isis him saa forward in both the sirollor and carriage modes. Folds In seconds Iw storage or iraral. Large storage basket. Shock ab-
evento
sorbsrs. Coordinated canopy wllh wbidscraon. OraTihouldw harness.
2150425-1076.95 .................Your Cost 0594r-049.90
FROM OUR FRONT COVER:
(10) INTEX 3-PIECE MICKEY MOUSE POOL SET. Backyard wading pool and 2 Inllatable toys.
1622-001-400.95 ....................Yow Cost OMP-05.97
(11) PENN HEAVY-DUTY ORANGE TENNIS BALLS. Can of 3.
1390401403.65 ....................Yow Coal$149-0140
PENN HEAVY-DUTY YELLOW TENNIS BALLS. Can of 3.
1390402403.95 ....................Yow Cost 0149-01.90
PENN HEAVY-DUTY TWO-TONE TENNIS BALLS. Can of 3.
1390405-703.09 ....................Yow Cost 0149-01.99
PENN REGULAR-DUTY YELI.OW TENNIS BALLS. Can of 3. 1390-9S1-2016S....................YowCosi 0149-01.90
(12) COLEMAN 44MLL0N OSCAR COOLER. PMyWa coolw wHh uralhana Insulallon. Mb's 04.00 rebate good thru 9I9M0.
11264524010.95 .................Yow Cost 019e99 -012.94
(13) RCW 40UART ELECTRIC ICE CREAM FREEZER. Uses table saH and rogulw Ice cubes.
*0294094023.90 .................Yow Cost >19:99-014.94
(14) CHAR-BRdL TABLETOP GAS GRILL. 12,000 BTU stainless steal bumw.
10604294039.99 Your Coat 02949 026.90
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(1HS) SAMSONITE Advinlae* Luggage. HardsMe catea: durable, llghlwelgM. key locka. SoHaUe cacee: cell meiHMng nylon lippera, adjustable shoulder straps. Qrey.
(1) 46" Qarmant Bag. Intarlor/axterior pockets.
S87S-397-S $80.00 ...............Your Cost S64i8r $39.04
(2) 26" Cartwheels* Case.
5678-309-4 $67.00 .................Your Cost SAMT $42.94
(3) 20" Carry-On. 2 lull opening compartmenta, bale handles. 5676-3960 $62.50 .................Your Cost 634JT-$29.96
(4) Beauty Case. Mirror, compartmentalized removable tray. 5676-3960 $53.00 .................Your Cost $2ZOT-$24.90
(5) 29 Cartwheels* Case. Recessed wheels, tether puH strap. 56780000 $100.00 ...............Your COSL66400--$49.96
(6) MONARCH Jacquard Nylon QarmenI Carrier. Navy, with side zipper and one hanger.
5792-064-7 $13.95 ...................Your Cost690f'$6.99
(7) MONARCH Tubular Chroma Finish Luggage Caddy.
5792-0650 $17.95..................Your Cost $906--$7.99
(6) MERCURY 30" Black Vinyl Footlockor.
$788001-5 $25.00 .................Your Cost $4600> $17.96
(9) AMELIA EARHART Express 440 4-Plece Luggage Sol. 40" garment bag, 21 carry-on and 16 foto bag nest In 26 pullman. Navy/Burgundy.
5530009-9 $200.00 ................Your Cost $B90r $59.94
(10) BAUSCH A LOMB Metal Ray Ban Aviator Sunglasses. 6406001-5 $48.00 QOLO Your Cost $2907^ $25.97
OtYMlHlS WEATHERPROOF
(11) BAUSCH LOMB "Aviator Ray-Ban Sunglatses. 6406004-9 $45.00 BUCK...........Your Cost UBOr: $25.97
(12) BUSHNELL 7x35 Wide Angle Sportvlew Binocular. 500' IMd ol view. Inchidas rubber ayacupt and caae. 413-7367. 6404012-4677.95 .................Your CosUWOT-$44.97
(13) STAR-0 7102T Tripod. Sturdy channel lag design, t-touch fHp lever locks and 2-way, 2-stop camera platlorm gear driven contour column. Retractable rubber leg 11^.
6556-1460 $47.95 ............... . Your Cost $a90T $24.97
(14) ANSCO Telephoto AuloSansor Flash Oise Camara with molor-drlve and bullt-ln cover/handle. AuloSansor circull automatically Hashes bullt-ln electronic Hash. 1-year limHad warranty.
65040230949.95 .................Your CoslSSMT $24.97
(15) VIVITAR PS-35 Auto-Focus Camera. Inlra-rsd locusing. 35mm H3w6 lens; auto loading, motor Him advance and rewind. 6648004-7 $139.95 ................Your Coal $3400-$69.90
(16) PENTAX AF-200S Electronic Flash. Auto exposure up to 23' and Ihyrlalor circuitry lor laal racyctlng. 2 automatic ranges plus manual. Dedlcaled to Panlax wHh capablHty.
6566037-1 $75.00 ................ Your Coal $S6i6r $54.95
(17) PENTAX A3000 Camera. Automatic 35mm SLR wtih auto Him speed setting. Hbn loading with bullt-ln winder, sell-llmer and backlight compensation.
65660500 $315.00.....................Your Cost $199.97
(16) ANSCO 110 Tele Camera with auto winder. 2 lenses: regularllelepholo, bullt-ln electronic Hash. Power Motor Drive
shoots a series ol pictures - FASTI
65040160 $29.05 ....... Your Cost $160P $15.07
(19) SIQMA 75-210 Zoom Lens with lens case.
6644096-7 $250.90 Canon Mount Your Cost $4490r-$99.97
6644097-5 $259.90 Minolta Mount Your Cost SUOOT-$99.07
6044096-3 $259.00 Nikon Mount Your Cost OUOOP- $90.07
6644099-1 $259.00 Panlax Mount Your Cost $U60r $99.07
(20) FOTIMA SLR Camera Bag. Waler reslslant ballistic nylon, velcro dhridars.
66440680 $34.05 ........... Your Cost $140P> $12.97
(21) OLYMPUS Inllnlly (Quick Flash) Wealhor Prool" Electronic Programmed 35mm Auiolocus Lens Shutter Camara. Auto loadingltllm windlng/slopfrewlnd. Built-in smart Hash automatically liras In low light situations - powsrsd by consumer teplacaable lithium battery pack with super last rscycle time ol 1-2 seconds. OX Coded, l -yesr limllad warranty. 6622-022-9 $229.97 Your Cost $149.97
(22) MINOLTA Msxxum 1800 AF Flash. Total automaticHash photography with the Maxxum camera. Precise auto locusing In low Hghl conditions. 1-year limitad warranty.
66384)78-3 $68.00 Your Cost $60r $65.97
(23) MINOLTA Maxxum 5000 Camara with built-in auto locus. Auto multi-program selection (AMPS), advanced touch control panel lor ease ol operation, built-in motorized Him control system, auto locus TTL program Hash operation, 2/5 year IlmHsd warranty.
0638-077-5 $491.00 Your Cost S260.9P-$279.97
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3443411-7 3100 WMo
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Your Coot 334'3304 YourCOol3l4r-3304 Your CoaUBtOr-3304 Your Coounwr-3304
YourCoaUl^SI.IO Your CootBMT-31.14 Your Coot SS4r-31.14 Your Cool 334r-31.10
2% StTAWMIlWlAMgyiTigHlft.
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3255402-2 33.10 Rod.................Your CooLOIWr 3347
32434034 3344 YoBow Your Coot 3li4r 3347
32434044 3344 WMto...............Your Coot 334Pr 3347
m 130Z. NAVY-BANO COOLER.
