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105th YEAR

NO. 169

GREENVILLE, N. C.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 16,1986

36 PAGES

PRICE 25 CENTS

Officials Confirm Test Ban Talks Agreement

ByDAW MASON AiwetaltiPreis Writer

LOND^ (AP) > Soviet Foreign [inister Ikluard A. Shevardhuum Mlav the United States and Soviet Union have agreed to resume ti^ on a nuclear test ban that were broken off six years ago.

. He told a news conference Moscow had fundamentally an agreement from the United States to resume negotiations, to resume talks in Geneva on banning nuclear tests.

A U.S. official m London confirmed we have agreed to resume talks without mre-omditions on a nuclear

test ban treaty. The official, \

. who spoke on condition of anon;^ity, said the talks would be held in the framework of re^r U.S.-Soviet arms control n^otiaticHis scheduled to resume S^. 18 in Geneva.

The Soviet Union unilaterally halted nuclear weapons tests last August, but its moratorium which

has been extended several times - is due to expire Aug. 6. The United States has conducted several nuclear tests during the period.

Shevardnadze, who is winding up an official visit to Britain, also reiterated the Kremlin position that it is ready for a second summit with the United States, but only if such a meeting produces concrete results in arms control.

He refused to predict when a leheld.

summit might bel

Asked when he might meet with U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz to make summit preparations, Shevardnadze replied, Soon, but declined to elaborate.

President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev agreed at their summit last November in Geneva to meet again this year in the United States. However, no date has been set.

Shevardnadze said he and British officials agreed that a second super

power summit must produce concrete results, particularly in the security (arms control) area.

He said, We do have an interest in a summit. We are ready to have that meeting, but added: An empty summit we cannot accept. Shevardnadze had been scheduled to meet with Shultz in May to make arrangements for the summit but Moscow canceled the meeting after the U.S. air raid on Libya in April. There has been speculation the two officials will meet in September.

Shevardnadze, speaking through an interpreter at the Soviet Embassy news conference, said the Soviet

Union is makii prerarations for nuclear arms cc weapons, reduction forces and confi( measures would be <

There are 10 or 12 ares where the Soviet Union is working hard to prepare for a summit, he said.

Shevardnadze recalled that the Soviet Union has presented new arms control proposals to the United States at Geneva, including a call for a 50 percent reduction in strategic arms and continuation of the 1972 Anti-

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U.S. Troops Bolivia Bound

By PETER McFARREN Associated Press Writer

LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) - About 140 U.S. Army troops, along with helicopters and transport planes, have begun arriving in Bolivia to aid the countrys drug agents in a campaign to wipe out dozens of clandestine jungle-based cocaine labs, officials said.

U.S. officials who spoke Tuesday on condition of anonymity said the narcotics raids wUl be staged with the help of six U.S. Army Black Hawk assault copters, which were airlifted with their pilots to Santa C!ruz, about 200 miles east of La Paz, on Monday.

The operation is being conducted at the invitation of the Bolivian government, said Mark Jacobs, press attache for the U.S. Embassy. He confirmed late Tuesday the arrival of the U.S. helicopters, four transport planes, and an unspecified number of support personnel.

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GAS TRUGK 0VERTORN8 -Tkyden firemen staiM by wHIi woAnen of Ibnplfis Inc. of Ayden pump propane gas from an overturned truck early to-Iknopcr Walter Featkerston of the N.C. Highway Patrol said the truck 11^ Joe Daniel Faulkner of Winterville was preparing to turn onto N.C.

Tl from rural paved road 4 when its Wakera|M***y ranea, cl vehicle to overturn. He said Faulkner was injured slightly. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forrest)

Congress Ponders Tobacco Sanctions

Roads, Budget Top Short Session

fiiAir Mttka as niilv the for- the hiiHoet and hiffhwav nackades biMset adjustment sessions in

ByJOHNFLESHER Associated Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - Tlie General

Assembly concluded Wednesday the * ^short session on record

longest d

^ted by enactment of a $200 numon highway financing program, a $435.9 million budget supplement and Illation designed to curb soaring liability insurance costs.

Lt Bob Jordan, who presides over the Senate, and House Speaker

their ranks thinned as only the for mality of adjournment remained to be done, whoo^ with joy, bade their coUea^ies farewell and headed for home.

Legislative leaders said they generally considered the session a success.

Im pleased overall that we ac-so much, Jordan said.

com

We'brought some difficult issues to

Ustoo Ramsey brought the session to close at 10:30 a.m. Lawmakers,

^6 broiuAt L the Le^^ture andfit looks like we have a resolution on most of them. House Speaker Liston Ramsey said

budget and highway packages were extremely important, but that the insurance legislation might have the most direct effect on the average citizen.

Thats whats on peoples minds, Ramsey said, adding that his biggest disappointment was that more money was not available to increase public school teacher salaries by more than 6.5 percent.

The 29Klay session was the longest since the General Assembly began returning to Raleigh for even-year

budget adjustment sessions in 1976. The 1964 session, the longest until this year, lasted 23 days.

It was a session that dealt with weighty issues normally reserved for odd-year regular sessions. Gov. Jim Martin and other officials said the state faced crises in transportation funding, prison overcrowding and the insurance indust^ that demanded immediate attention.

Lawmakers actually finished their

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By RICHARD CARELLI Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - Congr^, which banned cigarette advertising from the airwaves 15 years ago and pri^bited the broadcast of ads for smokeless tobacco products this year, is considering a major escalation.

If Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla., has his way, all promotion and advertising of tobacco products - in newspapers and magazines, on billboards and even as part of sales displays wl be outlawed.

The advertising and tobacco in-dusfiies are girdii^ for a battle, but Synar contends a recent Suprenie Ckmrt decision stole most of their ammunition.

Synar last month in^oduced a bill, recommended by tne American Medical Association, to silence advertising he said promotes the leading cause of death in America. Would such a ban violate constitutionally protected free-speech rights? Synar says the nations highest court already has answered no. But others disagree.

An Aug. 1 showdown is likely when Synar and advertising industry representatives are scheduled to appear before a House subcommittee on health and the environment chaired by Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif.

Opening shots may be fired Friday when the subcommittee holds its first

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NTSB Says Delta Crew Made Wrong Decision

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By LEE BYRD Associated Press Writer .WASHINGTON (AP) - The crewmembers of a Ddta Air lines

jumbo jet which crashed and killed 137 people near Dallas last Aug. 2 Aouidnot.......

have attempted to land,

ing to the ground 6,000 feet shmrt of the runway.

Tbe board acknowledged that neither the crew nor flight controllers on the ground knew of the severity of the storm, and expected the plane would bi^ into fair weather, as forecast.

even though th^ had no knowledge before actually touching do^. But it

that elSuid^^

information as contributing reasons for the accident.

Delta, based in Atlanta, called the boards findings incomplete, inaccurate and most painfully flawed. Hollis Harris, senior vice president for operations, said Delta categorically rejects in great part the boards

views of this tragic accident. We are convinced the flight crew operated the aircraft in full accordance with

all the appropriate and recommend a ana Fed<

ed Delta' and Federal Aviation Administration procedures and regulations.

The aircrafts flight data recorder

and cockpit voice recorder, Harris, both affirmatively confirmed the crews aggressive and correct application of the proper and accepted technique of escapmg the lethal effect of downburst vortices r apjriying maximum engine attempting to raise the aircral

to the highest safe pitch angle.

BUI Melvin, an Air Line Pilots Association official and a Delta pilot, said he was disappointed that the

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oootained brutal winds vestigaton ruled.

me National Transportition Safety Board id Tuesday the Lockheed L-1011 jumbo jrt had flfliwn into wind shears crtMted by a microburst - a

complex, severe downdraft and was unable to recover before phmg*

cause of the crash.

The agency also faulted crew training to handling wind shears, or sitdden changes of wind direction, and the lack of definitive weather

PCMH Acts To Fill VP's Duties

By CAROL TVER Reflector Staff Writer Pitt County Memorial Hospital trustees were told Tuesday night about (NTganizational adjustments being made to fill the void created by TUe^ys resignation of Fred Brown

Jr., the hospitals executive vice (Mresident.

Jack Richardson, hospital president, said that Dave McRae, senior vice president. wUl assume additional respmisiDilities and that he, with Marilyn Rhodes, vice

sident for nursing services, Roy

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Clark, vice president for financial

services andllalph Hall, vice president for facility services, will report directly to him.

DaUy administrative conferences will be held during the next several

weeks to discuss redistribution of Browns responsibilities, Richardson said. He said thisiHIMiiMail year when goals jmHHMHbt the coming;

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ECU Receives Bonus Funding

East Carolina University has almost $4.5 million more to spend for capital projects now because of action by the General Assembly, according to N.C. Ed Warren.

Warren said the assembly, expected to end its 1966 session today, has enacted legislation designating $4,479,600 in unspent capital improvements money to other projects at the university.

not needed because bids for con-

sUuction of the buUding were about than cost estimates.

He said the money - originally appropriated to build a. new classroom building at ECU - was

$4.5million less thane

The Legislature, according to Warren, earmarked $1,218.600 for construction of a free-standing birthing center and up to $331,500 to complete the second floor of the ECU health sciences library.

The reallocation of capital funds also places $2,929,500 in reserve to construction of a proposed sports n^cine-physical education building.

C.G. Moore, ECUs vice chancellor for business affairs said $30,000 in

that it normally takes the better part of a year to do the detailed plans

Taking it normall

takes the better

'and specifications to a project of I it would 1

tto size,Moore suggested it would be sometime next spring before bids can be Irt (and) a year to build the birthing center.

WhUe some planning has been done on the proposed sports medicine-

education building, Moore said, detailed plans and specifications need to be completed.

He said the three-story sports medicine-physical education building expected to be located in the triangle between Scales Field House, the tennis courts and Minges Coliseum - is expected to cost about $8 million. It (the $2.92 million) will just have to sit there until the rest of the money needed for the building is ap-

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July 16.1966

Age Doesnt Put Damper On Marion EUets Daily Column

By Abigail Van Buren

By STEVE ROBRAHN Associated Press Writer

CONCORDIA, Kan. (AP) - She Uazed a trail through an occupation dominated by men 60 years a^, has traveled the globe, lives in a landmark Concoroia home and maintains a composure that defies her 87 years.

And Marion EUet, one of Kansas most senior editorial voices, isnt anywhere near ready to throw in the towel.

Her daily columns for two Kansas newspapers are written from a perspective that spans most of the 20th century but remain at the cutting edge of national and international politics.

As long as I can write, 1 dont mind gettina old, said Miss EUet, a veteran of the 1920s newspaper wars in New York City, whose award-winning column app^rs in The Concordia Blade-Empire and The Great Bend Tribune.

The column, titled Mugwump Musings, frequently offers blunt assessments of world issues and events. But Miss EUet has dished out

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hired as a reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle.

Back in those days, New York reporters were told to hit the street the first time even the sli^test mistake cropped up in any of their stories, Miss EU^ said. And the same quick firing policy appUed if a reporter couldnt produce, regardless of the reason, an article that an editor had assigned.

Mthough she covered a number of sUsries involving local Irish poUti-cians, she was frequently assigned to write society articles. Miss EUet said.

It wouldnt have done me any good to stick with it, she said. I knew I would have been 40 or 50 years old before I could write a column or do any serious poUtical reporting.

Miss EUet returned to C(Hic(dia to work for the Blade-Empire in 1926 and, two years later, she covered one of her favorite i6sidential candidates, Democrat A1 Smith, as he CVCII. DUI miao euci uc Kansas by train. She went to

those helpings of stark frankness for wjk in the early 193(B fw the a long time. Joumal-Post, which was locked

Im used to the newspaper Ufe and nobody carries you on a pUlow, said Miss EUet, who stUl enjoys almost unlimited physical activity and who cranks out her column each afternoon on her 25-year-old typewriter.

Her biggest point of pride lately is a first-place award for editorial commentary she earned this year in t^ Kansas Press Associations Awards of ExceUence Contest. A judge for the statewide ciunpetition wrote that her columns are incisive, almost breathtakingly simple and to the point.

Miss EUet, who never married, says the old political term mugwump aptly describes the non-partisan positions she ^kes in her columns. Tlie term has been used to dcribe people who have their mug on one side of the poUtical fence and their wump on the ote.

However, her generally conservative writii^ have irritated a good many poUticians over the vears.

She recaUed working for The Topeka State Journal in the 1930s and repeatedly ripping Henry J. AUen, a former RepubUcan governor and U.S. senator, in her column for allowing the Womens Christian Temperance Union to finance his poUtical campaigns.

The problem was that AUen, also a prominent Kansas newspapeiman, nought a one-third interest in the State Journal and was named editor on Jan. 1, 1936. Allens first order, before even settling into his new office, was to fire Miss EUet.

now Uves in one of the oldest homes in Concordia about 65 mUes north of Salina - a house her grandfather built in 1872. She was bom wittn those waUs in December 1898 but spent most of her childhood in Kansas City, Mo.

After a rigorous educational program at Barstow Prep School in Kansas City and receiving a bachelors degree in English from Smith College, in Massachusetts, she went to work as a reporter for the Blade-Empire in 1921.

I broke in on the Blade, Miss EUet said. But I decided that if I wanted to stay in the newspaper business, I needed some big-time experience.

The next year she left Kansas with $500 in her pocket, determined to land a job on one of the highly competitive New York newspapers. It was a time when journalism was viewed as almost an exclusively male occupation.

But she got her break when she was

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against The Kansas City Star.

She wrote her Jouroal-Post columns from the Capitol in Topelm while the Kansas Lc^lature was in session but worked out of her Concordia home the remainder of the time. Miss |)Uet quit writing for the Kansas City newspaper after management changes resulted in as new emtorial stance.

After her stint on The Topeka State Journal, her column was syndicated in a number of smaU Kansas and Missouri newspapers. But at the outset of World War II, she returned to the Blade-Empire, where she used the telephone as her primary reporting tool for writing all types of news stories untU she retired in 1964.

She next spent a handful of years in the late 1960s writing a travel log, from places such as Alaska, Great Britain, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Israel andLeteon.

Since then, she has been using the

DEAR ABBY: Every morning my dad r^ the newspaper. When he reads your column, he wiU not listen or talk to anyone.

Will you please tell him I want a yellow dickered shirt like my brothers? Thanks. MICHAEL THIESE (AGE 10), MACON, GA.

DEAR MICHAEL: Consider him told. I hope this helps.

DEAR ABBY: I never thought Id be writing to you, but all those letters about smoking and lung cancer have forced me to write. You probablv wont use this, but just ask yourself: How many smdcers do you know? How many people do you know right now who have lung cancer? Have you ever personaUy Imown anybody who died mm lung cancer?

I am willing to bet that you know many smdcers, but cannot name one

WEDNESDAY

8:00 p.m. Serenity Group Narcotics Anonymous has open discussion at St. Pauls Episcopal Giurch 8:00 p.m. Alcoholics Anonoymous traditions and step (newcomers) closed meeting at AA Building, Farmville Highway

THURSDAY 6:30 p.m.Exchange Club meets 7:00 p.m. Greenville Elks Lodge No. 1645 meets 7:30 p.m. - Overeaters Anonymous meets at First Presbyterian Church 8:00 p.m. - Coochee Council No. 60, Degree ( Pocahontas meets 8:00p.m. - VFW meets at Post Home 8:00 p.m. - Alateen, a meeting for children of alcoholics will meet in room 32 of First Presbyterian Church.

8:00 p.m. - Alcoholics Anonymous closed meeting at First Presbyterian Church

8:00 p.m. - Serenity Al-Anon meets at First Presbyterian Church, room M

FRIDAY

12 noon - Alcoholics Anonymous meets at St. Pauls Episcopal Church

Bridal

Policy

A black and white glossy five by seven photograph is requested for engagement announcements in The Daily Reflector. For publication in a Sunday edition, the information must be submitted by 12 noon on the preceding Wednesday. Engagement pictures must be releas^ at least three weeks prior to the wedding date. After three weeks, only an announcement will be {Minted.

Wedding write-ups will be printed through the first week with a one column picture. Ehuing the second week, a one column picture will be used with a write-up giving less description and after the second week, just as an announcement.

Wedding forms and pictures should be returned to The Daily Reflector one week prior to the date of the wedding. All information should be typed or written neatly.

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knowledge acquired during 65 years person who has lung cancer now, and

of journalism experience to write her nave never personally known anyone

daily column. Miss EUet says she who died from it. So, if its true that

plans to cfmtinue her column as Icmg smdting causes lung cancer, isnt it

as she can. strange that so few people can come

up with a single name? STILL SMOKING DEAR SMOKING: You cannot be serious. According to the American Cancer Society, heres a partial list of some famous people who have died of lung cancer: Edward R. Murrow, Damon Runyon, John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart, Liltian HeUman and Yul Brynner (who made a teteviskm commercial shortly before his death begging people not to smoke). Add Arthur Godfrey, Selma Diamond, Robert Taylor, Franchot Tone, Betty GraMe. King George VI, Buster Keaton, Sen. Robert Taft, Nat King Cole, Boris Pasternak and, more recently, Alan Jay Lemer.

And I have had some close personal friends and a beioved relative who have also paid a terrible price for the pleasure of smoking.

DEAR ABBY: Im writing to you because I am at my wits end with my sister-in-law. She calls me coUect just to see how we are. I wouldnt mind paying for a coUect caU in an emergency, but she caUs just to chat.

Im not a cheapskate, but she is just as able to pay for the phone caUs as we are. 1 wnte to her, but shes too lazy to write, so she picks up the phone and calls me coUect! She s my ^bands sister and I dont want to get her mad at me, but she never talks less than 20 to 30 minutes, and we live 2,000 mUes apart, which runs into money.

Dont get me wrong; I love her to pieces, and wouldnt hurt her feeUngs for the world, but I just had to get this off my chest. - TIRED OF COLLECT CALLS DEAR TIRED: Getting this off your chest may reduce your blood pressure, but it wont reduce your telephone bill. Nothing wttl change unless you tell her (person-to-person) how you feel about those coUect calls. Suggest that one time you pay, and the next time she pays.

tors and lawyers and a judge, too. They are aU signed.

I have erandchUdren and grcat-grandchilven who might enjoy reading them.

Should I pass them on, or throw them in the garbage and forget about it? I wUl soon be %, and most of these men are dead. - COLORFUL PAST

DEAR COLOIfFUL: Its aU part of history now, so unless there are disclosures that could hurt their fam-Uies, pass them on. Im reminded of an oM saying: Wrong no man, and write no woman.

DEAR ABBY: I never thought I would writing to you, but I just had to after reading the letter from the mother who wanted to know how long was too long for a visit with her chUdren. She kept saying how she was no trouble she (Udn t need her own room, and liked to spend the day watching game shows, having morning cof^, reading, and going to movies and playing cards. Abby, she may think mat is no trouble, but please read on:

My husband and I Uve in a small two-bedroom apartment, 3,000 miles from my in-laws. They stayed with us f(HT two weeks, and it was the worst two weeks of my fife. They acted Uke

they were on vacation and I was the hotel maid. Im sure they felt that they were perfect houseguests, but that was not the case.

They stayed in the second bedrooin and had the TV on constantly (and Imidly), which almost drove me crazy, especially when I was trying to work or sleep. When they were not watching TV, ihey wanted us to go with them to places I had no interest in going to. If I said I did not want to go, they tried to make me feel guUty about it. Cooking for four is much more work than cix^ng fr two. TTvey offered to help after all the work was done. Lets not forget tiie digs about my working instead of staying home to clean, cook and raise a family.

Please, Abby, tell parents that if they want a vacation, the best place for them to stay is in a hotel. Si^ me ... THE REST OF THE STORY

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1:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge meets at Planters Bank 6:30 p.m. REAL Crisis Interventkm Center meets 7:30 p.m. Wintervilie Jayce meet at JayceeHut

8:00 pm. Narcotics Anonymous mid-wemc open meeting meets at St. Pauls Episcopal Church

SATURDAY

1:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge meets at Planters Bank 8:00 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous open discussion group meets at St. Pauls Episcopal Cmut:n 8:00 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous IxxA study meets at University Church of Christ

SUNDAY

8:00 p.m. Adult children of alcoholics meting at St. Pauls Episcopal Church 8:00 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous meeting at Charter North Ridge Building, Oakmont Drive

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Wedding Ceremony Performed June 28

RALEIGH - The marriage ceremony of Kim Michelle Fellers and Darryl Duane Austin took place June 28 at 2 p.m. in Laodicea United Ciiurch of Christ. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fellers of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Sutton Austin of Greenville.

The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev. George C. Hawkins.

The couple lives in Greenville after a wedding trip to the mountains in Virginia.

Ihe bride is a graduate of N.C. A&T University and with a de^ in engineering mathematics. He is employed by TRW. The bride is a semor at N.C. A&T, majoring in sociology.

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The Greenville Housing AuttuNrity currently manages 742 units of low-rent housing, located in seven projects throumout the city, including a 60-unit mid-rise for elderly citizens. For information, contact the Housing Authority at 752-3118.

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Be prepared for compliments galore when you step out in this sle^, colorful and wonderfully fashionable summer cotton knit tunic. Knit it from side to side with figure-slimming vertical stripes of a contrasting, multicolor yarn. The background is worked of double strahds of a flake cotton yam, cany-ing it comfortably from summer into faU.

Unlike most knit designs, this tunic is fit according to your hip rather than your bust measurement. Directions are given to fit actual body hip measurement as shown for each of the following sizes: 36 inches (petites); 38 inches (small); 40 inches (medium); 42 inches (large). The gauge is four stitches per inch.

To obtain directions for making the Side-to-Side Tunic, send your request for Leaflet No. Z-071386 with $1 and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to: Pat Trexler Crafts, The Daily Reflector, P.O. Box 419148, Kansas City, Mo. 64141.

Or you may order Kit No. K-071386 by sending a check or money order for $28.95 to Pat Trexler Crafts at the same address. The kit price includes shipping charges, ,fuU instructions and flake cotton yam in your choice of the following colors: black, turquoise or raspberry, with an eyelash-type for the contrasting stripes.

Everyone knows that vertical stripes are exceptionally good for fooling the eye and creating an impression of slimness. But in the usual fashion of knitting, you must work with separate balls or bobbins of yam, changing colors across every row to achieve the vertical striping.

Not so when you work side-to-side! When you are working in this manner, the vertical stripes are created in the same way that horizontal stripes are made when you work ' from bottom to top. Simply work as many rows as you need with the contrast yam to create the desired widtt of stripe. Once you find a good basic side-to-side pattern, you can crwte your own vertically striped designs easily, making them narrow or wide as you please often using up leftover yams as you do so.

Dear Pat: Some time ago, you gave directions for a scarf that was knit wii two sizes of needles with a pattern called the Canterbury stitch. Could you repeat these directions? Irene B., Norfolk, Neb.

The Canterbury pattern is easy and very effective for a scarf or any other item having no right or wrong side. With this, you use one needle three or four sizes smaller than the other. For example, you might choose a size 6

and a size 10 with knitting worsted-wei^tyam.

With the larger needle, cast on any odd number stitches. For the first row, using the smaller needle, knit 2 stitches (fwl 1, knit 1). Repeat the steps within parentheses until 3 stitches remain ; to end row with purl 1, knit 2.

Chi Row 2, wmt as follows: Using the larger needle, knit 1 stitch (purl 1, knit in the back of the next stitch). Re^t the steps within narentheses until 2 stitches remain; then end row with purl 1, knit 1.

For Row 3, use the smaller needle and knit 1 stitch (pml 1, knit 1). Repeat the steps within parentheses to me end of the row.

On Row 4, work as follows: Using the larger needle, knit 1 stitch (knit in the back of the next stitch, purl 1). Repeat the sto parentheses until 2 stitches remain; ttien end the row with knit in the back of the next stitch, knit 1.

To determine how many stitches to cast (Ml, you will have to fmd out your gauge from a sample swatch. If you find you are getting a gauge of 4 stitches per inch and want a scarf 8 inches wide, first multiply 8 by 4, getting ^ stitches. Because the pattern r^uires and odd number of stitches, simply add or subtract 1 and you will be very close to the desired width.

This is a very good carry-along inroject tbat you could work on at odd moments all during the day. You might be surprised at how quickly you can finish one, and what welcome gifts these are. They would be attractive striped with leftover yams, too.

SUMMER TUN1C...S knit side-to-side with double strands of flake cotton yam.

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ByTOMFEGELY The AUentown Morning Call ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) - As one of the Pennsylvania Raptor Associations most important working members, Hope Caroenter cares for 100 or more birds of prey and other wild residents each year at her secluded Northampton County home.

Currently 14 great-homed owls of varied ages and sizes live in an enclosed pen separated from her kitchen by a wall and window, where .they can keep their eyes on one another. In an adjacent room an osprey with a broken wing sits on a low perch, surrounded by cages containing a pair of merlins, kestrels, screech owls and a fledgling saw-whet owl.

Outside, a blind turkey vulture stmts across the patio. A half^ozen screech owls, a pair of long-eared owls, two snowy owls, two golden eagles, a dne-winged bald ea^e, an assortment of red-shouldered, redtailed and broad-winged hawks plus a lone goshawk inhabit varied ^ns that take up most of the back yard along with baby possums, raccoons and other injured and orphaned wildlife.

Mrs..Carpenter, a former airline stewardess, and her partner, Rita Schaadt, have full-time baby-sitting and nursing jobs every day of the week. Both women are licensed by state and federal wildlife agencies with which they work closely in caring for the wild animals, particularly bircte of prey brought to them for care, rehabilitation and eventual release. But not all of the animals can again be returned to the wild.

Sometimes we have to put them down, explained Mrs. Carpenter, sitting in ter Mount Bethel living room while giving a young raccoon its 4 oclock bottle.

Putting them down is a euphemism for putting injured hawks and owls with no hope for recovery out of their pain and misery.

Last year, however, 80 percent of the 94 birds she took under her wing were hacked back to the wild. Miss Schaadt has had similar success with the 100-plus animals she treated in 1985. A few of the birds, depending on their state of health following surgery, are retained for educational purooses.

This year so far the success rate is similar bolstered by the liberation of a red-tailed hawk recently. The mature hawk had been brought to the rehabilitation center by Jim Lound-sberry, a youngster from nearby Flicksville who saw the bird fall out of tiie air and brought it to the center. Mrs. Carpenters diagnosis was secondary poisoning.

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After a few days of treatment most of the birds are ready for release. Others die. But thats not the case with the hawks, owls and eagles that show up with varied injuriesmany of which occur from hitting power lines, windows and vehicles.

Many of the current residents in the Mount Bethel raptor center are orphans that were grounded after destruction of their nests following storms or otter disasters or were rescued by well-meaning but uninformed people. And each year young hawks, owls and other protected animals are confiscated from people who adopt them as pets which happens to be Mrs. (Jarpen-ters pet peeve.

We must educate the public that baby raccoons and birds are better off in the wild, she stresses. Most people havent got the slightest idea what a bird eats or how much care it needs. And even if they do, wild animals dont belong in captivity. Imprinting, the identification of a human caretaker as a parent, has long been a problem with nestling birds. Mrs. Carpenter says that the first three weeks are the most critical in avoiding imprinting. Shes chscovered that keeping fledgling great-homed and screech owls in cages with adults solves the problem. Hie youngsters identify with the mature owls, not with the humans who bring them food and must occasionally hand-feed them.

With adult birds, imprinting is seldom a concern. They can be released, says Mrs. Carpenter, without fear that theyll gravitate to another person - who may mistake the friendliness of the raptor as an attack.

Raccoons are the easiest to return to the wild, shes discovered - even after theyve received all of their nursing and nurturing from a human.

Although rehabilitation of wildlife is the prime reason for the facility, education is a close second in terms of importance.

As time permits, Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Schaadt visit schools, civic groups and other organizations with

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For around two years the New York state court system has kept a big question mark poised over a subway passenger in the Big Apple who shot four youths he knew were going to attack him. The ; courts finally acted.

The case made Bernhardt Goetz an overnight sensation ... a hero to some. Goetz, injured in a previous mugging, pulled his gun and shot at the four he feared; the courts were something less than satisfied.

The New York Court of Appeals has reinstated charges against him and a trial set in September be-! fore the judge who previously dismissed charges : against G<etz. Charges include attempted murder,

assault, criminal possession of weapons and reckless endangerment.

Total maximum penalties for those charges amount to 47 years. Maybe one should multiply that by four, because he created four victims.

One of them was paralyzed by his wound. The other

* three have been since convicted of varied crimes and

* one has agreed to complete a drug rehabilitation program. Their records suggest they were not exact-

; ly all-American types.

One attorney concludes the court took the only ra-: tional position they could take. The societal norm is : that you dont go around shooting people because : youre hypersensitive.

: Hes riit, of course.

Wed have an awful lot of shooting going on if everybody with a handgun was entitled to shoot furst and ask questions afterward.Work Finished

The Legislature has approved a $435.9 million supplemental spending package, adjourned and its a members have gone home.

The spending package includes a pay increase of : teachers of 6.5 percent. There is also a $900 across-the-board annual increase for most state workers.

It allocates $14.5 million for prison construction ; and expansion and provides for bringing some crimes under programs other than jail.

There is $3.7 million in the package for upgrading of state parks, which frees an identical amount for the purchase of new land for parks.

On the negative side the Legisature approved $6.2 - million for local projects, known as pork barrel.

: The Legislature also approved a highway funding

package designed to increase the amount of money available for highway construction.

* This sessions work brings the 1986-87 budget to $8.3

: billion.

: All in all it was a pretty good job on the part of the

; Legislature. The teachers salary increase is sorely needed if we are to attract quality educators. Fun-; ding for state parks badly needed to be increased.

* And North Carolina, along with many other states, needs increased appropriations for prisons construc-

: tion.

Paul O'Connor^

Government In The Sunshine

RALEIGH - When Rep. Georpe Miller, D-Durham, stood before the state House and asked his colleagues to accept Senate-written changes to the states Open Meetings Law, he was selling a bill with which he had disagreements.

But Miller was being pragmatic. He may not have loved the Senate bill, but he recognized that it was a significant improvement over current law. He also knew how much resistance hed faced just in getting the legislature to take the modest steps me Senate had approved.

* You saw what I was up against, Miller said in a recent interview. You know who was against this bill. Indeed, it appeared that almost everyone was against a set of amendments to the Open Meetings Law which Miller proposed in the early days of the 1965 session. The House leadership was cool to his proposals, and local government officials outright hated his ideas.

The Senate improved the biU in a number of wa^, but it also dimi-nated one provision that I thought was important and that really goes to the heart of thematter,Milier said.

Millers chief accomplishment is a set of teeth for a law which had had no enforcement provisions. The present law has no provision for rectifying a wrong that has been done, he said. Public officials could knowingly flout the Open Meetings Law by meeting in secret and aU a judge could say is, Please dont do it again.

With the recently passed changes, judges wiU now be able to declare null and void any actions taken in an ill^Uy closed meeting of a public botty. That was the central aim of the bill that Miller filed in February, 1985.

But during House committee hearings, the bill had been strengthened in some ways, although weakened in others. One strengthening measure

was to provide for Up to 1600 in civil penalti^ (in court costs, attorneys fees, etc.) against the individual boam membds who had knowingly conducted the illegal meeting.

Miker felt that the individual who held a public trust and who violated that public trust ought to be held ac-counUble for the costs of rectifying the ill^ action. The Senate insisted that pnvate citizens be able to sue for more than $500 in attorneys fees when thuy have to sue to undo the damage of an illegally closed meeting. But any court award would come ftom the taxpayers, not the individual board members. It was this Senate change with which Miller disagreed the most.

He also doesnt like a Senate amendment that took away a lO^lay grace period during which officials could have undone their wrong. The House version said a citizen had to inform the board that he was going to sue todays before filing suit. During

that interim, the board could have met in open session, rescinded or af: firmed tne business conducted in the iiiAgtti meetii^, aiHl gotten itself off the^.

By eliminating the lO^y grace period, however, the Senate stopped u^t would have been an insult to the people of North (Carolina. The grace ponod would have told politicians ttiat it was okay for them to break a law. If they got caught, theyd have lOdays totidie back ^ir action.

Muler says the lOday grace period may have eliminated some liti^tion. Infractions might have been settled without court mvolvement. He concedes, however, that other elements of the new law might also enrourage informal settlement of meeting violations.

It was a tough 17 months for George Miller, and he didnt get everything he wanted, but he did make a stride .towards more government in the sunshine.

-^Maxwell Glen and Cody Shearer-^

NEA Sorts Through Issues

WASHINGTON - Sometime in the next two years, the National Education Associations 1.8 million members will probably endorse a sidential candidate. The odds are at the beneficiary wont be a

Republican. While not an affiliate of the AFL-CIO, the NEA, like the labor federation, reserves its biggest guns for Democrats.

Early this month, delegates to the groups annual convention in

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Louisville voted to allow NEA officers three terms, effectively giving NEA president Mary Hatwood who was serving her first term during the Mondue-Ferraro debacle of 1984, the gMdiead to swing her fellow unionists behind the Democratic nominee in 1968.

Ironically, while the Democrats and Reputdicans will still probably be squabbling over the level of fe^

WASHINGTON - After more than a years delay, Ronald Reagan has just five weeks left to cut through timiiUty and apathy around him and come out against government-sponsored reverse discrimina-: tion before his presidency ends.

: Recent Supreme Court decisions :upholding certain but not all kinds of affirmative action remove a final reason for delay. Administratiim I supporters of the long-pending executive order against racial quotas to - help minority groups say that President Reagans Aug. 16 summer vacation is the final deadline.

Tm presidential vacation will merge into the mid-term election campaign, obviously no time for politically dangnrous activity. By thm, suppom of the proposed order agree, it will be dead for the Reagan preiideii^ and probably for all administrations.

Thus, the next five weeks will test whether a mature administration has grown too cautious and consensual in Its long enjoyment of unprecedented popularity ratings, or still has a revolutionary spark. If Reagan signs an executive order watering down affirmative action, he would defy the political and business establishments to the benefit of bhie-collar white workers living beyond the Washington Beltway.

There are two questions. First, shall the issue be brought to Reagan so that he can break the deadlock between Attorney General Edwin Meese HI and Secretary of Labor William Brock? And second, if the issue does reach the Oval Office, what win the president do?

there is not much doubt about the second ouestion. Reagan would pick Meese. In private and public, the president has expressed support for a

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colorblind policy. Lately, insiders say, he has been in a particularly feisty mood affirming ms conservatism on a variety of issues. There is no presidential trouble about signing an order that puts the U.S. government against mandatory nir-in&goals based on race.

But nobody knows whether the issue will ever reach the presidents desk - nobody, that is, except chief of staff Donald T. Regan. There is no sign that Regan dissents from the (Htvailing view, shared even by some conservatives, at the White House (as distinguished from the Oval Office). That view: Riling up editorial writers, columnists and many Republican members of Gon-gress on an issue where big business b now content promises big trouble and little benefit.

Accordingly, there is a disposition on the White House staff to let affirmative action drift on aimlessly. It is on the top of nobodys list,^' one senior aide told us. There iacertain-ly no need to get into it.

But Regans distaste for disord^lin^ in government, that might lead him to mun the executive oraer, also militates against a freeze-out that will prevent the president from deciding it. The chief of staff is not wholly to blame for the ludicrous succession of excuses and delays that have blocked resolution of the issue for over a year.

The stalling game would have killed the issue once and for all had it not been for the tenacity of White House communications director Patrick J. Buchanan and Assistant Attorney General William Bradford R^noids. They reacted to the Supreme Courts pro-affirmative actiwi decisions by pressing unt% again for a presidential order. The response on the White House staff is to try again bringing Brock and Meese together ~ an unachievable goal.

The next five weeks are thus crit

ical in the battle to achieve true col-orblindnesi. Although the issue may seem distant Indeedfrom the private lives of senior officials whose children never will be subjected to reverse discrimination, the real world lies beyond their policy meetings.

Interesting testimony on that point comes from Unda Chavez, who as a White House aide fought for a new revised executive order. In an uphill campaign for the U.S. Senate from Maryland, she reports a strongly favorable reaction from white ettinic voters when she caUs for a nondiscrimination policy.

eral funng public schools deserve, the NEAs forthcoming foray into prosidential potttics niay have less to & with education than one might hope.

Theres been a lot of curiosity recently - much of it justified -about the NEAs self-messed shift from outrif^ opmtiOB to national teacher certiflcafira toa position Of hiewarm acceptance. One of the major reeommendatioos of a recent Caniegie Fdundatton report, teacher certification was anathema to the NEA leadership- that is, it was until pressure from rank-and-file members, parents and, perhaps most significant^ the Carnegie^acklng Amiwiaui Federation of Teachers (AFT) Mtno palatable alternative to real education reforms.

But while FutreU soiht to draw attention to tUs change in Louisville,

JUST AS WEV GOnEN USED TO THB IDEAI

the dramatic nature of the shift was ovm:^dowed, in part, by other issues on the convention agenda. The gatherings 7,000 delegates dealt with more than five dozen business items, many of them having nothing to do directly with education. There was ajoroposal, for example, to place the NA in support of closing the five U.S. nuclear power plants design^ along the lines of the Soviet reactor in Cheroobyl; the resolution failed. An initiative favoring a jobs with peace program, which would be subsidized with funds otherwise slated for the Pentagon, succeeded.

Elishd DouglasStrength For Today

^ cynic recently an-nouficed an updated version of the Golden Rule. It was, simply, Do unto the other fellow as you think he is going to do unto you, and do it first.

Unfortunately, throughout the course of history this version of the Golden Rule has been applied more often than the version we try to abide by. There is a world of difference between this rule and, AU things therefore whatsoever ye would that 'men should do unto you, do ye even so unto them; for this is the law and the prophets.

This was J^uss extension for the ancient law of racial and tribal fidelity which commanded men to love their neighbors aild hate their enemies. Our Lord extended the concept of neighbors to take ip aU the !^wprid. It is up to ui to keep i W Iid*s version of the Goldeii Hide alivt, heid%

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Commitf Meets p Youth Revival

The Greenville Historic Properties Selection Committee will meet on Thursday at 5 p.m. in the first floor conference room of the Community Building located at Fourth and Greene streets.

Choir Rehearsal

ChMT No. 5 of Mt. Calvary Free Will Baptist Church will rehearse Thursday starting at 7:30 p.m. at the church.

Anchor Display

The anchor of the Civil War ironclad USS Monitor will be on public display at East Carolina University next week following an unveiling program at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.

The public is invited to view the historic artifact which was recovered from the Atlantic Ocean three years ;o. It will be on display at the endenhall Student Center until 5:30

until 3:30 p.m. on Friday, July 25, officials saia.

Following the unveiling and public display at ECU, the 1,400-pound anchor will be moved to Washington by the National Oceano^aphic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

Little Creek

Little Creek Church of Christ, Ayden. wUl .have services today i Satui^y at 8 p.m. Speakers Elder J.L. Wilson of New. Deliverance Free Will Baptist Church, Grifton, today, and Elder Frank Slaude of St. Paid Church of Christ, Ayden, Thursday. The members conference is Friday.

Elder Len Williams of HoUy Hill Church of Christ, Best Statim, will be the speaker at Holy Communion ser-, vices Saturday.

After regular services Sunday morning, dmner will be served at 2 p.m. Elder W.D. Keys wUl be the speaker at the 3 p.m. service.

The Northeast Original Free Will Baptist Young Peoples Christian will sponsor a three-night

youth revival at Selvia Chapel Free Will Baptist Church today-F^riday at 7:30p.m..

The Rev. Billy Anderson will speak, and Mt. Mariah Holiness Cnurch of Farmville will be the gu^t church tonight. Holly Hill Junior Choir of Belvoir will be at the service Thursday and New Deliverance of Grifton, Friday. The YPCL convention will meet Saturday at 11 a.m. at Selvia Chapel.

Quarterly Meeting

Quarterly meeting will be held at St. Matthew Free Will Baptist

Church Thursday-Sunday.

Elder Richard Mercer will preach at 8 p.m. Thursday and the Young

Rezoning Requests Get P&Z Approval

Adult Choir from Piney Grove QiurchwUlsing.

Board meeting will be held at 7:15 i.m. Friday. Holy Communion will je observed during a 7:30 p.m. Saturday service in which Elder David Daniels will preach. The Rev. Hattie M. Cobb will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Elder James Nobles and the Rock Spring FWB Church will hold a 3 p.m. service Sunday.

Shoplifting

Bobby Gray Barnes, 31, of 532 Nash

The Greenville Planning and Zoning Commission approved three rezoning requests, iiiuuding two by W.J. Morton Associates, at its meeting Tuesday night.

The board approved a request by W.J. Morton Associates to rezone 1.78 acres from residential/agricultural to medium density single-family residential. The property is located on the western right-of-way line of 14th Street Extension, north of Tuckahoe subdivision.

The commission also approved W.J. Morton Associates request to rezone about 21 acres located on the western right-of-way line of 14th Street Extension, south of Windy Ridge Townhomes, from residential/agricultural to high density single-family residential.

Commissioners approved a request by Westminster Co. to rezone anout 23 acres from residential/agricultural to medium density single-family residential.

n property is located north of Planters Walk Subdivision and has access through Crocked Creek Road. It adjoins Brook Valley on the northern and eastern property lines.

The commission approved the request despite an objection by area property owner Dr. William Sand

erson of 516 Westchester Dr. who said the move winild lower the value of his property.

A request by J.T. Williams and Tommy Williams to rezone a 16.66 acre tract, which is the location of Azalea Gardens Mobile Home Park, from residential/agricultural to high density multi-family residential, was withdrawn until the sewer availabil-ty reaches the property line, according to Bobby Roberson, director of Panning and Community Development.

The commissioner also approved a request by Roberson that allows city staff to approve shifting internal walls of condominium developments once ^ external walls have been approved by the planning commission.

The purpose (rf the resolution is to save a lot of time, Roberson said. Before, we had to take it back before the Subdivision Review Committee every time a wall was shifted. As opposed to waiting two or three weeics, now we can do it in house, take it over to the courthouse and record it.

The board delayed a discussion on the the status of buffer requirements until further information could be gathered.

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Dutch Dinner

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Rehearsal Workshop

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work on pending bills Tuesday. But when the final vote was cast just before 7 p.m., Ramsey said it would take another 90 minutes or so for legislative staff members to com-

fdete paperwork necessary to of-icially ratify bills enacted that day. *That doesnt make sense, Ramsey said. We can come back in the morning, ratify those bills and go home.

Hoise members broke into applause when Si^aker Liston Ramsey recommended just before 7 p.m. that they return this morning.

The Senate followed suit shortly thereafter. Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan urged lawmakers to remain in Ralei^ so that the Senate would have a quorum, but added, Some people have other plans made, so if you cant be here, well certainly understand.

The day was filled with stops and starts as the House and Senate convened to debate and vote on compromises worked out by joint conference committees, then recessed for additional meetings.

Gradually, the final pieces fell into place - enactment of measures aimed at solving the liability insurance crisis, lowering the insurance premium tax, increasing court costs to provide money for law enforcement pensions, authorizing studies of issues for the next Legislature to consider.

Between the House floor sessioi^, members clustered around cwnmit-tee chairmens desks for impromptu meetings to kill off remaining unratified bills.

At one point. Rep. Bob Etheridge, D-Harnett, chairman of the Appropriations Base Budget Committee, announced that his panel had defeated nearly 300 measures at one fell swoop. Most of them had been in-

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preprinted hopefully in the 1987-1989 biennium, Moore said.

Among other things, the sports medicine-physical education building will include space for the sports medicine program, coaches offices and dressing rooms.

No planning has been done for the completion of the second floor of the health sciences library, Moore said.

In addition to the capital money it reallocated, the General Assembly adopted legislation to allow up to $1.1 million in unspent medical school appropriations for the 1985-1986 fiscal year to be carried foward to the 1986-1987 fiscal year as a one-time increase for contract payments to Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Warren said.

Jack Richardson, president of PCMH, said present plans call for the construction of the birthing center on

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corporated into omnibus si biUs, he explained when an al Republican questioned the move.

As is typical when a session is winding up, many legislators made swan-song speeches praising their colleagues and the accomplishments of the session. There also was humor aplenty.

The House passed a resolution honoring Rep. Allen Barbee, D-Nash, the former speaker pro tern who is retiring. Members then whiled away the time by debating a tongue-in-cheek resolution condemning TV Guide magazine fw sponsoring a television commercial that Rep. Richard Wright, D-Columbus, said had slandered the yam.

The commercial, Wright says, features a man offering an attractive woman a choice between a yam and an edition of TV Guide. The woman makes a face and says, I hate yams!

Lets send a message to TV Guide that its just not proper to demean and make slanderous remarks of the yam, Wright fretted. If each son in America would eat one less sweet potato per week because of these adverse comments, thats 200 million sweet potatoes per week that would not be selling in North Carolina.

The Senate, meanwhile, was engaged in its own frivolities. Sen. Bob Warren, D-Johnston, invited his colleagues to attend Mule Day festivities in Benson, leading Sen. Aaron Plyler, D-Union, to play a tape recording of a braying donkey.

Sen. Charles Hipps, D-Haywood, alluding to Agriculture Commissioner Jim Grahams trademark bray that he occasionally can be coaxed to perform at Democratic Party rallies, said, Thats not Jim Graham. You couldnt get him in a boxthatsmall.

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Stantonsburg Road side of the hospital, near the present labor and delivery area.

He said the birthing facility will provide labor and delivery rooms in an away-from-the-hospital environment.

Richardson said the additional $1.1 million for contract payments to PCMH would help the hospital recoup costs involved in treating out-of-county indigent patients ^at are treated as part of the medical schools teaching program.

The medical school, Richardson said, paid PCMH $5 million ... $5.2 million during the 1985-1986 fiscal year for indigent patients, but the school ran out of money in March or April. He said he hoped the additional $1.1 million will be enough to carry the school through 1986-1987.

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and he believes this process will be an opportunity to develop new skills and responsibilities for various members of the administrative staff.

Bernice Tumage, presiding trustee, expressed the boards regret at Brown s leaving. Brown, whose resignation is effective Aug. 15, has accepted the presidency of the Carolinas-Tennessee component of Voluntary Hospitals of America.

Ernst and Wninney of Raleigh was awarded the PCMH audit contract for 1986-87. That firm was the low bidder at $49,500, up $12,000 from 1965, the board soted.

Capital expenditures of $912,118 were approved. These include $23,875 for DMa 350 conversions for facilities management; $1(6,348 for a pocket paging system for securi-ty-communications; $23,861 for a jpa-tient monitoring system for anesthesiology; $502,982 for equipment for an electrophysiology lab, irt of the graphics exercise lab; 9,000 for computerized reading equipment for echo and stress studies for the graphics exercise lab; $77,130 for a mobile data acquisition cart for the EEG lab; $15,W)0 for bronchofiberscopes for a pulmonary lab; $23,081 for drills and attachments for the operating room; $31,840 for panels and work stations for medical records; and $59,101 for beds for the minimum care unit.

Approval was given for the hospitals EastCare air ambulance program to become a member of the

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The Supreme Court on July 1 allowed Puerto Ricos government to forbid gambling casinos from advertising among the islands residents.

TTie court, by a 5-4 vote, upheld a 1948 law that Puerto Ricos highest court said prohibits casino ads aimed at residents but allows casino ads aimed at tourists.

Justice William H. Rehnquist noted for the majority that Puerto Rico could have banned casino gambling by residents altogether, and added, In our view, the grater power to completely ban casino gambling necessarily includes the lesser power to ban advertising of casino Ambling.

Rehnquist added: Legislative regulation of products and activities deemed harmful, such as cigarettes, alcoholic beverages and prostitution, has varied from outright prohibition on the one hand ... to legalization of the product or activity with restrictions on stimulation of its demand on the other hand.

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North Carolina Aeromedics, an organization composed of hospitals in the state which provide helicopter patient evacuation and transportation services.

It was reported that EastCare made 47 trips in June, bringing in $37,333 in flight revenue and $22,6% in patient revenue that officials said resulted from the air ambulance transporting the patients to PCMH rather than another facility. Expenses were $75,632 therefore, the loss for the month was $15,649.

It was reported that patient days for June were down from June 1985 13,339 versus 13,535. According to Jack Richardson, part of the decline is caused by a decrease in the average length of stay per patient -7.5 days versus 7.7 last June. He said outpatient activity of the hospital continues to grow.

Hall reported that bids will be taken Thursday on renovation of the hospitals laboratories. He said the newly added-to minimum care unit will be ready for occupancy in August. Work will begin soon, he said, on a new entrance, lobby and

Robert Harrington of Lewiston and Bernice Tumage of FarmviUe are new members of the board s rehabilitation committee. Debbie Davis, hospital vice jffesident of rehabilitation services, reported the development of a new &ieak Up program to enable hospital staff to

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re^b uhnit have increased outpatient activity of the rehab unit 62 percent in the past six months.

Medical staff chief Dr. Jirtm Rose reported that 20-30 new doctors are coming on staff this summer. According to Dr. William Laupus, dean of the ECU medical school, one of these is Dr. Donald Isley, a specialist in pediatric rehabilitatmi medicine coming here from Johns Hoi^ins Hospital in Maryland.

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ByROBlNP.TEATER Assoeialed Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - The state attorney eeneral will determine how to proco following a state Court of Appeals ruling that a lawsuit against former Gov. Jim Hunt filed by the former chairman of the state Repi^lican Party i^iould have beoi dismissed.

Republican Party chairman David Flaherty sued Hunt in September 1964, asking that Hunt be ordered to repay the state for allegedly misusing state aircraft for political trips during his campaign.

Attorney General Lacy Thornburg will detomine if any misuses of state property resulted in a loss of funds to tne people of North Carolina that have not been previously reim-bumed, spokesman John Simmons said.

Simmons said Thornburg would meet with SBI Director Robert Morgan to detennine how to proceed.

> In March 1965, after losing the Senate election to Sen. Jesse Helms, Hunt attempted to have the suit dismissed, but Wake County Superior Court Judge James Pou Bailey rejected the motion.

The appeals court Tuesday said the suit shoidd have been dismiss^ because Flaherty, as a private citizen, had no legal standing to demand that a state officer repay money he allegedly misused.

...in this state, the attorney general is the proper person to pursue such a remedy on behalf of taxpayers and the state, the appeals court said.

Flaherty, who is now chairman of the state Employment Security Commission, said Tuesday he was trying to save the taxpayers money.

The purpose of our suit was to get

back for the taxpayers some several hundred thousand dollars, he said. We went to the attorney general and the district attorney, and neither one of them chose to pursue it. We continued to pursue it, and if we hadnt, we wouldnt have gotten back what we did. Were not in this to try to keep stirring up something.

In l^ptember 1984, Hunts campaign reimbursed the state $185,938 for use of the state aircraft dating back to July 1982. Campaign aides had earlier calculated payments to the state based on the subsidized rate charged to the governors office.

When questions were raised about using state-owned aircraft, Himt ordered the state be rmmbursed at a higher rate and switched to leased aircraft for campaigning.

Hunt, who was out of the state Tuesday, could not be reached for comment.

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NEW BERN, N.C. (AP) - Ammonia could be smeiled over two blocks of New Bern after a compressor holding the gas exploded at an ice plant, critically injuring one man and send^ 16 others to the hospital.

*i had just shut the truck off and closed off the valve when Davidj^ said the pressure inside It^ea I, truck driver Ricjiard Wess-[er said. I looked at the gauge and led the motor and then I heard,

bam, bam, knock - and then it blew.

Wessinger told the New Bern Sun-Joumal said Uie chemical was to be uled for two ice plant compressors at the Atlantic Ice and Coal Co. near the NeuseRiyer.

Wessinger said he ran out the back door into a marshy area. King, who works for the ice company, remained inside the plant. Wessinger said King got out of the building on his own power, but he did not known how long

King remained inside.'

King, 21, of New Bern was listed in critical but stable condition this morning in the intensive care unit of Craven County Hospital, a nursing supervisor said.

The nurse said King was suffering breathing difficulties from ammonia inhalation. She said he was also being monitored for possible swelling of his esophagus and larynx.

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was standing on the front porch when I heard a roaring sound, he said. Wte smoke came from the b^dingri got into my car and drove a little ways down tne street, but I couldnt go any further.

Another neighbor, Emmanuel Moore, got Stilley out of his car and moved into a nearby driveway.

Tve seen things explode before, Moore said. But that scared me worse than anything Ive seen in a longtime.

Henry Sermons, Craven County emergency services coordinator,' suggested that a valve may have popped off a compressor as Wessinger loaded the ammonia. Sermons said much of the equipment is old and may have just failed under the high pr^sure ofthe ammonia.

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By F. ALAN BOYCE Associated Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - Insurance regulations and limited tort reforms enacted by the General Assembly drew strmg support from most legislators and vehement objections from a few.

The Legislature Tuesday agreed to give the state insurance commissioner more powers and to adopt some civil justice reforms, but shunned attempts to cap jury awards in liability suits.

The insurance commissioner now has the chance to make some things happen and get blamed if they don t happen, said Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan after the Senate adopted a conference report on a 39-3 vote. The House approved the compromise 90-1 with Rep. Gene Wilson, R-Watauga, Jhe only opposition.

- The bill sparked angry debate between Sen. Harold Hardison, D-. Lenoir, and Sen. Jim Johnson, R-Cabarrus.

This bill has completely lost its original balance between increased regulations and civil justice reform, said Hardison, who joined Sens. Ollie Harris, D-Cleveland and Weldon Price, D-Rockingham, in voting against the legislation.

Plaintiffs attorneys will continue hto get exorbitant verdicts and insurance companies will continue to have to set aside larger and larger sums to cover these verdicts, he said. In the end, its the little person who will continue to suffer.

But Johnson, who served on Hardisons study commission on liability insurance, said, We have traveled

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jhdnt see the same territory.

Were not out to try to climb to ~ some higher political office on some piece of legislation, Johnson said, in apparent reference to Hardisons aspirations for the lieutenant governors office.

Johnson suggested waiting until next session to take further action.

By the time we return ... I think the record will establish the fact that what we heard about the insurance crisis was one which was created by a certain special interest group that never once wanted to tell us that if we

put every doggone piece of legislation they wrote and drafted and put down there for us to consider than would cut insurance premiums not one penny.

The legislation would let the commissioner roll back excessive rates, based on improved reports on experience by industry. Insurers who raise rates and put them into effect during appeals would have to add 3 percent above prime interest rates to repayments if the rates are deemed excessive.

In addition. North Carolina will adopt federal rules against filing frivolous lawsuits - the biggest tort reform in the package - and suits .would not contain any mention of damages sought other than in excess of $10,000.

Sen. Henson Barnes, D-Wayne, said the latter provision would cut down the sensationalism in regards to lawsuits.

The^ Senate had backed a $500,000 cap on pain and suffering awards and a provision to require juries submit itemized lists of awards. Also, if punitive damages of more than $500,000 were awarded, the excess would have gone to the state.

Jordan said he would have liked to have seen a cap on punitive damages but added that something stronger might be passed next session.

Its far more reasonable than the Florida approach, where they just rolled the rates back, said Insurance Commissioner Jim Long, who emphasized the importance of the legislation to validate municipal

Shaw Head Resigns

RALEIGH (AP) - Stanley Smith, president of embattled Shaw University, resigned following a closed session of the schools board of trustees.

The board announced Tuesday that the Executive Committee of Trustees will take over administrative duties although Smiths resignation is not effective until the end of the month.

Classes will begin as scheduled this fall although questions remain about the schools finances, the board said in a news release.

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Ruffin Bailey, representing the American Insurance Association, said industrys main objection was to the usurious rate for repayments under the escrow provision.

This is an effort to force you into a negotiating status when you ought to have a level playing field, he said. It is a sword to force us to accent rates that are less than reasonable.

Benjamin Seagle, representing Aetna Life and Casualty Co., said that provision could dry up the insurance market because companies would be afraid to risk putting funds in escrow.

I guess you just have to hope North Carolina remains a good place to write insurance, he said.

Senate conferees considering differences with the House spent several hours behind closed aoors while house members appeared secure in the compromise, ^n. Don Kincaid, R-Caldwell, who voted with Hardison in conference not to concur with the House maintained that without more justice reforms, the legislation would result in a bigger insurance problem than ever.

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Whether you fly frequently on business or only occasionally for pleasure, theres a pocket-size publication that can increase your comfort. Its the Airline Seating Guide.

The ^de ccmtains drawings of the cabin layouts of aircraft flown by all major U.S. airlines, based on information sifflplied by the lines, and both the U.S. and overseas editions are updated quarterly. The latest domestic ^de, publisned this month and available only by mail order, has more than 90 charts from 20 carriers; the international edition covers 00 aircraft configurations used by 25 foreign airlines. Both also identify

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WASHINGTON (AP)-Millions of Americans are blimps because eat too much and oont burn it with exercise, says a new government report. Just dont ask which is better, less gorging or more workouts.

The Joint Nutrition Committee, a federal "said Tuesday in a report to that about 32 million Americans 25 to 74 years of age weigh too much, including 11.7 million who are severely overweight. The 32 million represent about 28 percent of all Americans in that age group.

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are restless and eager to project your ideas and standpoints but can let a problem with one whom you are fond of stand in your way. Be patient.

ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Study into better ways of advancing. Gain fine and profitable ideas. Steer clear of one who is boring.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Maintain your equilibrium if a scheming partner is trying to make you lose your balance.

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You seem to have more tasks than you can handle but persevere and they are soon behind you.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jul. 21) Be sure to get vital tasks done In the evening. Steer clear of a friend who is in a bad mood.

LEO (Jul. 22 to Aug. 21) Dont get into an argument at home over something you do not comprehend at all. Cheer up a depressed pal.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Dont reply to a letter you received which has you confused. Dont invite guests over this evening.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Study monetary affairs but dont take any action. You may find a friend is depressed in the evening.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You better believe you can gain your aims by being forceful with others. Dont accept unwise advice.

SAGI'TTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Be sure to handle anxieties wisely. Do nothing to irritate your mate. Avoid pushy people.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) See only those who are even-tempered. A troublesome situation could come up so give it some thought.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Use care and diplomacy if you go after more success. It is not wise to contact superiors.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Your ideas are good but need more study before you can make them work. Steer clear of the social world tonight.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN 'TODAY... he or she wUI be very capable in ferreting out the truth in any situation while at the same time careful not to upset anyone in the course of investigation. Be encouraging with your interesting progeny who will have a fascinating personality. Travel is possible.

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Here are some of the evening entertainment activities scheduled for GreenvUle in the coming week:

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Wednesday, July 16: Ladies Zoo Ni|^t will be held, with ladies admitted from 8-10 p.m. and men in at 10 p.m. Daddy Cool will play funk and rock n roll music.

Thursday, July 17: Shag lessons will be held; for information on the lessons call7564401. Doors open at? p.m.

Friday, July ISTAII ages will be admitted fi* Teen Night. Music will be played by Dad(fy Cool. Doors open at 8 p.m. For more infbrmation call 756-6401.

Saturday, July 19: Top 40 and beach music will be played by a disc jockey. Doors open at 8:30 p.m.

Off the Cuff Lounge at the SheraUnMlreeaville

Wednesday, July 16Tuesday, July 22: Adisc jockey will provide music.

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Friday, July 18: country music.

Saturday, July 19: country miBic.

Sunday, July 20: Disc jockey Master G will play rock music.

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Saturday, July 19: Country music will be performed by Ckwntry Shadows.

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Friday, July 18 and Saturday, July 19: A film documentary, Still Not Ashamed, will be shown at 8:30 p.m. and at 10:30 p.m.

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iday, July 18: Mannekm will play rocknroll music.

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Aging Explored At Local Forum

A Review

Wednesday. July 16,1986

By HIH SONG KIM Reflector Staff Writer

Looking ahead to the passage from middle to older age filled the agenda for apnroxiinately 50 area residents attoMing Our Future Selves/1^ Generation in the Middle, a forum held Tuesday at the Sheraton Greenville.

George L. Maddox, chairman of the Duke University Center for the Study of and Human Development ana speaker for the forum, explored the topics What can we expect? What can we do? in the face of what he termed a society that is aging rapidly without our permission.

Fed by the startling surge in the number of older adults and increased longevity within these ranks, a demograirfiic revolution is taking place, according to Maddox. More

and more people are living to be 85. We cant even depend on dying anymore, he said.

Impact rather than influx of aging adults is the issue, Maddox said. Its not simply a matter of how many older adults there are or will be, but how many of them can maintain functional capacity and how much our institutions can adapt in response, BHaddox said.

Income maintenance, health, housing and transportation were among the arenas requiring new ways of meeting needs, according to Maddox. For instance, Social Security had no way of knov^ neople would live so long. It (Social Purity) also made sense before early retirement was so widesinread, wlwn there were a lot more workers than beneficiaries, he added. The pres

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An A-Plus Evening Of Theater

The current production of The Foreigner by the ECU Summer Theater is wonderful a dont miss show.

From the moment the play starts, you can feel a good evening^s entertainment coming (m; by the time its over, you realize it has been a great evening - one of those rare occasions when almost everything works perfectly, showing what good theater IS all about.

Billed as two hours of foolishness, The Foreigner, by Larry Shue, is more than that. Basically, it is about an Englishman, Charlie 3aker (played by The Guiding jghts Jerry verDom), who comes to (korgia to get away from it all, and because of his shyness, hides behind the lie that he cannot understand English. But as others try to communicate and he responds with lis own lan^ge and gestures, we come to realize we are witnessing something more than a frivolous comedy.

Everyone in the cast is freed by his silence and responds to the listening figure, and Charlie himself acquires a personality from others needs. As he says, Together we are complete ahve. Add to that a good old-fashioned story, a strong exciting climax, a subtle love interest, good guys and bad guys, and its no wonder the 1985 play won two Obie Awards and two Outer Critics Circle Awards.

The cast is quite simply outstanding, a perfect example of ensemble playing. There is no star here, except for the play. Jerry verDem is diarlie, never missing a beat in his performance. Molly Fix as Catherine (his love interest) is a delightful combination of frustration and winsomeness, and Holt Wilson (of All My Oldrn) shows his character (Rev. Lee) to best hypocritical advantage. Joey Pollock as Charlies friend Froggy LeSeur is a study in delightful/mntensteinian consternation at what he has wrought.

As Betty Meeks, owner of the mountain lodge retreat, Kathlwn Claypool deserves a special mention. Stepping into the role on last minute notice, she recreates the character she played on Broadway for 20 months, and is a pleasure to behold. Jay Theriault as Ellard, Catherines not-too-bright brother, played his role with something near genius. The copycat scene wiui Charlie at the round dining table gave new meaning to Bettys term extracumcular communication, and provided an unforgettable bit of hilarity thats worth the price of the play alone.

As redneck Owen Musser, Stuart Ward walked the fine line between character and caricature and kept his balance. He didnt quite dehver the threat of ignorant evil, but neither was he a Gomer Pyle - just a good ole boy. As a plus, there was no problem with acoustics: everyone could be heard and understood. Thank goodhess it would have been a shame to miss a sin^e line.

Combine all this with CUs customary technical excellence, the prwluction gets an A plus in my book, ^mpliments to all, and especially to director Steven Willidord.

B^, borrow, steal, or buy a ticket at McGinnis Theater on the ECU campus for this show - it runs through Saturday night, with a matinee on Saturday. Take your kids, your lover, your mother-in-law - or go alone, rd hate for anyone to miss 3^ kind of treat. Monday nights standing ovation from the enthusiastic audience would seem to agree.

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Maddox cautioned against stereotyping older adults. There is no one group which can be referred to as the elderly. We cannot generalize like this; older adults are as varied as the rest of us, Maddox said.

Misconceptions about aging were tackll as well. Older adulte do not have to be passive or inactive. We now know mat it is never too late to benefit from risk reduction through such measures as exercise, eating healthier... doing so places you in a position to lay down toe conditions of your own personal aging, Maddox said.

Being caught in the middle emerged as another aspect of the current middle-aged generations transition into older age. Many future 55-year olds will be sandwich*

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Others besides Maddox advocated a realistic assessment of the aging process and actions based on such understanding. How we handle aging affects the quality of life. An awareness of what well be going through as we age enables us to improve the quality of our lives, said

James M. Craven, senior vice president of Pilot Life Insurance Company, sponsors of the forum. Aging 18 sure to be a topjc of interest to everyone, and its more than that to our misiness, Craven added. Opportunities for informal group discussion were offered to the predominantly middle-aged audience. Members ranged from the Rev. Caswell Shaw, a local minister who said he had never really thought about aging except in relation to my mother and mother-in-law and came to the forum to learn how to better serve my congregation, to Jasper Register, a sociology professor wno wifi be teachi^ a course on gerontology at East Carolina University this fall.

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^NEW YORK (AP) - Hie stock iiaiM turned upward today, re-goimding from the steep decline of thepast eight sessions.

^Ihe Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 9.70 to 1,778.40 in the first hour of trading.

; Gainers outnumbered losers by QMie than 2 to 1 amc^ New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.

Opening-hour volume on the Big Board came to43.96 million shares.

Evidence continued to accumulate of sluggishness in the economy. Business sales slumped 1.8 percent m Iby, the bisBnt decline in 11 years. The Commerce Department said today that sales amounted to $420.7 bimon in filay, $7.7 billion below the April sales total. It was the laruest otae-month decline since a record 2.8 percent plunge in March 1975. With yles shunpins, businesses also cut back drastically on inventory build-i^, pushing inventories down by 0.3 piment, the biggest fall since a 0.6 t drop in March 1963. The drop

Edwards Mrs. Mattie Jane Perkins Edwards, 55, died Monday in Pitt County Memorial Hospital. She was a resident of Route 4, Greenville.

Her funeral will be con^ted at 1 p.m. Friday at Mt. Calvary FWB Church by her pastor, the Rev. Evelyn MarshaU. Burial follow in Homestead Memorial Gardens.

Mrs. Edwards livedmostof her life in the Belvoir community and attended Shivers Sally Branch and Bethel Union schools. She was an emii^ee of D.G. Nichols Real Estate Inc., and a member of Gods Remnant Church of Christ.

Kennard of Norfolk, Va., and 12 grandchildren.

The fmily wiU receive friends at Phillin Brother Mortuary from 7-8 p.m. Thursday, and at other times at the home. Route 4, Greenville.

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GRIFTON - Ms. Cynthia Denise Little, formerly of Griflon, died Saturday in Roster, N.Y.

Her funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in Norcott Memorial Chapel, Ayden, by Elder Tyrone Turnage. Burial wifi foDow in Ayden

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The NYSEs composite index of all its listed common stocks rose .70 to 125.61. On the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was up.68at266.04.

:0n Tuesday the Dow Jones industrial average feU 24.75 to 1,768.70, hringing its loss since July 2 to 140.33

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..... Surviving are one daughter. Bliss

Wakeshi 0. Little of RoSester ; her parents, Simon little and Mrs. imdred Kaye Miller UtUe, both of Rochester; one brother, Lynwood Earl little of Rochester; two sisters, Mrs. Alke Faye Little Gamble and Ms. Jacqu^ V. Little, both of Rochester; her paternal grandparents, Vernon Lee Uttle and Mrs. v^na Lee Little, both of Grifloo; her maternal grandmother, Ms. Bernice Lee Milter of Grifton, and her paternal great-grandmother, Mrs. Adelante Murphy of Griflon.

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LaiSEver, Md., Bte. Carol Edwards Randolph of Greenville, Mrs. Geraldine Weldon Fleming of London, Bliss Christine Weldon of Grifton and Miss Sharon Weldon of Baltimore; her parents. Elder Jasper Perkins and BIrs. Blary Blount Perkins, both of Greenville; three sisters, BIrs. Lillie Dell Thomas of Seaford, Del., Mrs. Mary Lawrence Perkins Williams of Greenville and BIrs. Louise Perkins

The body wUl be at the home from 6 p.m. Thursday unto the hour of the funeral. Hie family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7-8 p.m. Thursday, and at other times, at the home of BIr. and BIrs. .VernoD Lee Uttle, 151 Waters St.

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BIUDGETON - BIr. Carlton Black Taylor, 55, died at Craven County HosjMtal in Nw Bern Monda " reridence was 3131 St Church Road, Bridgeton.

The fiineral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Wilkerson Funeral Chapel in Vanc^oro by the Revs. Jack Webb Jr. and Blaney Rowe. Burial wUl be in Celestial Memorial Gardens.

BIr. Taylw was reared near Greenville and had been a resident of Craven County for 35 years. He was a commercial fisherman and a member of Sm^ Hope Free Will Baptist Church.

Surviving are his wife, BIrs. Daphne Powers Taylm*; (me dau^ ter, BIrs. Linda Carol Blindoro of R Walton Beach. Fla.; one brother.

Leslie Taylor of New Bern; two sisteis. Burs. Irene Barrington of Alberndate, Fla. and BArs. Lizzie Craft of Grifton, and one grandchild.

The temily will receive friends at the funeral home from 7-9 toright.

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We would llkslo thank overyono for thair kindness diylng the Illness and death bf George Streeter. We also appreciate all the help he received In the Intensive Care Unit at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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( multiple microburst. They tho(#t they were flying into a concution that thousands of guys have flown into. .-Melvin said that one of the rcasons that pilots are not as fearful is they should be of storms, is that in cases like this before, the government told us a good pilot would have flown through it.

- After a day-long debate, the board rejected one members sugestin toat primary blame be fixedra the Storm itself, which apparently triggered several microbursts and uociated wind shears, and cropp^ 9 without warning south of the air-

I The panel also passed over rec-(Bnmendations that would have issi^ more specific responsibility to the crews handling of the emergency, the weather service and the failure of other pilots to relay to the Dallas-Ft. Worth tower the fact they had observed unusual weather jiBt minutes before the crash.

The crew was headed by Capt. fidhrard N. Connors, who had 29,300 icNirs of flight experience, 3,000 of (hem in the L-1011. He and his co-pilot and fli^t engineer died in the crash, as did a motorist who was struck by ^ plane on a highway near the airport. There were 27 survivors.

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Safety board member Jo^ Nall argued that this is a microburst case, not a pilot competence case. Nolxidy on tne day of the accident foresaw a microburst.

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The pilots have been ordered to shoot back if fired upon, said one U.S. official in Bolivia, also speaking on condition of anonymity.

Most of the U.S. military personnel are based in Panama with the Southern Command and are expected to arrive within days to assist in the campaign that police and the Drug Enforcement Administration hope will disrupt Bolivias giant cocaine incmstry.

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Attention Greenville Citizens! PUBLIC NOTICE

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF QREENVLLE HAS BEEN ADOPTED TO IMPLEMENT A DISTRICT REPRESENTATION ELECTION SYSTEM FOR THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENVILLE

The public will take noUcethet the CHy CouncH of the City of Gieen-vllle adopt an ordinance on the 10th day of July, 108, amanding tire City Charter (as set forth In Chapter 272 of the 1981 Session Uws of North Carolina, as anwnded) implemeiiting a district election system. The ordinance creates fhre single member districts snd provides that one council member shall be elected from each of these ve districts. The voters of each district would eleet ^ mambar who must resida in the dIstricL In addition, all of the qualified voters of the city would elect one sHarge council member.