3243403431.44 .....................Your Coot 31^-344
3244404431.44 Rod .........Your Cool 31^ 3J4
3255407-131-44 WMto................Your Cool 3*<1f -344
32554044 31.44 YoBow...............Your Coot tU< 344
m 12"iir OVER-TNE-SINK CUTTINQ BOARD odth oirainor.
2403431350..................Your CoM3*4<4r-3347
m NNNARK STAINLESS STEEL FRENCH FRY CUTTER. Cfuoino ptotod Strtnp-atylo or raouiar Moa.
2444044 4 310J4...................Your Cool SM-3347
(10) HIMARK 104IECE STAINLESS STEEL WOK SET. Oaboo Orloidal aot wttti ooppar botloin. tncludaa urab body and Bd. 10" oooblng ring, aNMoaa alaol ladia and tumor, l% In
Your Cool
334'31.1 Sir 31.1 Your Cool S3B'3144 Your CoolM^-31.44
Your Coot S34T-31.14 Your Cool SMT-31.14 Your Coot3Mr 31.14 Your Cool S14r31.14
filal aot 101 eopoar b oooblng ring, alainlooi mor, 14*' eooidM cliop aaro. Incbidaa Cntnaaa
I cliopotioba, r ttoo poddM, 100 bamboo I roelpo boobloL
2444 011732343 .................Your Coot 344i4r-31447
11) REQAL 3PIECE CAST ALUMINUM COOKWARE tOi PoraalalHCtad oatartora. InctudM 1 4 Stuart , 5%-guart Outcb oaon, 4" 3 11" opon fry
a
3734444317375................Your Cool S4> 34347
(12) TNERM04ERV SALAD BAR. EacR ol Ora 7 Indbddaol eom-I boo Ha on anapon Bd and aurrounda a aupor-olm
...........Your Coot S134< 315.47
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(13) ANCHOR HOCKlWnBKE MICROWAVE POPPER/ 8TEAMERIR0ASTE3 Baao, raeb and covar comploto llh raolpo boeklaL
2^^3131345 ........ Your Cool 330> 37.99
(IM^HOR HOCKINQ MICROWARE' DIVIDED DISH ith
....................YourCoatS44<U99
(19 ANCHOR HOCKINQ MICROWARE' BACON RACK.
2552411-53445 ....................Your CootS4'33.99
gM^CHOT HOCKINQ MKROWARE' ir ROUND BAKING
2552-01443445 ................. .Your Coot SAM'33.99
(17) CORNINQ WARE VISIONS 50UART SAUCEPOT llh FREE lint eoMiod aaucapaa
2040-73/432445 .................Your Coat S134P-31747
(19 CORNINQ WARE FRENCH WHITE SERVINQ SET. In ehidoa 2%-guart eorarod round and oval caaaaralM and ^-guatl opon oval coaaarala an Hh ehromo aotvinB eradlos EloganL durabla eoob/aotvoar Mi iMcrowavo duiabllHy Qooa hom Irooior to ovon to labio.
2443-733134445 .................Your CoaLS334r-324.9?
(14H21I CORNINQ WARE 3PIECE BOWL SET. Nonporou^ gloM daoon*! stain or abaorb odora and gooa to tlio mlcroaf
2440-7344 314.45 .................Your Coal T11J7- 311 n
g1) 44IECE BOWL SET. Bluo RaMtNNv.
2040-7334319.45 .................Your Coal 3*44r $11
(1) QENERAL HOUSEWARES 7-JAR ENAMEL CANNER. 3674SQ4-S lists.................Your CoMUtWT-110.97
(2) ENTERPRISE 6-OUART SPAQHETTICOOKER/FOOD BLAN-CHER. Functions as Manchar, coiandsr, Franch fryor, macaroni/spaghoM cooksr, saucs pol and ogataMa rinsar. 26tMM-7S11.9S...................Your Coatltitr. 17.97
(3) ENTERPRISE 7-JAR COLO PACK CANNER. 20-Ruart capad-ly-
2994-990-6 mso.......... Your Coal SMi9rr$9J7
(4) PRESTO" 17-OUART ALUMINUM C00KERA:ANNER Mh alaam gaugs. Air aanucovor lock systsm. CooMng rack inciud-sd.
390S0794199.90 .................Your Coal SM49'149.97
3909079-21111J922-Ouart.........Your Cost MtiOT-189 J7
(5) PRESTO" 40IUART STAINLESS STEEL PRESSURE COOKER. Air onUcoaar lock systom. Rack Inciudad.
39090760199.99 .................Your Coal tOT-134.99
39090770177.99 9-Ouart...........Your CostidMT-130 J9
(9) MIRRO" 12-OUART PRESSURE COOKEWCANNER. Ragulalas ptoasura al -6, -10 or -IS lbs.
3792014-7199.96 ............ Your Coal 14909 139.99
(7) PRESTO" 1S0UART CANNER. Reglalos prosaura al -5, -10 or -IS Ma. Air onUcovor lock syslani.
3900073-6179.00 .................Your Coal 14909 139.97
(9) WEST BEND ELECTRONIC TIMER. Pockal-aliad baWary oparolad Iknar haa handy dip, nagnal aland and hanging hola lor use anywhara. LCD display. Modd 40006.
41400490S1&06...................Your Coal 3909-19.98
(9) OAZEY MS-1 MICROOEAL. Compad, mieion>aa accassory 10 uaa on counter or ataS Sada 9 sandarieh baga and doaas nuMl dhor plastic lood arrapa. Includaa E-Z FW huuid, 9m20 roH d nHcroamva sala pouch matarid and ZIpp Pouch oponer. Spaca-tadng design and hiN cord slorago.
39300940 S10OS..................Your CoaHUOr-19.99
(10) ENTERPRISE 14-QUART DISH PAN arlth hanging hdo. 2904-999-31900 ....................Your Coal MOT 63.49
(11) ENTERPRISE S4XJART ALUMINUM COLANDER. 2994096016JS....................Your Coal J30T-12.99
(12) ENTERPRISE 1-PINT DIPPER.
2994099011.79 .....................Your Coal MOriJO
(13) FOLEY FOOD MILL FOR CANNING.
26690010612.60 ...................Your Coal IBitr 6707
26690092619.96 ..................Your Coal tiaor-60.97
(14) WARING FOOD DEHYDRATOR. Fbissl moans ol lood dohydmlion. Foods dry naturally, only the ardor la ramoaad and lharo's no naad to aroiry about spoHags, praaaraatlaaa or
4132-0400606.99 .................Your Coal 66409-649.99
(IS) PRESTO" FOOD STRAINER 9 SAUCE MAKER. Aulomdlcally saparalss paaHnga. saads and cores. Indudas rsgdar alrahilng scraon lor moat hulls and agataMas phia an silra-llna sciaan lor barrios.
39099496639.96 ...............^ Your Coal 62909 629.09
(Id GOLDEN HARVEST KHJART MASON JAR. I case.
2076003-266.76 .............Your Coal 6999-64.29
30790040 6906 Wida-Moulh Your Cool 6949 64.99
(17) GOLDEN HARVEST 1 PINT MASON JAR. 1 case.
29790014 64.79 -------- Your Coal 630T 63.59
29790030 66.96 Wida-Moulh .........Your Cool I40T 64.20
(11) GOLDEN HARVEST JAR LIDS. 12 pack.
29790096 6J9....................Your Coal 6J9^.S9
29790093 61.60 WMa-Mouth Your Cod 614r-6.99
(1M FOLEY COATED JAR LIFTER.
26590094 63.99 Your Coal 6l0ri2.3t
(20) ENTERPRISE QUART JAR FUNNEL.