In addition to the five district representatives and the one aMarge council mambar, all of the qualHled voters of the city would continue to elect the mayor aHarge.

The ordinance shall be effective 30 days after notice Is publlahed, subject only to a vote of the people H a referendum petition Is duly received pursuant to G.S. 160A-103. The first election to be held under the provisions set out In this ordinance would be In November, 1087.

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ed. Fernando Valenzuela was taatic and Don Aase saved the day.

'Diesday nights ^-Star Game looked jut like the first half of the 1968seasoo.

And, in the Year <A the Hinne Run, Leu Whitaker and White om-nected as the Amaican League beat the National League 3-2.

*^e all know what we can do. Our satisfaction is that we did our job, Whitako* said after the AL won fw just the second time in the past 15 games.

Ctoens, showing no ill effects of pitdiii^ on only two days rest, was perfect as be was in winning his nrst 14 games this year.

Gemois, leading the majors with 15 victories, retired all nine batters he faced and became the first AL ratcber to get the Most Valuable Player awani. He threw 25 pitches, 21 for strikes.

Im usually around the plate, he said. Tliey always ask me about my contnd and being a powor pitcher. Hiey say the two tont mix.

He did just fine, accord to the NLbatters.

Clemens is going to be one of the ^ts in the game, said Darryl Strawberry, one of Clemens two strikeout victims.

His velocity is pretty much like Docs (Gooden), Ozzie Smith said. There was a lot of anticipation tonight knowing we were facing a guy like him.

Teddy Higuera relieved Gemens

and kept the NL without a baserun-ner unol Strawberry singled with one out in the fifth.

seven innings, scored twice in eighth against the fluttering knucklebalfi of Charlie Hough. Then, after ^ NL put runners on first and third with one out in the ninth against Dave Righetti, Aase was summoned.

The man who leads the majors in saves got another when Chris Brown into a cbecked-swing dou-

! figured he knew more about me than I knew about him - that I was a fastball lutcher, Aase said. So I figured I could fool him by throwing a shder.

It was only the secoi^ AL vicUury in the last 23 meetings, and marked the first time the Americans had won in an NL park since 1962 at Wrigley Field. The NL now leads the series 36-20 with one tie.,

Valenzuela continued his All-Star success, this time sp^tacularly. He fanned the first five hitteis he faced, tying Carl Hubbells record for most consecutive strikeouts.

ValenziKla struck out Don Mattingly, Cal Ripken, Jesse Barfield, Lou Whitaker and Higuera before Kirby Puckett ended the string by grounding out. In 1934, HubbeU, a Hall of Famer, struck out future Hall of Earners Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, A1 Simmons and Joe Cronin.

I was not aware I was going for a record, Valenzuela said. I dont

know about Carl HubbeU ~ I was bom in 1960.

Valenzuela pitched three shutout innings and ran his streak of scoreless AU-Star innings to 7 2-3. He also became the first pitcher to ever strike out the side twice.

Gooden, who has led the majors in strikeouts the last two years, was not so sharp - showing some of the inconsistency that has bothered him this season.

Puckett Mt Goodens first jHtch of the game up Um middle fw a single. In the second inning, Gooden retired the first two batters before Dave Winfield doubled hard into the right-field comer.

That brought up Whitaker. Gemms, who has never batted in the majors, was on deck.

1 had to let Dwight Gooden pitch to Whitaker, but Whitaker isnt yixir average eighth-place hitter, NL Manager Whitey Herzog said. If Gooden had gotten belund 2-0, I would have put him on.

Maybe if it was the regular season, I would have walked him. But just like everyone else, I had cimfidmce in Dwight.

Gooden threw two fastballs for strikes, but then tossed a curve that Whitaker hit on a high arc over the right-field fence.

Dwight CkxKlen.is one of the few pitchers in this game you can truly caU great, Whitaker said. It certainly made me feel good to hit a home run off him.

Gooden said he knew what went wrong because the same thing has been happening this season.

One mistake pitch and I get hurt. Thats been the problem aU year, he said.

With Higuera shutting out the NL for the middle three innings, the AL took its 2-0 lead into the seventh against Mike Scott, the ma jor-league strikeout leader.

Scott fanned Ripken and Barfield to start the inning, and then got ahead 0-2 against ^te, who was batting for Whitaker.

I pitched like I normally would, but when I got two strikes on White, I was trying to strike him out, Scott said. I was mdy one (Htch away. But White sent the next {hm ( the fence in left-center.

over

0-2 and that was it, Herzog said. Hmne-run totals are up throughout

the majors this season and the AL had hoped its power-packed lineup, with 266 at the All-Star br^, would be able to brmk loose even at the Astrodmne, considered the wmrst hitters paric in the maj(ffs. The same was true in 1968, when a slugger-led AL team was held to three hits in a

1-0 loss at Houston.

This time. White admitted, not many people expected he and Whitaker to supply tne punch.

You never know wm the guy is going to be, White said, domg in, you nave some ideas who it might be. But it usually turns out that it is somemeelse.

sent up as a pinch hitter. AL: er Dim Howser brought in the left-handed Righetti, leaving the right-handed Aase in the bullpen.

Righetti escaped that trouble by getting Davis on a popup. Bid the NL

the ninth whe^oSy Davis^^ed

with one out and Dave Parker singled pinch-runner Tony Pena td third.

That brou^t up Brawn, the second-leading hitter in the NL, and brought on Aase.

Brown grounded a ball up the mid (fie to White, who tagged second base

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there looking for singles. Both Frar and I have the type of swings that enable you to hit the ball out of the park.

Even with a 3-0 lead, the AL was not home free. In years past, the NL has found a way to win, and it made its move in the eighth.

Brown opened with a double off Hough and tocric third when Chili Davis fanned, but had to be thrown out at first base when the third strike bounced past catcher Rich Gedman.

Hubie Brooks struck out, but the third strike went through Ctelman for a passed ball and rolled about 15 feet away. Gedman recovered quickly, spun and threw to Hough, who was

late covering the plate, and Brown i-fii

scored with a head-iirst slide.

It was a little embarrassing for me out there. Here I am in an All-

Star game and I am missii^ all these (kdman said. Hes the first

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knuckleball pitcher I ever caught. He didnt fool me, the ball just popped out of my glove.

Brooks reached first base on his strikeout and took second on Houghs balk. Hough got his third strikeout of the inning by fanning Tim Raines, but Steve Sax singled to left, driving home Brooks.

Glenn Davis, a right-hander leading the NL with 20 homers, was

Clemens Delivers

Boston Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens delivers a pitch in the first inning of Tuesday nightss All-Star game in Houston. (AP Laserphoto)

Paige Powell of Greenville advanced to the finals of the girls 14-:year old age division of the Green-:ville/Wheat First Securities Junior - Tennis Championships with a three-let victory over number two seed Damela Marx Tuesday.

, pQfwell, who upended number-one seed lisa Manning in straight sets on Monday, dropped the first set to

Marx 64, but came back to win the next two sets 6-2 and 64. She was scheduled to meet fourth-seeded Lee Worrell in the finals today at 1 p.n).

There were two upsets in the boys 18-year old division, where number-one seed Pat Dalzell lost to Buck Stephenson, and number-two seed Drew Grice lost to Jon McLamb. Skephenson faces McLamb in the finals.

In the boys 16-year old bracket, number one seed Victor Meir advanced to the semifinals with a straight set win over Gaig Fisher. William (barter, the second seed, also won as did Dan Pearson and Sean Lucas. Charter will face Pearson, and

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The tq[) two seeds in the boys 12-year old age group moved into Uie finals where number-one seed John Stubbs will meet number two seed Marc Fielding.

Kari House, top seed in the girls 18-year old bracket, will meet ^san Newberry, the number-two seed, in the finals. House advanced with a three-set win over Kim Bayliss-(^mpbell and Newberry topped Susan McNeill in straight sets.

In the girls 16-year old division, number-three seed Margaret Bridger upset top-seeded Millie Maxwell to move into the finals where she will meet number-four seed Jenny Boone, an upset winner over Susan Proctor, the number-two

O'Grady, Beman May Square Off In British Open Championship

Jane Stubbs took the title in the

girls 12-year-old round robin with a win over mnnie Wood.

Results

TURNBERRY, ScoUand (AP) -Mac OGrady got one wish, not both.

I h(^ he makes it, OGrady said on a fhght from Boston to Scotland for the 115th British ()pen (}olf (^mpionship, which begins Thursday.

The he OGrady was referring to was PGA Tour G)mmissioner Deane Beman, who was, at that moment, attempting to qualify for a spot in the world s oldest golf tournaments.

Beman did, indeed, make it.

I hope were pired together, OGrady then sai(l of the man who him from the tour for six and fined him $5,000 for conduct unbecoming a professional golfer.

But that wont happen.

Beman, making a mini-comeback ' as a competitor after more than 12 years as the chief executive of the

important. I cant say what it will be, but itll shake em up, OGrady said.

Until then, OGrady - who plays

right-handed and putts left-handed, who r

Singln Boys IS-Vetf-OMDivbioa Buck Stephenson d. Pat Dalzell 46,6-3,7-5 Jon McLamb d. Drew Grice 7-5,36,6-3 Boys H-Ycar-OUDiviiioa VKtor Meir d. Craig Fisher 6-2,66 William Carter d.Nian Johnson 6-1,6-! Dan Peanon d. Ben Parrott 64,6-2

American Tour, plays the first two otW qualifiers, both

rounds with two British professionals.

OGrady, who won the first tournament of his career last month at

Hartford, plays the first two rounds with Marx OMeara and an Irish

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Lee Worrelld. Caroline Vinson62,76, (7-1) Giris 12-Year4Mi DIvlsian Finals JaneStubhsd. Frannie Wood62,6l

touring professional, Ronan Rafferty-

The suspension over an incident between OGrady and a female marshal at a t(Hirnament in New Orleans in 1984 - was upheld by a PGA Tour appeals committee last week but does not apply to the British Open because it is not a PGA-sanctioned event.

OGrady said there will be more moves, apparently legal action, before he returns to the United States next week.

There will be something out of the States the middle of this week, some-

had to go through qualifying 17 times before gaining his American Tour playing rights, who speaks Japanese and runs marathons is concentrating on his preparations for his first British Open.

Is it something? OGrady asked. I played in my first Masters this year. After attempting to qualify for 17 years, I played in my first U.S. Open.

And now, after attempting to qualify a zillion times. Im going to be playing in my first British Open.

Im putting it all together in a book: How I Played the Grand Slam, he said.

While his left hand-right hand playing style and his well-documented battle with Beman will make OGrady a figure of curiosity to the Scottish fans, he could be much more than that.

The outspoken OGrady, a deeply talented man with enormous poten

tial and awesome length, is playing the best golf of his life.

In his last three starts he very nearly won the Canadian Open, did win in Hartford, and last week fell just short in a last-round bid in Williamsburg, Va.

You always go with the man whos playing well - and Macs playing very well, Tom Watson said.

But so are a number of others.

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The 1986 Greenville Babe Ruth AU>Stars are from left to right, first row: Chris Brown, Chris Christopher, Joe Deloach, Wes Jackson; second row: Dan Powers (coach), Maurice Hines, Walter Gatlin, Craig

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Clemens Retires Nine, Takes Home MVP Award

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Steve Howes mtdng future is in limbo again after the left-hander tested positive for cocaine for the second time this year.

Im pondering retirement ri^t now, Howe, who,was pitching for the San Jose Bees of the California League and was reportedly close to signing with the Toronto Blue Jays, said from his Montana home. *T really dont know whats going on.

The Bees announced the positive result Tuesday and team President Harry Steve placed the former reliever for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins on the KHlay disabled Ust.

But Joe Gagliardi, president of the Class A California League of which the Bees are a member, said he was suspending Howe because, he said, I dont consider that an injury.

I dont think I really have any choice in the matter,^ Gagliardi said. He was suspended oiK;e before and put back on. He made an agreement with the commissioners office. ... The ballclub is the one who called it.

Howe, the National Leagues Rookie of the Year in 1960, has a history of drug problems dating back to a 1984 suspension by then^mmis-sioner Bowie Kuhn.

Although Steve said he was told the

results of the test administered by the Bees showed a 99.9 percent^ certainty of cocaine use, Howe denied any renewed drug usage.

Howe said he could not comment further until he spoke with his attorneys. I dont know any more than you know, he said.

Steve said Howe showed a lot of shock at the test results and that Howe had tested negative in eight previous tests.

Steve said a urinalysis was conducted Monday morning as a backup to a test taken earlier under the supervision of representatives from Oxnmissioner Peter Ueberroths office.

The results of the test administered by the commissioners office were not immediately known.

A cornerstone of our drug policy is confidentiality. We are aware of the situation, but we will not discuss individual cases, Rich Levin, an aide to Ueberroth, said.

Howes earlier suspension this year, on May 15, followed a drug test supervised by Ueberroths representatives.

The Bees were informed then that the test was positive for cocaine, but Howe denied using any drugs. He was reinstated on June 24 when his lawyers negotiated a settlement with Ueberroths office.

John Johnson, president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, which governs the minor leagues, onlered the original suspension and subsequent tests on Howe.

Siime his suspension last May, Howe has undergoim additional drug rehabilitation therapy and shown a positive and constructive attitude in addressing the concerns which give rise to my action. Johnson said.

Things had gone so well for Howe that the Blue Jays reportedly were close to signing him.

He was a free-agent player and weve been interested in him since March, Toronto public relations director Howard Starkman said. 'The drug situation is something that he would nave had to clear up before we would have cmisidered signing him.

Starkman said the team had indicated over the weekend we werent close to signing him.

It (Toronto) is the one organization that has been very up frrat with us and has been very fair m giving us a chance to give our side of the story, John Lence, Howes attorney, said. They honestly seem to believe that Steve has overcome his problem.

HOUSTON (AP) - If Roger Clemens was tired, it didnt show.

The BosUm right-handers All-Star preparatira was a complete-game vktorv three days before he was to start for the American League Tues-

-old pitcher, who

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tens retired all nine National batters he faced and earned the Most Valuable Player award in the ALs 3-2 victory.

Clemens threw 25 pitches, 21 of them for strikes. His string of outs was helped along when shortstop C!al Ripken went deep in the hole to tnrow out Dale Murphy. It was the closest the NL came to a hit against the 23-

ipitct ives m Katy, Texas, al from the Astnxlome.

Its just a thriU, aU this happening at home, he said. You never imagine something like this coming around.

Clemens was drafted out of high school by the New York Mets and recalled working out on the Astrodome sidelines for that team before deciding to pass up their contract offer andattend the University of Texas.

In high school I threw about 85 miles per hour, he said. I had good

Babe Ruth All-Stars Stay Alive With Wins

PIKEVILLE - Pitt Countys Babe Ruth All-Star team stayed alive in the District 5 Babe Ruth tournament with 9-1 win over Nash County and a 13-4 win over Northern Wayne to advance to the tournament finals where they will meet Northern Wayne again tonight.

Pitt County took early game from Nash County by putting the game away with a five-run fourth inning that gave theam 7-1 lead Pitt Ckiunty lead 2-1 after three in-

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nings. In the fourth inning, Pitt Countys Paul Jackson opened witn a walk. Robbie Nichols singled. Gray Mills walked. MArk Smith singled to score Jackson and Nichols. Darrell Moye followed with a sacrifice bunt to score Mills. George Burnette had a long fly ball to right field to score Smith. Bryan Bullock sacrificed bunted to score Moye.

Ronnell Peterson, Brian Bullock. Darrell Moye and Mark Smith all had two hits to lead Pitt County. Moye was the winning pitcher.

In the second game, Northern Wayne took an early 2-0 lead after the first inning before Pitt County rallied for ei^t runs in the second to put the game away.

In the second inning, Burnette opened with a single. Gene Stancill followed with a sin^e. Randy House t^ fddowed with a homer to score three runs. Scott Chauncey then walked. Kelvin Huber reached on a bunt. Gray Mills sacrifice bunt moved Chauncey to third. Smith singled to score Chauncey. Moye singled to score Huber. Burnette singled to score Smith. House doubled to score Moye and ^ve Pitt County an 8-2 lead it would never relinquish.

Stancill, Smith, Moye, Burnette, House, and Huber all had two hits apiece to lead Pitt County.

Pitt County will play Ncxlhem Wayne tonight for the championship.

control and good stuff, but I was not a superstar.

He blossomed into one at Texas, where he was the winning pitcher in the final game of the 1983 College World Series against Alabama. He was Bostons first pick in the June 1963 draft, but injunes slowed his big league progress.

Clemens underwent surgery on his ri^t shoulder last August and began this season by winning his first 14 decisions. He punctuated that string by setting a major-league record with 20 strikeouts against Seattle on April 29 and led the league in victories, earned run average and strikeouts at the All-Star break.

Its kind of snowballed this year, Clemens said. Its like a page out of a book, a nice book for the Red Sox and myself.

(^mens was the first American pitchor to win the All-Star award, which was initiated in 1962. When he retired all nine hitters he faced during the first three innings, it was only the seventh time that has happened in an All-Star game and the first time since Steve Stone did it in 1980.

Catcher Lance Parrish said Gemens was really poppinjg the ball, especially on a second-inning strikeout against Darryl Strawberry.

Whitaker Takes Gooden Pitch Downtown For Crucial Homer

HOUSTON (AP) - If it wasnt the All-Star Game, Lou Whitaker would never have gotten the chance to be the hitting star for the American League.

The second-inning situation in Tuesday nights 3-2 AL victory was tailor-made for Whitaker - who has 12 home runs this year for the Detroit Tigers - to receive an intentional walk from National League Manager Whitey Herzog.

Dave Winfield had doubled with two out off NL starter Dwight Gooden and AL starter Roger Gemens was the on-deck hitter. Because the American League uses the designated hitter, Gemens would be making his first major-league at-bat.

He wasnt going to give me anything to hit, Imtaker said of Gooden. But in the All-Star Game everybody comes to play. TTiere are no free passes.

Herzog decided against having Gooden issue a free p^, and Whitaker responded by drilling an 0-2 pitch over ttie right-field wall.

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over my brain, Herzog said, sec-

^ten55^St think hed (Whitaker) get a hit.

Ive got a lot of confidence in Ckwden. If hed been behind 2-0, Id have walked Whitaker.

In a regular-season game, Id have walked Whitaker.

Whitaker said pitch was a curveball that just didnt break.

I just managed to get it out, Whitaker said. I dont have any il-lusiiHis. I am not a home run hitter.

Dwight Gooden is one of the few pitchers in this game you can truly call great and it is a thrill and an honor fw me to hit a home run t him in an All-Star Game. litaker said when he approached the plate, the thought occurred to him Herzog might order the intentional walk.

In a regular-season game, he would have put me on base. But not in an All-Star Game, 1^ said.

Gooden said his pitch to Whitaker was symptomatic of his problems this year.

One mistake pitch and I get hurt, Gooden, KM, said. My last few games Ive just been making a couple of minor mistakes mechanically. One pitch cost me two runs and thats been my problem.

Gary Carter, Goodens teammate

and the starting NL catcher, said last years Cy Young Award winners problem was that the pitch got a little up.

Here he is. The ei^th hitter in the lineup with the pitcher coming up. And that was it, Carter said.

Hes (Gooden) had occasional lapses this year. Everybody says hes not up to his old standaim, but hes still awesome.

Whitaker credited his former hitting coach with the Tigers, Gates Brown, with giving him confidence.

He always told me never let the pitcher get ahead of you and always try to hit your pitch, Whitaker said.

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Home Federal defeated Overtons, 144). Leading the way for Home Federal were Brandon Jones, J. Dale Manning and Beth Me||amer. Home Federal finishes the y^ undefeated 9-0. Overtons was led by John Wilhelm, Trey White and Ben Harris.

Sunnyside defeated a Cleaner World, 14-13. Jeff Gaddis, Wayne Suggs and Glenn Dudl^ led the hitting for Sunnyside. A Cleaner World was led by Ryan Collier, Josh Huf-ford and Wade Davis.

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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - After six months away from competitive tennis, a new and improved Jdin McEnroe is ready to come back.

. Im just going to have to get match tough, McEnroe said at a news conference Tuesday at the Forum. I dont think that will take too long. It mi^t take three or four months or it might take two weel. It mig^t come back fast. I hope it does. Im just going to flow with it. McEnroe has spent the last six months relaxing at the beach, taking in an occasional Los Angeles Lakers

gime, and just clearing my head. e expects his game to snow signs of

rust in the beginning, but that hell eventually play better than ever.

Im trymg to prepare myself for the next couple ot jiears.' McEnroe said. Im not as worried about the immediate future right now. Im trying to get myself ready for the rest of the 80s.

McEnroe will be sporting a new, more amiable attitude.

Family life, it changes you, he said. It gets to be like a broken record for anybody who has had a kid. Its just the best thing that could ever

happen to me. You\

ive just got to thank God every day and its just wonderful.

You just feel nice. Its almost going to be like Im too nice. Its going to be scary. .

McEnroe left tennis last January after winding up a disappointing yrar with a loss to Brad Gilbert in the Masters at Madison ScRMweaShrden. His game was in ^anftles, his nerves raw.

The McEnroe who turned up Tuesday afternoon at the Forum was engaging, displaying a wry wit and new-found maturity. Hes happy about that, and he credits his 7-week-old son, Kevin, and his fiance, actress Tatum ONeal, for his new outlook.

He denied reports that surfaced in British newspapers that he needed the time off to enter a drug rehabilitation center.

Thats absolutely wrong. What JBjore can you say? ... The only reason it happened was because I had not been seen around by the English press in a couple of months, so they sent people over to fish up things, he said.

At one point during his layoff, he went almost a month without picking up a tennis racket. Since Kevins birth, McEnroe has been working out, and he has supplemented tennis with yoga to help his flexibility.

McEnroe, who admitted he has always hated practicing, has even found his workouts to be more productive.

Im definitely working a lot harder, he said. Im trying different things. Its really exciting. Im already in better shape. Im prorably in better shape than I was (in January).

McEnroes first competitive match is scheduled for July 24 when he meets Ivan Lendl in the Forum Tennis Challenge Superfinals. Hell play in a tournament at Stratton, Vt., beginning Aug. 4, and maybe one other before the U.S. Open.

If I play well. Id like to try and win the U.S. Open, McEnroe said Im not going there with the intention of not winning. Im not going to be surprised if it takes me a while to get back. Thats part of what Im go^ ing to have to deal with.

The recently concluded Wimbledon, which saw Boris Becker win his second straight championship, gave McEnroe a further sign that his competitive spirit is in good shape.

The new McEnroe fully expects to be better than the old one - and the old one won four U.S. Open championships and three Wimbledon titles.

Valenzuela Breaks Record

HOUSTON (AP) Los Angeles pitcher Fernando Valenzuela mdnt share in the pre-game All-Star game light and he didnt earn the Most

i/aluable Player honor.

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and fired back to Mattingly to end the game.

It was a checked swing. If he had hit it solid, it probably would have got into center field for a base hit, White said.

My biggest problem was getting the ball over (6-foot-5) Parker. He wasnt going to slide and I didnt want to tut him with my throw. Whites relay was in plenty of time, and the AL had its third victory in the last 23 games.

Everybodys been rubbing it in our faces, saying the National League dominates every year, Bostons Wade Boggs, leading the majors in hitting, said after going 1-for-3. But the American League dominates the World Series.

And, for at least one year, the All-Star Game. too.

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But Valenzuela certainly turned on the crowd and turned off American League hitters.

He pitched his way into the record bo(^ Tuesday night when he struck out five consecutive batters, tying former New York Giants left-hander Carl Hubbell, a Hall of Famer who established the record July 10,1934 Boston starter R(er Clemens, who pitched three perfect innings in the American Leagues 3-2 victory, got the MVP honor but Valenzuela was pleased with his performance.

Pm very happy because everyone knows of Carl Hubbell, Valenzuela said.

To tie his record is an honor and I am very fortunate to be in his company.

Valenzuela relieved National League starter Dwight Gooden in the foui% inning and struck out the side madiing him the eighth All-Star to accomplish that feat.

Valenzuela struck out pinch hitter Don Mattingly to start the fourth inning, and got Cal Ripken and pinch hitter Jesse Barfield on called third strikes

Valenzuela fanned Lou Whitaker and pitcher Ted Higuera to start the fifth inning but missed breaking Hubbells record when Kirby Puckett grounded out to second base.

I wasnt going for strikeouts. Im just lucky today, Valenzuela said. 1 tried a breaking ball (to Puckett), threw him a curve and he hit it. But Im vary happy to strike out five batters.

Hubbell set the record by striking out Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Fox, A1 Simmons and Joe Cronin, aU of whom were later named to the Hall of Fame.

Kansas City Manager Dick Howser, who managed the American League, was impressed with Valenzuelas showing.

He was awesome, Howser said. Five straight strikeouts. I didnt want to look up for six.

Valenzuela and Gooden each struck out ie side - in the fourth and fifth innings in the 1984 All-Star game at San Franciscos Candlestick Park. Tuesday nights performance made Valenzuela the only

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In the same game at Candlestick, American League pitcher Bill Caudill retired three straight National Leaguers on strikes in the seventh inning.

Sid Fernandez of the New York Mets followed Valenzuela by striking out the side in the eighth inning, after walking the first two batters.

The eight strikeouts by Valenzuela and Fernandez, and two each by Mike Scott of Houston and Gooden helped the National League pitchers

tie an All-Star record of 12 strikeouts in a game.

I wanted Valenzuela to get the sixth strikeout, National League Manager Whitey Herzog of St. Louis said. Thats some pretty good company he is with.

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Boaton....................56 31 .644 -

New York...............50 39 .562 7

Oevelaiid...............46 39 .541 9

Baltimore...............46 41 .529 10

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64 Lost 1 20-21 30-18

64 Lost 2 25-19 21-20

64 Lost 2 20-19 26-22

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ToitJOto.............S....47 43 .522 10% 5-5 ^t 2 2^ 21-18

Detroit ...............43 44 .494 13 4-6 Won 1 21-16 22-28

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7-3 Won 1 22-17 26-^ 1% 5-5 Won 2 27-20 20-21

California...............48 39 .552 -

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' Kmmm aty............40 48 .455 8% 3-7 Lost 1 25-20 15-M

- Seattle ............39 51 .433 10% 5-5 Lost 1 21-19 18-32

- 37 51 .420 11% 3-7 Won 1 22-26 15-25

Oakland.................34 56 .378 15% 4-6 Won 2 17-21 17-35

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rYork...............59 25 .702

.46 38 .548 13 .42 43 .494 17% .429 23 .419 24

Chicago..................36 48

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Pittsburgh..............35 50 .412 24%

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liouston...................47 41 .534

San Diego...............45 43 .511

Tktianta...................42 46 .477

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^^Philadelphia (K.Gross6-7) at Cincinnati (Welsh 3-3), 7:35 p.m.

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New York, 21; Hrbek, Minnesoto, 20; Joyner. California, 20; Kingman, Oakland. 20.

STOLN BASES - Henderson,

Kansas City. 21; Griffin, Oakland, 20; Pettis, California, 20; Wiggins, Baltimore, 20.

PITCHING (8 decisions) -Clemens. Boston. 15-2, .882, 2.; Williams, Texas, 7-i. .875. 2^.

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X.. 10, Toronto 5 Minnesota 5, New York 0 Chicago 7, Baltimore 0 Detroit 5, Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 5, Seattle 0 Mondays Games No games scheduled Tuesdays Game American League 3, National League 2

Wednesdays Games No (mmesacheduled TOursdays Games Chicago (Doison 7-8) at New

York (Rasmussen 10-2), 7:30 p.m.

Texas (Correa 6-7) at Detroit (TerreU 7-8),7:35p.m.

Minnesota (Viola 9-7) at Baltimore (Boddicker 11-5), 7:35 p.m.

Cleveland (Candiotti 8-6) at Kansas City (Saberhagen 4-10),8:35 p.m.

Boston (Nipper 4-5) at Seattle (Langston #6), 10:35p.m.

Toronto (Key 8-6) at California (Sutton 8-5), 10:35p.m.

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League Leaders

By The Astodaled Press AMERICANLEAGUE BATTING (210 at bate) - I Boston, .363; Mattingly, New .341; Puckett, Minnesota, .338; Easier, New York, .336; Rice. Boston,.334.

RUlfe - Henderson, New York, 83; PiKkett, Minnesota, 65; Phillips, ()aklandJ63; Mattingly, New York,

cu..), 7.; Joyner, California, 72; Barfield, Toronto, 65; Bell, Toronto, 65; Presley, Seattle, 64.

HITS - MaiUngly, New York, 130; Puckett, Minnesota, 129; Fernandez, Toronto, 118; Rice, Boston, 117; BeU, Toronto, 111.

D()UBLS - Mattingly, New York, 31; Rice, Bostoi ^

Boston, 25; Barrett,

Henderson. New York. 24,

TRIPLES - Butler, Qeveland, 6; Fernandez, Toronto, 6; Walker, Chicago, 6; Owen. Seattle, 6; 8 are tied with 5.

HOME RUNS - Canseco, Oakland, 23; Barfield, Toronto, 21; Parrish, Detroit, 21; Pagliarulo,

NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (210 at bats) -Dykstra, New York, .349- Gwnn, San Diego, .341; Brown, San Francisco, Brooks, Montreal, .333; Raines, Montreal, .333.

RUNS - Gwynn, San Diego, 60; Mu^y, Atlanfa, 57; Carter, New Yori; 51; Hayes, Philadel^ia, 51; Raines, Montreal. 51; Schmidt,

Carter, New York, 65; Davis, Houston, 60; Horner, Atlanta, 56; Davis, San Francisco, 55; Parker, Cincinnati, K.

HITS Gwynn, San Diego, 117; Sax, Los Angeles, 107; Raines, Montreal, 104; Bass, Houston, 98; Brooks, Montreal, 96.

DOUBLES - Hayes, Philadelphia, 25; Reynolds. Pitt-sbuigh, 23; Dunston, Chicago, 22; Strawbierry, New York, 22; Raines, Montreal, 21; Sax, Los Angeles, 21 TRIPLES - Samuel. Philadelphia. 8; Coleman, St. Louis. 7; Raines, Montreal, 6; 5 are tied with 5.

HOME RUNS - Davis, Houston, 20; Schmidt, Philadelphia. 19; Marshall, Los Angeles, 18; Horner, Atlanta, 17; Carter, New York, 16; Parker, Cincinnati, 16.

STOLEN BASES - Coleman, St Louis, 58; Davis, Cincinnati, 42; Raines, Montreal, 41; Duncan, Los Angeles. 32; Doran, Houston. 31.

PITCHING (8 decisions) - Fernandez, New York, 12 2, .857, 2.67; Ojeda, New York, 10-2, .833, 2.24; DarUng, New York, 9-2, .818, 2.84; McDowell. New York, 7-2, 778,2.19; Burke, iHontreal, 6-2. 750. 2.15; LaCoss, San Francisco, 9-3, .750, 2.76.

STRIKEOUTS - Scott, Houston, 167; Valenzuete, Los Ai^le^ 134; Welch, Los Anigeles. 17; Smith, Atlanta, 106; Fernandez, New York,

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SAVES - Reardon, Montreal,; Smith, Houston, 17; Gossage, San Diego, 15; WorreU. St. Loute, 15; Franco, Cincinnati. 14; Smith, Chicago. 14.

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HdaLLAS COWBOYS-Released David Carter, safety, and Greg Rea, offensive lineinan.

DENVER BRONCOS-Signed Victor Hall, tigM end, to a aeries of

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Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon carries his cooler and supply of light beer into his dorm at the University of Wisconsin in Plattville, Tuesday night. The Super Bowl Champion Bears begin their first day of workouts today. (AP Laserphoto)

USFL's Figures Countered By NFL

NEW YORK (AP) - An NFL-hired

economist says, in effect, that the -USFL owes the older league money and not the other way around.

The allegations were made Tues

day by Dr. Bruce Owen, called by the NFL to counter testimony by the USFLs expert. Dr. Nina Cornell.

Cornell ad testified that NFL actions had allegedly cost the USFL between $301 million and $505 million in past and future earnings which trebled, as is the rule in antitrust cases, would come to the $1.69 billion the USFL is seeking.

The testimony came as part of the NFLs last week in its defense of the suit, which may go to the jury next week. The NFL is expected to wind up its case at the end of this week with Commissioner Pete Rozelle and

rebuttal testimony will take place Monday and Tuesflay.

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ByDICKBRlNSTER AP Sports Writer As the Suj^r Bowl champion Chicago Bears shuffled into training camp, the pace for the signing of first-round National Football League draft choices was considerably slower with just two of the top 28 selections uncler contract.

The Bears arrived Tuesday in Platteville, Wis., to the sound of The Super Bowl Shuffle, the theme song th^ rode to an 18-1 finish and the NHi championship last season.

Im doing great, Coach Mike Ditka told a group of reporters and auto^ph seekers on his arrival. I just nope youre all back here next year, he added, alluding to the rarity of teams reputing as Super Bowl champions.

There also was an upbeat mood in Suwanee, Ga., just up the road from Atlanta, as the Falcons came to terms with Oklahoma nose tackle Tony Casillas in what his attorney called a victory for the league and the Falcons.

Neither Casillas, the second player chosen in the draft, nor his attorney, John Maloney, would disclose the amount of the contract. But a published report put the value at $2.35 million, including a $1.43-million signing bonus. The 6-foot-3, 280-pound Casillas also would receive a $1 million loan.

Casillas joined Rod Jones of the Tampa Bay Bucs as the only signed first-round picks. Jones was the Bucs seconii pick in the first round. The first choice, Heisman Tophy winner Bo Jackson of Auburn, opted for a career in professional baseball.

I think it would have been devastating for the NFL to not sign him, Maloney said of Casillas. For the team to lose the second player drafted would have been really catastrophic.

Casillas had been courted by the Arizona Outlaws of the United States Football League.

The Bears got good news when defensive end Richard Dent, the Most Valuable Player in the Super Bowl, agreed to report to camp while negotiations continued on a new contract. Dent, who had threatened to sit

out the 1985 playoffs and the 1986 season, was paid $95,000 last season.

All-Fto safety Dave Duerson and six (iraft choices also agreed to contract terms. Bears spokesman Ken Valdiserri said. The highest pick was third-rounder David Williams, a wide receiver from Illinois.

Witii six camps open mostly for rookies - about 80 of the 333 drafted players had agreed to terms. Few were prime draft choices, however.

New York Giants General Manager George Young called the signing drought a game of chicken by both sides with teams trying to reduce costs for the second straight year after two years of salary escalation caused by competiUcm fnn the USFL.

This may break the logjam of what l(x4[cxl like the biggest nonreporting year ever, agent l^igh Steinberg - who represents two first-rounders said in reaction to the signing by Casillas.

The USFL, suing the NFL for $1.69 billion in an antitrust case, lost another signing battle when veteran running back Stump Mitchell came to terms with St. Louis Cardinals. Mitchell, who gained 1,006 yards last season, had reached a verbal agreement with Arizona before changing his mind.

After retunring from Phoenix, Mitchell said he signed the contract at Lambert-St. Louis Airport at 5:45 a.m.

We went in the lounge and we signed the contract for three years, Mitchell said. Im definitely happy to be back here. I think this is where I was meant to be.

On Monday, Mitchell had been in the office of Bill Tatham Jr., president of the Outlaws. He said he was about to sign a three-year deal worth $1.5 million when his

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veterans even though his contract is still being negotiateid. Also unsigned by the Dolid^ are defensive end Doug Betters and guard Ed Newman, who missed all of 1965 with a knee injury.

One of Steinbergs clients, wide receivor Mike Sherrard, is seeking a four-year contract from the Dallas Cowboys. There have been no talks for more than a week. Sherrard wants $1.76 million over four years while the Cowboys are offering $1.2 milli(Mi.

When they dropped their offer, at that point they said unless we wanted to accept, we were not to bother to call back. Steinberg said. I have not called since then.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Norman Braman - whose team has 21 unsigned players, blamed the stupidity and greed of agents.

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rs around that are having their whole careers destroyed by the stupidity and greed of agents who don t understand what he realities are in the marketplace.

The Indianapolis Colts have given second-round pick Jack 'Trudeau of Illinois until FYiday to sign before they seek a veteran quarterback to back up Gary Hogeboom.

Tru(leaus agent, Greg Lustig, has threatened to nave his client sit out the upcoming NFL season or sign with the USFL.

If they want to fool themselves, fine, Lustig said. But you cant build a teamby fooling yourself. Chuck Long of Iowa, another quarterback chosen in the first round, is unsigned by the Detroit Lions. Long reportedly is talking to the Baltimore Stars of the USFL.

New York Giants Coach Bill Parcells said draft choices are making a mistake by holding out.

agent, Harold Lewis, told him to wait a minute.

Lewis left the office to call the Cardinals, who offered a reported $1.2 million.

Im glad Harold made that last phone call, Mitct^U said. I was avriully close to signing that USFL contract.

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ByFREDROTHENBERG AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) -Summer. The beach. Hot weather. Vacation. Good Times.

Bah, humbug, says CBS.

The summer rerun season is the worst season for CBS. Comedies repeat better than any program form, but CBS has just two comedy hits: Kate & AUie and Newhart.^ Soap operas are notorious losers in reruns, so CBS isnt even repeating two of its most popular serials, Dallas and Falcon Crest.

This summer, even the long-dominant C!BS Evening News has been hit by the summertime blues, dropping to third place two weeks ago.

In the summertime, funny things' happen. Viewing patterns are different, said Mike Eisenberg, CBS research director. One strong point with the Evening News is that we have older audiences and theyre not watching us now. Come this fall, when patterns are more normal, I think youll still see a close race. But I still think the Evening News will beNo.l.

Until that happens, CBS will have to be satisfied with last week, when CBS tied NBC for first in prime time and in the dinnertime news, according to figures released Tuesday by the A.C. Nielsen Co. The last time CBS won in prime time was the week of April 21-27.

In prime time, nine of the Top 10 series were comedies and five of them were NBC sitcoms, led by top-ranked The Cosby Show. CBS had Top 10 sitcoms, Newhart and Kate & AUie, and the only noncomedy, Murder, She Wrote. CBS and NBC each had 12.1 ratings to ABCs 10.1.

For the week of July 7-13, The Cosby Show, which fell from its accustomed first place ranking two weeks ago because of Liberty Weekend coverage on ABC, was back ^ on top with a 22.8 rating, followed by - NBC's FamUy Ties, NBCs The I Golden Girls, NBCs Cheers and ' CBS Murder, She Wrote. Next was AB(^s Growing Pains, ABCs Whos the Boss?, NBCs Ni Court, CBS Newhart and

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HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Karate Kid, Part II fended off the competition for the fourth weekend in a row, but the box office overall took a bit of a beating, with revenues and ticket sales sagging below last years totals.

Gross theater revenues in June ran 4 percent below last year, and 10 million fewer people went to the movies than in June 1985, said A.D. Murphy of Variety, an industry publication.

One industry insider said the disappointing showing is due in part to lack of a blockbuster like last summers Back to the Future.

Everythings a Vk this year. Nothings a 10, said Morton Up head booker for Metropolitan aters.

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DeVito and Bette Midler comedy, was second with $5.4 million in receipts.

Another comedy, Rodney Danger-fields Back to ^hool, was third with $5.3 million.

Top Gun, still flying high with weekend receipts of $4.7 million, is the biggest hit so far this summer. The airborne action-adventure, starring Tom Cruise as a hot Navy pilot, has made $88.4 million in eight weeks in release.

CTub Paradise, a comedy that revolves around Robin Williams taking over a rundown Carribean resort, entered the rankings in fifth place its first weekend in release, with $4.15 million in receipts.

Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines in Running Scared took sixth place, as the action-comedy earaea $4.1 million.

Legal Eagles slipped from fifth to seventh this week, with $3.9 million in ticket sales.

Here are the top films at the box office this past weekend, with distributor, weekend gross, number of screens, total gross, number of weeks in release and estimated production costs. The gross amount figures are supplied by the distributor. Figures not available are indicated byn-a.

1. Karate Kid, Part II, Columbia, $6.7 million, 1,543 screens, $51.5 mUlion, four weeks, $18 million.

2. Ruthless People, Touchstone, $5.4 million, 1,114 screens, $22.5 million, three we^,n-a.

3. Back to School, Orion, $5.3 million, 1,713 screens, $51.9 million, five weeks, $12 million.

4. Top Gun, Paramount, $4.7 million, 1,415 screens, $88.4 million, eight weeks, $18 million.

5. Club Paradise, Warner Bros., $4.15 million, 1,172 screens, $4.15 million, one week, n-a.

6. Running Scared, MGM, $4.1

THEATRE GUIDE

Rodney Dangerfield BACK TO SCHOOL *

DAILY-1:45-3:45-5:454:45

Treat Yourself To Fine Atmosphere And Dining At

Northern hallan

\gjsSL -r

Rlvergste ShoppKig Center (2 doors down from Winn-Dlxic)

WEDNSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL

HIghbaU Special.........*1**

Dinner Specials

^ Shrimp.............

,3.75

1 Trout..............

,3.45

J Shrimp !U. you CAN EAT).....

.6.50

Salad Bar.........

99<

1 (one trip only, wHh purehasa of a maal)

GOOD ANY NIGHT

PRICES 00001MR0U0H AUGUST IS, 10W

FOSDICK^S

1890 seafood!;

756-2011 ^

2903 S. Evans Greenville ^

1:003K)0 2 SHOWS DAILY

THE GREAT G MOUSE DETECTIVE

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ABOUT LAST NIGHT... R

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^ PG

1M 3:00 0:00 - 7:00 9:00

uoniuuis-nino'm

CLUB

PARADISE

The vncation youll never forRet-no matter how hard ytni try.

PEPSI-COU BOnUNG COMPANY OF GREENVILLE. N.C.. INC Summer MOVIE FinV/or Children

EACH THUR. FRI. & SAT June 19-20-21 thru July 24-25-26

SHOWS AT 11:00 A.M. AND

HEATHCUFF The Movie

GALORE

TONIMT 9i30 PM-miaR AND RECORD BAR

PRESENT AN ADVANCE SCREENING OF THE MOST TERRIFYING SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURE EVER FILMED! THE GROOVY GHOULS WILL BE ON HAND TO ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO THOSE TOO WEAK TO TAKE IT. FREE MOVIE POSTERS TO THE FIRST 200 PLUS OTHER OUT OF THIS WORLD PRIZES! LISTEN TO WRQR OR VISIT RECORD BAR FOR ADMISSION POLICY FOR TONIGHTS ADVANCE SHOWII

Be Sura To Raglalar For Tho 1986 Pontiac Fiara Compli-manta Of ThaRaoord Bar.

(No parahaaa naoaaaary. Naad not ba prtMnl to wrinl)

SAW-AfCENTER

FOOD^ MARKET

PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN.. JULY 13 THROUGH SAT., JULY It AT SAV-A-CENTER IN GREENVILLE WERESERVE TOE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITieS.

'Sekv

KI5SS8SW.

DOUBLE Q IN OIL IN WATER

Chunk Light Tuna

LIMIT TWO WITH AODITIONAL PURCHASE AT EVERYOAY LOW PRICE.

SAVE ON

Dukes

Mayonnaise

MAYONNAISE

1y.mdllm*L

LIMIT ONE WITH ADDITIONAL

REGULAR OR BUTTER FLAVOR

Crisco Shortenini

PURCHASE AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICE.

LIMIT ONE WITH ADDmONAL

PURCHASE AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICE.

LIMIT TWO WITH ADOmONAL PURCHASE AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICE.

ASSORTED VARIETIES

BUTTER FLAVOR BUTTERMILK

^ A&P Biscuits

TEXAS PETE

Z Chili Sauce

2-89

cans

3..P

cans

BONUS 33% MORE

Flex Shampoo Or Conditioner

i 0

FLX

i 0

FLEX

aama

20 oz. btl.

BONUS 66% MORE

Mitchum Roll On Deodorant

Mitdiiifii

2.5 oz. Pl9-

929

General MerchandiseHealth And Beauty Aids

KELLOGGS

Com Flakes

18 oz. pkg.

KRAFT

Salad Dressing 'mT / tr

ROYAL

Pink Salmon

15.5 oz. can

MT. OLIVE FRESH dilQ

Kosher Dills V 1

Apple Juice "vr 99^

3PACK (ASSORTED FLAVORS)

Hi-C Drink ^

NIAQRA

Spray Starch

15 oz.

can

AAP

instant Rice

VAN CAMPS

Daked Deans

14 01. twx

10 oz. can

SHOWBOAT ^ OAl&

Pork And Beansol^. olr

40* OFF LABEL 4 70

Surf Detergent 1^

MtedMeat 4^ I" linashDags X

QUAKER STATE A I

Super Dtend

BONUS 28% MORE

2.5 oz. pkg.

CHEST COOLER

Coleman 48-Quart. 1

30 QUART 439

Foam Cooier 1

WESTINQHOUSE

111

6.65 OZ. can

16 oz. btla.

AAP

Cola 31:. 99^

TOMATO "VAl

Stokeiy Catsup fo

WESTINQHOUSE 4QQ

Diig-A-Way Duibs zlr

WESTINQHOUSE 4QQ

Soft VHhite Duibs

SIZEC OR O '

I Lh 4flC

RELOMASTER

Dog Food

Duraceil Batteries pS'1 Charcoal UghterirP

Mitchum Solid

^US 33% MORE

Hhx Mousse

OR PEROXIDE

A&P Alcohol 3

TOOTHPASTE

Crest Pump

REFRESHMQ AM

Scope Mogtliwash"br

NONOfOOORANT A19

Playtex lampoiisO

248

HAIR SPRAY

Final Net

Soz.

pkg.

Bonus Buys

Grocery Buys

General Merchandise

Bl Ar Kf YE ChOWOER ' nf LO W SNAP

Bush Peas

16 OZ. cans

Bath iDwel

%DBIS ^

l\Sll\nKIK HJC O in

" rwni

S 2.2

t I tifg.' Q Q*

I . 3ii ' bh H.ith ShCfM ... 0.31

aupf^t

Tho nHy Reflector. GreenvMIe, N.C

Wednesday. July 16,1986 21

^ j savings

. ^.v aDVCBTlSfD

ughout

the store

Bring

CHERRY COKE* MELLO YELLO*SPRITE ^

f Coca k Cola

li. 99^

Good Only In Qreenvllle, N.C. j

WESTERN GROWN

r Jumto Cantaloupes

a 99*

REGULAR OR UGHT

r Old Milwaukee

Beer

^099

" ^lWl2oz. cans

% Good Only In OiMnvlllt. N.C. ^

W Plump Blueberries

basket

U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE BONELESSlb.CUT FREE 20 lb. - 26 lb. average

U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FRESH

Fryer Leg Quarters

ASSORTED VARIETIES

Banquet Dinners

1=89

JCTMT JUICY SWEET 'Wi^^ U.S D.A. CHOICE BEEF

^ Nectarines I i^Cubed Steak

Dairy & Frozen Specials

Deli Specials

Kf{AfCl'ARKAY

abiarine Qtrs. OST

I VARIETIES A Afl^

it Yogurt 2 Str

ATEO A32

esan Cheese'p^ Zi

i&ca*SNtos1

VELY 4 JO

ge Cheese 1 m Cheese 68^

L IHT* LIVELY

IN STORES WITH DEU SLICED TO ORDER

Boiled Ham

YELLOWORWMTE A99

American Cheese h>

ePKCEBOXOF AAA

Fried Chicken b. 0

DELICIOUS AQO

Chickm Salad . ^

FRESH BAKED DAILY lAV

Bread

eOZPKQ.

Garlic Bread pkg.

0 VARIETIES 469

Cakes K 1

99*

mchMs*.3El

FRESH

Green Beans

CAUFORNIA RED OR A Alft

iTLettuce IRT

LONG SLENDER GREEN ^QQ

Cucumhers 41 1

RED RIPE m|

Cherry Ibmatoes bMliet iV W

FLORIDA SEEDLESS 400

Limes 6 I 1

QOURMET DELIGHT AIM

MangoA Ur

IMPORTED 089

Pistachios lb

NEW CROP OfM

RedPotatoA OST

88*

998

HOLLY FAiim .

iTRoasters

U.S.D.A. INSPECTED

l;;;f~Breast lb

U.S.D.A. CHOICE BOnOM 4QQ

STRoast lb 1**

100% PURE FRESH (3 LBS. OR MORE) \

Ground Chuck > 1

100% PURE BEEF CHOPPED

Steak PattiA . I'

U.S.D.A. CHOICE T-BONE OR AQ9

K^Steak . 3

COUNTRY FARM PORK 1

ST Pork Ribs .

COUNTRY /knM PORK 499

Fresh Pork Steaks 1.1

Grocery Buys

jniApr FPF..NCH OH GRFEN ONION

y Deans Dips

8 02. ctns.

^Gallo Wine

n Liter i Bottle

Seafood Buys

FRESH

Sword Fish Fillet

. 3'

MtAOlfSS

Colossal Shrimp R.iinlinw Iimil ti 799 Q99aaiai

GOREN BRIDGE

T CHARLES GOBER AMD OMAR SRARIP

Cion TrItHirw MeCt SenicM, liw.

THE NO-WAT FINESSE

Both vulnerable. South deals. NOSTH A108 9 A10 6 0A98 J1093 WEST EAST

*esa *42

99482 985

0Q82 08754

#874 #AQ05a

SOUTH *KQJ97 9KQJ7 OKJIO #K

The bidding:

Sonth West North East 1 * Pass 2 NT Pass

8 9 Pass 4 * Pass

4 NT Pass 5 * Pass

6 Pass Pass Pass

Opening lead: Three of 9

How you tackle this hand will tell a lot about the standard of yoUr dummy-play. Cover the East*West cards and see how you would proceed in your attempt to land 12 tricks at your slam in spades.

The simple way is to draw trumps and try to guess which way to take the two-way diamond finesse. If you are an average guess-er, you will be right half of the time.

A more sophisticated line is to draw trumps and then cash four heart tricks. From that you learn that East started with only four cards in the major suits, and, therefore, rates to have longer diamonds than West. If you tackled the hand that way and played East for the queen of diamonds, you can congratulate yourself on better technique even though you went down one trick.

If you are a sly fellow, you would win the opening lead in dummy and lead the jack of clubs as if you intend taWng a finesse. Every now and then you will fool East into ducking the ace of clubs, and you ar then playing for an overtrick.

If you are a good technician, you will see that, if trumps are 3-2, you do not need any finessesyou can make the hand on a dummy reversal as long as hearts are no worse than 4-2. It does no harm to win the first trick on the table and try to steal a trick with the king of clubs. But suppose that East is wise to you and rises with the ace of clubs and then reverts to a trump. Win on the board and ruff a club. Cross back to the ten of spades and, if both defenders follow, you can claim your contract. Buff another club, then use the ace of hearts as the entry to ruff dummys last club. Now all you need do is cross to the ace of diamonds to puil the last trump, discarding your remaining diamond, and your two high hearts take the last tricks.

Spill Cleaned Up

CINCINNATI (AP) -Westinghouse Materials Co. of Ohio says it has cleaned up a spill of about 100 pounds of radioactive uranium oxide dust at its processing plant in suburban Femald

Plant spokesman Pete Kelley said no one was injured in the accident Tuesday at the U.S. Department ai Energys Feed Materials Productimi Crater and all the material was recovered.

He said material smiled as an op-, erator hit a pothole while towing four 30-gallon dnims of uranium oxide powder on a trailer.

The 34-year-old plant, the only one of its type in the nation, is operated by Westinghouse Materials under contract to the Energy Department.

Grammmfon/ By Eugene Suffer

ACROSS

1 North , Carolina cape

SGcimAi

city

8 Gumbo

12 Waving: Her.

13 Jane or John

14 Tailors pride?

15 Abdicate

36 Grande 57 Weakens 37NE. state Silnapigs 38 Epic ' -

poetry 59 Wot* with 89Ode SNIapr

Nightin- .luinibiar,

41 On ^ual) 48 Take u

again 46 Costly ftir 50 Table scraps

17 Food fish 51 Goes out

18 Madrid for the

mister evening

19 Dealer in 54 Watch the dry goods calorieS'

21 Peasant, 65 Drunkard

In India

24 Stammering sounds

25 Adept

28 Chapter

of the Koran

30 Syllable with knot or mast

33 What Cortes sought

34 Religion of the Muslims

36 Spanish queen

2 Grafted^ Her.

3 Aribian' gulf- r

4 Rumor

5 Japanese shrub

6 Moo

7 Repair I Coveted

award 9 March in time

56 City in Sicily ^

Solution time: 23 mina.

[im

7-16

Yesterdays answer

10 Steak order

11 Love god 16 Matter-

of-Act 80i>aper quantity I Greek peak i Oklahoma ^ city

26 Son of Gad

27 Tread 29 Orate

31 Lennons widow

32 Dance step

34 Moslem holy man 38 Expunger 40 Evicts

42 Viper

43 Land measures

44 Assam

' silkworm

45 Being

47 Femur or ulna

48 Roman moon goddess

49 And others: abbr.

52 Trifle 63 Simones summer

CRYFTOQUIP

7-16 . >

IJCI OTOPUL ACMZW CY-

YWOYGSA JCU PCYL

UTZKKSM MZUGU.

Yesterdays Cryptoqnip: WELL-BALANCED MEALS COULD BE IMPORTANT FOR APT FUTURE WAITERS.

Todays Cryptoquip clue: Y equals N The Cryptoquip is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another. If you think that X equals 0, it will equal 0 throughout the puzzle. Single letters, short words, and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is accmnplished by trial and error.

1986 King FeUuraa Syndwato. Inc

FOODS FOR HEALTH

At Western Sizzlin, we know that good health begins with good nutrition. Thats one of the primary reasons that we offer your family such a large variety of steaks, salads, fish, chicken, and vegetables. Enjoy the wholesome goodness of our steak house today.

MOUILONO POUIEMAVE TO HIKE?

V "T ^TMISIS ^

SURVIVAL/

REMEMBER?

UlHO CARES? 6ETTIN6 MUN6RV!

I REAP ABOUT A man ONCE WHO WENT EI6NTY-0NE PAV5

I ONCE WENT FOR HALF AN HOUR WITHOUT CARROT CAKE!

001 PuMlcNoticts

SmM pnipouh, (0 irarfctd, will b* rMtlvtd In tht offlct o(

,"S!*8S;.?i,i*BSlnSi

Cemmltslon, Grctnvllle Utllltm BulMlna, 200 WMt Fifth Strctt, Grttnvlllt, North Carolina, until 3:30 p.m. (EDST), on July 31, 1M6, and ImmodlaMy tharoaftor publicly opanod and raad for ma fur-nlihlfM of 70 - 15 KVA CSP Olttrnutlon Tranaformars.

Instruction* for submitting bids and complataspaclflcatlons for tha aqulpmant or matarais to be provMsd will bo avallabi* In tha oftlca ot the Director of Electric Systams. Graanvllla Utilities BuiUing, 200 West Fifth Street, Graanvllla, North Carolina, during ragular oftteo hours.

Greenville Utilltlas Commission raservM the right to ra|ect any or alt bids andlo waive Informalities.

GREENVILLE UTLITIES COMMISSION July 16, lOt

liTYWoiilmmir"

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS

Pursuant to General Statutes of North Carolina. Section 143-129, sealed proposal* are Invited and will I received by tha City of Greenville until 10:00 a.m., on Wednesday the 1st day of August. 1906. at which time at a maetiiM at the Purchasing Agant Office, 1500 Beatty Stief, Graenvllle, NC, the seaM prowls will be publicly opened

PoMkNoticts

001

SS^eJLEvan*^

JoeepMna M. Brown, Trust-oalsT dated the 25lh day of August, 1901, and recordad In ftnia. G-SO. Pa

Registry, tforth Carolina, detauH having been made in the payment of the note

rtiarmhii

fnvnKiy

deed of

NOTICE IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY The undersigned, having this day qualified as Executrices ot the Estate of Nellie Bowers James, deceased, this Is to 'notify all persons, firms, and corporations having claims against said estate to present Ihem to the undersigned or their attorneys on or before the 2nd day of January, 1967, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All person Indebted to said estate will please make Immediate payment to the undersigned.

This 27th day of June, I9M.

Clara Estelle James Raines P.O. Box 264 , Bethel, NC 27812

I Harriet James Lee

4242 Town and County Drive

CharloHe, NC 28226

Tyler B. Warren EVE

fERETT, EVERETT, WAR-1 REN 8. HARPER, AHorneys f P .O. Box 609 Bethel, NC 27812 ; Telephone: 919/825-5691 I July 2,9,16,23,1986 i NOTICE OF

w FORECLOSURE SALE I' Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained In a certain deed of trust made by James E. Hicks and wife, Per-cilla A. Hicks, PRESENT RE-1 CORD OWNERS: Hue W.

' Walston and wife, Barbara J.

Walston to Josephine M. Brown,

\ Trustee(s), dated the 14th day of ; July, 1981, and recorded In Book I 0 SO, Page 62, Pitt County Reg-I istry. North Carolina, default ^laving been made In the pay-r ment of the note thereby > secured by the said deed of ) trust, and the undersigned,

, DAVID B. CRAIG, having been

substituted a* Trustee In said ' deed of trust by an Instrument ' duly recorded ip the Office of the ' Register of Dclds of Pin County, North Carolina, and the holder of th note evidencing

aid indebtOdness having ilrected that the deed of trust be breclosed, the undersigned _jtltute Trustee will offer for sale at the Courthouse Door, In --4he City of Greenville, PIH ; County, North Carolina, at One I ,fl:0O) o'clock P.M. on Wednes-l^day, the 30th day ot July, 1986 I tand will sell to the highest bld-1 vder for cash the following real 1 'mtate, situate in the City ot I Greenville, Pitt County, North

Carolina, and being more par ! Sicularly described as follows .

: That certain lot or parcel of

land lying and being situate in J the city of Greenville, Pitt (. .County, North Carolina and I more particularly described as . follows: Being all of Lot No. Twelve (12), Block J of Red Oak

Subdivision, Section 2 as shown ^ in Map Bo>k 23, Page 178 ot PIH -County Registry.

' Including the single family ' dwelling located thereon: said property being located at 1200 'Oakhurst Circle, Greenville,

provision of Hie follow-

One (1) 27 Cubk Yard Containerized Sldeloadar. Formal Bid #864

2. RatuseTruck The above items will be considered as separate proposals and must be submitted in separate envelopes, with formal bid number on outside of envelopes.

From the date of this advertisement until the date of opening the proposals, the plans and spacltlcatlons of the proposed work and/or a complete description of the apparatus, supplies, materials or equipment are and will continue to be on tile In the otflce of the Pur-chasing Agant, 1500 BeaHy Street, Greenville, NC, during regular business hours, and available to prospiictive bidders.

No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by a bid se-1 curHy deposit ot not less than five percent (5%) of the proposal. Bid deposits are to be in the form of cash deposit, certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond. The City Council of the CHy of Graenvllw reserves the right to accept or relact any or all proposals, waive Informalities, and to make the purchase which Is In the bekt Interest ot the City.

The bidder to whom contract may be awarded must comply fully with the requirements of G.S. Section 143-1, as amended.

This 16th day of July, 1966.

THE CITY OF GREENVILLE NC

Leavy Brock Purchasing Agent

July 16.1986_

FILE NUMBER; 85 E3n FILM NUMBER:

IN THE GENERAL COURT OF

SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITTCOUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK IN RE: Estate of Cora Stocks

Page 322, PIH County Nor

"js:

secured by the said daed trust, and the undersigned, DAVID B. CRAIG, having bean subsHtuled as Trustee In said dead of trust by an instrument duly recorded In the Offtnrt the Register of Deeds of Pitt County, North Carolina, and the holdar of the note evidancing said Indebtedness having directed that the daed of trust be toreclosod, the undersigned SubstHute Trustee will offer for sale at Hie Courthouse Door, in the aty of Greenville, PIH Cwnty, North Carolina, at One (1:88) o'clock P.M. on Wednesday, the 30lh day of July, 1986 and will sell to tfie highest bid-dir for cash the followiM real astate, situate In Township of Ayden, PIH County. North Carolina, and b^ng more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at an Iron stake In Hie western right-of-way line of (all Drive, which stake Is located 616 feet In a southerly direction from Hie right-of-way of NCSR1185, and running from said point of BEGINNINGSouth 13 degrees IT' 00" West 100.00 feat to an iron stake. Hien running North 76 degree* 41' 00" West 149A2 feet to an Iron stake, then running NorHi 76 degrees 41' 00" West 9.78 feet to an Iron pipe In the center line a drainage ditch, Hien running Northll degnies 17* 36" East 100.06 feet along Hie center line of the ditch to an Iron pipe, Hien running South 76 degrees 41' 00" East 9.75 feet to an Iron pipe, Hien running South 76 dagrees 41'00" East 153.19 feet to the t of BEGINNING, and belM fSecthml

I on Bfikk TOHPSTPTMM^kylarr

UmHod Buick, 2J liter engine. I 82508 nagoHaMe. 753-2315.

1977 iUiM iioal.

door, good condition. $1600 tirm. 3S5dM(Miy

TUG PNHy RRffctOf. OfnvlllG. N.C.

WGdnesday. July 16.1966 23

(anyHme.

m CyckBFGrSak I

SEHBIE LiuiuoRuv

2388days; 791-1742nights. | InteHlooncs, enargy. moNwatton

MflTWVtH m mi. I ?'! vpiw ! re-

1980 Yamaha 398. Good condl-* J.CMI1

Hon. OiHy $908. CMI 79^4275.

gulrod. Sand nmmo la Lagal. Bok 1987, GreonvHlrNc

Oil HttoWanM I MISCiIftlIMM

LEAD PERSON

EXCITING POSITION now avaHaWewHhai

IMpWaiitBd

Saks

01S

Clwvrokt

door, hard tap, automatic, 79% restorad, very good condition. Best reasonable offer. Call 243-4434 or 237-6918.

1973 IMPALA 4 door. $780. 746^ 4645._

1978 MONtA. Standard, air. AM/FM caiootte. Good condition. $1200. Call 756G301.

1979 CHtVaOLET Mallbu Classic. Air, cruise, AM/FM cassette. Only 60,000 miles. Great condition. Call 752-4620 days: 355d06laHar6.

1981 CHEVROLET Citation. Low mileage, air, automatic. Asking $2300. 355-5613 days, 7564800 nights after 6.

Pit Ford

miles, 4 speed, AM/FM cassoHe, air condition, new Hres. $2500 or bast offer. 522-

9957. ___

1969 MUSTNG 6 cyllndorTl

iniMt6f4IM.35lClw land engine, good condHlon, |8e0.Cair752-7661.

1971 MVttCK. blue

and white, clean, good condition. $495. Call 753-^7. Ask for Bwrbara.

1974 tRIN 302 V4, runs good, radlals.

MUM 7S8 wHK nor. Good condHlon. $675.

1981 188 iUMk tfciTii: 3l00ortglnal mllaa, 75mpg, very dependable. Detadiabl* wln^ sMeM, luggage rack wHh locking sforaif Gomparfmont. now baHaiy anO chain. $490. Call 746-41 aflor6p.m.

116 3

27835.

MI66u6i Hiif pkrt-tii^.

Call AHanHc Porsonnol Sor-vloes,3SS-7991.

1973

I wooi wiiii orovew

loumal entries, handle tele-phone requasts, be noat, quiet anu accuraie. fwmuBy-rriaay lob. Non-smokar prefarroa. Good salary/banetlts. Apply Brody's. Tho Plaia, Monday-FrMay,2-5p.m.

RECRPTIONIS'V. lart-tlma iwiiMiiwwif nsMWQ* aonw boot

knowledge helpful. Ap^ In Dorson. Great Eimoctations, Carina East MalLMxt to Sears.

tHTAlV/'ftc^tlonlst. part-Hma/full-Hma. Ganaral of-Hce dutio*. Nd typlnp. Ability to organize and pay attontion to daiails Is most Important. Ex-parlanoe pratorraa. Call Mr. Bmm at 7984074 from 9:38 to 12:38.

194 208 BIG

Call 825-1089.

1981 HONDA 118 3 whooler. x~ collent condHlon. Call757-1354.

Ok JaapsGVaas

ffWfiR"wm?n*d

tfagonaar. Ex

.. Ixcollent condition.

Call Carl, 758-1983;

nights and weokands, 3554558.

1978 JEEP M.V8,3 speed, liew chrome whools and Hres. 80JN0 mllo*. $3890.3554237._

1979 DOOO Van. ah, 3 sw^ 70480mlloa. $3308. Call 7S2%54. 1918 illl WAGNlilTlii-collont condHlon. 7584199.

1981 OOOG VAN, customized. Call 752-7521.

aiOOVS FOR MEN is now accepting applieatlons for part-Hfflo sales associates. Appll-canlo must be neat, mannerly, and shew an Interest In fashion cMMng. Apply in person at Brody*: ThaPlaza, Graenvllle. See Mrs. KInnley Monday through Thursday. ll6VlM[Nhnp5r Hen open for a full Hme sales associate at our Carolina East Mall stare. Individual must Ilk* men's fashions and want to pursue a career In retailing. Opening salary based upon experience. Good commlsslon/bwiefit iHal and commorical fix- 1 nackaae. Aoolv Brodys, The

ban*Hts.CaH Atlantic rsonnal I SorvlCOS, 3957981._I "TERWH

LIFEGRD/Instructor.

Graanvllla Athletic Club. Call 79591. Ask for Terry.

BfgiBKi:

Full time poNtlon. Akuot have experience in refrigeration, eloctrlcal, plumbing and ganer-al holal malntonanc*. Only ex-

Jbutnotnoc-

y. Will traki wall quaimod paroon. Sand resuma to: Lead Krsen, P.O. Box 1987, Greon-

vllle,NC 27815._

LICENSiO HAIR Gresser wantad at Goom's Hair Designers, The Plaza, Apply Tuasday-Friday, 155:38.

LMIMilllLlfMbllna^ tor repair and malntananca of rosldoniM and commorical fix

tura*.

6til6N* with

prsvtous experiancs to work in floor covering buskien. Salary plus commission. Send reswne to Designer, P.O. Box envfl,NC

05t

Halp Wantad Madical

TRSRSr

ISainSSn*GrlS^

Groanvllle Boulevard. 3553668.

BtAAfi ttAflftrr;^

vioery enerlonoe and coir holplul.Mwlbewli

towork

1967,

<>raenvine,NC 27835.

JINU^W!

Join one of the fastest growing businesses around todayl Vito are an import automobile dealership and we've had such an expansion in our now and used car satos volume, toat we now find that we are In need of an additional automobile sales repraeantaHve.

041

Trucks OWNER

Call

all of Lot 5, Block A of Section: of Ptoasant Ridge Subdivision as shown on a map of record in Map Book 27 at page 5 of the PIH County Registry.

Including the single family dwelling locatad thereon; said property being located at Lot 5 Gall lirive, Ayden. North Carolina, 27834.

This sal* Is mad* subiect to all taxes and prior liens or encumbrances of record against Hw said property, and any recorded releases.

A cash deposH will be required at Hw time of sal*.

This 9th day of July, 1986.

.DAVID B.CniAIG SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE DAVID B. CRAIG Attorney at Law 2504 Raeford Road P.O. Box 153 FayeHevilto.NC 28302 Tetopl^ (919) 483 0131

July 18,23,1986__

NOTICE OF

752-5416, aHer 5:30p.m._

1978 FOlO FIESTA. Blue with black Interior. AiM/FM cassaHe, air. Runs good. $1300 or best offer. Call 7fi-4878.

021

OMsmobik

1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass.

Fair condHlon. $500. Call aHer 6, 7551612.

1979 OLDS CUTLASS (llrulser station wagon, runs good. $1395 Call75518.

(2) 19M OLDSMOBILE Star^lr* coupes. 1 driven daily, oHwr for pans car/restoration project. Classic limited production models. Bucket seats wHh console/tachometer. Spaclal factory high pertormanc* engine/ transmission. MIchalins, all re-cords/manuals. 752-0000.

022 Plymouth

1986

Nissan King Cab. still under warranty, mdad, bad linar.

Must Sen. 7550250._

1966 BMC Short body, work. $500 or best oner. 7453833 or 7453467 after 5.

1978 Tluk.

anytime, 7584718. 1973HtVlLCttPVS; 12'. automatic transmission, power steering. Call 7551214.

1982 HVldLtt BU3fEl Silverado package. Call 755 2223. Jim.

1982 0616 <Mlkltl$3JI00 or assume loan at $107.06 monthly. Call 752-7021.

1982 VW DIESEL Huck, LX model, air condition, stereo, 5 speed, white with burgundy in-terlor. 7557118._

1983 CHEVY Silverado trim, loaded, excellent condition. $6400/oH*r. 7584006.

1983 CHEVROLET Blazer. Oull size Silverado, loaded, excellent condltloni Call 3557722 aHer 4. 1983 061D llCKUP F150 XLT Supercab. Loaded. $5295. Call 7M4015.

DENTAL ASSISTANT^ desired tor comprehensive pracHco. If you are an experienced. nwHvatod individual, come be a mambar of our team. Please call 7552838.

oiTETic tmm

SUPERVISOR

Doyoupo**es5-

BS degree In dtototics Exceltontpeopto skills The ability to supervise ere

A desire to work In a

polntmant. NkAUAlIkEiTliifiSNtoF ladles coat, suit and dreu ^ for a par

opportunity with Graanvilto's fastast growing import automoblto daatorshlp. Wo offer up from $30,000 to

son wHh selling skills and fash- I $40400 por yoarl With top Ion merchandising background. I boneflts, training and compon Apply Brody's, The Plaza, I satlen,thlsisHw|ob(orypur iiKday-Thursday.2-5. | Apply In porson only ! NO phone

NEEDED exparlonoad otoctrT clan*. G.B. Eto^lc. 3554011

geriatric soHtng? UNIVERSITY CENTER Is soekli

McCoy

Nini

HAVII

ICE TO CREDITORS

AVING QUALIFIED as Ad miiHstrator of the Estate ot Cora Stocks McCoy, deceased, late ot Pin County, NortI

I iiuiuei

'^aid

rairect

iSorec

5ubsti

North Carolina 27834.

This sale Is made subject to all f taxes and prior liens or encum-i brances ot record against the t said profwrty, and any recorded : releases.

, A cash deposit will be required at the time of sale.

This 9th day of July. 1986.

; DAVID B. CRAIG

t SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE

I DAVID B. CRAIG I AHorney at Law !' 2504 Raeford Road P P.O. Box 153 r Fayetteville, NC 28302 Telephone (919) 483 0131

July 16.23.1986 _

i NOTICE OF

I FORECLOSURE SALE * Under and by virtue of the

County, North Carolina, this Is to noli^ all persons having claims against said estate to present such claims to the undersigned at Post OHIc* Box 5083, Greenville, North Carolina 27B355063, on or betora the 9th day of January, 1987, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to salo estate will pleas* make Immediate payment.