2994-1940 61Jt.................... Your Coal 609^6.50
(21) FOLEY MEASURING CUP SET. SIdnlass tied. 2659034066.97 Your Cost SOOT-63.40
(22) FOLEY JAR WRENCH.
2559014-2 U.9S .......Your Coal 634T 61.49
ID TOASTMASTEN EASTAY TOASTEIl I _
bwidt yM non oowptct oiiMM*. ItelMiiiM* hmimoMnnmmm. MoM iTOT.
4072-OtM tIOJO..................yoMrCaMStDM**MLM
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NVviM.
N20*1tMt3SJ6.................VsMrCMttlM^tlUtffl^NBEAM CAN OKNEIMN^E SNARKNEIL McM
40231-1|irJ6............ rufCtoltlMriMBAUTOMATIC ISCUMTY LAMA TM^WwitorMltiitowMMMiy toiiwMiitowmUMMi tor<Mto 10 PtoH dhwMy Into mB mNM. ModM BT1B.
0T4BB114t1MB ................ TOMrCMifBtBE'IBJtW.WA. 3H-QUAIIT STONEWAIIE SLOW COOKEIL WmI owr^orbi^1040 000-1021.01 .........................VmtCmIBBJO
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400*. ModM OCFB. Mtr** 13.00 iBM4..................VowCeMBBMBrilfcOO
HAMILTON BEACH
(7) PRESTO* 11- ELECTRIC FRY PAN. HMy CMt atomkMim taM Id OlMMMid CmI* KMi-aUcIi intortor. PimIo Cwitral Maator* liaal coiHreL Modal 00012.
3000001403840 ............ Your Coal 03340*31043
m HAMILTON BEACH 7-SPEEO LOW SILHOUETTE BLENDER.Inetodaa 40o>. ahatlarpiool cootolMr and buW in moaaiMlns guMa. RaaaovaMa cmung imN for oaator ctoan-up. Almond. OtodalOOOAL
3700*1084033.08 .................Your Cool 01040* 01748
m HAMILTON BEACH MILK SHAKE MAKER. Mix dilnka, pan*
cakaa, aauooa, OBBO ato. EaloY too croom parloralyia mM
ahakao al homo la mlnutoa. Modal 727.
3700*1184 03048 .................Your Coal 03444* 021 .tt
(10) SUNBEAM -BURST OF POWER MIXMASTER HAND MIX ER. frapood Ml mIxliiB b<Mo. puohbulton haator latoaaa, fuH mix haatora and ramoaabla cord. Atowwd. Modal 03078. 4038*1024038.08 .................Your CooUaOMT 02140
(11) HAMILTON BEACH FOOD PROCESSOR. Low aNhouolta doaign wMh dual MMMow apaada. ontoN momantaiy awNcIi, atoal cNapptoB Madaa Rh comblnatten diac and atoltilaaa In* carta. Modal 702AL
3700*108407148 .................Your Coal 03040^034.00
(12) SUNBEAM WORLD TRAVELER IRONfSTEAMER. Shot ol
atoam laaiura tor tough wrlnklaa. compact handto lor portablli-
ly. aoN-eloanlng. Uaaa lap atar. Modal 10060. 4O30-227-tMJ5.................Your Cost S2U4^tiflft7
(13) HOOVER -SPIRIT CANISTER VACUUM^jghiwlSl
~9toor nooto, 3-poaHion bmah, dual hdmma adgoctoanlng and daaign-lntagralad handto. Includas altachmanla. ModM S320S.
24404024010048 ................Your Coat 07040^074.07
(14) REGINA CORDLESS ELECTRIKBROOM* . Faoluring quIcL ^ pmmr. axchiatoa doubto NHrallon ayalorm ba^ tortargartaMu^
.................YOMfCoiltUli tl7 9Q
-TRIKBROOM- . Modal^ 24704874 08448 ...............Your Coot 03344'* 020.99
(15) HOOVER CONVERDBLE UPRIGHT VACUUM CLEANER
P^ 44 ^ motor. 8<pm,l diapoaabto bag. 2-poaH^ aB^manL FuBtlma adga cleaning. 16 cord wMh wrap, lur guard. Stool aghalor, no-ahock hood. Modal U44I3. 2448111*1 084.88 ................Your Coal48348- 084.97
(1) CLAIROL STYLE MAKER PORTABLE HAIR SETTER. Owl raNaga Wi > imdium tin roHart that haat to 90 aaconda. Modal PTC4.
360A0644t31JI........ Your Coat SWiSr si6.M
(2) WINOMERE HOT CURLINO BRUSH. Curia, ahapaa. tIralgMam and adda body. Dual haat aatttoga, raady dot to-dieator. Modal HCB-1. Mlria 12.00 rabala.
413044tS0.M....................YourCwlSMP-S4.N
(3) WINOMERE SKINNI-MINI CURLINO IRON. M pancH thin banal lor tha UgM, curly look and ahort hair. Modal SM1C. Miria S2.00 rabala.
413S4I12-2M.W....................Your Coal S4JS-S3.N
(4) CLAIROL BIKINI SHAVER LIQHTWEiaHT wHh alhn handlaa and riMiUMaMt tiawtiui kw hwl In trh QWt
cNppar aHmlnalaa ptochaa. nicka and cuta. Modal BS-1. 3004OSt2S.SS.................Your Coal SMSt-SISM
(5) NORELCO TRAVEL CARE CONVERTER/ADAPTOR KIT. 1600 oiaH conaartar lor 110 oH AC amaR appSancai ralad 50-1000 uraMa. 5 color-kayad adaptor ptupa lor arotldwldo uaa. Modal TK1.
3S20O21-0S21JS.................YourCoalSU>WP-S14.lt
() WATERPIK" IN8TAPURE WATER FILTER lor doarar, claanar lap anlar. 0F2C. Mlria $4.00 rabala.
3SS24I07-0 $21.05.................Your Coat $t00 -$13.09
REPLACEMENT FILTER. 0R2C.
3532-100-70100 ..........................YourCoal$14$
(7) VIDAL SASSOON MINI TURBO STYUNQ DRYER. 1200 waN compad tonal dryar umh 1201240 Dridwida oHaga. 2-haala/2-apaada. Modd VS211. Mfria $100 rabala ptoa a $2.00 BONUS.
307IW154$14J0...................YourCot00h$0J2
(0) WAHL* MULTM:UT BUDOEr CLIPPER KIT. Indudaa muHI-cut dadro^nagnatlc motor cNppar, 4 dtachmant comba, barbar comb, adaaoia. dtopar oH and Inatrudlon book. Mh'a $9.00fobalo.
4120-950-5 $2100.................Your Coal SMWO'$14.00
m martin 25-pint ^HUMIDIFIER. Ramowa up lo 25 pinta ol molatura avary 24 houra. Modd DH25.
3790001-0 $290.95 ..............Your Coal OlOOdO'$179 JO
37904024 $390JO 42-PINT Your Coal S240dS> $229.90
(10> POLLENEX DIGITAL BLOOD PRESSUREffKILSE KIT. BP-1000. Mh'a $100 rabala.
3500472-7 $09.95 .................Your Cod $UP*$29.07
(11) LASKO ir 34PEED ELECTRICALLY REVERSIBLE WINDOW FAN. Adapta to atandard douMo hung wlndowa 27 to 37 nlda.Modd2155A.