This the 30th day of June, 1996. STEPHEN LUTHER MCCOY Admlnstrator FRANK M. WOOTEN. JR.

Law OHIc* Of Frank M. Wooten AHorney for the Estate of Cora Stocks McCoy 113 West Third Street Post OHIc* Box 5063 Greenville, NC 278355063

July 2.9.16,23.1986_

IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE

SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF PITT

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MIKE BROCATO, DECEASED

Having qualified as Executrix ot the Estate of MIKE BROCATO, late of PIH County. North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims Blnst the estate of MIKE

FORECLOSURE SALE

Under and by virtu* of the power of sale contained in a car-fain deed ot trust made by Heber W. Tripp and wife, Jackie H. Tripp to Josephine M. Brown, Trusteo(s), dated the 14Hi day of July, 1991, and recorded In Book 0-50, Page 62, PIH County Reg Istry, North Carolina, default having been made In the payment ot the note thereby secured by the said deed ot trust, and the undersigned, DAVID B. CRAIG, having been substituted as Trustee In said deed ot trust by an instrument duly recorded in the OHice of the Register ot Deeds of PIH County, North Carolina, and the holder of the note evidencing said Indabtedness having directed that the deed of trust be foreclosed, the undersigned Substitute Trustee will otter tor sal* at the Courthouse Door, in the City of Greenville, PIH County, North Carolina, at On* (1:00) o'clock P.M. on Wednes day. the 30th day of July, 1986 and will sell to ftw highest bld-

door, tactory air, new radlals, shocks, battery and brakes, AAA/FM casseHe with door and surtace mount speakers. $900 or $650 without stereo. Call 746-4132 att*r6p.m.

1976 PLYMOUTH ARROW $450.

7554865._

1976 iLYNITH ARROW $450. 756-4865.

1979 PLYMTH HORIZON, 2 door hatchback, good condition, 63,000 miles. AM/FM cassette stereo. New tires. $1995. Call 355-2278 aHer 6:00p.m.

023

Pontiac

1982 BONNEVILLE ^^lac. V-8 engine, fully loaded. $4000 or best otter. Call 975-2707 (Washington) from 6 to 8 p.m.

1982 PHOENIX, automatic, air, AM/FM cassette, excellent condition. Must sell. MekaoHar. 7557218._;

1983 TRANS AM, 38,000[ mllo*. trim, T-top,

r. power of sale contained in a cer-^ fain deed of trust made by John ! James Case and wife, Sylvia D.

. Case present record owners;

Kennefh Earl Wade and wife, Beftie Dail Wade to Josephine M. Brown, Trustee(s), dated the r 24th day of May, 1974, and rfr

corded in Book 42, Page 348, PIH I

County Registry, North

Carolina, default having been

made in the payment of the not*

thereby secured by the said

' deed of trust, and the under-

I signed, DAVID B. CRAIG, hav

! Ing been substituted as Trustee

J In said deed of trust by an In

, strument duly recorded In the

I MxOftlce of the Register of Deeds To! PIH County, North Carotina,

I and the holder of the note

I evidencing said Indebtedness

I having directed that the daed of

trust be foreclosed, Hw under

signed Substitute Trustee will J offer for sal* at the Coorttww 1 Door, in the City of Greenville, i PIH County, North Carallna, at I .One (1:00) o'clock P.M on Wednesday, the 30th day of July, 1986 and will sell to the hIghMt bidder (or cash the following real estate, situate In Township PIH County. North |

against the estate ot miKt BROCATO to present them to the undersigned Executrix, or her attorneys, on or before December 28,1988, or this notice will be plead In bar of Hwlr r covery. All persons Indebted to said estate pleas* make immediate payment.

This JOtnday of May, 1986.

ANN FLORENCE BROCATO 707 Juanita Street Ayden, NC 28513 E xeculrix ot the Estate of MIKE BROCATO. Deceased

GAYLORD. SINGLETON, McNALLY, STRICKLAND 5 SNYDER Attorneys at Law P.O. Drawer 545 Greenville, NC 27834

June 25; July 2,9.16,1986 IN THE OENIERAL COURT OF JUSTICE

DISTRICT COURT DIVISION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF PITT CIVIL DOCKETI85CVD-288 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK,Plalntin Vfffut

PHYLLIS MELTON BOSTIC, Defendant

TO: PHYLLIS MELTON BOSTIC ,

Take notk* that a pleading

der tor cash the tolloiwing real estate, situate In Township of Pctelos, PIH County, North Carolina, and being more particularly described as follows: Lying and being situate in Pac-tolus Township, PIH County, North Carolina and beltw all of Lot 8, In Block "C", of Country Squire Estates Subdivision, Section I, as shown on map thereof mad* be Jones Land & Engineering Company, dated March 15, 978 and recorded in Map Book 28, at Page 167, of the PItf County Registry, to which reference is mad* for a more complete and accurate description.

Including the single family dwelling located thereon; said nroperty being located at 207 Terrace Court, Greenville, North Carolina 27102.

This sal* Is mad* subject to all taxes and prior Hens or encumbrances of record against the said property, and any recorded releases.

A cash deposit will be required at Hw time ot sale.

This 9th day of July, 1986.

DAVID B. CRAIG SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE DAVID B. CRAIG AHorney at Law 2504 Raeford Road P.O. Box 153

black wlHi gold AM-FM cassaHe, loaded.

7555707.

Call

024

Foroign

1973 iMO MOET, will b* a classic. New transmission, MIchelin tires, original upholstery. $2,400 firm. After 6, 758

044^i2^ TwCTABvSfT?^

Call 753-2409.

NEED SOMEONE to keep 5 year old afler school during school year. WIntervlll*

District. Call 7551506._

PROFESSIONAL couple desires caring, non-smoking sitter to stay wlHi Intent in our honw (ran 0:30 - 5 p.m. beginn-injitete September. Call 7550029

045 Day Nursory

Care, $5.00 per day per chilo.

050 PBtS_

btontatoato. 1 buH (entato. $125. >C5^9898.

ktllitERfcb'biick Retrtover puppies, 9,$125.7557184.

jKSHIRE TerrtorSjAII

mails- Cocker Spaniels. Call

7552881._

PUPPIES $75 each

. TY NURSINO J soaking such an Individual. 1 year of expartonca In food sarvlca supervision Is pratorred. Excellent boneflts. Wages commensurate with training and expartonca. Apply In parson or send resume to: Highway 43 Route 1, Box 21 Greenville, NC

_EOE/H

LPN'S University Nursing Canter has two full-Hme 3rd shIH positions available. Com-

srs.sas.d'sLSi!::

vacation after 8 monHw, Apply In parson. Highway 43, Graon-viltoTNCEOE/H.

NURSINO ASSISTANT. Uni-verslty Nursing Center Is now accepting sepilcations for position* that ^ begin orientation on Monday, July 21. Training or axpertonce Is preferred. Com-petlHve wagas and benefits. Apply in person. Hl^ay 43, Gi^vllto!NC. EOE/H. OCCUPATINAL/Therapists. Immediate opening for positions working with Home Health clients and In school program in Eastern North Carolina. Ro-

r'ws degree in Occupational rapy and current N.C. Ilcens*. Salare nagotlabto, excellent benefit package. Call 6S55083or 1-8057&-3842. EOE. PHtHALMlt NUlsf/ Assistant. Personable RN needed for rapidly expwidlng local Excellent salary.

3552893.

lilkT AHtr 11:857:00 a.m. Call Atlantic Personnel Services, 3557931.

UllHtAUbltl. Holiday Im of Groanvllle I* now accming appllcattans for position. Expe-rlonca or mathematical

10 a.m. and 3 p.m., (Monday - I Friday. 702 South Ntomorlal BuH

Drive._

NOW Making applications tor part-Hms counter help with vidso rental store. Apply In peral Vktoo Views, Carolina

arsraTO

SMrtoy or Jo* liwilch between Hw hours of 15l2and 2-4.

Joe Picheles Volkswagen, Inc.

(reanvlll* Boulevard 7551135

Serving Greenville To The Coast For20Y(

ESTATE

fears LICENSED lEAL

143 HtlpWanlBtf TtdmicaUTrBdM

lIlViC kkk to~T

maintenanc* work on mobile home* and ^wrtmants. Must have own tools and transportation. ^ly 313 East lOth Street

iHdl #OlEMAN ToWiHif Farmvllto is seeking applications for a shop foreman. Posl tion Involves supervision of the maintenance of town vehicles, inventory control ot parts and supplies, and scheduling ot maintenance and preventative ntaintenanc*. Prefer 57 years mechanic experience with supervisory experience and vehicle preventative maintenanc* program expert enc*. Applications accepted through M^y, July 21,1906 Send resume or conwtoted ap ^katlons to Town of Farmvllto, P. 0. Box 86, Farmvllto, NC 27028. The Town of Farmvllto Is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against Hw handicapped, two GENERAL Maintenance people needed (or large apart nwnt complex. $4.50 an hour plus benefits. Benefits Include (walth, dental and Ilf* Insurance. Apply Immediately at 1400 Willow 11 twfween 10 and 12 Monday Hirough Friday. No phone calls pleas*. tVlEiETtiNG SUPERVISOR MaHhews WhIHord Company has opening for experietKed typesetter to take over respon sibllltles of typeseHIng depart ment. Prefer experience on Varltyper equipment. Starting salary will be at least $6.00 per hour plus insurance benefits. Send resume to P. 0. Box 67, Washington or call 946-4911 tor appolnment. _

044 WorkWantMl

brokers wanted. Will train. Es tabllshad tirm all agents have -ivate oHIces. For personal In-rvtow call (Mavis Butts - Mavis BuHs Realty 3557653. MANAGER tRAINEE position available. Must be experienced In sales. This I* an excellent opportunity for a career oriented person. Excellent pay with commission, paid vacation, insurance, etcetera. Only qiwH-

iS/rffArrtff? iiSi

WATERBED OUTLET, next to

BANISTER DESIGN remodel

Ing and honw Improvements, additions, decks, gazebos. For free estimates, caU 355 7517. J.

B. Price._

CILINOS SPRAYED, plaster sheetrock repair and paint. Free estimates. 756 7186.

East Center, Greenville NOkvfAKiNlllLfetS

at Susan's Gallery tor part tinw, axparienced mat cutter and

Wfsrissss: 13^;' " i*

101W. 14Hi Street. | nation's fi Mobil* Home

retailer Is expanding its sates staH. Long hours, salary plus Commerlcal/lndustrlal brush, I cpmmlsslon^good benetlh.

PAINTERS

I ESifSSi.JWSLS 1

practice.

bsneflts

tweon5:flOd!08p.m._

PARADISE HAIR DESIGN

Greenvllto, NC. Opportunities for best stylists, manicurists, md make-up artists In town Excellent _potentlal and prlmi location. EEmoflts offered Call 7553953 betwoan 10 and 1 or 1-524-5060 after8p.m. lEliON ND6 to sail Mto

FayeHevilto.NC 28302 Teleplion* (919) 403-0131 July 16,23,1986

RefUctor Cloftiffied

012 PirsoiiBli

lSaSP1SaB^3B!P5

sizes tor all purposa* uw work with the special case*. If you are special and need mormm can help. Call US at East CiMrellna

4341.___

1975 VOLKSWAGON Beetle, runs but needs work. Best offer. 757 3267. _

1978 VW RABBIT. 4 door, good condition, good tires, sunroof Low miles. $14W. 752-3837.

1979 OATN ZX, loaded, dark

n, tinted windows. $4900 Call 0301298 after 4.

1979 DATSUN 280ZX, 2 plus 2, automatic, silver wlHi black Interior, air condition, AIM/FM, radial tires, jMOd condition. $5,500. Call 755W7r_

1980 PEUfktOT 504D Wagon, automatic, air, exceltont condi Hon. 752 2902_

1981 MAZDA RX7. Red, Im-maculate, 21,000 mile*. $8495. Call 3556846.

1983 HONDA CIVIC. 4 doorTl spaed, air, AM/FM casseHe, 1 owner, silver. Very good condl-H00.75543W aHer 2 p.m.

1983 200ZX 24,000 miles, ax celtont condition. Call 7552647 after 5:30 dally

1984 TYfA COROLLA LE Exceltont condition. 5 spaed. cruise, air. Call 3552539

1985 BMW 3181 4 door, fully equipped, air condlHon, am/fm stereo casseHe, sunroof, alloy wheels, 5 spaed, 13J0 miles, excellent condition, Bronzit. Call 7558565.

198$ HONDA PRELUdI SI. Loaded. 24,000 miles. $13,500. Call 752 9l99aH*r 1p.m.

1981 MAXDA 626. $8500. al Carter, 757 7240,55.

Sport miles.

1986 MAIDA RX7,

package, loaded, low _

Leaving country. Call 7557077 or984-M66.

02SCIauicftSpt^

m!HB^?Kp^Sd*

repair. $800. Call 7550309 atter 5 p.m

030 BicycltsForSBlB

ISWRTTe!

speed. Gitano, in fin* shape $100 orM offer. 7550562.

Work - 756-4670, or 7559981 after 8:00 p.m., anytime on weekend*. COLLIE PUPS, registered and ready to go July 19. 00 and nagi^to. Call 752-7405.

Fltl KiTtENS beautltui, 6 weeks old, 4y*llow, 1 solid gray,

1 long haired. Litter box trained, raised Indoors. Call 7551040. FREE KITTENS, on* orange male, orange 5 white male, calico temato,Twaeks. 752-2252. iRtNltTtN. About 10';;^* old. Inlcudas IIHer box, food and litter. Call 7552408. HIMALAYAN KITTENS. 2 males, 1 fWnato. Call 7452419,

after 8:00 p.m._

MINATUk dashsund puppies. AKC Registered, black with brown markings, $150.752-5023.

lolsfIMb himAT kittens. Champion sired. Call 1-747 8573.

RESIDENTIAL PET CAA Serek*. Professional pet sIHIng In your hons*. Insured. Reter-encasavaltobto. 7454818. iYLVIA'i ROOMING Parlor tosstanal grooming and training. Obadtonc* and protection. 7M-0732.

fW #OTl BLODD Ponwrlan puppies. Matos. $100 each. Call 7455121 day or night. VERY GENTLE baby boa con strktor* plus an* year's supply offM^6ta|hitojta^^

057 HflpWanttd ^Admlnlrtratlv^^

MSfpTltoSmmwforman-ager with Video Views In Graonvllto. Prefer sale* and management background. fW-tions pay* salary, commisston, and bonoHts. Mall resume and desired salary to: Video Views 1425 Race Track Road Number 10, Now Bern, Nc 20580. Deadline July 21._

package. If Interested

please sand resume and 2 refer enees to Ophthalmk Nurse, P.O. Box 1987, Greenvllto, NC

27035._

kN An6 L(^ NURSE naadid for long term care facility. Call the tNractor of Nursing. 945

7141. EOE. _

RN'S AND LPN'S needed. F time and part-tlnw. Contact Personnel, Brltthavon of Klnslon, 5250082. EOE. itA## DtvtLOPMt'NT Coordinator. Are you an RN with -aduH teaching ability, develop* people skills, high nurs ing standards, and ajieniun* lov* ter geriatric*? -Tfien w* hav* a position for you! North Carolina Ikanse and previous nurlsng expertonc* required. Teaching experiences preferred. Attractive benefits. Salary commensurate with education and expertonc*. Apply In persw or send resume to: Unlversty Nursing Center Highway a. Route T, Box 21 Graanvllto, NC

OO HtlpWaiited MiBCGlIamouB

ARRRfflnSSRBflTfoii

tlmeposlHon need ImnMdlataly. Job Include* sales, coltoctlons, and servk*. Heavy IIHIng ro-quirad. Knowledge of Greenville and surrounding area. Exceltont driving record a must. Company benetlts including group Insurance, profH sharing, and parson, "I am-

Part-time and full Hm* personnel to work with customers. Ability to use ard explain power tools and con-struction equipment. Background In servicing aquipment Is a plus. If quallHerL call 7555754 tor appointment.

. SALES PEOPLE WANTED tor roo I direct outside sales. Experience helptul. Ckaw against commis Sion. Good benefit package Including: medical, vacation, M and vehicle. Con- iTx. 3016 South (Memorial Drive, 7556424.

eluding: me profit sharlfM

distrtowte the Daily Reflectar to I

Miartment areas on East Side of I morlal Drive, - -------------

SoenvHto. Exceltont for reHred I ALS CONSUTLTANT needed INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Mint If in good heaHh. Re- I for beauty products. Send I Ino. Smith Services, 746 4595

ilotof^klnqJContact romo to SAastlan/Goldwell 1 3^7476.__

r.ih*

DUDLEY LANDSCAPING and Tree Service, Inc. Complete landscaping, grading, seeding, planting shrubs, and commer clal mowing. Tree service and stump grinding. Cherry picker truck tor those limbs over the house. Insured. Call 946-9346, Washington.

GREENVILLE GRAPHICS

Computer Generated Vinyl Letters for all your signage needs. Custom art work and typesetting. 2803-B South Evans weet. 355 2799.

HARDEE'S PAINT &

Wallpaper, Commercial and reslomtlal. 109 Dobb Street, Snow Hill, 747-8709.

addi

. repair,

and general maintenance. Also storage buildings, porches, decks, etcetera. Excellent quality at low prices. For tree estimates, call Gary Dancy at 752 2907.

HDME IMPROVEMENTS. All types of remodeling and repalrwork, room additions, decks, kitchen cabinets. No job too small. Free estinwtes. Don-nle Moore, 752^)830 aHer 6. HONEST DEPENDABLE woman wants to clean houses. Hav* own transportation and reterences. Call 752 5522.

quires a Circulation Manager, Reflectar, 752-3^

Daily

pension plan. Mon^ thru Fi

No phOM call pleaM America, GrMnvlll* Boulevard, Graanvllto Square

Shopptogfjanter._

ASSISTANT. Full time assistant

^ ^ Some cesmetoloay a must. AMly In parson. Great Expectatkm, Carolina East Mall, next to Saars. AUt6MIMAklna*ded.Eir partonc* and tools necessary. Apply Regional Auto Parts, Inc. antsc^.E. Porter at 7551100.

iAKift klkAt^K rlancad. Call Atlantk Personnel

Service*, 3557931._

CASHIERS Experienced or ^ Atlantk Pei

HpWaiitBd

CItrical

032 Boats* Motors

Ike notk* that a pleading i Brokerage, (Monday Hiru Friday I

Ino rolltf MOlftftt you hot I 22^7** c mZi m* I ^ III* *1**^

Mn ttSribWtittod

m. The nature of the reltof I Ytecantieip. - ^- i fra*. Good condltk*

action. TN nature of the reltof i j,..-r=r

baino sought Isas follows: I SINGLE, widowed. dlvorcoA

FiraWlegally For the principal sum of I noonespectol. If ywlntenttat* $1,852.91, together with Interret I are sincere vre want to talp. Our ttareon at the rate of 12.5% per I servk* Is bringing together

BASS BOAT, 16', 7 horsoppwer flasher. All Coast , _ its. Cover, *K-condltlon. 7558181. IOaT. MbTOft a fkAllfl

ir Grady Whiter 14' Crosby,

and being more par

ticularly dsscrlbed as follow*; BEGINNING at a point In the

.5% per I service i* uringin

day of October, 1978, urtll mM; for the coats of HHs action, to to

Bex 5484, Wilmington, NC 28408.

.u -J --I,! ruu.t ol I * I 8M88 Piokik LOAN. NoqUj?

w**eme being tto northwest cor *'Jner ot (Marle Spear* lot and run ning thenc* South 09 degrse* 35

lot In the

Wnt along the Marie Smrs .line 146 feet to an Ironpip* In (Common corner of fh* (Marl* Spears and Ethel W. (toskln* 'oparty, cornering: Ihenc* K jnorlh 81 degree* 00' West aloiw Ethel W. Gaskin* line 50 feet to rwQan Iron pipe; thence North 09

iS^ast along fh* Lucy

Lawhornlina 1461

-hTKTLawhornTlne 14 feet loan Iron pip* In the old line of right ot way of West Second Street cornering; thence South 81 ^ "degree* Jo' East *ta8.* oM rl^t of way line of Mtost SoMxto Street 50 feet to beginning and being fto Identical lot or parcel otTand shodm y on map entitled "Property of I

; John Jan** and witejyivto D.

( Case" made by P. G. DIckarm,

. iCE , dated (May 17, W4r^-

[enc* lo whkh map I* mad* tor a Mj^e complete and accurate

P**lncfIdlng the single family k dwelling located wra!

property being located at 313

WMt Second Street, Ayden,

! North Carolina, 28513

J This sale 1* made subjKt to all , taxes and prior Hen* or encum I brances of record against the

f said property, and any recorded f A cash deposit will be required

^thellmaofsal*.

I' SUBSTITUTl TRUST I DAVID B. CRAIG ^Attorney at Law SI04 Raeford Road

tor such other and further reltof as to tto Court may seem just

"y^o**re required to make detenee to such pleading not late than forty (40) day* after the date of first publication of this Notice, and upon your failure to do so, tto

MTf fur In# tWIWy W ,

Court for the relief This tto 10th day of J( CLONTZANDCL

Attorney fvPtolntlH BY:RalphCCIontzlll SultoOnoJustka Building Ch*rtoH*,NC 28204 Tetophono: 704/375004$ I5AJ0.15I8

wror

July 15

Having quallftod a* ExKutrtx ot the estate of Hubert Herndon

NwXcai^nafthto Is te^SlDy all persons having claim* against the estate of *^

deceiead to present (torn to tto undersigned Executrix on or^ tare Januery 2, * |ij*

netke or same will be pleaded In bar of their recevery. All sons Indebted to eald estate ptoasa make Immediate pay-

Thl*'jOthdayofJunaJ986.

19N East 6th Street Greenvllto, NC 27834 Executrix of to* sdtete of Hubert Herndon Bryant,

007 SpBCUll NGtlCGB

BTTWffWASnSayr?

9:00 to 1:00 Monday through Friday. Call 746-4816.

Wl eAkkV lATTirili

(Everoady) tar all malm of watcheel Floyd G. RoWnion

Oil AuteBFurSBlG

"TOSSTPCSPF

TO BUY!" EASTGATEWOTORS.INC

tJOEaetOroonvlltoWvd. Greenvllto, 3553193

mnmrwmwffjw

tlacChry*l*rBulckDo dee*CMC Truck*Plymouth. Sll >011 Fm 188882 8148. "HtatorkTarboro".

AftlIfViLLI ATS

CENTER. 711 North Memorial Drive, across from Holltay Inn. Truck*, cars, van*, btoieie. jeeps, whatever yowr auto n^ may be, w* probably hay* H in stock. If w* don't we'll do our bast to find It PI**** stop Hy or call 7558899.

winneDchevroleT

115 (Mercury.

25 Evinrud*. Call

7555612.

UMII W TUkM Ca! with Long traitor. $2,100. Call 755 3420.

U #MT 1#6 itarcrak. tm Mboard/outboard. clean, great ski and pleasure boot. A real buy at 500. Can to seen at Briley Enterprises. 9458975. Owner must stfl due to Illness. 1917 MF019'open bow, biue and

Incf

, gab luded.

ilvanlzsd

$6500.

White, like traitor, ski*

752 1231. _

1979 HOkli 15 Good aMdHtaT $2700. Call 9752785 or 9461183. 1979 IT* MACKE boat. 85 horsw power outboard Evinrud* motor, long tilt traitor. Like new cendlttan. Must so* to ap-preclatol Asking $M08. Call Jim at 3553400 between 8 a.m. and5p.m.. after 8,7551185.

1984 nW GALAXY, opaniow; 140 inbosrd/ouNioard, drive on traitor, stainless stall prop, canvas tap. Boat loaded. Call 946 9161 before 7,

,NC, ask tor Mike

>X 180D boat, md

Haller. Can be S4wn at 313

lilw iximtusn ii

WMIHff n#ne fl

1988 eA GK

14Hi SHoet or call 757-1313 after 5:80 p.m.

iwr

16',

Cenier

teas oalvwnliad drlMoh traitor, 1975 05 wHh tin and trim, trolling motor, oover and all extras. $4780. Mm 6 p.m., call 7454059.

TO' FINN VAM CaUn USf

Velvet drive. 183 totol h^s. Galvanizad traitor. Call after 7 Jjj4|986e5^^

RUSTEE July2,9,16,23.1986

ISSS:

1131

jgSaSiT

Under and by virtu* of tto

0*f sal* contained I^CM:

X iSI.'SiJi

013

Bukk

984 iKVUAWK. 4 door. pB

ittSTJSSJlX.

uno 757 3207.'

Canter, Chooewlnlly. 7373.

wssastt

7M-43*7after2

ABETTER

OPPORTUNITY

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

Tto area's toadiM temper^ servk* has immodlate needs far

tram. Call Servkas, 3557931. CHktiTIANUGVtobab^ my home. 8251268.

CHkiiTIAte U5V to Iiye'to wHh handkappMI lady. Salary negotlabtoTReforoncos regul. 753-3718. days. LlkK>eAlHllft 3540 hem

KirairTX'Wffi

Food Mart. 1928 Grejnvllto Boulevard, Greenvllto. NC. No Phene call*.

form fHtor* needed. Call 782-8842. After 7 p.m.. call 752-8798.

kkkk iLiCiTki nId: ED Immodlatoly- Good com munkatlon skills a must. Hourly rat* plus attracHv* bonuses. Please call for an appointment. 7551317.

kiTt CONtV mploMfSirt Opportunity. SanHatlon Equipment Orator/Truck Drfyer. Starting Salary - $13J28. Tto poeltlon requires driving a solid waste rollott truck and oparaHng buHdozars, front ond loaders, trash compactors and oHwr haavy aquipment. Requires physically strenuous work and tto ability to work wlHi minimal supervision. Valid North Carolina Chautfour's Lkenso Is raquirad and Hi* wlll-Ingnou to work a rotating day shlH. A minimum of on* year's expertonc* In operating Hi* above mentioned equipment Is dssi^.

Bike'1717*vSSri^lHh Street, Gro*nvllto,NC 37834.

kkbUCTiNMAUAGck'dto shipping clerk for small local manufacturing company. Sala-

jarssaiissuTsi:

Gr**nvilto,NC 37134. kkkkiiiNAL kl^ conmsitlon - Atlantk Person-nolSsrekes, 3557931.

kiiTAukAkT MAnaGTI

Halnoo* for Greonvllto and relocation. Exceltont career op-portunHIo* for coltoge gradu-ato*. Call Atlantk^rsonnel Sorvkas, 3557931.

RETIRED INDIVIDUAL nood-od for llve-ln malntonanc*. All housing oxponses paid. Call Atlantic Personnel Services, 3557931.

kdok sicNfkAf5XS needed immadlatoly for ia unit apartment complex In (ireen-Call 7558105.

Call 752-1183

tUklTV GAkb waiH^

Apply at Carolln* Leaf Norto Green Street Extension. Apply In person.

ilkVkI AViik/ biii^

chor. Exportonceho^t tIon Is a must. Aman potential Is unlimited right person. Be pert ol team and apply In person to Tony Albanes* at Jo* Culllpher/Chrystar.

SEWING MACHINE mecharHc needed for fl/N. OV, SS, MuHI-N. 3-N, and Button hoi* machines. Apply at Bare* Manufacturing In person

~ UMMHi o^ifSSR

Of NC, 220 Eastern Boulevard, FayeHevllto, NC 28301 or call

919-3251950.

STANLEY HOME product* need 3 Individuals Interesting In operating a smaH business from thoir home. Part-tint* or full time. $150 - $300 por week. Call 244-Ol.

UiiD CAR SALSMA wanted, salary and commluion, paid vacation, and car turnish ed. Prefer experience In buying and selling. Must be neat and aggressive. Send reswne to Us-edUr Salesman, P.O. Box 1967, Gra*nvilto,NC 27835.

Wl MW MAVI an opening in Hw (reenvllle area for a licensed Ilf* Insurance agent. We of ter competitive products and hand-held computer* tor In-th*^ field aulstance. If you want to get ahead, call 7550815.

042

Hlp Wanted Ttaclwrs

3,4,5 year olds need f^^*

a local day care canter. Must be high school graduate. Send raeum* to Post OHIc* Box 534. WIntervllto. NC 28530.

043 Help Wanted Tectinical ft Trades

tor you opens doors, a job search

Cushman Writing,

mo^mwu put you i.Hje.rtpM

^28' _

AUT(^m6TV(E Technicians and Trainees wanted. It 1* tun to be

Krt of a winning team if you va automotive repair experience and want to be part ot a growing network ot automotive sarvlc* fKllitto*. Apply in per son to Service Director, at Joe Culllpher/Chrystor.

CiTYFftIiNVILL ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Repair* and services traHic IkKts, flashers, relays, control cShtots, radios and related electronic/electrical equip ment. Must be abto to drive and rat* a bucket truck. Valid

INTERIOR and exterior paint-Ing and wallpapering. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. IS years experience. 355 6492 after

6:00 p.m.____

INtEklOR/Exferlor painiitj. Guaranteed lowest prices. erences available. 758-6429 or 752-4399.

LAWN CARE. Our "Lawn Team" can keep your lawn and plants trimmed, edged, fed, and nurtured with that "Loving Care" your yard deserves. Free Mtlmales. Bonded employees. Call One Source Services, /: 8200.

LAWN MOWER SERVCr Carburetor adjustment. Blade sharpening, oil changes, tune-ups and a complete repair service. Pick up and delivery available. 756 U.

LAWN MOWING. Small and large lawns. Reasonable. Call Paul, 756-5777.

LIMITED OFFERI PIH County AAowIng Service. All yards cut, edged and trimmed. Any size yard. $18.00. Call 758 9005. MEDFORD CLEANING Service, residential and com merlcal cleaning. Insured and

bonded. 752 8853._

MORRIS Backhoe and Land scaping Service. Fertilization, lime, grading, seeding, pruning plants, shrubs/trees, sodding, aerlatlon, clear lots, remove trash, stumps/trees, lawn and shrubbery maintenance. Call

1 747 8380._

MUNCY'S CONCRETE Service! Driveways, patios, and walks. For tree estimates call 746 2849. PAINTING Interior/exterior,

Ipaper. Fr I7M-0904.

Torn?

PAINTING AND Wallpapering, from just "touching up" fo complete painting and wallcovering projects. Inside and outside, we do It just right. Free estimates. Bonded employees. Call One Source Services, 756 8200.

PAINTING, exterior, interior. Call 746 6010.

Paint

oFta frtaMtlmitM.Call746 60 expertonc* In the repair </sen- PAPERING, INTERIOR siflre and/or complex etoctrlal Ing and paper removal. Call Don

etoctro/mochanical and else | English, 7557010._

POOL AND HOMEOWNERS

sonnel Depeitaent, 281 WastSth Street, Greenvllto, NC 37834. EOEAAIM/F/H.

klMiiM AkkCNffir im

modlat* need. 3 to 5 years exp* rtance, wagw commensurate

Monday thru Friday or 7552657 after 6:88 p.m.

klktT I I6n6 etm

LInoman: PIH 4 Groan* Etoc trk (Membership Corporation Is Individual* responsible

socrotartos/typlsls and a wMa range of ctorkal worker*.

Earn Top BonGfits:

Vacation and holiday pay HeaHh and Life tosuranc* Word processing training Shwpan your skills

Start a rtwarding caiw with Anna's today I

CALLUS!

Ask for Jean or Becky

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

FtowarsOffk* Complex 1418 S. Evans Uraot (UseEvons traetEntrance) EOf-(M/F/H

ilM WMB MMIUBkSF

arator. Part-time position.

SlUATM watfFSSr iWK MlvMual* responsible

tS>5?1?Iih5& tebriy hyting U *32tton"Mr*riSir^ot

1757 tor on Interview, waita;* | dHtaning duct systems. Must I g|(trlbutlon and transmission

hav* toSs. tatory - $7 or more I unas ef all classes and voltage,

Inctoding energized lines, and on structure* and equipment Involved In the disfrlbutlon of

and waltreaaes must be 19 years

oMI

MUUM team now forr^^iM, needs dnimer, tomato setolM,

Sand totter of taeHmony to

gffli?N?lSSS,.- *

HV (UM mM

prasaar, 3M8 Oiorlas Street. MVWAU hangars and laii

Boulevard, Ask for RobW*

BxCtRIEkdkD trlm carfwT tors wanted. Call 3553888. Aak

tof Jiitin

EirSSGsi

7M6IM.

PAkM MAiMTIU^ri

OreundMeeper. FuN flma poet-Housing and salary.

______________ ./ or more

dspandlng on axportonc*. Contact Gonaral HeaHng, Inc, 1188 Evans Street.

MILLIU4 A lUILLllB

spoclallias In sales, managr ment tralne*, acownHnq and ctorkal aoalttona. Call 7588541.

IT. kiTIH IkiUBFXE Qiurch in Waahb^ Is saw-cMng for a part-Hm* organtot /choir maetor to start In Hw fall. Call 9458151 or sand rsa^. to P.O. Bor 985. Washington

etoctriclty. Salary surato wlHi experl

_____ne Mitlon. I hm. hous .

Local law firm. Exportaron- I Hayftold Farms. 74548W.

1BK7

Iw. Send reoum lerGraenvIlto. tMMIblATIdHHIWnS^

fk* aacretory. Must be abto to type and hav* expertonc* to

Karel beekheeptna. ExceM*^

sMary, banaHts onlh^. No phoiw Call*. Lawo's Company 'frS

and hav*

iwlpfulbutnS Raply to: Tetophqne .Boh 1967, Greenvllto, N.C.i7ni

TM iNwr mipp.

were honsirebly saperatod from

I Hw Armad rere**, veu are

Tetophona werfo I mads of Hw right tadf.cr^

No solicitation. No satoe. Paid I your MllHary Career, to the

tretobw. FuU or part-Hnw. 9 | haval

a.m.- 1

commen-expertonc* and qualification. Applicant must have atoady worfchlstory. Cooj-t paid bsneflts provided. Claes Lineman Salary range: $181 * 27,848. Socond CtoM Ltoonwn Salary Range: 114,176 31194. Sond Inquiries to Krector. PIH 5 Ormtm IMC PG. Box-*^: FarmvHIo, W W An Equal

LriABIN i^TcorolI;

dews andOoers seeks a nwtur*

sToXigScaBr'"

or hav*

Treated sundocks. patios, utility buildings. Custom built to your satisfaction. Free estimates.

I Call 355 5700

RESIDENTIAL AND Commer clal Lawn Care. We cut grass, rake lawns, trim and plant shrubs, roof and gutter cleaning. No Ob too small. Call for traoMtimat*. 758-1366,758-3467. kGk LkS FIXED and minor repair*. 18 year* experl enco. Work guaranteed. After 6 p.m. call 753-5906.

ROOFING OF ALL KINDS In-cluding trailers. Work quaranteed. For free appointment and Mtlmates call Dan 7453858.

SHALLOW WELLS drilled. First 30 fool, $150. IncludM pip* and point. 823 7814, Tarboro.

TM hiGh T6 klACh? w*

have a cherry picker truck that ach U' OOI

operan

war

your car.

(fall AAorrls Car

will reach Si'. $30 per hour with rater. 946-9346, Washington. PAINT vour car. ft** sonable ratM.

man 3552678 anytime._

WiLLIANi'i plumbing an Repair. All Type* of Plumbing repairs, reasonable rates. Dependability. 3U 7523.

VAI6 MAiMTIMAiiCfe. ECO

student. Own aqulpnwnt. 752-9829, ask tor Chuck

CmMICMAHK'wHhFord OM exparlanc*. Must ha desire am CaN Dave

Aucfioiis

ITictloneS Auction A

exparlanc*

I id ability to produce. Dove Davis qt 7557808 for

TTlXMBiOnETB

ltaators.CaU 7452842.

wHh commercial to liy scientific missions

04t

isrECpywi

gontoct Country Boys Auction gwH^Jtatyany, Washington

Okldeto

insuMMI _______

tary. Goad ctorkal and omf munkattans skills. IMSK.Tall Atlantk Personnel Servlcas. 3557931.

MI** w?!KI2SS MtlUfcl rai' ------

Computan TS^iST^^ry!

inter, $1488.7553374.

W-64 iMieufiVI porsmi

coniputor wlHt ooler monitor

07S

I Mate to aarsoA at the Ramada

wookte.

Nks.Sundsrlto. 85568ft.

HAIB WVLItTt jwjag-M

ttow or port Him. Ixportoasad hah- stylea. muel hav* ftaiftto

rary rack. S55S5B7 - n. After 3:88 755

rllH.

TOTIB-

sascaIiteria Wallraaeao and servtaa cmi^ MMure 8M depon

BmmBEiroim

Hv* Secrtalas needed Im-medtetely Cill Frankie. Man-paw*r.lMR*ad*St.,79r-398A

(482) 8058885 entanatonS.

MBMIWBimi wir^riB

preductian. Wo train hawe

and2:38-4. No phem caito.

WATH AMlT.lliBr ifH

strucitan and laborars. NsaM for full Hm* emptafment. Call Atlantk Poriannei Sorvtoee,

3557911.

IN needed for 1st ShIH at

pay and flee Insurance are a ^ of Hw frWg* benefit*. For fur thor Information call Mr*. Miller 019459578. inVIU PIIIM needUl* repair mobile homes.;

IS58833

Bit Furnitura

wave, single drawers, railings. $180. Court) wd chair, $40 7la 6748or 758 7889

MUiT lILL iMMIbiATIlT. Bodream set; deubi* bed, drawers, chest, bnokca** ^ celling fan. T* Inquire, call 751 2818.

7553438.

TtwDliyR>in.wtui. onwnvlll. N.C.

Wdnsdy. July 16.1866

ft Miscttllantous m Mhcdlwwww

sac MttfcWi iUH twin

ckwl. Clj iNtr sIS'tSVm

wgTu>ii.tiAiii3'f;9aw

InCOUChM. 1 iMMMt. I Mil afNot couch, whlto Fronch Pro-vbiciol bodroom fumlhirt, ook ThomMvlllt bodreom suit with bookcoM dMk and chair. Call far aaaointmant only. Attar S:30,W1S.

ssnr

KIRIV CLASSIC II vacuum r. 7 yaart oM, ancatlwd

Ion wHhattachmants. 1300

firm. Call 7)MM4aftor Sp.m.

umrnarmfisr^

AND CHAIR. Plaid fabric, virr tfoed condition. $17S.7S-7Maf^:l

socurlty with door alarm for travtlort, babyslttars, sound

1:00 p.m.

SSSS,.XrtLff5V.

on e*ro-Y*r4MM

TS!ScS!m!

tha road and at homo. Frat gHt '4S.

With ordar. Call now-7S-774

ANTIQUIS and JAB's Hlddan Traasuros Stokos, bosida Tyson Brathors.

NIKON FA camora and motor drivo, 7S-300 Ions. Call aflor .00 m.7S*-73S.

Opan Thursday, Friday. Satur 24. Olhar timos by

day, Sunday appointmant 7S2-7309.

f?HF

iALt. Bisf OfWik Ouncan-Phyta table and 4 chairs and butfat. noads raflnlshing. 3SS4444or7S2-2724.

I BUY ANTIQUE fumltura. an

T upright cubic loot. 1M.7g-225.

(NO SALE: iinglomattrosswti <71; full mattrass sots <11. W

tiquo glastwara and collact-lblM.7&-071Sor 752-40. INDOOR YARD MLE. Rain or

shino. Monday - Saturday. Cloo-~ 9 until 4. Pactolus

ad Thursday'

Highway In Old Brilay Storo. YARD SALE Saturday July 19,0

a.m. to 12 noon. Books, chlldron's books, llnans, kitchon Itoms, fumltura, ctolhas. At 954 Shady Lana (oH Mmle batwaon 5th and 10th) Rain data Sunday, July20,2to4p.m.

tit

YARD SALE. 909 Colloga Vlaw July 19, 0:00

Oriva. Off Tanth. July a.m.

iturday

Fonnar Collagt Straet, Aydan Sandrall/dune buggy, <2100, motorcycle trailer, kerosun heater <, clothes and much more

015

Housthoid Goods

leTS!^

Excel lenf

FOR SALE Maytag washer and dryer. Excellent condition! Avocado and <300 for the pair Call at night after 4 at 744-2900

OW Fruits GVegBtBblts BL3fBES5lEf*1?erdy^

picking. Carl Crawford Farm.

picking

40( a pound . 754-4015 FIELD PEAS (254 a pound) and

other vegetables. Reaves Farm

Pick your own. 7444004._

GOLDEN DELICIOUS cooking

apples. a bushel. <2.25 a pack

t3-i

F5107.

(latTTSop)

Nelson's Farm

Bridgeton, NC. 37

Bluabarrlas Highway 55, 2100.

092

Livestock

HORSEBACK RIDING. Jarman Stables, 752-5237.

099 Miscellaneous Ai?^w5iTimES^^^

appliances, guaranfsad.

lor

and

Rebuilt Call 744-2444. ALUMINUM ROOF COATING

(5 gallon), <19.75. Mobile home skirting, <3.49. Builders Bargain

Cantar,750-7041._

CALL CHARLES TICE, 7

3013, for small loads sand, top soil, stone, pine bark. Also backhoa and driveway work. CHILDREN'S CLOTHES, up to

siM 5. Call 752-2404.

CLEAN CARPET tha easy way

with Capture the dry advantage. Larry's Carpatland, 758-2300. COUNTER PERSm/key op

erator and sales representative Bri^t self-starters wanted for

full" or part time positions at retail quick copy shop. Must be

qukk learner' and good with of Kl

Apply af KInko': 321 ^t 10th Straet, Friday, 10th; Saturday, 19th. Monday, 21st, 9:00-5.00 only. COURISTAN Oriental rugs

Ultramar design, at closeout prices. Larry^s Carpatland 7SA2300.

JENNINGS

7SA2300 EVEREST

Wheelchair. <100. Call 7544404 APPROVED CARPET

FHA

<4.95/square yard. Sculptured nylons. New shipment. <4.95/ square yard to <7.95/squara yard. Armstrong Cambray FHA vinyl <S.49/square yard. Grass Carpet .29/square yard. No wax vinyl <2.49/square yard The Carpet Bargain Center, Greenville. 7504057.

FOR SALE one cart style ^s

grill. ExcellenI condition. 119.

FULL MATTRESS set and

franw, <35. Call 752 7021.

00 CART. 3</i condition. <225.

I horsepower, good S. 7 1742.

GOLDANDSILVER

We pay top dally market price for class rings, wedding bands, diamonds, silver and gold coins, coin collections, sterling silver, etc.

Coin and Ring Man 752-3864.

PORTABLE

HARRELSON BUILDINGS announces new product line ..Treated lumber and landscape items. Specials: 2x4x8-51.59, 3x5x8 landscape timbers-<2.79, 4 foot picnic plan

table-<44.95, Hanglne pi tree<12.50. Lifetime guarantee on all buildings and treated lumber products. 355-2869.

HOUSE SALE: Appliances,

-nifure.

home and office furnifure, color TV Everything goes. Call 355-5450

ICE MAKERS new and used Wholesale prices. Barker Refrigeration. 754 6417.

INSTANT CASH

LOANS ON * BUYING TV Stereos, cameras, ^pewrlters. gold & silver, an< " value. Southern Shop, 752 2444.

else

Pawn

KENMORE sewing machine wood cabinet. Ilka new, <100 Upright freezer <75. Call 83(F 0018.

KING SUE SOFA, hide-abed.

looks and sleeps good. 74004

CLASSIFIED PISPUY

FotSbIb

VCR AdA. 3 heads, wireleu .remla, visual aaarcb. fast forward and revorso, frame ad-

2 ^weok*^ motion, 4 pragraiiL

mond and sapphire ring. <40 vaiue. Goes toMghast Uddar. 7

gS.5S&8K'*

;itV nkMtkV!

timor with backup. M

prosot/107 channel cable capablo tuner. No monpv down. Loss than <14 per momh. Furniture Liquidolors, 1810 East Nih Street, Graanvillo. 7584093.

ilu VA ilb f IL97

SKM the Claosiflod way. Call

wASm6iEwiti.ita:

<175. Call 752-1872.

im 13 a M THan. Enoaiil<t condition. <78. Call asS^MMor 35-12.

wn 13a mobllo heme. Sotlip

In nico park. Small o^. up 7^14.8-5.

trnmmb.7 both, good condition. In nia pllancos included .Cali75a-14. M.broem.m

Mm# Q009 COnO

pork. Appllanc F^nogofiablo.

mtSSmSBT

balh, 9 swore faol of luxury, aot up inHwHc RMpe Par*.

oallont condltlen. <300. Call 754-34.

ready to move m, nooqulty, taka over payinants and save Ihou-sanda^ SMI Call Rogar 754-5434

112

IfWIIV WWHnmm

FotSrIr

7, 3 <1.000

also have Soaly Posturepedlc at a price you can't afford to mlu.

. amle's Furniture, 19MIUI.

14X 2 bodreoma. 2 baths and

1985 tiFtN 14 X bedrooms, m baths. . . down and take oyer payments. Located In nka trallor park. Call 355-7540.

19M kolifSN,

Mn jnm. NO OOWNPAV. MENT. Assume monthly pay-mants. Save 100s of <M and

_____________ 2 bedrooms. 2

baths. Masonite siding, shingle

ONLY 4 LEFT. Save money on previously owned vacuums and shampooers. New machine warranty. All tools and at-- Satisfaction guaranteed. Call 7544711 or stop by your local Eloctrolux office at 05 Trade Street, Greenville. OVERHEAD TRUCK RACKS,

roof, garden tub, shower stall, double sil

move m nowl Call 757-3987 or 744-3707.

A fctntft *V tor you. 94

IT you. I Oakwood "Belmoirt". lolly fur; nished, vrasher/dryer, central

sinks, frost fM refrigsrator, coiling fan. 10% dovm, <199 per nMnth. Call Cal-vary Mobllo Homos. 754-5114. 1984 M WlE, paymonts aa1ow

122

swear. Ladloa ApparaL Chlldrana/Matomlty. Larw Slaaa, NlN^.Danem^. ft-caaaorlM or BrWN Shop. Jor-dacho, Chk. Up Lavl, laod, GHaiw. GuaaaTCahdn KMn, Sargia Valonla. Evan Picm. Lit CWbemo. Mambors Oi^ Oaaotlno. HaaNhfw, over W88 oBiOrs. 814b3H to <31fM bwon-

lrSi2ioy(484)24609. FkPlllikAL Cioaiiing

Franchlao. EquipnMnt. tratnteg and schooiing biciudad. Wrtta: VanHouNm Assoclatoe, P.O. Box 181, Gamar. NC 279 or call77M715._

;?I"route FOR

MLE'^ljf Graonvilto. S1S8M

sell for SMM cash. This is nM a lobeNar.^ 14084734101 Ex lanslon 934 unltl 9 p.m.

iiktATillBs

air (GE

long bod small truck. Price, 0. (^11355-5721 aHer 5pm.

S2M.I___

PITNEY BOkfES 28M Copier.

Two years old, in good condl-tlon. <1,200. Contact

move In to. Louted In RwMc Ridge Park, "Country Quief' only minutes from town. Assume loan, no owHv r*-Wlrad. Call Roger 01754-504. BtAUtlFilL 24xM Masonite

as <14144. Greanville volume dealer. Thomas' Mobllo Homo Salas. Across from Airport. 7S24848.

driving, rooerd, phmicall to miwa Ikdit nirxims dallvarios.MdSniroi

SYCAMORE HILL BAPTIST CHURCH. 7S8-2M1.

POL tABLES

8* fiMdsI 1'* lifelime warranty slate, 4S.

Delivered, ^up with playing 1 Crtdlf.

equipment. Easy Instant Credll Ganw World, Inc. 1-821-34M

RCA 19" COLOR TV with

mobile home. Greatroom wHh woodstove, heat, air, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, wood dock on front and back. <154. Louise Moseley Realty. Inc. 744-2144. FAMILY HOUSING is doing It again. 3 bedroom, 2 both 24x48 doublewide. Loadad. Inclutf^

198M'X7r. 3 and 3 bedroom homos. fuUy fumlshod. Shoot-rock walls, calhodral osHlngs, garden tub. 18% down. 8178 par nwnth. Call Calvary Mafile Homos. 754-5114.

<48448 gets you Into a new 2 or 3 bedroom home of your own from Groonvllle Housing Centsr dur- now and we'll I Call

remote control. Cable ready. No sn <161

money down. Less than month. Furniture Liquidators, 18 East lOlh Street, Green

vine. 758-8093.

RCA 24" COLOR TV'S with

remote control. Cable ready. 2. stylos to choose. No money down. Less than <29 per month. Furniture Liquidators, 2818 East 10th Street, Greenville. 758-8093.

REPOiSESSEO

nwsonlto skHng and shingle r plus much, much more. Pw-ments as low as <194 per month. Thaf s fhe very reason we are the f 1 doubkNvMe dealer In NC Call 355-50 or come on BUY 705 West FGreenvllle Boulevard.

NO MONEY DOWN on assump^

Ing July. Buy now and v ntakoyour 1st2paynwntsl i 7544074 or come see your i Greenvl

USSI.

at Greenville Housing Center, Hi^ay 244 Bypau, Greenville

105 Musical lintrumut

bSTE8!T8838lI^!SIK

excellant condition. 527-1114 am.

532-58 pm.

Electrolux

vacuums, shampooers and uprights. Call Doaler 7544711.

dirt.

tion. Limited offer. 2 and 3 bsdrooms available. Call Conner Homos, 7544333. _

OAKWOOD,

RANDY WARREN

Plano Tuning, Rspalr....757-0546

RICH TOP SOIL, fill pinebark. Loader/backhoe, dump (ruck services. 754-4472. RUSS WATERBEOS,

furnished with original furniture, 8500414 down, assume payntents. Call Jane at 7584971 after 5 p.m. or

t25werk._

WNE MOVING Must sell.

USED GRAND PIANO <19. Plano and Organ Distributors.

35540._

WE BUY, sell, trade and rent all

types. All maior lines Including Pea^. New Bern Musk, 14

301

Grower's Warehouse, Wilson moving to Wilson County Fairgrounds. Warehouse Clearance Sale. Beds <129.95 and up. Bookcase beds, <199.95 and up. Also located Highway 2 North, Kinston. Call 5K-08H.

8SAVE MONEY<. We have

1985 Redman, 14 x M, 3 bedroom, Ito bath, central air/ heat, assume loan. Days, 757-4751; nights, 35547.

RITl CRAFT. 12'X8',

Tatum Drivo, 3854.

bedrooms, Ito baths, washer and dryer, central air, underpinning. Excellent condition. <125 per

per month. Call Calvary Mobile Homes, 7M-5114.

a few previously owned Electrolux vacuums and shampooers. All have been

horoughly inspected and carry new machine warranty.

with

warranty VKuuums are complete power nonie and all deluxe at-achments. These models must be sold now! Call 7544711 to ar range for a free home presenta-

lY2AFt, 12x55, 2 bedrooms, deck, washer/dryer, curtains, wood heater. <4995. 355-28.

tRI UNYy homes Of Greenville has several

previously owned homes. Single anddoublewk.....

tIonT with no obligation or visit your local Electrolux oftk

I Trade Street.

Vice at

SEARS 3T' electrk range, years old. 7544705after 5. SHAMPOO YOUR RUGI Aent

_________vide homes In stock,

low down payiTMnt with monthly payments as low as <1151 Come In today or call 7544131.

tAi counVy homes of (imenvllla Is at It again! 19 doublewide in stock, low

shampooers and vacuums at Rental Tool Company. SHINGLES, <13. square. 9 3/

downpayment or no downpayment for qualified buyers.

r'X 14' Hardboard Siding,.. W lb. Roll Roofing, <7.95, W 5V Tin, <4.. Builders Center, 7587W1.

Bargain

SILVER AND GLASS tables, sot of three, like new, good shape 2708

TSRo;

<1. Pebbles 753-2

soliataAI

caret. <7 nogotlbto. Valued at <18. 744-4944.

FIXTURES and

STORE FIXTURES and silk Kroen equipment for sale.754-

41._

SURFBOARD. 5'7" Prosha^

HItoch Thruster. Great condition. <3 firm. Call 3557523.

UP PAYMENTS of

Tifr .

4.M. Brand new washer/ dryer. Nothing down. All types of appliances available. Call I-800^-0387.

T5R5LT

Monthly payments as low as <2.9S Including air condHkn-Ing. Call 7544131.

TI OUNtV HOMES Of Greenville It overstocked! Due to an error in shipping we now have several new 1984j doublewMes priced to sell. We are forood to sell those homes at reduced ifrkes to clean out our Inventory. Deal with the best and forget the rest! 7544131. USED 2 or 3 bedroom homesl stock now. Down payments starting at only <3W.W and j paymonts as low as <1.l Call (iraonvllle Housing Center at 7559874 now for best selec

tIon._

vCtiRANi AND ACTIVE mil Itary. Qukk no down payment. VA financing. Conner Homos, 14 WMt Greenville Boulevard. 7544133.

fill sand, mortar sand, rock. Ernest Sutton's Hauling, 7M-S9W.

UPRIGHT FREEZER; <135. 7 5423.

RESTAURANt

USED

ment. Barker 7544417.

Refrigera

WALTTER PISTOL 9mm automatic. <3. Call 7453973

Guaran-

Alr condlttoning, perfect tor location.

WATERBEO SALE, toed lowest prices on QUALITY waterbeds and accessories. Waterbeds start at <139. Waterbed matress start at <9.95. Heaters, <33.95, liners <4.95.

students, excellant miles (rom ECU . 7M-32M.

1973 HOLIDAY. 2 bedrooms, 2

Two-way padded rails, <14.95 each. As you can see, we offer you the guaranteed lowest

without sacrlfking quali-so shop FACTORY f "

MATRESS NO WATERBED OUTLET, next to The Plaza tor all your waterbedneeds.

WATERBEDS

itor

FACTORY MATTRESS AND WATERBED OUTLET offers you the guaranteed lowest prices on quality waterbeds and accessories. We have waterbeds for only <99. Waterbed mat trasses only <9.95, heaters only <23.95, liners, <4.95, padded rails <14.95. No one beats our prices, quality, selection, and service. Si^us and see. FACTORY MATTRESS AND WATERBED OUTLET, next to The Plaza, 3552424.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

CUSSIFIED PISPUY

<135

USED refrigirators RANGES & WASHERS FOR SALE

Rent A

NEW CAR

ArUnvAb

18~

Per Day

Brown&Wood

IsUlU

Downtown

752-2882

V. A. Memtl 1 Sons

cmnPDi

fOD

Mlvw

Daily Reflector

752(1168

ThGvorybMtltMM

rwlnclRMlflGdl

752-6106

S-1 SENTRY SAFE

*119

CAROUNA OFFICE

EQUIPMENT CO.

Comer el FIM 8 Oreen.

MATTHEWS SEPTIC TANK CO

NEW INSULIATIONS repairs PUMPING I cleaning Pin County Permit 1104 14 yeerj f jpertenre

PHONE 753-4097

a AM to 9 PM

amsmam

FORmUN

UAOMOl

ExpMrionot dtslrad In oarpwrttyi rnbar, con-

0ft8. Apply at:

MC.

N^a84lyp<a8W8

tandBhNC

19-7SS-2006

LOW COST NEW CAR RENTALS

*1 8 P-D.,

SOFREEHa$ffiRDAY

UV.WEEKtMOIITHLVMTyS

(*AK!9S*)

7564635

114 Imtructlon piaoSrvqIc^^^^m

teacher In town. Agei 5aduH.

Call 75596.

Train ToBeA

TRAVEL AGENT TOUR GUIDE AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST

Start locally, lull tlmo/part tlma, train on livt airline com

putort. Homo study and rosMont training. Financial aid avail

able. Job placement auistanco Headquarters

Light

National housa Point, FL CALL AC.T. TRAVEL SCHOOL

1-800-327*7728

Accredited AAomberNHSC

115

UstAFound^

March waaring camouflaga collar naar Wodgewood VIMu oft Rc

Rod Bonks Road. Reward of (trod. Call after : p.m., 755 9442.

LOST; Alack lab. Antwar

nama of Tar. Loot bohind Darryl's. Wearing brown leather 1" collar. Call 7-7413.

Ont black kitten. 10

woakt oM. Loat In 11th Street area. It found, pleaM cell 757-249^ 7574532, or 757-42. Ask forDouq.

122

Busintss OpportunitiM

A BUsIImT Buy or sell your businott with CJ. Harris 8 Co.,

13 X 713 bodroems, 3 bates, central air condition. <58. 755 0W1 after 5: p.m.

14'X5' BklGADIER, 2 bodroomt, control air and control heat, washtr, drvor. <7 down or best otter td assume paymonts of S191.M. Call 830-

Wa(tor4pm._

19n lOxN. In tuporb condition.

Inc. Financial A AAarktllng Consultants. Sorving tha Southoastarn Unltad statas. Groonvlllt, N.C. 35577, nights 7544444. __

IgpFIB

COMPLCtKLY woodworking shop for salt or toa. Sot up and working Downtown location. Nights cal 35547.

CNVNltNe iok

2to

tala. <1A0 or roasonablo oftor 7-9425.

baths. 70% rettortd. 10% down, 81 par monte. Call Calvary Mobile Homos, 7555114.

14 tHR BEDROOM, 3 bate

Festival. 10% down, $145 per { month. Call Calvary Mobilt | Homat, 754-5114.

People

NEED

19H REDMAN 12x 70. Front don, 2 largo bodroomt, air con-1 ditlonod. Set up In Bronchos Estates. <75. Can aMumo 2 | year loan with <4,0 cash. Payment <145.15 Includts Insurance. Have <19,0 Investod. Call 7554044 after 4;Mp.m.

TIMBER

and

TIMBERLAND

SBlGBandApprBiaalB itanwBTonyCowBn Fofuslsr and RaalEBlalB Bralwr CeNCoNiM 91BB81-B1B2 Aliar BiOOPJL

iwe a poaWon open In Uw

FULLTIME ASSISTANT

Ad tayoHi vtaHOl dlaptayl end peraonal ofaanlaliwi| araeptaa.

mater vaMcie, lly able and/or

fixad Inoome.

Writoffla Box 1151, Graanvllto. NC 3783511,

ttoi eheuld tend name, addroie. hone, year end type of vehkle. OFT Ick cat AM MSS.

InlNlmeMto to owner's

health. CeH t6Y*ILLebu<te^or

(emmorclel preparty. Contact

nowdan Assoclatoe, Brokers,

3M4327.

VtAft lA herleH< lirm

wHh oftkoB wants mature or men to own and

operate eftko in Greenville VXM

Inveelmont required. Coll 7853451!.

124 Profttsioiial

rnsHPiBTSs

Holloman. North Cerollna'e original cMmnoy sweep, M years experience working vvlte chimneys end tlrapfeces. Fireplace repair, chlmnay cepe Installed, screens for chimney tape. Cell day or night, 753-,

Fannvllle

132

CommBrcial Proptrty

IL mm.

:OMMERC

krollne Education Systems

School wHh 4 soparato buildings located bM F^ and Vkt^ Church. Call Katey Wabstor

with CENTURY 21 Janat Bowser A Associetet for completo Information. 35578 or 75545.

NEW...1 toot fronting ona of Groonvillo's highest traffic counts on Groonvfllo Boutovard

Cail Carl at Oardsn Raalto, woakands,

75519. Nights and 35545.

3/4ACRE

NEW- COMMERCIAL LOT locatod across from PHt Community Coltogo. <354. Coll Carl Dardtn Roaliy, 75519 Nights and weokonds. 35545^

YU tAH AVE monay ihoppino tor bargaint In tea ClmifladAds.

134

Condominiums

Mto by ownar at Quail Ridga. Hardwood "

4:f8r ap-

patio and m Call 7544945 polntmont.

WINDY RIDGE. 3 bidroom, ivi

baths, frashly

- 1'

illpMarad. <54,0. LanT745.

Intod Ball and

I3f Farms For Sait SrTBHTctoSHSrwite

tobacco pounds, road tagt4nd farmhouso

fron-wlte build-

Southtrland 7M-3S. NIgbfs

79533_

If ACRES oi land wite 13 acfm

144 HousisFdrSalt

mrnrmras

ventar atartar hema. badroome, ito batee. Paymyf could be tow Mm tmjtr FmlW qualiltod buym now for mere dafells. 4.fMil Cell Davit Realty, 7S-38.

liSDTiPBt

showing of fMe ell new WllllemWurg. 3 badraoms, 2to Me. 14aquerefaelandON-Y <73,9. fSS! CENTURY 21

xiisconcr

new cuetam buIN Home. Raduc-plue vanity, baautlful tornwl

tien. TMe heme to tee ptirHa tfartarhame. It hata very large 13WX31 oreatroem. Tha country Inciudee a pkturoMiua This 3 badroom

kHchan

llvim room and dining room (oak floare), 2 fIroplaoM,

haat pumpa, plue natural get heat elao dMmalr. huge bonus room offers numoroue apitona to buyer, central vacuum eyttom.

aThH ftibTi(Kr

tels homo. Fantectk fifties is whtro you'll find a buy for any

this great ctwioa In tocetion. style, to* end decor. This 3 bedroom codor sIdBd ranch has had tols of love end cere. Cell todey for your showing. Rotek-od to m. un. CEtrruRY 31 ,75444.

AVMU. AbsoiuMv te"i^ vahit on tee market todayl

Perfect far tee family wanting 4 bodroomt. Formal areas, fami

larege.

MaMwuae.Tryto ______

only <79,5. (fall Nancy Dudley at 25535 or 7555SM. AMrldge S SouNierlond Realtors. AYOIn. 3 sYoRY, completoly

Mns. Formal ereai. tami-m wite fireplaoe, double a, detached workshop/ NMO. Try to match telt^

romodolod. 4

IVi

betet. Roducod to <534. The WIngoto Agency. 757-3441 SEDFORD.

TmT

gorgeous

tredlttanal should bo on a meg-

s,2to

ezine cover. Four bodroomt, 3' balht, gonnef kitchon, formal

ereat. benue room over garage.

all Call

ctoared. Wite tobacco poundt and road frontage. Locotad at Call ^ley Warren 5 Souteerland 755 79532.

ana roea in Cleyraol. Co at Aldridge

3S.NI^1

CUSSiFIED DISFUY

NowAsoNaMe SUNSCHEENt 70% HaomoekoBa CatoUna Windows and Doors

22200lcldnaoiiAaiiHO

70S-SIBS

SALES/SALES

MANAGEMENT

Lwge natioiMl (rporation hM opBftings in a fast-tfsck manaoeniBnt davo-loptnant pfogram. Wt am in the daytime market of the suppiamentai fringe bsfwfit induBtry. Excaflant income potential. CaiBBr opportunity for man and women. ^

RagiOfiBl Silos Director 1044 Washington Streot RaMgh.N.C. 27605 An iewM Opportwihremriovw

WANTED

EXPEMENCED ROOFER

Tools Required

CLLuptonCompony

752-6116

Afiply Th nm,

lMidiy IhfouQl romXWSPII.

EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE

OPERATORS

Tow Tota lacosfoeolod Modo I

idtaiilg.<3nm

tg lor haidweiMHt aldllod apowtota. PHimo bsHwlMa. Apply la paeaoiL Mowdret hemreA WMHte day. t:M OHi to 4HM pw. EOe

TOMTOQS.INC.

P.0.60X1S7 Hwy.t4 Conol0G,NC 17616

taopladi rnHae 1^ 01 OroamdBoon May. 11. A OMoloaol

Amarioan Trwifc Aulo Loaolnt.

WATSON ELECmCAL CONSTRUCTION CO.

EXPERIENCED

ELECTRICAL FOREMEN

If you are intoreotod In workinQ for a oompony that offBTB Bxcfilant pay. group Inaurnnoo. ovartlmB. ratiremont. paid vnoallon & hoHdaya. ploaM call 792-3240 for an appointmant or oH 237-7519 In Wilson.

Almost nawl To tot, call Nan Dudley at 75535 or 7555. AMrldgo A Souteerland

Realtors._

BEDFORD. Exceptional value

In tele choke TMs roomy Will 4 bodroomt. largo formal areas, huge kitchen/bratofasf area, and much more. Outstanding valuo at <1574. Call Nancy !5S.

Dudtoy at 75535 or 755 Aldrl^ 5 Souteerland Real

tors. BETHEL. 4

homo wite living room, room and aaf-ln kftchon. investmont proparfy or for first tlmo homo buyer. <1S.m^Cell

Katey Wabctor at CENTURY 21 Janet

Bowser A Auociatos for more Information. 35571 or 75445.

bAanDywine

_______________ This 1950

square foot custom-bullf bsdroom, 2 bate homo it locatod on ovar 3/4 of an aero lot. Foafurot include a largo tunkon family room with firmace, of ficlomly planned kitawn ; taf-ln area and bay windows, formal areas, soparato uti^

room, and garage for 179,9. OWNERS ARE EAGER TO SELL. Call Ball and Lane. 752-M25 or Janet Frutigor, 75578. BRIARCLIFF. Lake Elltworte

All prettted up and ready to toll I This 3 bowoom homo will

doilght your familyl It toatures formal living and oinlng roonts, nka aot-ln Mfchon and don with flieplace. This home alto In-cluoM a carport, dack, and sift on an ovartiiad comor tot. Rocanfly rocorettad. 849,9. CENTURY 21 Jonat Bowsar A Atteclatos. 35571.

itdKVAutr^'

VAUIY on tee golf I. By Ownor. 34tary, / bodreom. 3 hatb, 3^ garage. afiL afeaA^^lly room wite flraplKd. Um deck facing g8Ucour.S9488.7554947.

ROOkRiLL:

_ ^ _ laautlful

btdreom lewnhouw locatod at Breokhill. You Will have to tat telt ana toaopredato it. Priced 10 S8ll At Savaoa todoyi: CENTURY 31 Jonef'Bowtar A Attoclatot of 35578 or 75530

CLASSIFIED PISPUY

rerWato

Itostary

tlyla.W1.900._____

Janet Bowtor A Associatot af

35578.

AMEST

_________Cute at a button!

This 3 badroom. 3 bate home toatures a single garage wHh largo greatroom/dtelng room cembhwHon, aaf-ln kitchon, a 10x10 storage unit. Call Katey Wabstor for more in formation. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Ataectotet, 35570 or

71541. _

lovo the

CAML6T. y5i

kltdwn and formal are in this reointly re4acoratad homo. 3

2 baHit, over 17 totf on nka lot In Canto-

SuDon'f delay. 171,9. CEN TURY 21 Janet Bowsar A Associatot. Call Linda Gaddis at 3S57lor7S531.

AMIlY. Motear't Delighi

Oftors tovely greatroom wite cateidral celling, tremendous kllchtn/braakfatf area, spacious bodroomt, garage, custom datalls <7Vs. Call f^^

Lovely

Dudley of 75535 or 755i AtdrMgo A SouMwrland. CAROLINA HEIGHTS. 421 Pit

144 HiUBOt For Silt

^at

In Chib Wnts. It vqu;re

toralotof roem...We'vo It! TWs homo hat over 34 square feet. 4 spacious bodroomt, finlshad playroom over garage end extra large ^ |uat lor a start. Call Janet to your Mlvato thowliw. $134,9. century 21 Janet Bwiner and Astociatos, 3S578or 7S58SW. CLt0tklY;Draatto

144 Hbubqs For Salt

cMliTftV Mulit. ftotei^

Owner onxlout to soli. This brick home (oaturos 3 bedrooms, m bates, kltch^ dsn combo. Haat puw with cMlrai air system. 4 mltot t^

industrial park and hospital. Excellant invealmont

Court. Im-

tlon - Collegt maculate brkk homt wHh 3 bedrooms, family room with llreplaca, one year gat/aIr tysm, screen beck porch, beautiful tonced-ln yard at an affordable price of <54,9. Con tact Rhonda Battoy. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates at 3557<or7S443.

This

Janat Bewaw A Associatot at

35578 or 75588. CUYIkftttMPoftYABLls

(hit 3 bodroom brick hema wite carport, lecatad on a large cor-

norto in WIntarvllto. Homo In excallont candlttan wHh ^as you won't taoUave. You m^ m hitononow. Homoprkqdteteo

(tLLINDL RYT two bodroom beauty hat everything you want In a townnoutor Each badroom has a private bath. The kitchen toaturos a charming eating

with bay window and thoro's an Extra Largo great room. All ox^tltoly decorated. You'll fall In lev

level 853,9. Call CEN TURY 21 Janat Bowser A Astodatot at 35578.

CONDO. 2 bodroom flat. Lou thon one year eld. Pnrfattlonal-ly decorated. Includes (Iraplaco with gas logs, celling (an, washer and d^. NO REAL TORS. 355411(1 Monday thru

Friday, ask to Ray CNVENIENtLY LOCATED 2

(man Drive. Great sterter home or investmont homo. 3 bodroomt, 1 bath, largo kitchon. dsn, and carport art Matures in telt homo, lag's. Contact Rhonda Ballty, CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associatot, 35578 or 75580.

LOCATED.

ENtALLY Comnwrclal zoned home. 4 bedrooms, gas heat, 7 room okto honta. Porch ond dock, kitchon and dining room. In the LOW Wi. Call Davit Reotty, 752-30, 7552904. 7552477, 7 24.

CH6Y PaKS. TMs bsouHful

split tovtl homo toatures 4 bsdrooms, 2W baths, tormal areas, large aat-ln kitchen, den with fireplace and double

garage. Owners art moving and art anxiout to tell at W.WO

Call Rhonda Bailey of CEN TURY 21 Janet Bowser A

Associatot at 35578 or 75580 to your personal showing to-

day._

CHEIrY oaks, (flatly tucked

value on the market today! Portoct to the family wanting 4 bodroomt. Formal artos, family room with tlt^loco, double

work

;shqp/ Ills for

gerago, dei boethouse only <79,5( at 75535 or 7555SM. Aldridge

.Try to match tels L5. (lall Nancy Dudley

A Southerland Realtors. CHERRY OAKS. Quietly tucked away on a lovely woodoo lot, this

away on a tovely 3 bedroom evocutlve ranch of tort many special toatures in eluding lovely sunroom, cheery kitchen/breakfast area with garden windows, all formal areas, doubto carport wite plenty of outside storage. Immaculate homel To too, call Nancy Dudley at 75535 or 755Sim. AMrldgo A Souteerland Realtors.

CLUR PINES. 133 Antler Road

2 story Williamsburg with

I, 2'A

large bedrooms, 2'/i baths, greatroom, dining room, brkk with Jonnatre range In kitchen, breakfast area, laundry room, doubto garage/unf InMwd room,

tonced brick patio/gardon area, all on a wtll toMKopad comer lol. <122,9. Call Linda Gaddis todayl CEN TURY 21 Janot Bowser

Astociatos, 3557ior 75531

cuf

PINES; Lovely : bodroom, 2V5 bate Brkk TradI tional honw. Foafuros include dining room, kitchen, family room, and detachtd garage. This home has an excellent floor plan. Call Kathy Webster todayl 81154. CENTURY 21 Jwwt Bowser and Astociatos, 35578 or 75545.