3770400-7 $54.95 .................Your CwlS44jr $39.99
(12) WINOMERE ir DELUXE OSCILUTINO STAND FAN. 3-apood puahbutton controla, chroma pialad aalaly grOto; ad-jiiifibit Mcfc wiQhi for full room or tffrocUoiiot oscWolloit. ModdlOOl
4130405-5 $50.95 .................Your Coal OSOiOT -$34.97
(13) WINOMERE ir OSCILUTINO FAN. Sapood poahbuNon controla, chroma pialad aalatygrWa;ad)wMb(anadi angla lor M room or dboetlond oacWMIon. Modd NR12.
41304034$29J5.................Your Cod StM9*$1194
41304044 $30.9510 .............Your Cod $aOrOr$24.94
(14) LASKO 20 BREEZE BOX FAN. 2-spood. Modd $711 37704024$29J5.................VourCoM$ahOr-$17J7
(15) ENCON 4T CRUSADER CEIUNO FAN WITH LIGHT. Anil-
qy BrtM.
3542405-7 $79 J5.................Your Cod $304'$3197
(10) ENCON sr CASANOVA CEIUNO FAN. FhMh mount lor gradar elaaranca. Raaaralbla Madaa. anatgy miaar motor. Sopoal AnUquo Braaa.
98424014$00J5.................Your Cod S00iH $30.97
POLISHED BRASl
30424024$00J5 .................YourCodS49<Bf'$30J7
(17) ENCON FROSTED TULIP 4-LIGHT FIXTURES. AnUqw Braaa.
3042412-3 $29.95 .................Your Cod SdMT $1197
POLISHEO BRASS.
3042-940-2 $29.95 .................Your Cod 1M^-$1197
(1) OE Starao CmmM* Playw. UgMwalgM. 3 ptnMMiMon opmlion. M-M1S. Mlf* $100 ratMt* good thru 12fl1/M. OaOO-HO-S tilts.................Your Coot $410r-$1107
(2) QE Mim AMiFM Elictreflic Olgllil Clocfc. Wako-HMmnle or imidc wHh dolayod alwm. AdiutloMo sloop toHldi. Snooi-Alorni* clock. BuNl-lnlliiio^Mldformomontarypoiwrlollim. Modd 7-4020. Mir'o tlOO robalo good thru 12/31M. 0000-2004 $24.06 .................Your Cool $14.07-^ $1107
Ponoblo Radio. 2-way power wHh auto AC/DC swHcMng. 3 dynamic spoakor. BuMI-ln AFC on FM. 2 antennas. 07-2000. MIT's $100 robalo good Hmi 12ail
000^^3$1105.................Coal $l04f^ $1107
(4) QE AM/FM Storoo Haadsal Radio. BuUI-ln AFC on FM. LIghlwoIgM porformancs sisroo hoadphones. 07-1021 Mir'o $3.00 labsla good thru 12/31M.
000^^1 $10.00.................Your Cosi $14Pn $1107
m OE OupsrRadIo II. Hlghjwrlormanca FM/AM portaMo wHh
3-spaakor sound. Tunad RF on AM and FM. Caramic IF nNor plus IF lunod clieults. Swttchablo AFC on FM. 2 Mtra4ong anionnas. 07-2000. Mir'o $100 robalo good Hmi 12niMl
0000-207-2 tOlOS..................... .Your Cost 044J0
(0) QE Oaluxo Full Foatura Eloclronlc Digital Cloeh wllh now 'Touch Pad" Eloctrode Controls. Forwardirosorso Unw and darm sd plua no worry" bdlsry back up sydom. SOO mw RMS audio output power. 07-4002.
0000410-0054.08 .................Your Cost laOJ* $310012
(7) TECHNICS FortaMa INglld Compact Olac Playor. Ilslap random aeoaas programming. Fbia laeua dnglo baam oyotam. Frldlon haa 4 wira auapomW 08L-XF7.
00004004 0300.00 ..............YourCoaUiWOiOr $100.07
0000400-7 $50.00 BATTERY PACK..........Yow Cod $4047
(0-19 EMERSON 10 Eladronic Tuning Cdor TV. 12 alaHon prood dkad accass oladronic lunhm and Instant ana button sidlon access. Auto Hna tuning. Extamal 75 OHM anionna terminal. AC/12 soN DC poumr opordlon.
(0) WHITE. Modd ECllwT
07404434 5340.06 ..............Your Coat laOQ.OT-$100.07
m "ED. Modd EC10R.
07404304 0340.86 ..............Your Coat SaoOiOT-$100 J7
(10) PINK. Modd EC12P.
0740444-20340.05 ..............Your Coat |2mor $100.07
(11) ESC AM/FOUFM Starao Radio wHh Casadla Raeoidd.
4-apoaksr systsm, saparata MI/HgM soturna controls, tons control, daraoknono swNdi, talaaeapa anionna, AC/DC. 07004244 00100 0C400...........Your Cod SOOMT-$3107
(12) STEWART AM/FM Btorso Haadphona Radia. 2 eusMonod mylar spaakara, lataacoping FM antanna. IRH-Sl 0000400-7 $20.00 .................Your Cad $3MPr-$1407
(13) SCOTCH' EXO Camom Cassotto wNh exdudsa Static Barrld'* baekeoatlng. T120CC.
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It is an ingredient of Hollywood lore and may have been partially tnie. The actress in question, the late Clara Bow. reportedly had a passion for football players and for such stars as Gary Cooper and Frcdric March.
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Is Frank Sinatras daughter Nancy married or a widow'?Ginnv Hartman, Passaic, N.J.A
Nancy Sinatra, 46, is a widow. Her second husband, thedancer-choreographer Hugh Lambert, died on Aug. 18,1985, in Sherman Oaks, Calif.. at age 55. They had been married since 1970 and had two daughters, Amanda and A.J." Nancys first husband was the singer Tommy Sands.
/ simply cant believe that Bill Cosby has been paid $10 million for the paperback rights to his book Fatherhood." Say it isnt so.E, McManus. Washington, D.C.A
Itisn'tso. Berkley Publishing Group, which purchased the paperback rights for $1,601,250, will publish its edition late next spring.
Q / keep reading that George Bush w ill find it tough to be elected the ne.xt President of the U.S. because only one incumbent Vice President. Martin Van Buren in 1836, has ever been elected President of this nation. Is that true?M. Rich, Petersburg, Va.
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Three incumbent Vice Presidents have been elected President of the United States: John Adams In 1796, Thomas Jefferson in 1800 and Martin Van Buren in 1836.
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_ On their long trip to the Orient this spring, the President and Mrs. Reagan stayed in Honolulu for a few nights. In whose private beach home did they reside, or did they have quarters in the Kahala Hilton Hotel on Waikiki Beach?Randy Williamson, San Angelo, Tex.A
The Reagans occupied the residence of hotel tycoon Chris Hemmeter, who is developing large real estate projects on the islands of Kauai and Hawaii.
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Why is it that women of talent like Linda Ronstadt, Diane Sawyer and Jacqueline Bisset cannot find "Mr. Right" to marry? Are they too wealthy, too domineering, or what?Barbara Chase, Levittown, Pa.A
It may well be that they are too successful, too satisfied, too comfortable, too thriving and too career-occupied. Surely, they are three of the most wanted and desirable of women.
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'In the movie "Cocoon," for which he won an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actor, did Don Ameche do his own break-dancing? Is it true that Ameche has been happily tfiarried to the same wife for 54 years? What is his true age, and how many children do the Ameches have?N. Page, Kenosha, Wis.A
Don Ameche, 78, maintains that he did some of his own break-dancing in Cocoon. A 19-year-old professional dancer, he says, did the remainder. Ameche married Honor Prendergast in 1932. They have six children, II grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Don and Honor, however, have lived apart for almost 20 years.Q
Who was the one Congressman who voted against the U.S. entry' into World War II following the Japanese sneak attack on Pear! Harbor?De-iana R. Doden, Grand Prairie, Tex.A,
- Rep. Jeannette Rankin (1880-1973), the first woman to serve in Congress, was a peace advocate who opposed the entry of the U.S. into World Wars I andII, and so voted. In the annals of American history, Rankin, a Montana Republican, is unique.