Ito bate townboust duplex. Air, appliances, wosher/dryer hookup, <310. 3S57074or755SM1. CONVENIENT

to Greonvllto and Washington. 3 bodroom, 2 bote con -firqplaco. swimming pool

wvatistvigteni. wesww*i<

contonmorary homo with rfaco, cathedral celling and nming pool. Nice subdivi

sion wite river access and lots more. Call Rainbow Realty of Washington, 9455574. CONVENIENCE PLUSI On tels

3 btdroom, m bate brkk home Locatod on large tot In very good condition and in well establislwd nototeorhood. Owners anxious to toll and will pay part of clot Ing. Many extras and groat fi nancing available. Priced In low 50's. Fourtlto Realty 35573, JC17.J.C.Bowon 75574. COUNTRY ROADS toad to tels

Immaculato 3 bedroom homo on a to acre tot; formal areas, tarn

lly room, 2 baths, heat pump, 2 car garage - <43.9. Estate Re

aHy Conipany, OO-UHO; nights 757-T-.........

1392 or 35570. COUNTRY.

__________ Beautiful

badroom homo 1 milt from hos-Ital. Large greatroom wite ca

pital. Large greatroom wite ca-teateal ceilings and a (iraplaco, 2 bates, large kitchen/dlning

room combo, double garage. In ground pool with gazebo all on an aero lot make tels homo iai. <74,9. Call Rhonda

^ial. 1 Bailoy of CENTURY 21 Janot Bowser A Associatot, 35578 or

754 I0M._

COUNTRY. A beauty with price to match. This 3 badroom coun

try homo with many piusas Is definitely a stww Acre

tot plus detached wotkthop. It

won't last long at SM,5. Con e Sa

tact Mable Savage of CEN TURY 21 Janat Bowser A Associates, 35578 or 75530

Bob SALE OR LEASE, badroom brkk ranch with office

and workshop. 7552458 fiOESH N -THE MARKEfi

Children can play white han dyman en|oys the workshop with tels 3 bodroom home In Camelo!. LIvlng/dinIng cem-blnotlon, oat-ln kitchen, double carport on extra nice lot. See to-dayTuil Linda Gaddis. CEN T(/RY 21 Janet Bowsar and Associatot. at 35578 or 754 31.

CLASSIFIED DISFUY

CUSSIFIED DISFUY

SALES CAREER

Bob Barbour Honda now has openings for career minded, goal oriented salespeople. Great working environment. Unlimited Income and excellent benefits. Please respond to Jimmy Quinn at 355-2500. Bob Barbour Honda, Greenville.

honw or

high 40's and oraat'tor FHA or NC Housing fiiwnci

Ing. Fow;-, JCIA J. C.

site Rarity 35573,

Bowon 7557434.

cUYI Ai A IuYYon. Thin

badroom home laatures a flnplace in the living room, has diningroom and a workthw out

IwckTciose prwdmHy to shopping and agioet rimtor h^ at only 8,9. 1484. CENTURY 21 Ban Rarity, 734. DALtSKT

____________ Lovo thy

neighborhood. You will surety lovo this Immaculato 3 bodroom

homo In ona ol Groonvillo's most prestigious naighborhoods. B^itul tot. Formal areas, tcroaned in backporch plus an axcoliont security system. 8124,9. Contact Mable Savage of CENTURY 21 Janet Boi^ A Asseclatos. 3S57IWor 75530. EASTWOO. 2 Adams Bouto vard. 1708 square foot. 3

2 balhs, don with firepjace, carport and tonced in bade yard. Call752-0l. EASIWOOb 3 Prince Road,

1752 square toot brkk homo wite doubto garage and storaos room, 3 bedroom, 2 bate, kttcn-on with eating aroa, laundry room, spacious family room with (Iroplaco. formal areas, tonced in yard, and tols ot kitch-cablnels and closals. <78,5.

Call 752-2370. _

EXCELLENY loan takeover

You can bo the praud owner ot tels I year oM homt, wite lust a little oqully. 3 bodroomt, Ito bates, cozy living room, kltdt-en-dinlng room comblnatton. Fowrsito Realty 35573, S8,

Stan Cborry 75M14A_

FARMVILLE:

Lovely 1754 tquaro tool home with 3 or 4

bedrooms, living room, dining room,Mt-ln klt<Mn.i

andlbath. Seller may contMor Installing a now heating systom. New plumbing and b volt wiring Km boon aditod. Honw toaturos a lar^ dotachod garage with somo toncM. Portoct homt tar tee first tlma buyer or InvMt-mont property. Call Kathy Webster tor your portonal showing. <39,9. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associatot at 35573

or75445M._

FARMVILLE 3 bodroom, 3 bate

brkk ranch, large wooded lot. Call Rod Tugwall, 753-4303 nighls, CENTORY 21, Tipton and Associatot, 35572.

FOR SALE BY OWNER. Lovoly

flvato ocaan-tront duptox in mtraM Isla. NC. BaautHully appointed, approxlamtoly 17

square tori per tide. Excritant rental history. S34. Call (919)43513 after 8:p.m. F0kSALBY(MNRM1.S(:

3 bedroom, 3 baths, living room.

don, cwpbrt, detached garage, central heat/air, brldr 3714

Write Street, 7350963.

FOk SALk BV OMfNER In Grif-

ton. 2 story hout. Contemporary stylo wite wrap a around dirii. groat room wHh (iroplaco, calhodral crillngt, 4 bodrooms, 3 bates, work kltdwn, dining room on woodad tot. <54,5. Call 75533 or 75501.

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Director Position

Beaufort County Dev'elopfnental Center, Inc. has an immediate opening. Position entails directing center or ADAP, Chiid Day Care-MR and Group Homes.

Minimum Qualification Requirements A four year degree in Special Education. Vocational Rehabilitation or related Human Services or a four year degree and previous work experience in the aforementioned disciplines with experience in an administrative capacity in an agency serving exceptional children and adults.

Salary Range $19,000 or negotiable.

Send resume to: J. Phil Roberson. Chairman

Beaufort County Developmental Center, Inc.

1534 West 5th Street Washington, NC 27889 Application must be submitted by July 31, 1986.

Afffirmatlve Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and Service. _

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_______. PLUS

*Ona ownar *Dual cooking > Dock *<>r*at room Modom '.^Kltchon (iraat family area ; Workshop. Firsplaca. Wet Bar. 'Central Vacuum. Choice Araa .Outfus Raalty, Inc., 756-S39S.

'HOOSFFSEWibyoi

h, living

owner. 2

bedroom. I bath, living room, .dining room, closed in backporch and detached garago. Central heat and air .ChN*toECU.7Si-3931.

JUST RIOHT tor Hiat first home

vary attractiva 3 bedroom ' horn* with 1V4 baths, spacious groat room with sliding doors to ~ 14x20 deck. Located in Ayden $43,900. Estate Realty Com ,^^1^1040; nights 757

1392 or

LAKE ELLiWORTH. Atfor dabi* luxury. That's what you; II find In this 3 bedroom home in Lake Ellsworth featuring a

spacious great room with (IT

llreplaca that flows into a well appointed kitchen and dininj

room. Double car garage and over-slzod comer lot add to the

'amanltias you'll love! All atfor dably priced at $4S,S00. CT" TURY 21 Janet Bowser Associates, 355-7800.

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 8, Associates at 355 7800 ' or 756-4528 tor more informa .tion. $82,900.

LICENSED REAL ESTATE

brokers wanted. Will train. Es tabllshed firm - all agents have private offices. For personal In-torvlew call Mavis Butts - Mavis Burn Realty 355-7453

, LIVE IN ONE side and rent the

other with this almost new du-> pie. Features low down payment

* loan assumption with no qualifying. 2 bedrooms, 1/4 baths each side. Energy eHiclent and flood location. $45,900. CEN

URY 21 Bass Realty. 75^4444.

LOVELY REMODELED older '-home with 3 bedrooms and within walking distance to fKhools, storaas and day care. iThls home Is In a quiet

neighborhood only 15 minutes iltal. Call for your $48,900. 4444. (TEN-

from hospital ^.showing. $48,1 .TURY 21 Bass Raalty, 7544444.

'KOW FIFTIES. Almost 2000

square feet inside and large lot

' outside combine to nnake______

bedroom rancher the most house you can buy for the ' money. Call for financin ' details. $52,500.1458. CENTUR' ,21 Bass Realty, 754-4444.

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MOSELEY BROTHERS AGENCY

COUNTRY LIVINO

badroom. 2 balh home, living with

!ziaj:v'st,

an with bay window, enormous

room, family room ......

flraptoea, deublo garage. Also 2

car garage wHh shop. M^ poss^Hlas.---

.$71,900.

PITT STREET - Oldar home in Ayden that has maintonanc* free sMng. Also foatures 3 bedrooms, living room, large

playroom, Mtchan with, dlnl^

combination. In ostablli nolghtarhood.$40's.

COUNTRY CLUB Ownar says make oHar. Immaculat* 3

bedroom, 2 bath horn*. Living

I. tami-

room, kitchan wHh dining, taml

hr room wHh flraptoea, garage has baen converted to pi

Lots of other axtrasi

to playroom.

MOSELEY BROTHERS 355-5067

Jim Herring ^Sl-OOU

LAKE ELLSWORTH: This 3 bedroom home will delight your family. There's a largo formal living room and dining room, a dsn with fireplace, and a com-fortabl* kitchan with utility room. PLUS! Convenlont to swimming pool and tennis courts for your family's ptoasurel Must selll $43,m. Call CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates at 355-7800or 7544580.

NEWCARPEt

Three bedroom brick ranch In WIntervllle school district! Two

full ceramic baths, livi

*1 Only

$41,900. HIgnito Realtors 757-

and den with flraplacel Onh

1949 anytime.

NEW HOMEi. Low down pay

mant. Wto finance and pay etas ing costs. Your plans or ours on your lot. Craft-Bllt Homes, 3501 Sunset

Avenue, Rocky Mount. Call 9374184 anytime

NEW LISTING. Rolling Meadows. MM 840's. Under construction. IVk miles from (keonvllto, this brick 1400 square toot home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den with fireptoco and bulH In

bookcase, tom patto. Contact Rhonda Dailey, Century 21 Janet Bovrser 8, Associates.

754-8003 or 355-7800.

NEW LISTING Stantonsbw^

Estates, 3 bedroom 2 baths con-temporaiy ranch, to^ great

room with flreptoce, _ lot, S45,OOO.Ca1l Rod Ti

753-4302 nights, CENTUR

iMAuoctotes,355-7002.

Tipton and I

ugwen, IRY 21.

NEW OFFERING

Farmers Home Assumption located In the country with three Ito baths.

bedrooms, 1VS baths, living room, large country kitchen, acre wooded tot! Only $39,900 Hignlte Realtors 757-1949 an^lme.

NICE BRICK HOME In the thir ties. Country living near city convenience best describes this

home with lots of yard. Reduced to $34,000. #430. Century ii

Bass Realty, 7544444.

NOTHING DOWN! In the coun-

^ FmHA, CouM Iw as low as

per month, 3 bedroom brick. Home Realty, 355-4443

ONLY $580 down and seller pays most closing cost. Don't miss out on the low Interest rates of today. AAM 830's. Call Home Realty, 355-4443.

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

FOR

CASHIER/CLERKS

FuH A Pirt Tlnw. All BGiiGfltB Apply at thbnMrbot

FHE8H WAY FOOD STOWE

wnsTs

IflvfiCVlOMMy

tMs In-

flreplace and

family

customGullt bookcases, patto, wired 10x10 enrrawp

Don't mlas this ex oopHonal buy. Call Ball and

ban*. 7S2-0025 or FrullBor.730-7080.

Janet

6WMH* RaYA Umtb

this one in Brantwood. TMs Is a must saell The dan boasts a

pfial area* are graced wHh torOeood floors, breakfast area in kHchan, 3 yactous bedroom* a new heattog and air ...am. Reduced to 04400. 1437. CENTURY 21 BaisRaaHy, 7544444. |

(MVNlktTkAMiFiAftioand

his loss couM be your gain. New carpet, wallpapar and vinyl throughout. 3 bedrooms, greatroom wHh a tiroptoce and grmal dining room. Priced at 854400. #470. CENTURY 21 Bass Realty, 7544444.

iOUtllVlliM: A rare opportu-

nltyl This lovely 2578 square

a fc n M ----'.t -

foof 4 Dtonwii imnym pfovNnt

home provMss atfordablllty! IS rooms. In

luxury PLUS Large spacious iround swimming pool, and In srcom system are lust a tow of exciting '

tha

features. PLUS

financingavaltoblo! Only 8108400. CENTURY 21 Janet

Bowser and Assoclatos, 7000.

355-

SfANYipggilEG tstAfiS

Under construction. 1VS 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 03,900. Call Rhonda Bailay of

CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser 8, Associates, 355-7800 or 7344M3.

REOUCEDII This Ilk* new ranch In Cherry Oaks Is even more exceptional now that n has been reduced. This home features beautiful carpet throughout, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and Is locatod on a let big enough for toelball practice. DonTwalt to see this...Raduc*d

to $81,900. #474. CENTURY 21 Bass Realty. 7544444

ROLLING MCADdWs: iMd 840S. Under coiwtructlon Ito miles from Greenville. This * 1400 square toot features 3 bedmms. 2 baths, dsn with firaptoc* and built-in

bookcase, tor^ patio. Contact - - CENTURY 21

Rhonda Balloiy,

Janet Bowser and Associates, 355-7800 or 7544003.

144 HBGBBB PBT SbIG

144 HBMGBFirSBiG 144 HOOIGB FOf SbIG

The Evans ompany

TRBNT CIROB. North Rlyar

EMMoo. 3 fiSiSM. Mb SZ

tomnvlni

tom nvtag room, apadous eat-in Mt^ and tamHy room with wallpapor and paneling. Carport and storage room. 851400.

ilAL IWATfTAlliTi

wanted. For your confMonttol University Raalty, ^044

THEmWH "tolfi your

dreams and wHMn means.

LARGB OLDBR HONIB In vinyl siting, tocatad on country sli* lot In Wlnlorvlll*. 4 bedrooms, several Uraptoises, oftaring lols of potonNal. $39400.

FARMBR'S HOMB Loan Assumption. Near Wollcom* MMdl* School. 3

lomif J Bvanmii _____

InvH* your frisnds over to onioy the baauHful sunroom, or you can entertain them In your recreation room. If the weather is nice, you can use tha deck or the patto. FoursH* ItoaHy 355-7300, Stan Cherry 7SB0M8.

carport, large lol.

LAKB BLLSWORTH. 3 bedroom home, living room and Ing area ovortooxlng large sunkan family room. Entoyment of clubhouoo, pool ami tonnls courts avaltobi*. Lew OTO**.

fUktfctTAti406prlce reduction. Owners anxlou* to sell. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Wllltonwburg, living room, dsn with tlropTace. fenced In backyard, over 2200 square feat.

abounds throughout ptonnod 3 bedroom. 2 bath brkk hotiM. Cantral air and deck for

l^our^ymmer *n[oym*nt.

IlnSlnglotrae.

The Evans Company

752*2814

WInni* Evans................70-4224

FayeBowon..................754-5258

Fay* Bo

lam

ViWddb. Lovely

badroom 2 full bath condo only I v* In.

year oM and ready to move Comes with mini blinds and

firoptoc* doors plus all appliances. Priced to sell at 854,5110. #481. CENTURY 21 Bau Realty. 7544444.

ROOMY ViaORIAN ESTATE The double doors open Into the foyer with beautiful winding oak sfaircases. Spacious rooms including 4 bedrooms, a parlor, sitting room, dining room, and a drawing room accent this home.

Central heat and air, high cell Ings. Reduced to 885,000. Call

Davis Realty. 70-3000, 754-2904, 754-2477,-------

liUiet.

Back on the market. Features great room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area, laundry room, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, (master bedroom and bath

downstairs), large front porch and tasteful decor. $44,900. Mavis Butts Re^, 355-74 or 70.

Jerry Butts, 701

StRATFORO: This beautiful home has It all! There's over 2200 square toel of living space toaturing formal areas, eat-in kitchen, torg* sun room with

fireplace, dsn wHh fireplace, and 4 bedrooms. All this Plus a

ROLLING MEAOOMfS: Fresh on the market! Cute as a button, describes this honw In the Rolling Meadows almost compietad. Buy now and choose colors. This home features 3 bodrooms, 2 baths, large kitchan, den with a fireplace and deck all on an extra large tot. 854,000. Builder will pay 81,000 towards closing costs. Call Rhonda Bailey. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Assoclatos, 355-7800 or 75A8003.

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garage! Many more extras, must see! (inly $09,900 Linda Gaddis at CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Assoclatos at 355-7800 or 754-3291.

SfkAtFoBD. Watch The

children play from your In ft

sunroom In this roomy badroom home. Formal areas, 2 baths, enclosed garage/ playroom, outside storage IMing, comer wooded lot,

01,900. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates. Call Linda Gaddlsat 355-7800 or 754-3291

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MEDICAL RECORDS DIRECTOR

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Submit resume to:

MEDICAL RECORDS DIRECTOR

Poet Office Box 1M7 QroenvHle.NC27B34

EOE _

Call' Rod Tugwell, 70-4302 nights, CEtmRY 21,

and Aseectotos, 355-7002.

Tipton

TUrtil MtEi' Under Con structlon. Beautiful Williamsburg home near Simpson. Large greatroom with Iraptoce, V bedrooms, 2 baths and nic* kitchen are special features In tMs home. Buy now end choose colors. Builder will

IN LmdFwSalt

WMMAVIN VI: Mow Cam structlon. This 2047 square toot home feature* 4 bedrooms with a toegs master suite downstairs. There's a formal dMng room and an *at-ln kHchsn. Buy now and choose your own colors. Quality built by Bowser Cen-strucHon. $111,00. Call CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Asaoctotos at355-700.

lAUD PM iALI. Priced RgKt

at only 880 per acre. 75 acre

tract and 77 acre tract ef good fronng*.

ciaarad land with road_________

Locatod between Aydsn and

y Warren at

Grifton. Call WOrloy M

and SoM^land 754-

350; nights795-320.

TOPSAIL ISLAND now subdlvl

WiNVtkViLLl. WrTlMt finishing hammering on IMs totally renovated 2 badroom

totally

home In WIntervllle ...Combining the spacious styles of the past wHh MIth* modim toaturas of today. This enchanted cottage can be yours! Only 01,90. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates at 355-780.

211 BETH itREET. Strol! to

pool and recreation areas this nice Cherry Oaks home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, roomy kitchen, great room/dinIng room combination. Priced In the 870's. Call Linda Gaddis of CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates at 355-780 or 754^ 091.

Bailey

tENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates, 355-780er 754400.

UNtkCNitkUCfiON m story traditional 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with great room, dual heat pumps; locatod ap-woximately 5 miles east of jreenvlll*. Purchase now and select your colors. 874,90. Estate Realty Company, 83IF ihts 70-1392 or 355-1

1040; nights 1

1-7040.

under CONSTRUCTION; New 4 bedroom home in Evanswood. Beautiful master suit* downstairs. 3 berbooms up. Eat-In kitchan and formal dming room. Quality built by Bowser Construction. Pick your own colors! $97,50. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates, 35A7O0.

UNIVRSITY: 5 bedroom, 2V

bath duplex. Both sides are I. Very

^ery good Investment property. Call Kathy Webster rar more Information. 01,00. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Assoclatos355-780or 754450.

IdSltivBStmBfrt Property

___________INVESTORS. On

ly 1 block from campus. Ring

goM Towers Is the place for students. Fully furnldMd this unit

offers living room, kitchen with dining, 1 bedroom, 1 bath. $45,00. Call Mavis Butts Realty, 355-74.

150 Land For Sale bSTheTOShwayt^

cleared. Owner financing. $120 acre. Speight Realty,

10,70-970.

FOR SALO: 0 acres of nice cutover woods land with road

frontage. 840 per acre. Owner will Xlde land. Located 14

VtLUGE GROVE: Renting Is pointless when you can own your own 2 bedroom home in Village Grove. New carpel and paint.

furnace overhauled, ceiling fan, low maintenance exterior.

Reasonably priced at 80,50. CENTURY 21 Janet

Bowser A Associates. Call Linda (toddls at 355-780or7S4-31.

WALK RIOHT IN, sit right down. This 3 bedroom, ivs bath home Is immaculate! Almost And wAllnMwr* boautifufly'landscaped y^.

recently paii Inspect to appreciate. $0,50. Can Nancy Dudley at 754-350 or

miles south of (Greenville at Gardnervllle. Call Worley War ren at Aldridge and Southerland, 70 350 or nights 795-3222.

LAND Almost 14 acres wooded Quiet, secluded area. Good

UNO FOR SALE: 0 acres, 44 acres cleared. Good land with road frontage. Located between Greenville and Tarboro, otf highway 0 on State Road 140 PHced reasonably. Call Worley Warren at Aldridge and Southerland, 754-350 or nights 795-3222

0 ACkES OF LAND with 17 acres cleared. Located on Old River Road, SR 1401 with city water and road frontage. Ideal for mobile home park or other

754-5594. AMridge A Southerland Realtors.

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development. Priced at 875,00. Call Wwley Warren at Aldridge and Soutnerland, 754-3500; nights, 795-3222.

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CLERICAL

Immediate opening for an individual who enjoys interaction with people. Must have experience in employee relations. Good typing skills and prior clerical experience necessary. Please send resume to:Thb DMIy RGflGCtor. Ornvlllu, N.C._

Sion. Single family lots. Interior tiSMO and up. sound front.

8454)0 and up. Realty World, SurfClty, 30011.

Rentals and

sales available.

IWtLVE ACkES

ON BLOUNTSCREEK 849410. Call 40-750.

151

Mobile Home Lots For Sole

largI

located near Worthington's crossraods. Call The Evans

Company, '752-2814. Nights, Fay* Bowen, 754-52 or Winnie

Evans, 70-404.

MOBILE HOME lots for sal*

Low down payment, easy nancing. Located on Old River

Road and Entwoods Cou^

Estate*. Call Benny Easi 70-180, anytime USlD

12 USED HOMES in stock. Prices as low as870.70 901.

152 Lots For Sale

BELVOIR HIGHWAY. </> acre. Improvements included. Owner

financing. Speight Realty, 752

210,70-970_

CHOICE home sites available

with water and sewer. From 812,50. Call Ball and Lane, 752

005._

LARGE WOODED LOTS,

Brandywine Estates, 812,00 7-230d

days; 7-1742 nights. LOTS TO TALK

ABOUT: Strategically located in the woods, 1 mile trom Greenville

off Stantonsburg Road. Half acre tots with water and graded

road. Call Quincy Scarborough with CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates. 355^780 NEAR AYDEN. % acre lot, sep

tic tank Included. Owner flnanc ^^.^^ight Realty, 752210.

OWNER MUST SELL >/> acre wooded lot. 2.2 miles south ot

WIntervllle. Restricted subdlvl Sion. 754420.

RESIDENTIAL LOT In Green vllle; Beautiful lot, approxi matoly to acre in size, sultabh for small building, small house In attractive well-kept neighboiWd. Contact AAable Sarge at CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and /Associates at 30-780 or 70 3098.

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in LBltFGrtolB

IT6KII. i acres. sCiSE Realty, 70-210, 75A

iVOObibLOtlnnewMlllbrook ! kibdivlslon. to acre. Eastern

>ln*s water. Street to be paved Next to Sbnpion. Call nigMs

75A490. _

2 NIC 1 acre tots. 04)0 *a^

Located west of Clayroot on SR 1725. Call WOrloy Warren at

Aldrldg* A Southerland 754-350. Nlghttl^320.

155

Rfsort PropBrty For Salt

G^PSffrSacroswlS

bedroom moMI* home on

water. Can subdivide once, great buy at 845410 or purchase half of land wtth niN)ll* home for lust 835,00.' See Janet Bowser. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and /Associates at 355-780or 754450.

DctANFkMrlofs

T PtrSalt

veneer almost Ilk* now tewnheuso, I story, end

Ing In family area eflth fireplace, 2 tremendeu* bedrooms, 2 full battis, wato-ln ciaseis, ultra modem kitchan and excellent storage are*. 857,50. Call Davis Realty, 70-3000,754-2904,754-2477,70-24N.

LtkiW6T6N ikDVfffl

Townhouse.

Beautiful bedroom, 2to bath, kltchsn-

(Mnlng comistin and_fan^

room. Association dues 80 i up to October 190, washer and d^ convoys along wtth extras. Upper 850's. Contact Rhonda Bailey - CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A /Asaeclatas, 355-780or 754-00 MRiEffKTSMiHSOfB:

Luxurlou*

Introducing NTC

McGinnis POiNrocEAN 7 new lots available In addition to Lot #1 and Maritime Place. Price range: 8145,00 to810,00. Call Jill at 2474779 Gull Isle Realty.

LOTS on

WATERFRONT

Pamlico River. River Hills Subdivision, Chocowlnlty, NC. Beautiful wooded lots with underground utilities, 120 square feet minimum footage. Must see these. Call Kathy Webster with CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates for more information. 355-780 or 7045.

157

Townhouses For Sale

PRESS C

REE?

Townhome

with many custom features. You must see to appreciate. Jenn-alre, tiled counters, fireplace, steamroom, whirlpool, wetbar and more. 80,00. Will consider

offers. University Realty 355-580; Anita Worthington, 30-401. 00.

WILLIAMSBURG MANOR.

Like new 2 bedroom townhouse in Williamsburg Manor. Spacious floor plan. Private setting with great neighbors! Al! ready to move in. Only 842,50. See Janet Bowser tor your showing. CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A /Associates, 355-780. BEDROOM

. Ito bath townhome in Shenandoah, 842,50. End unit with bay win dow, washer/dryer hookups, fenced patio, pool and tennis court privileges available. 754-280anytime.

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Lake Ellsworth. Five HHsrant floor plans...nwst with unfinish-ad 3rd floors. Pricos start at 80,90 tor two bedrooms. Two

and three bedroom styles avall-abl*. Call CENTURY 21 Janet

Bowser A Assoclatos, 355-780. MOSSCREEK: Luxurtous three

badroom townhouse ecron from Lake Ellsworth. Selous floor plan with 150 square feet and or unfinished thlrastora. Unit is

complete with whirlpool tub end built-in mkrewav*. 878,9

878,90. Cell CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser and Associates at 355-780. SHEARTON VILLAGE,

bedroom Ito bath, all

anees, only 5 months oM*%lll after 4:0 p.m. any evening.

355-2313. tOWNHdUSE

AT Lexington

Square. Just on the market, this attractive dwelling features 2

bedrooms, Ito baths, private

patio, and more. Conveniently locetad adtocent to the Greenville Athletic ClubI For your

personal showing contact James Gibson at 355-00 or 355-20.

CENTURY 21 Janet Bowser A Associates.

rtments

Rent

A CHEAPI 1 bedroom 81 or 3 bedroom 810 Big Kitchen. 7 1375. Homelocetors. Fee

A CLEAN 2 bedroom apart-

Almost new. Only 81 month plus deposit. Call Tommy 754-015 or altar 8:0 p.m. 754-

930.

A NICE 1 badroom apartment.

Only 82 month plus deposit. Call Tommy 754-015 or after

8:0p.m. 754-930.

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Clerical P.O. Box 1967 Greenville, NC 27835

11 "KH" To 1m Futuro

SALES

We are looking for that person who has a desire to be successful and doesnt mind working hard to achieve that goal. If you would like an income that matches your potential for success, then stop by and see Leland Tucker on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2-6.

Automobile experience is not necessary, but any previous sales experience would be helpful.

A Pfegg vtH/ Can Cm/nS

Hsamms?JOE PECHELES VOLKSWAGENS

^ Show its an

2500

)

CASH

BACK!

1986 JETTA

1986 QUANTUM

1986 GOLF

Were celebrating 21 years of service to Greenville and Eastern Nonh Cai^'na by offering the BIGGEST savings on 1986 VOLKSWAGENS ever! And THANKS TO YOU, were #1 in North Carolina!

'taNT

1986 SCIRROCO

264 Bypass

756-1135

Greenville, N.C.

eAwih

28 The Drtly Refl0ctor. Ornvtlle, N.C.

Wednesday, July 16,1966

161 ApirtiMatB

FarSRiit

161 ApartnMiils For Rtitt

AQUIETPUCEI

WIUIAMIBURO MANOR

Now 2 bpdroom townhoum to bo cwmtotad July and August 1. Boout^ Intorlert and axtorl-ara, axoollairt floor plan, cantral location, faofura such a* mkrewava ovan ara wafting for you. Young protosdonals dailrod. $340.770,355-4542.

A AW) IEIoM apartmant naar ECU. $2$5 par month. 758-0491 or 754-7809 botoref.

AYailAILI immediately, 2 bodroom 1W both townhmM locatad bahind tha Putt Puft FIraplaca, dlthwathar, waahar/dryar hookup, 8325 ront. Loato and acurfty dapoalt raqulrad. Call Clark Branch Raaitor at 355-2000.

AVAIlAlI Au6uit 16,' i

badroom, Cyprait (iordant, ax-callant lecaflon, nica quiat woodad latMng. 355-2025.

BROOKSIDE

APARTAAENTS

New 1 badroom aportmont. Cabla, waahtr/dryef hookup, wator fumlthed, fully carpotod. 8230a month. 752-^/7504199.

AZALEAGARDENS*

CLIAN AND QUIfT ont bodroom fumlthad aportmont, tnorgy otflciant, frao wator and ttwar, optional wahar, dryors, caoto TV. CouplM or itngtoo only. $195 a month. 4 month tooM.

MOBILE HOME RENTALS -Couptos or tinglo. Aportmont and mobilt homo Tn Azatoa Gordon noar Brook Voltoy Country Club.

Contact J.T.or Tommy Williams 7S4-7I15

Captains Quarters

EAST TWELFTH STREET

SPACIOUS ONE BEDROOM bodroom apartmant naar the ECU campu. Fumlthad with troat traa refrigarator, dlh-waahora, rango and waaher hook-up, thoao unit offer energy aftlclent heat pumps tor tho cot-conclou tenant. Lease term negotiable. Call 7574037 or 750-4041 tor an appointment to too thaaa affordable units. REAACOEAST.

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MODERN OFFICE SPACE

For iMse Primo Location

ACROSS FROM COURT HOUSE

Short Drive Piaza Buiiding Caii

758-6050

Coiiica C. Moore & Associates

U1 AfMrtments For Rent

SRANO NEW 1 and 2 badroom fltrgy fficltnt apartmants. Avaluibla on or botara August 1. Sto^ at $235. No pots. Call

CANNON COURT on-domlnlums. 2 badrooms, v/t baths, fully oqyjppad kitchan, convoniont to ECU. Colllce C. Moora and Assoclatas, 75S4OS0.

CLSE t CAMPUS- Nica 3 battaoom, m bath afiartments. Cantral hoat/air, loasa and da-posit roqulrod. $345 numth. Ball and Lana, 752-0025.

DOCTORSPARK APARTMENTS

A woodad commtunlty planned with you In mind. If you are particular about where you five, considar these features:

One, Two and Throe Bedroom Apartments Garden and Townhouse with Private Patio or Balcony Spacious Living Areas Dishwasher, Disposal, Frost Free Refrigerator Pantry Washer and Dryer Connections Adequate Storage Fully Carpeted Cablevislon Energy Saving Heatpumps Fully Insulated Smoke Detec tors.

Call 758-2577

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Rsnt

CEDARCOURT

SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM, bath apartments, with range, refrigerator, dishwasher and washor7dryer hook-m tar $315. Call REMCO EAST, 75$-4051.

Cherry Court

Spacious 2 bedroom knmhouiss wllh ivs balhs. Also I bedroom apartawnls. Carpet, dlthwashori, compactors, ^lo, Iroe coble TV, washsr-dryer hook-ups, laundry room, sauna, tennis court, club house and POOL.75MS57

EASTBROOK AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS

One, two and three bedroom apartments, featuring cable TV, modern appliances, clean laun-

ApartoMfits For Rtfrt

1200 East I4lh Street. AvalL

July 15. Cantral air condition

and heat, new carpet and newly

painted. Wooded lot. Yard

maintained by owner, 1 b^,

appliances furnished, washer

and dryer hookups, large

ctostes, three blocks from carn-

pus, 12 nsonth lease, 1 moijlh

rent and dmnlt, **N

water furnlSied. Coidact Billy

Uughlnghouse, Bostk Sums

Furniture Company, 401 Vltast

10th Street, Greenville, 750-

2513-0:00am to 5:00 pm, AAonday

throujgh Friday.__

PURNISHEDI 1 bedroom $175

Air or 2 bedroom $345 POOL.

752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

appiu

dry facilities, swimming pools, fully carpeted.

Office: 204 Eastbrook Drive

752-5100

ECUI Don't wait, we can help! We take the hassel out of f Indira the right place. Call 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

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w--finnnl Bnlmhilifntion Prognm Diractor

Responsibilities include planning, directing and impiementing rehabiiitation programs for all clients. Assures compliance with CARF regulations. Supervises Vocational Evaluation, Work Adjustment, Adult Basic Education and Residential Living programs.

Masters degree in Vocational Rehabilitation and three to five years sheltered workshop exper-Bnc6 d6sir0d

AppHcsdons accepted until July 25,1986. Send to Personnel Director, ECVC, P.O. Box 613, Greenville, NC 27635^13. EOE

Greenbiiar

^Village

Off Highway 11 Ayden, North Carolina

, l-stoiy, cedar sided coloniab

Full carpeted wHh range/ refrigerator furnished

Washer/dryer hook-ups

Energy-efficient IndividuaDy controlled heat pumps

Spacious, wcll-malnlalncd grounds with play area

Outdoor storage

1 - Bedroom from $195

2 - Bedroom from $210

3 * Bedroom from $230

746-2020

OFFICE HOURS:

WMfeday* 9:00 ..-14W p.a. (cioMd WadaM<ly) ONE OF AYDEhrS NEWEST APARTMENT COMMUNmES

GreeneWay

Largo 1 bodroom aardsfi apartmsnts, carpNid, dlshwaslwr, cabio TV, laundry rooms, balconies, spacious grounds wHh obundont Mrkfng. w nomicol ufllltloi and POOL. to6roonvllleCoui^Club.7564Nt. KIDS/PET OK 1 bodroom $175 Air or 2 bodroom $275. Yard. 752-1375. Homolocators. Foo

KINGS ROW APARTAAENTS

1 A 2 Bodroom Gardan Apart-mentsAppllancM furnished, carpeftentral hoat and alrFroo Cabla TVPool and laundry facillflas24 hour

omorgeiky malntonanco. Locatad off East lOfh Stroot behind Hordoo's and Wostwn Steer. Office hours 9:30-5:30, Monday-Friday.

752-3519

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161

ApRrtmenf* For Rent

GftEemiLRUfr

APARTMENTS

C0MERUillBICEl1lTH$niEElS

^low gardan apartmants. Fully carpatad. Excallanf con-difton. Pool and laundry facfll-tiat. Froa watar, sawar and basic Cabla TV. "Flra proof" pattoa tor grilling. Ont block fram ECU, 4W blockt from

758-2628

LEWIB STREET Aparfmonfs. 1 badroom fumlihadaparfmanf. 1

from unlvtnHv. Haat, air and wafer fumlihod.