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works, the entertainers, the tall ships sailing through New York hariwr should create fine and lasting memories for our children. Although they may not fully grasp the significance of the speeches, they will hear words like liberty and freedom and will understand that these are things that we, as Americans, hold dear arid proclaim proudly. And. of
course, at the center of attention will be Lady Liberty herself.
I first came to know the Statue of Libe^ in my imagination as a schoolboy in Dixon, III. 1 read about her In history books that told of this gift from the French to us, a nation of immigrants. I was taught that liberty is the foundation upon which our nation was built and the source of our many material and spiritual blessings. Even for a young toy, the Statue of Liberty loomed as a mighty symbol of everything we, as a people, stand for.
My first look at Lady Liberty came in late April of 1949.1 was returning home on the Queen Mary after four months in England filming The Hasty Heart. As we approached New York, I asked the crew for our exact time of arrival. It would be 4 oclock in the morning.
I was traveling alone, and the four months were the longest time I had ever been out of the United States. 1 rose early and was at the ships rail as we passed through the Verrazano Narrows. A smattering of lights from a sleeping New York City lay ahead and to the right. But the Statue of Liberty, the first bit of America I wanted to see. was straight ahead, facing me like a welcoming friend, illluminated in the dark of early morning. I was home.
A thought crossed my mind that morning. Millions of Americans came to their new country through Ellis Island, and the Statue of Liberty was their first image of our country. What a magnifi
cent sight. Miss Liberty welcoming home her own and offering hope to a troubled mankind. Emerson once wrote that America means opportunity, freedom, power. All of that and more is projected by the Lady standing so tall there in the harbor.
But Miss Libertys promise has never been life without struggle. In my lifetime. Americans have suffered the Great Depression and other times of great economic difficulty, as well as fought in two world wars and other bloody conflicts. Yet, with Gods help and a dedication to human freedom, our people have triumphed over every adversity.
There was a particular moment in my life when the blessings of liberty neverIdwlrhBiImn wont thePrasMaotMtbe SMtkLnm.
seemed so rich and yet freedom, at the same time, was desperately in peril.
In January of 1941. I was about to cross that major hurdle of young adulthood: In one month, I would turn 30. Just a few weeks earlier. I had been in South Bend, Ind., for the premiere of a movie in which I played George Gipp, the great Notre Dame running back. The movie: Knute RockneAII American. Only a short time before, I had completed work on another motion picture, Santa Fe Trail. New vistas were opening, and in more ways than one. I suppose that while making Santa Fe Trail, my love for the West, with its open spaces and the freedom it promises, first hit me. My values were coming
into focus, and life seemed good.
But there were other, larger events at work that January. The previous month, my father had died of a hean attack. A few weeks later, my deep sense of loss gave way to joymy daughter Maureen was tom.
Yet all of this was happening under a darkening horizon. Most of Europe was by then under Nazi occupation. Freedom in England was hanging by a thread, and Americans feared we would soon be suffering the loss of friends and family in the bloodletting that had already engulfed much of the world but from which we had been qiared. Like any parent. Iwon-derto what kind of country-what kind of world my child would live in.
On Jan. 6, two days after Maureen was tom.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt stirred America rrii j j with the vision of [ LCLuV a world founded upon four free- fhp doms:fteedomof speech, freedom 7 7
of religion, free- rUZVOOT dom from want,meets
ica was at war later that year, pro-claiming those freedoms as the birthright of all mankind. 7 ,
Today. Amer- andpOWeT ica remains the
standard-bearer for the cause of human freedom. Much of the worlds population lives under governments that have no respect for freedom of speech. Through the Voice of America and Radio Marti, we bring them the truth.
We share our wealth and technical expertise to relieve want and need in our own country and throughout the world. The compassion and generosity of our people, as manifested in our gov-enunent prognum and in voluntary effort, are unmatched in the world. America's outpouring of support for th^ starving in Africa is just one example of the charity that is a natural by-product of freedom.
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us than the right to worship God. As Thomas Jefferson proclaimed. The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time."
While our government has always recognized religious freedom, past intolerance has marred the beauty of our liberty. One night during the Depression, when he was on the road trying to make a living selling shoes, my father stopped at a small-town hotel. The clerk assured him that hed enjoy his stay because we dont permit a Jew in the place." Well, thats all Jack Reagan needed to hear. My father told him he was an Irish Catholic and. if you dont take Jews, you wont take me either. It was the only hotel in town, and my dad spent that winters night in his car. He took pride in telling me this, and my family was proud of him for it.
Today, to a great degree, weve overcome religious intolerance. But. as with every freedom, we can never take our religious freedom for granted.
The last of the four freedoms President Roosevelt mentioned was freedom from fear. It is not pleasant for us to remember, but even when FDR spoke those words, many of our citizens lived in fear of bigotry and discrimination. This was never more clear to me than during my senior year at Eureka College.
Our football team stopped to spend the night in Dixon, on our way to a nearby college where we were playing the next day. Coach Mac had told me that even though Dixon was my home. Id have to stay with the team in the hotel. When we arrived. I went in the hotel with Mac to introduce him to the manager. To my awful embarrassment.
1 discovered that the hotel refused to admit my black teammatesour first-string center and a reserve tackleand that the other hotels in town also refused blacks.
Mac was so mad he said wed all sleep in the bus. As we started back to the bus. I said. Mac. won't it be embarrassing for Burky and Jim to know why we cant stay here?" He said. Well, what can we do?" 1 suggested that he tell the fellows we have to break up because the hotel can't take all of us. then put the three of us in a cab and wed go to my house. Thats what we did. and when my blessed mother opened the door, she didnt even blink. She just said with a big smile. Come right in."
Our country today is much closer, both in terms of government policy and in the hearts of our people, to living up to those ideals and goals set out by our
Founding Fathers. We can be proud of the progress that has been made. Nevertheless, we must keep striving to achieve a society where all men and women are created equal and their inalienable rights are protected and respected.
Freedom from fear today, however, is challenged by powerful, malicious forces. Those who engage in international terrorism, for example, use fear as a weapon. They attack the unarmed because terrorists are too cowardly to battle with soldiers. They attack women and children, thinking that they can achieve their ends by frightening our
committed not just to slowing the arms competition but also to reversing it. I've told our negotiators in Geneva to seek deep, equitable and verifiable reductions of U.S. and Soviet offensive nuclear arms that will eventually permit us to reduce the number of nuclear weapons threatening humanity to zero. In the past, technology has helped us overcome many challenges to our freedom and safety. In the future, it is possible that technology can help mankind put the fear of nuclear war behind us forever.
Finally, there is another kind of fear that haunts many American familiesa
on drug abuse is to just say no.
We Americans believe our fellow human beings in every courttry have an inalienable right to be free. To protect freedom. Americans have fought and died on foreign shores from Europe to Asia. Because of those sacrifices and our continuing vigilance, today, more than ever, the world knows the meaning of liberty. In our own hemisphere, freedom was returned to the people of Grenada, and throughout the Americas there has been an historic swing toward democracy. Today. 90 percent of the people of this hemisphere live indemoc-
I It is up to tus to pass freedom on to children as it was passed on to us
citizens into submission.
Well, they have it all wrong. Recently. I met in Tokyo with the leaders of the seven major industrialized democracies. After our discussions in Tokyo. I am confident that at long last the terrorist threat has been fully recognized and that the free people of the world are beginning to mobilize against it. .As I said upon my return, we not only will fight terrorism, we also will win.
It will take commitment on the part of all democratic peoples, but the world will be freed from the fear of these enemies of all humanity.
Another source of fear new to the world since I was a boy stems from the threat of nuclear annihilation. We remain
fear that our children will fall victim to the drug profiteers who sell addiction and heartache. We must work on our children's behalf to put that fear forever behind us. Our fight against drug abuse is a top priority. Nancy is an international leader in the noble struggle to save our children, and I'm proud of all that she is doing. While we were in Asia for the Tokyo summit. Nancy went to Thailand and Malaysia to bolster their efforts against drugs. Back home, we have mobilized government at every level. Nancy wants me to use this article to remind parents and young people that they must do their part too. Let's make certain our children and friends understand the best way to win the war
racy or countries in transition to democracy. Throughout the world, freedom is on the offensive.
It was 210 years ago when, m the Declaration of Independence, we stated our dedication to liberty. Our forefathers pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor. We are free because of it. It is up to us to pass freedom on to our children as it was passed on to us. Miss Liberty has inspired Americans for 100 years to live up to this responsibility. This week, we celebrate her birthday. In restoring this statue, we have renewed our own love of liberty and kept that torch of freedom lifted high for all the world to see.
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As sunny skies draw us outdoors each summer, Holly^d traditionally does its best to entice us into theaters. This Friday, we'll be faced with a variety of offerings: A modern love story, a Chinese-American fantasy adventure, an animated mouse mystery, a thriller and Prince's latest creation. Can you wait?
BIG TROUBLE IN UTTU CHINA
Big Trouble in Uttie China starts out in the real world: A truck driver (played by Kurt Russell) goes with his friend Wang Chi to meet Wangs fiance, whos mysteriously kidnapped before their eyes. Its the by whom' and the why that takes the two friends into a colorful world of ghosts and black magic under Chinatown to challenge a 2000-year-old evil prince, Lo Pan, who needs a young Chinese woman with green eyes to help him regain his youth and manhood. Facing the peril of ghostly and surprising
enemies like The Three Storms (dazzling kung fu acrobats) and ordeals like The Room of the Upside-Down Hell,' the two buddies and their allies are drawn to new heights of daring and courage. Director John Carpenter calls the movie an action-adventure-comedy-kung fu-monster-ghost story. Is thataW? From 20th Century-Fox.
UNDER THE CHERRY MOON
Even before Princes Under the Cherry Moon opens Friday, Kiss, one of the singles from the movie's soundtrack album, has rocketed to the top of the charts. So is this new effort simply an album in search of a movie? The $80 million worth of ticket-buyers to Purple Rain, Princes 1985 film whose soundtrack was one of the 10 biggest-selling albums in music history-Hshow that this young musical phenom is on to something more substantial than that. In Cherry Moon, Prince (who also directed and wrote several of the songs) stars as a musician who goes to the South of France with his best friend. Tricky, to get rich quick but stays for romance. And with a woman screenwriter,
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Twenty-six years after a woman played by Janet Leigh was slashed in the shower in one of the most famous and frightening scenes in movie history, Norman Bates is back running the family motel again. The new wrinkle in Psycho III is that Anthony Perkins, who plays Norman
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who wants to stay home and behave himself. Will Perkins view of Norman make him forget that audiences for Psycho II waited for the moment when Bates finally bashed a tormentor over the head with a shovel? Dont bet on it. From Universal.
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About Last Night... checks out a contemporary singles scene where crisis means a live-in lovers going back to his wife and where the line I want to know you better' comes after sex. Trying to build a relationship out of a couple of nights in bed, two Mjppies find it easier to be close to their best friends. Its funny and even
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REGORY Hines' new disguise is to look like everybody else. He has just come from rehearsing his solo night-
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dressed in a nondescript brown zip-up Jacket, dark pants and black leather running shoes. His soulful, basset-hound eyes arc hidden behind wire-rimmed spectacles, and the dapper mustache he sported in The Cotton Club and White Nights is shaved off. He could be ju.st anybody.
Until he moves. Like most dancers, the 40-year-old Hines has a quick, bounding gait and nonchalant grace. Its how he defines himself; "fm a tap dancer. Thats how I think of myself."
But this tap dancer is also a Broadway star with three Tony nominations, a singer, songwriter and actor who is setting a fast pace in his rise to movie stardom. Yet one of Hines greatest assets is his frank, open manner and lack of any guile, and he doesnt like the idea of an image. My interest is to try to do good work and get better." he says. And because I have these different abilities in different areas. 1 like to do movies, nightclubs, television, theater and dancing. Because 1 feel I can."
In the last six years. Gregory Hines has made six films, co-starring in the last three with Richard Gere {The Cotton Club), Mikhail Baryshnikov (H'/i/Zf' Nights) and the TV comedian Billy Crystal icorw/just released).
Working on this last movie was a tremendous amount of fun." Hines says with a big smile. Billy Crystal and I had that immediate chemistry you hope to get when you go to work on a film and try to look like youre buddies on the screen. Billy is a very funny guy. He can sit down at a table and do 10 min-
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show me what he learned, so I picked it up. At least, this is what they tell me. because I cant ever remember not dancing. I think my parents, but my mother particularly, saw it as a possibility for us."
Alma Hines found Broadway tap teacher Henry LeTang. Henry wouldn't count." says Hines. Instead, hed just scat out. 'Shu-beep. shu-boopa beep, a boop, a boom! Even then I was able to duplicate sounds, which is the most
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important aspect of tap, LeTang taught the boys tap routines, and soon they went professional, billed as the Hines Kids. Because they were talented and hardworking, they quickly climbed the professional ladder. But the Hines Kids stepped into the wrong time loop. It was the 1950s, and just as they were making their ctebut. tap was getting ready to bow out.
Still, the boys got to see taps brilliant last act. After school, Alma would take them to Harlems Apollo Theater, where Gregory mw the great black tap masters like Honi Coles, Baby Laurence. John Bubbles, the Nicholas Brothers, Bunny Briggs, Sandman Simsand the hoofers hoofer, Teddy Hale. Sometimes wed stay for the second, third and fourth shows," Gregory recalls. I remember watching Teddy Hale tap. and each show would be different. Then it hit me! He didnt have a routine. He was making it upa5 he went along, and he was brilliant. So I decided that I wanted to be able to dance just like him."
The Hines Kids performed at the Apollo. They still did their original routine, but every chance he got, Gregory would try making it up" in the backstage alley. Between shows youd go to the alley to dance, thats where they would teach you .stuff. All those brilliant dancers, powerful men who refused to give up. were my role models.
I love talking about these men. because they helped me. gave me steps and patience, and I can never, never repay them for their generosity." But Gregory does repay them every time he tap dances, because he carries their immortality in the rhythms of his feet.
In 1957. when the Hines Kids were playing the Olympia Theater in Paris. Gregory fell in love and learned how to juggle. He chuckles. "I was about II years olda little II. The show had eight acts, and one was a juggler and his wife. She was about 6 feet tall and just exquisite, and I had this tremendous crush on her. 1 used to follow her around and always watched their act just to see her throw him the balls and rings. He
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began to notice me backstage at every show and figured I wanted to learn how to juggle. So he invited me up to their dressing room between shows (two a ^y, I think), and I went. Every day. Neither spoke English, so theyre talking to me in Italian, and hes throwing me the balls. So 1 learned how tojuegle iust to be near her.
In Europe, audiences loved the Hines KidsMd tap dancing; Back in the States, it wasnt so rosy. Rock n roll was in, and tap got drowned out and shuffled under. So the Hines Kids became The Hines Brothers. They added more comedy and singing and moved into the world of lounge acts.
At 16, Gregory rebelled. Id been playing sandlot football since I was 14, and 1 was goor/speedy and shifty. From
all that dancing. I could change directions real fast. I was sure I would grow up bigger than I am. So I announced to my dad that I was going to quit show business and go to college and play college football and be drafted by the Cleveland Browns and wear number 32. Dad just looked at me and said; Stick to tap dancing.
In 1964, Maurice Sr. joined the act as a drummer, and the family trio became known as Hines. Hines & Dad. They toured Europe and Australia, played nightclubs and lounges all over the United States and regularly appeared on television talk and variety shows. But the Big Break eluded them. In the meantime.
Gregory got married, and in 1971 his daughter. Daria, was bom.
That was the year that Gregory hung up his tap shoes. The teamand his n^agewere beginning to splinter. By 1973, Gregory had broken up the act and his marriage and fled to Venice. Calif., to figure out what he wanted to do.
I was frightened to death," he recalls. The most difficult part was learning how to take care of myself. I was 27 years old, and from the time I could remember, somebody was making decisions for me. I was buffered from the world by parents, managers, agents, my wife, family routines and family decisions, and I had problems.
He did a little of everything and a lot of nothing. Then he met Pamela Koslow (now his wife), a single parent who also was recently separated. Pamela was the first person in his life to tell him: Do what you want. And if thats nothing at all. thats okay. For a man who had spent the last 21 years working, it was perfect. He taught karate, worked as a busboy, wrote songs and formed a jazz-rock group. But he missed his daughter, who w^ living with his ex-wife in New York City. I felt like I was losing touch with my kid. he recalls. So I decided to come back to New York.
He arrived with $48. a guitar and a backpack. He stayed with his brother, who announced that he had asked his agent to submit Gregory for a play the
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There was another memory: "I was 32 years old. and my legs had not danced in seven years. Everything hurtankles, feet, back, groin, shoulders and knees especially the knees. It took about a year before I felt my legs underneath me. 1 recognized that I had gotten the role because I could tap dance, and 1 realized I had this special talent and that it was very important."
The Last Minstrel Show never made it from the out-of-town tryouts. But within a month, he was cast in Eubie! Then he starred in Coinin Uptown, did a short stint with Salute to Black Broadway and landed the lead in the hit musical Sophisticated Ladies. The critical acclaim has been unanimous, and he has been nominated for three Tony Awards and two Emmys for his performances in TV specials. In 1981, the films began to roll.
Gregory Hines has strong values and a sense of responsibility about being a black man who is making it. Having grown up black." he says. "I know that my name and image is not the first one considered when they make a movie, because most scripts are written for white actors. But I feel it is incumbent upon
me to suggest it in a case where the role is interchangeable. Its so hard for black people to feel good about themselves, so its important for the black actor to be versatile, to be up there on the screen playing all kinds of different characters and a full range of emotions, ^ut we just havent seen enough. I feel positive about whats happening. The signs I'm gening from people are that the really intense racist attitudes toward artists and maybe about everything in general are starting to fade. I feel the embryonic stages of people being able to appreciate movies where there are blacks with whites in roles and relationships that youve never seen before. But they can relate to it and enjoy it,"
This coming year, Hines will be juggling a nightclub act and some tap-dance concerts as well as starring in and choreographing a Broadway show about Jelly Roll Morton, the great black jazz pianist and composer of the early 1900s.
As Gregory Hines bounds down the New York sidewalk, he tucks his head down and sticks his hands in the pockets of his brown coat. You can tell he wants to be nondescript and just slip by. He almost makes it. Then it happens. A cool street dude who just walked by stops, turns and comes after Hines, his hand outstretched, his face beaming with pleasure. "Hey, man, I thought I recognized you! Im so glad. I'm just so glad to meet you. And you keep on. man! Just keep on doin it." g
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Wave after wave of the seasons best vine-ripened tomatoes, snappy green beans, aromatic basilcombined with Italys bestblack olives, slivered Parmesan cheese and fettuccine. It will cause a tidal wave of compliments.
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1 pound tender green beans, stem ends snapped off
6 ripe phim tomatoes, each cut into gpieces
2 cops Calamata or other impotted Macfcofives
2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1/4 pound Parmesan cheese
1. Stack basil leaves on top of each other (do in 4 batches). Roll the leaves lengthwise and slice into slivers diagonally. Reserve 1/2 cup for vinaigfbtte (see recipe below).
2. In a large pot, bring 8 cups of water to a toil. Add the fettuccine and cook until just tender. Drain, place in a bowl and coat with 1/2 cup vinaigrette. Reserve.
3. In another pot, bring 8 cups of water to a toil, add beans and cook 8 to 10 minutes, until just lender. Drain and refresh under cold water. Reserve.
4. In a tall, straight, clear glass bowl, place the fettuccine. Cover with a layer of the tomatoes, then the cooked green beans. Cover beans with olives and slivered basil. Sprinkle with parsley and pour remaining cup of vinaigrette over the salad.
5. Scrape the Parmesan cheese with a cheese server to get thin, wide slices; lace them on top of salad.
To serve, toss well.
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A vinaigrette that's bursting with fresh sunny flavor right from the herb garden. Garlic and mustard make just the right waves for this salad.
2 medium doves of garlic, peeled and crushed
2 tablespoons Diioihstyte mustard 1/2 cap red wine vinegar 1 teaspoon fieshhr ground black pepper 1 cup 1^ dive oH
1/2 cup slivered basN leaves (reserved from salad)
1/2 cup chopped parsley
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2. tour oil into bowl in a slow stream, whisking constantly until vinaigrette is slightly thick. Fold in basil and parsley. Yield: 1V& cups ^
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The best catches from the seashrimp, scallops and lobster (or crab or sea legs)mixed with cool, cool grapes and dill, is a refreshing relief from the noonday sun.
2 lobsters, 1% pounds each, or 1 pound cooked lobster meat, or IV^ pounds prepared sea legs 1 pound shrimp, peeled and deveined 1 pound sea scallops 4 ribs ceieiy, cut into l*inch julienne 1 pound seedless green grapes 4 phim tomatoes, cut into l/44nch dice (reserve a bit for garnish)
1 bunch fresh dHI, finely chopped (reserve a bit for garnish)
1 cup sour cream 1/2 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons Dijon-style mustard Grated zest of 2 oranges
Satt and freshly ground Mack pepper to taste 2 bunches watercress
1. Cook lobsters in toiling water for 8 minutes. C(H)I: remove meat and cut into chunks. '
2. Bring 4 quarts of water to a toil. Drop in shrimp, wait 1 minute and add scallops. Cook just until water begins to boil again. Drain well and cool. Cut shrimp in half crosswise.
3. In a large bowl, gently toss seafood with celery, grapes, tomatoes and dill.
4. In a small bowl, combine sour cream, mayonnaise, mustard, orange zest, salt and pepper. Fold gently over seafood. Adjust seasonings.
5. Serve in scallop shells or small salad bowls. Garnish with watercress, sprinkle a few chopped tomatoes and dill on top. Or serve mounded high in the center on a decorative platter.
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Pecans and commeal provide the crunch of this spiced chickenour version of a beach classic.
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1 cup corameal
4 teaspoons paprika
2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons black pepper 2 teasiNNms cayenne pepper 4eggs
1/2 cup water 4 cups corn oil
1. Wash chicken pieces well and pat dry.
2. In a blender or food processor fitted with steel blade, finely chop pecans.
3. In a bowl, combine pecans, flour, commeal. paprika, salt, pepper and cayenne, Mix well.
4. In a separate bowl, mix eggs and water. Dip chicken pieces into egg mixture, then into dry mixture to cover.
5. Heat com oil in a large, deep frying pan. Add chicken pieces and fry about 10 minutes on each side (this may have to be done in a few batches). Add more com oil if necessary. Drain on a rack.
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2. Remove from bowl; serve in small ceramic crock. Yidd: IV4 cups
SPARKLING WHITE SANGRIA
The cool, pale fruitsgrapes, honeydew, pineapple, lemons and limeswith fresh mint, the coolest of herbs, accent this all-day-long sangria.
1 pound green seedless grapes, halved lengthwise 1 ripe honeydew (3Vz pounds), seeds removed
1 ripe pineapple (3 pounds), peeled, cut in half and cored
4 limes
2 lemons
3 hunches of mint (reserve one for garnish)
2 bottles dry white mne
1/2 cup Cointreau liqueur 1 bottle dub soda (1 qt, L8 oz.) or sparkling water
1. Place grapes in a large pot or mixing bowl.
2. With a melon bailer, ball the honeydew and add to grapes. Add all the juice too.
3. Cut the pineapple into l/4-inch slices; cut each slice in 8 pieces. Add to fruits.
4. Squeeze the juice from 2 limes; add to fruit. Cut remaining 2 limes and lemons in 1/8-inch slices; add to fruit mixture.
5. Strip leaves from 2 bunches of mint; add to fruit mixture and stir well. Add wine and Cointreau. Let rest 1 hour.
6. Before serving, add club soda'or sparkling water. Serve over ice in tall glasses and garnish each with a whole sprig of mint.
Serves 12
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The Kemp case is important because it reveals the established exploitation of coll^ athletesparticularly blacH-who receive little or no education in return for their
box-office athletic skills. Most are never graduated from the schools for which they play. Many remain the functional illiterates they were in high school. In countless colleges and universities, education takes a backseat to big-time basketball and football, and athlete are r^^arded as a group aside from the regular student body. Because they raise substantial amoimts of TV revenue, th^ are permitted to violate school disciplinary codes and to abrogate academic requirements.
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addition to her racks of dresses, coats and other garmentsare on exhibit. The Aquino government distributes 9000 free tickets a week for admission to the palace, but theres talk of charging a small fee to cover housekeeping expenses.OoodChiys
Pharmaceutical manufacturers have long been pilloried as heartless profiteers. Over the years, some of them have been condenmed for excessive price increases, for marketing unproved drugs in Third Vforld countries, for failure to supply the U.S. Pood and Drug Administration with complete research reports and for allegedly placing profits above human life. It is therefore most agreeable to report how quickly and generously members of 4he industry responded to a cry for help after the Chernobyl nuclear-reactor accident in the Soviet Union.
As soon as they received phone calls from Occidental Petroleum on behalf of the UCLA bone-marrow transplant teamthree of whose mainstays, Drs. Robert Gale, Richard Champlin and Paul Terasaki, had flown to Moscow to consult and help Soviet physicians treat victims of the April 26 disasterthe pharmacy houses donated some $500,000 in desperately needed medicines and equipment.
Among the donors were Sandoz Pharmaceutical, which sent batches of cyclosporine, the vital anti-rejection drug; Roerig-Pfizer and Lederle, which oonbibuted, respectively, the antibiotics Cefobid and piperacillin; and Burroughs Wellcome, which provided the anti-viral agent acyclovir. Baxter Travenol Laboratories sent 20 infusion pumps. And Armand Hammer, 88, the ubiquitous chairman of Occidental Petroleum, had the supplies whizzed to Moscow Municipal Hospital No. 6 in his corporate jet.
When Hammer, a special friend of Soviet leaders for 60 years, met later with General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev, he offered to pay the transportation and basic costs of all the drugs and equipment that had not been donated to the Soviets. Gorbachev graciously declined the offer.
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Ted Tnriier^ Goodwill Games
Video fare is usually dull during the summer months, consisting of reruns, proven failures and a few experimental programs. Come next month, hcwBver, from the 5th to the 20th, Ted Turnerthe restless chief of the Turner Broadcasting System and a man who dreams big dreamsplans to telecast the Goodwill Games from Moscow.
These games, a surrogate Olympics of sorts, will feature
SSOOuthletes fiom 50 nations competing in 18 sports. WTBS, Turners powerhouse station based in Atlanta, will broadcast the games via cable and syndicate them worldwide through independent stations. Turner will offer 129 hours of coverage to viewers in this country.
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The Goodwill Games is a gigantic undertaking, and if he can pull it off, the 47-year-old Turner will be well on the way to achieving his major professional goalthe structuring of a fourth TV network.
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YOU MIGHT BE INTIMIDATED if you were marrying into the Kennedy clan. I might be intimidated. Arnold Schwarzenegger was not intimidated. Maybe nothing intimidates Arnold.
A couple of weeks before he married Maria Shriver. the CBS Morning News woman and JFKs niece, I asked him about it. Hey, said Arnold, Im not marrying the family: Im mairying a young woman I love. But Maria works in New York, and Arnold, t^ause of his movie work and various investments, lives out in California. Hows that going to work out, Amie?
Listen, he said, I live at 30,000 feet anyway. Dont worry about it. Well be together.
For a man who first became famous for his bodybuilding feats (seven times voted Mr. Olympia), he is surprisingly trim in civilian clothes, standing over 6 feel tall, and while hes obviously a muscular guy in I very good shape, there is none of the grotesque ovei^velopment we sometimes associate witfi pumping iron. He quit the body-beautiful game 10 years I ago, having won just about everything there was to win, and started making pictures. Credit that to Lucille Ball. She saw Arnold on The Men> Griffin Show and cast him on a TV show of her own. He turned out to have a comic talent and, in a movie with Sally Field and Jeff Bridgfcs, was named best newcomer in films.
We all know about the Conan the Barbarian movies, enormously successful but comic strips. Two years ago in The Terminator, which Arnold still refers to as the first time in a movie that I wore clothes, he surprised everyone with his acting ability, and Time magazine called the film one of the years 10 best.
His latest, Raw Deal, opened a couple of weeks ago. When I spoke with him, he was off to Mexico to shoot a new one. Hunter. Hes published four best-selling books on fitness, runs a mail-order business, deals in real estate and has set up a production company to make moviw. Maria Shriver has not married a slugabed.
He is also, unlike the rather solemn Sylvester Stallone, a very funny guy who doesnt take
himselfseriously,rattlingoffaseriesof one-liners and doing imitations in a still-discernible Austrian accent (he was bom in Graz) of, among other people, Maria and her morning news partner, Forrest Sawyer.
He s no Rich Little, since he uses exactly the same Teutonic voice for Sawyer as he does for Maria, but he gets you laughing.
I As soon as Hunter is out of the way, hell do ariother flick called Running Man. This guy may be reinventing the work ethic. 1 asked him about Marias haying to get up so early to do the morning newj. With a big grin, mocking male chauvinism, he growled, Vy not? Its good for a woman to get up early, to I vork hard. Good for her.
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" iBT U$ mRK TBSB SPOTS ANO peFENO 7PEM ONLY LIGHTLY. WHAT lAlE CANNOT PASS THROUGH NBITHFR CAN MORDRBP. IN6TBAO, LET US MASS OUR FORCES AT THE CLEAR PASSAGES INeemBBN. ONL y THERE CAN MORPREP REACH US, ANO WE SHALL BE TOO STRONG. "
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