No pelt. Cell 751-3711 er754CIW.

LOVE TREES?

Experience the unique in apartnwnt living wllh nature outside yOur deer.

COURTNEYSQUARE APARTMENTS

Quality conitrucfion, fireplacet, heat pumps (heating coeto SO percent less than comparable units), dishwasher, washer-dryer hook-ups, cabit TV.wall-to-wall carpal, fhtrmopane windows, extra Imulafton.

Office Open 9-S Weekdays

0-5 Saturday 1-5 Sunday

AAarry Lane Off Arlington Blvd.

756-5067

161 '

ApBrtnMfits

JForJjnt

KINGS ARAAS APARTMENTS

Big 1 bedroom apertmonts. Almoef brand now, modem ap-pllenoee, carDoMd, ca^el hget and elr. 1209 :harles Bouleverd. Office: Aper mont 104. M Mon-day-Saturday.752-WiS.

NOW AVAILABLE FURNISHEDAPARTMENTS NfAlk NPiYaL. 6ui^

neighborhood, 2 bodroom. Fret It! month rent to quellflod tenant. Cell 7S7-0671 aftor 5.

NW LAkol 'SUPLlx:

161

badnomt, m baths, laundry hookups. Available August l. 757-2770, evenings end

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$3.45/hour to start

Positions svallabto fulKUme and part-time

AppllcMionB Taken On Mondaye, TuMdaya, Wedneadaya and Thurtdaya. _

KINSTON, GREENVILLE, HAVELOCK. MOREHEAD CITY, GOLDSBORO a NEW BERN

OUSEi. Brockonridgo Squert. 300# Adams BIwL Unlto 7-11. Two bedrooms, two half baths, tub/ihower room uptfelrt. Living room, dining area, large kitchen, half bath downstairs. All appliances, washer/dryer hookups, control elr, fully carpeted, attractively ep-BDtofad. Patio, storage area. First time oftored tor lease. Sparkling now. S37S par month ^ security dapottt.Vto pels. 12 month lease. Shown by appoint-

ment. Phone 75^752._

NEW 2 BEDROOM townhouse. superior docor, central location,

-ils desired. No

p.m. 355-

Young protostionalsd gg. U attar 4:00

NEW 2 BEDROOM apartments for rent. "AAedical Oak". Naar hoipltal. $215. 1 year laase required. No pet$ allowed. Well built and super insulotad. Call Davis Raalty, 752-3000 (355-2574), 754-2904.

NdWlRtDAMraartWwnts: Waahar/dryar cabla TV, carpet, atoctric haat, air conditioning, appliancas. 754-3342.

OAKNIONT SQUARE APARTAAENTS

Two bodroom townhousa apartmants. 1212 Redbanks Road. Dishwashar, refrigarator, range, dttPdMl It alsohaveCable TV. V

refrigan il IncluAd. We /ery convenient to Pitt Plaza and Unl-varelty. Also soma furnished apartmants available.

756-4151

ONE BEDROOM apartment, 201 North lAtoodlewn. Hoot and hot water furnished. $240 a month. 754-0545,7504)435.

RIVER OAK 206 N.Suimnit Street

One bedroom eHtetoncy locat^ on the river. Recently renovated. Laundry tcl^ Nte, part of utH!?

Call REMCO EAST, 758

tiNOLE AE0R00M.^_ carpet, appliances, air condition, m ^t SIh Street, $210 per month. 754-7215. . _

PIRATES LANDING

200 W. Eighth street

PRIVATE ROOAAS tor rent. Utilities Included, furnished, share balh and kitchen. $180. Call 758-4041 tor an appolnt-mant. AAodal office open Saturdays 10 12.

REMCO EAST

TWO DCDKUOM lurni apartmants, completely vated, all new applia Across the street from

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REGENCY HOUSE

Corner of Sth&Reade

TWO BEDROOM furnished

reno-[iances. _ ECU

campus. Call REMCO EAST for dotalls.

758-6061

RINGGOLD TOWERS is now leasing etficiencias, I bedroom and 2 bedroom apertmonts, for summer and fall. 435 Cotanche Street. Phone 752-2145

TWO BEDROOM apartments. One block from university. $295 per iranth. 7SI-0491 or 754-7809.

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TRISIAR DJOrS

HieDealsAreSoG^ieat

Get Can^ Between ACougar And A Saibie

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 don't mind work!

We would like to talk to you!

PlesM apply to East Carolina Uncoln-Mercury-GMC

EAST CAROLINA ' Lincoln-Mercury

West End Circle, Greensdlle 756-4267 EOE

Apartnwnts For Rent

STRATFORD ARAAS

apartments

SpackxM Uand3 Bedroom CABLE

ConwnNiitloShaiipiniMHiECU

OHIce hours 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Monday through Friday

Call us 24 hours a day at

7S-4800

STUDENTS Two bedroom aparhnenh' Cindy Court. Avall-abto August l. $280 pw month, heat and wator furnished, no pets. Call

754-3543.

StUONtsi 2 bedroom $230 Air

i---* IIA. SsnHia tSiO

or 3 bedroom ivs baths $340. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee mo AND THREE bedn^ ^^rtments. 4 blocks from ECU.

TWO BEOROOAA, stove and refrigerator, washer/dryer hookups, central heat and air,

$295. Lease, deposit requir^ No pets. 707 Hooker Road. Cal 754-09or 754-4302 after 4 p.m.

WILLIAMSBURG MANOR

New 2 bedroom townhouses. Available August 1. Quality construction with extras. $340. 754-7480.

WINTERVILLE. 3 bedrooms (master bedroom), 2 balhs, cen tral heat and air, carport made Into den, living room, kitchen and dining, stove and refrigerator, washer/dryer hookup. Nice and spacious. Brick duplex. $375 a month. Call 744-3541.

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GLASS A SCREEN REPAIRS CrnOmmdimt MDtart

2220 DIcklnaon AvtnM 7S6-2S8S

WENDYS

Is looking foi quality minded people. We now have management openings in Morehead City. We are. looking for management trainees with some college or previous restaurant experience.

FIveKlay, 40-hour work week, paid vacation, paid sick leave, health, life and disability insurance. Competitive salary based on qualifications. Previous Wendys ex perionce a plus.

Please send resume to;

WENDYS

p. 0.80x1743 Washington, NC 27889

And you might get caught up in the Low Financing, the gn^at deals and the wide selection. ItVi TVi Star Days ONLY at your Lincoln Merc ury dealers in Kinston, GretmviUe and New Bern.

You Sec\..WLVe bntught Uigether some of the liest deals available on a load of 1986 Gougars and Sables. But you better hurry because TVi . Star Days only last thn)ugh this

Thursday, FViday and Saturday. Dont miss low 6.% financingand up to $600 rebate on all Cougars. Wait until you see the unbelievable savings at TVi Star Days.

Imagine how great youll Icxik in your brand new Cougar or Sable. COME SEE US...The only thing we cant help you with is the decision tHtwi*c*n a Cougar or a Sable. Tbc (hfiis arv mly u gXKV'"STORES AVAILABLE

THE BUSYCAROLINA EASTCoinence center

EAST CAROLINA

Lincoln-Mcrcury-GMC

Only Thursday, Friday & Saturday July 17, 18 & 19

MERCURY

LINCOLN

Kiiiston Greenville New Bernadjoining the CAROLINA east MALL

RENTS AS LOW AS ^.50 PER SQ. FT.FREE SET UP TIMECALL HANAQERS COLLECT:

ROS$ REALTY MVESTHENTS, INC.

T3g5) ^3-1500

Th< Dally Reflector. Greenville. N.C.

Apartmtnh For Ront

t6T-iil)ft60M 1'/^

b*ths,ctfltral air, sundack. ll^nMnth. Call afttr 6 p.m. iwit.

fo oedrooM duplex near ECU. Range, refrigerator, hook central air. No pets. t29S.

WEDGEWOOOARMS

2 bedroom, tVi bath townhouses. Excellent location. Carrier heat pumps. Whirlpool kitchen, washer-dryer hookups, pool, tennis court.

355-6302

1 AND a BEDROOM Apart ments. See Smith Insurance and Realty. 7S2-27S4.

10EDROOMI Alr/deck$l7SPet OK or 2 bedroom S200 HURRY. 7S2-137S. Homelocators. Fee

2 lEDROOM, washer/dryer hookups and all new appliances. A nice place to live, convenient to school. 7S2-4220or 746^906

2 OEDROM townhouses near Hospital. Monday-Frlday, 756-5374,9:30-5:30 PM or 752-6415.

163 Businos Rentals

7M^QUAR??ff^f warehouse space plus 4 ottlces available with 30 day notice. Call 355-7163 aHer 6.

170

Condominiums For Rent

Quail Ridge, 2 bedrooms townhouse, 1'/5 baths, 1160 square ^t, tor $42S/month. No pets allowed, 1 year lease and sacuriW deposit required. Call Clark Branch Realtors, 355-2000. AVAIUBLE AUGUST 1 in popular Quail Ridge, 3 bedroom 2Vkbath townhouse, 1,444 sqaure feet, cable TV, fireplace,

Sivate path), pool, tennis court . 752-5167 or 756 5785.

KIDS OK Big 2 bedroom V/2 bath $325 Pool tennis or 3 bedroom $340 2 baths Others too 7S-1375 Homelocators $40.

2 BEDROOM, l</i bath, Townhouse. Washer/Dryer hookups, fully equipped kitchen, attic and shed storage, enclosed patio. Williamsburg Manor. lUO. Call 756-3666.

173 Houses For Rent

ACMEAP^^r^^TSw 3 bedroom 2 bath $390 Pets ok. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

CHOOSE your new home

Wa oaI

I've been lomng for. Call

" through us.

t the selection

. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

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173 Houses For Rent

ECUTIVE 2 bedroom and loH home for rent. $525. Call 3515210.

V BDOM House near

the university. 305 East 14th Street. 2 baths, living room, den, large kitchen-eating area. Idea tor students! $460.7SI-S299.

GO COUNTRYt Bg 3 bedroom $300 or 6 bedroom $ln. 3 Baths. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

HUSE FOR RENT: 5 minutes from hospital. Large greatroom, central heat and air, bllndi, deck, 1150 square feet, 2 vMrs old, $450 month. Contact Tony AAallard 756-6666.

HOUSE FOR RENT-Spaclous 2

bedroom home with fireplace in -nt neighborhood. Lease and nit required. $385 month. I and Lane, 752-0025.

JUST OFF MEMORIAL Drive. 3 bedrooms, 1</> baths, wooded lot, fenced In yard, quiet area. Nice. $375.756-^.

LOVELY HOME in nice neighborhood. 3 bedroom, 2 bath-professionals with tamlly onl^ Call 752-5126/752-9115/

THREE BEDROOM, 2 bath home with garage and detached storage. Bel Arthur area. $475 per month. Call David at 752-0O, 7584)180.

2888 JACKSON DRIVE. Avail able month to nr>onth for $275. Aldridge 8. Southerland 756-3500.

3 BEDROOMI $375 Fenced for the kids or 4 bedrooms $450. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

174

Townhouses For Rent

^5teT

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 2

bedroom, IVi bath townhouse duplex. Air, appliances, washer/drver hookup, $310. 355-7074 or 756-5961.

FOR RENT 3 bedrooms, V/i bath townhouse at Yorktown Condominiums. Living room.

separate dining room, fenced patio. Like new! $450 per month. One year lease required. Contact Aldridge & Southerland at 756-3500

INVESTORS: Rental property in the University area, assumable loan. Currently leased. University Realty, 355-5866; Myra Day 3554652.

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WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS C.L. Lupton Co 752-6116

174

17f

ForRMit

QUIET. TREES, t bedrooms, 1W baths, washer/dryer, covered patio, storage. YorlitownSgirejni^^

175 Lots For Ront

small attractive park on Pac-tolus Highway. V mila from Greenville, $65. Days 753-7148; nights 7524197S. _

17f

Mobil* HoflMS ForRtnf

mobik

toYAL iLtaniCri bedrooms, 1W baths., fully fur-nlshad wHh umher/d^ and central air. Located at Shady Knoll Park. No pets or children. Call 751-4349.

TWO AND THREE bedriwm mobile homes. In country. No pets. Call after 5,75641975.

TWO BEDROOMS, washer/ dryer, cantral ahr. Cali 756-1444.

tW6 kmasm. tumished.

Aulaa Gardens. Call 75S-80M or 752-7139.

ISHED 2 bedroom mobile home on Century Road 1204. No

pets. 746-3734._

FURNISHEDI 2 bedroom $165 washer/dryer-3 bedroom $200. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee

NEAR UNIVERSITY two bedrooms, furnished. Excellent condltloni Air, no dogs, deposit required. $160/month. Call 522-

2316 anytime._

REDUCED $3A00. This 48 x 28 Fleetwood was $29,145 Is now only $36,145 it you bring in ths ad. WS take trade-ins. ull today, 7564996, Luv Homes of Greenville.

REPO SPECIALI 1905 14 x 70 with Masonite siding, shingle roof, wet bar, sucken tub, $500 down, $230 per month. Call today, 7564996, Luv Homes of Greenville.

RESORT HOME. Special con-structlon and set-up designed to last In salt water resort area. Extra durability for any homeslte. Payments as low as $300 per month. Over 1,000 square feet of living space. Call today, 7564996, Luv Homes of Greenville.

SAV SAVE SAVE Financing as low as 7.9% on select homes. New 14 x 64. 2 bedroom, luxury home can be yours this week with payments as low as $200 per monft. Call today, 7564996, Luv Homes of Greenville.

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FRESH FROM THE GARDEN

Baby Lima Baana..................20 iba..*9.98

Mbtad Vagatablaa.................20 ibe. 9.98

Cut Yaltow Corn..................20 ib^ *9.98

Qraan Paaa ...............20 ibe. *9.98

Spacklod Buttar Baana............ 20 ibe. *14.88

Sllvtr Quaan Whita Corn (Cut)......20 ibs. *18.98

Bruaaal Sprouta........... 20ibfc*9.98

These are fresh frozen vegetables, ready tor you to bag & fieezel All are avallablo in 20 lb. boxesi Stock your freezer nowl Call or come by our Produce Dept. We also have field peas with snaps, blackaye peas, crowder peas, breaded okra, breaded squash, yam patties & apple lacks!

211 JARVIS STREET OREENVIUE 7524025

Enjoy the privacy, quiet, and comfort of living at Tar River Estates. You'll enjoy all the extras. Plush cvpeting, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer connections in some apartments, spacious clubhouse, swimming pool and picnic area by the river.

Select a one-bedroom garden apartment or two or three bedroom townhouse. Conveniently located near East Carolina University. Call us today.

ESTATE^-^

752-4225

1400 Willow St.

Offica Hours: M Wsakdsys 1-5 Saturdays

Profsssionally Managed By U.S Shaltar Corporation

EXPERIENCED [ COLOR SEPARATOR and GRAPHIC ARTIST

Needed for screen printing department in large childrens wear manufacturing plant in Eastern North Carolina. Excellent benefits and salary.

Sand rasuma to: APPAREL

P.O. Box 548 Wilson, NC 27893 Attantlon: Bill Baaman

ifmniv fwifivv

For Rant

188

Park hat savarel nka Ms evailable.7S24S4S.

181

OHicaSpac* For Rant

SprSumately

days iSl! Reaaonablt rates. Call 355-7163 sflsr 6.

TWO BEDROOM MOBILE home for rent. Call 756-46S7.

AND 2 badroom Mobile homes, $130 and up. Also Mobile home tot for rent. No pets end no children. 75S4I745.

bul

12 X as, 2 bedroom, furnished, 6 milea from Greenville. Spain's Mobile Home Park. 746-2692.

14 X 70, washer, dryer, air condition. North of City. Call 7524066.

19S6 14 X 70, Fleetwood, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, color TV and VCR, Paymants as low as $330 per month. Call today, 7564996, .uv Homes of Greenville.

BEOROOMI$175 Alr/3 bedroom $250 Washer/dryer. 752-1375. Homelocators. Fee.

BEDROOMS furnished or unfurnished, good condition, good park, washer/dryer, no children, no pets. 756-0001 after 00p.m. _

180

Mobile Homes Lots For Rant

A, New large single and doublewide lots. 7534643 from

7:00 am to 9:00 am, 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm.

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC

Increased service business requires the addition of an automotive mechanic. Experience heipfui and must have own tools. We will train the right Individual. Top guaranteed salary, commission, bonus and benefits.

Contact Steve Briley.

JOE PECHELES VOLKSWAGEN

^ 756-1 135

(.rfcnvilU* lilvfl lin-oiu illc. M. M-n Iiiii (ifi'c/,! ///' to i/ic <o.is/ lor 20 Vimm

Pensacola Mill

Converting

Department

Hourly Staffing

rnnatniriinn hnn haoun ofi 8 fiBw, highly automated Converting InternationSs Pensacola Mill locaiad in

Camonmam, Florida.

CKSSSf^^ f Box^Camon-

mant,FL 3253a Positions Available:

Deacrlptlon

Cutaiat Procaaa Opaiator A (Crowlaador/Operator)

Cutal Procaaa Opanrtor B (Packaging Operator)

Experience

Pretor VWII sheeler exparianca but would consider Lenox shooter exparl-anc*. TKm slzes-81 /2x 11 and 81/2x14.

Prefer Pemco packaging equipmant expartonc* but would consider Haysaan and Advance packaging equipmant cpartonc*.

we take affirmative action

equal employment opportunity M/F/H/V

Champion

Champion International Corporation

ManNiig aMda ferllia futura

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POULTRY

HOUSE

WORKERS

Full-time, dependable and honaat. Company beneflta include: company inaurance, vaca-tlona, uniforma and profit aharing. SUNNYSIDE EGGS. INC.

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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C

Wednesday, July 16,1986 29

The increasingly healthful wa sis on lighter foods, fresher

today, wi

Americans are eatii emi

foods and foods reduced in fat and calories, is due, in part, to the supermarker industrys commitment to helping consumers eat better. Leading M authorities are applauding the strides made by supermarkets in recent years.

Marian Morash, cookbook author, restaurant executive chef and televisions Chef Marian on the PBS series The Victory Garden, said recently, We have seen tremendous enlargement and excellence in produce departments across the nation. In addition, the supermarket industry. is aware of the studies that prove the benefits of seafood in the diet, and it is increasing these options, as well. Today, even consumers who live far from the ocean can enjoy a vast array of fresh fish and shellfish in neighborhood supermarkets.

Addressing the growing scope of todavs produce departments, Frieda Caplan, president of Friedas Finest/Produce Specialties, Inc., the leading mass marketer of unusual and exotic fruits and vegetables, stated, Great produce departments are no longer found only in upscale stores. Supermarket managers everywhere are realizing that fresh produce is the main reason why people come into their stores. They are constantly on the lookout for new fresh fruit and vegetable options to offer consumers.

Caplan added, I have to agree with James L. Moody, Jr., Chairman of Food Marketing Institute and Chairman of Hannaford Bros. Co., Portland, Maine, when he said that todays supermarket is more than just a convenient place for one-stop shopping. It really is becoming a nutrition center for the family, with healthful food and infoiination about good eating habits.

Expanding on the subject of todays produce departments, Edward Giobbi, author of Eat Right, Eat Well - The Italian Way, commented, There is greater emphasis in supermarkets on the new produce items that people are reading about, especially salad greens like small leaf lettuce and radicchio. Fresh herbs, especially the live potted herbs appearing everywhere, are a real plus for consumers.

To showcase fresh produce and seafood and to focus attention on the ir new reduced fat and reduced products available in supermarkets, each of the food authorities

created an original appetizer recipe.

Marian Morashs Grilled Seafood Platter with Sweet And Tart Grape Sauce is an inspired example of _ up the menu with fish shellfish. Shrimp and bite-size pieces of swordfish and shark steaks are marinated in a mixture of Italian reduced-calorie dressing and seasonings, then grilled and served with a spicy-sweet dipping sauce that teams tomatoes, chili, pepprs, orange juice and reduced calorie jeUy.

Demonstrating her flair for showcasing interesting produce items, Fri^ Caplans lively Pesto Dip is served with a colorful variety of miniature or babv vegetables. The dip combines fresh basil, parsley and pine nuts with reduced calorie salaa dressing, grated parmesan or romano cheese and seasonings.

Edward Giobbis Fried Chicken balls combine popular boneless chicken breast with fresh spinach,ginger and pasteurized process cream cheese product. The appetizer balls may be fried or steamed, as preferred.

GRILLED SEAFOOD PLATTER

8 ounces shark steak, 1 inch thick

8 ounces swordfish steaks, 1 inch thick

1 8-ounce bottle Italian reduced calorie dressing

2 tablespoons tomato paste

1/4 cup finely chopped parsley dash of hot pepper sauce

1 pound cleaned shrimp

Cut shark steaks and swordfish into 1-ihch chunks. Pour combined dressing tomato paste, parsley and hot pepper sauce over shark, swordfish and shrimp. Cover; marinatee in refrigerator 2 hours. Drain, reserving marinade. Arrange shark, swordfish, and shrimp on separate skewers; place on rack of broiler pan. Broil shrimp 4 to 5 minutes or until shrimp turns pink. Broil swordfish and shark 7 to 9 minutes or until fish flakes easily with fork, brushing frequently with reserved marinade and turning occasionally. Serve with Sweet and Tart Grape Sauce. 4 to 6 servings.

SWEET AND TART GRAPE SAUCE

1 cup chopped, seeded, peeled tomatoes

1/2 cup golden raisins

3 tablespoons lime juice

1 tablespoon chopped peeled green or red chilles

1 teaspoon finely chopped garlic

1 teaspoon finely chopped ginger-rootdash of. crushed red jiepper

1/2 teaspoon soy sauce 18-1/2-ounce grape reduced calorie jelly

2/3 cup orange juice

Place tomatoes, raisins, lime juice, chillies, seasonings and soy sauce in food processor work bowl; process with steel blade until smooth. Combine jelly and orange juice in saucepan; stir in tomato mixture. Bring to boil over medium heat. Reduce heat; cook 15 to 20 minutes or until thickened, stirring frequently. Chill. 2-1/2 cups.

PESTO DIP 1/4 cup olive oil

1 cup fresh basil leaves 1/2 cup parsley

1/2 cup (2 ounces) grated parmesan cheese 1/3 cup pine nuts or walnuts

2 garlic cloves, quartered

1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1/4 teaspoon pepper

1 cup Miracle Whip Light reduced calorie salad dressing

2 teaspoons lemon juice 1/2 teaspoon salt

In food processor work bowl or blender container, place oil, basil, parsley, parmesan cheese, pine nuts, garlic, rind and pepper. Cover; process 30 seconds or until smooth. Combine remaining ingredients; stir into basil mixture. Chill several hours or overnight. Serve at room temperature with fresh vegetable dippers. 2 cups. Variation: Substitute grated romano cheese for parmesan cheese.

FRIED CHICKEN BALLS

1 8-ounce container pasteurized process cream cheese product

2 l(M>unce pkgs. frozen chopped spinach, thawed, drained

1 cup finely chopped chicken

1 tablespoon finely chopped gingerroot

3/4 teaspoon salt

1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1/8 teaspoon pepper

2 egg whites, sli^tly beaten Dry bread crumbs

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Combine process cream cheese product, spinach, chicken and seasonings, mixing until well blended. Shape mixture into 1-1/2-inch balls; dip in egg whites. Coat with crumbs. Fry in deep hot oil, 375 degrees, 4 to 5 minutes or until golden brown, turning once. Drain on paper towels. Serve warm. Approximately

3 dozen. Variation: Substitute 3 quarts fresh spinach, trimmed, cooked, for frozen spinach.

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3 pounds okra, whole 6 hot red or green peppers 6 garlic cloves 1 quart vinegar 11*3 cups water 1-2 cup salt

1 tablespoon mustard seed

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Tempting Tmvanti Treats

Daniel J. Travanti, Captain Frank Furillo on NBC-TV series Hill Street Blues, finds cooking a relaxing pastime in his California home. One of my favorite menus, says Travanti, is chicken salad made with chunks of roasted chicken mixed with an eggless mayonnaise. I make it with safflower oil. I serve that with grapes and pasta primavera made with green fettuccine noodles and fresh vegetables. Its so good! He runs, bikes and works out at a health club to keep fit. I live my life in a constant state of serendipity, continually surprised by joy I

PASTA VERDE TRAVANTI 12 oz. green fettucine 1/4 c. safflower oil 1/3 c. sliced scallions (green onions)

1 tsp. minced garlic 1 lb. zucchini, thinly sliced (4 1/2 cups)

1 c. peas, fresh or frozen 11/4 c. chopped fresh tomatoes 1/2 c. chopped fresh parsley

1 tsp. Italian seasoning, crushed 3/4 tsp. salt

1/16 tsp. ground black pepper Cook fettuccine according to package directions. Meanwhije in a large skillet heat safflower oil until hot. Add scallions and garlic. Saute until scallions are tender, 2 to 3 minutes. Add zucchini and peas. Cook and stir until zucchini is crisp-tender, 3 to 4 minutes. Add tomatoes, larsley, Italian seasoning, salt and )lack pepper. Cook and stir until vegetables are softened, atwut 2 minutes. Drain fettuccine; mix with vegetables. Serve with grated Parmesan cheese, if desired. Serves 4-6 people.

Nows the time to enjoy eggplant -a good source of iron and potassium in a low-calorie appetizer dip thats delicious. Make it ahead and refrigerate until ready to serve.

EGGPLANT DIP

1 lb. eggplant

2T. chopped scallion

2T. lemon juice

2 T. vegetable oilPeaches Are Perfect For Canning, Freezing

The original home of the peach was China. Its oval shape, delicate coloring and sweet flavor was described in Chinese histoi^ as early as the 10th century B.C. Throu^ the centuries, the peach spread to Persia, into Asia, the Mediterranean and then into Europe. The Spinards brought the peach to the new world and by the time the English arrived, peaches were found up and down the Atlantic Coast. Today, the peach is savored all around the world, with the United States producing almost half of the worlds supply.

In North Carolina, peaches are ready for harvest l^ late June and last through the middle of August. Regardless of where you shop - the grocery store, the local nuurket, a roadside stand, or pick-your-own operation - there are certain ways to shop for the best buy.

When checking for ripeness, look at the background color. If its yellowish or creamy, then its ripe. A greenish background is an indication that the peach is immature and will haveanoff-flavor.

A fresh ripe peach has a delicious and tantalizing aroma. It is firm, but not hard and should be free from blemishes and have unwrinkled skin.

To determine your needs for cann-

that 3-4 medium-size peaches are equal to one pound, 2 cups of sliced peaches, or 11-2 cups of pulp. One bushel makes 18 to 24 quarts of canned peaches.

One thing to remember about a iCh, heat tends to ripen it quickly, youre planning to travel with us fruit for any distance, its best to

transport it in the passenger com-aparhnentofthecar.

Here are some ways to enjoy the peach:

Peach Crumble 4 cups sliced peaches 3/4 cup brown sugar

1 cup graham cracker crumbs 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon

3/4 teaspoon nutmeg 1/3 cup soft butter Pour peaches and brown sugar into 9 by 9 inch square pan, mix. Mix together the other ingredients and sprinkle over the top of the peaches, ^e at 375 degrf^ for 30 to 35 minutes. Serve with ice cream.

Peach Chutney 31/2 cups sugar

2 cups white vinegar

1 quart chopped, peeled firm peaches 11/2 cops raisins

1 clove garlic, minced

3 pieces candied ginger, chopped Heat sugar and vin^r in a large

pan. Add peaches, raisins, garlic and ginger. Bring mixture to a boil and cool slowly, uncovered, for 2 hours or until thick. Stir occasionally. Ladle into hot sterilized jars and seal. Very pretty served in a peach half with a variety of meats. Yields 4 to 5 half pint jars.

Luscious Peach Pie

2 (3 oz.) package cream cheese, softened

3/4 cup sifted powdered sugar 1/4 teaspoon almond extract 3/4 cup whipping cream, whipped 2 cups fresh peaches, sliced 1 (9-inch) graham cracker crust

Combine first 3 ingredients; beat untU smooth. Fold in whipped cream, and gently stir in peaches. Pour fiH-into aham cracker crust: Chill 1. Yield: one 9-inch pie.

Peach and Pudding Part ait

1 (3 5/8 package vanilla pudding, and pie filling mix)

11/2 cup milk

1/2 cup commercial sour cream

2 cups fresh peaches

Combine vanilla pudding and milk in saucepan; co(di over m^um heat, stirring constantly, until mixture reaches boiling point. Remove from heat and stir in sour cream. Cool thoroughly, stirring frequently. Chill. When ready to serve, alternate layers of pudding and peaches in parfait glasses. Yield: 6 servings.

Peach Ice Cream

2 tablespoons unflavored gelatin

3 cups milk, divided

2 cups sugar

1/4 teaspoon salt

1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons vanilla extract

11/2 cups half-and-half 1 (3 3/4 oz.) pkg. vanilla instant pudding and pie filling mix 4 cups crushed peaches Soften gelatin in 1/2 cup milk. Scald 11/2 cups milk ; stir in gelatin mixture until dissolved. Add sugar, salt, and remaining 1 cup milk. Beat eggs at high speed of electric mixer 5 minutes. Add half-and-half, [mdding mix, vanilla and gelatin mixture; blend well. Stir in peaches. Pour into freezer can of a 1-gallon freezer. Freeze according to manufacturers instructions. Let ripen 2 hours before serving. Yield: 1 gallon.

1/2 tsp. salt

1/2 tsp. finely chopped garlic 1/4 tsp. ground black pepper Slit eggplant almost through to the bottom. Place on a baking pan. Bake in a 450 degree F. oven for 1 hour. Cool. Scoop out pulp and seeds and chop (makes 1 cup). Add remaining ingredients. Chill well. Serve with sesame crackers or toasted pita triangles. Yields about 1 cup.

Simply-Quick Oven Broiled Ribs 4 pounds pork spareribs, cut into serving pieces salt and pepper to taste 1/2 cup butter, melted 1/4 cup molasses

Sprinkle both sides of spareribs with salt and pepper. Place ribs in

well-greased snallow roasting pan. Combine butter and molasses and pour over ribs. Broil ribs 7 to 8 inches from heating element, 20 minutes on each side, basting frequently with pan drippings. Yield: 6 servings.

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By CHERIE EVANS RenectorStoff Writer It is Sunday afternoon and you just put a pan of cooking oil on to fry the chicken for supper. Just as youre about to put the first battered chicken irt into the hot oil, the doorbell rines and you put dcwn the piece of chicsen.

After a 10 minute chit-chat with you return to the and the pan has caught fire. Whatshmildvoudo?

Dont pick the pan up, said Pitt County Fire Marshal Bobby Joyner. Take a lid and put over it, then try to slip the pan on the burner. Don't throw- water on a grease fire, Joyner said. But baking soda may be used to smother the flames.

Many home cooks do not think about kitchen fires until their kitchens become a victim of one.

On the average we have at least nine or 10 grease fires a month or people leaving food on (the range), saia Communications Dispatcher Cynthia Cox of the Greenville Fire -Rescue Department. We have several calls where people have extinguished the fires before we get there.

While preparing meals at home, there are several things that can be done to prevent kitchen fires. For example, pot and pan handles should be turned inside toward the back of the stove to keep from knocking them off, Joyner said.

Dont wear loose-fitting garmets that can catch fire, Joyner said. And use a pan the size of the burner. This preserves energy, and it reduces the chance of a fire being started with the unused portion of the hot stove, he said.

Other preventive measures include making sure the exhaust fan over the stove goes through the roof of the house instead of in the attic, Joyner said. Ciiarcoal-type grills found in many apartment buUdings usually do not need ventilation, he said. It pushes fumes through a different series of filters to keep the smoke out of the house.

Get an ABC all-purpose fire ex-

Five-Alarm Sauce

Whatever your favorite cut of beef for grilling, it will taste better when served wii this sauce. Dont brush it on the meat during grilling the sauce is so thick and rich it will scorch. Pass with the sliced meat.

1 cup ketchup 1 large tomato, peeled, seeded and chopped

1 green pepper, chopped

2 tablespoons chopped onion

2 tablespoons brown sugar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 2 tablespoons steak sauce teaspoon garlic powder > 4 teaspoon ground nutmeg V4 teaspoon ground cloves V4 teaspoon ground cinnamon ^ teaspoon ground ginger teaspoon pepper

In a small saucepan stir together ketchup, tomato, green pep[^r, onion, brown sugar, Worcestershire, steak sauce, garlic powder, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon, ginger and pepper. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, al^t 5 minutes or until green pepper is crisp-tender. Serve warm or at room temperature with grilled beef. Makes about cups.

Nutrition information per tablespoon; 13 cal., 0 g pro., 3 g carbo, 0 g fat, 0 mg chol, 94 mg sodium.

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tinguisher and mount it out where it can be accessible, Joyner said. It also is helidul to carry a potholder or dish cloth in the hand as a reminder that something is cooking, he said.

If burned whiles cooking with grease, wash off the skin very quickly to get the burning grease off, said Dr. Jack Allison, duurman of the department of emergency medicine in the.East Carolina University School of Medicine and Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

If a small area is burned, wrap ice in a clean cloth and apply it to the skin, Allison said. But do not apply ice to larger areas because it can cause a dangerously low body temperature resulting in hypothermia, he said. Do not use butter or home remedies on the bum, Allsion said.

If the skin is burned through clothing, remove the clothing because itll have the tendency to smoulder, Allison said. That way itll let you know what the underlying skin looks like.

Bums are rated into first, second or third degrees, Allison said. The first d^ree bum is like a sunburn, he said. Blisters form on a second degree burn. Dont break the blisters, Allison said, explaining that the fluid in the blister is sterile and it reduces the chances of the bum becoming infected.

On a third degree bum, the skin looks leathery and when you pinch the hair the hair will come out, Allison said. The bum usually is painless because the underlying nerves are damaged. Scarring and infections may occur with third degree bums, he said. And some skin

The face is one of the most sensitive areas to have a bum, Allison said. You woi^ about inhilation injuries, he said. They could have actually breathed the fire itself.

The hands and feet also are sensitive areas because the skin could draw in into contractures, Allison said. Contractures are deforming, and they also decrease the function of hands and feet, he said.

One lV4-ounce envelope whipped dessert topping mix

In a large mixer bowl combine milk and coffee crystals. Let stand 5 minutes to dissolve citystals. Stir in pudding mix and topping mix. Beat with an electric mixer on low speed about 30 seconds or until nmistened. Beat on high speed about 4 minutes more or until fluffy. Spoon into individual dessert dishes. Serve immediately or chill until serving time. Makes 6 serving. |

NOTE: tor double-quick chilling, place individual dishes in the freezer lor 15 minutes

Nutrition mlormation per serving: 141 cal., 3 g pro., 23 g carbo, 5 g fat, 9 mg chol., 114 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 12 percent calcium.

Marinated Barbecued Pork Chops 6-0 loin or rib pork chops, cut 1-inch thick

1/2 cup vegetable oil 1/4 cup (dive oil 1/4 cup lemon juice 3 cloves garlic, crushed 1 tablespoon salt 1 teaspoon paprika 1/2 teaspoon pepper 6 bay leaves, halved Ck>mbine liquid and dry ingredients; mix well. Add meat to marinade; cover and marinate it in refrigerator. Remove marinade, and place on about 4 to 5 inches from coals.

1 over slow to medium coals 30 to 45 minutes, turning and basting occasionally. Yield: 6-8 servings.

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- RICH NO-BAKE RECIPE - Tura a summer evening into a celebration with Chocolate Apricot Cheesecake. The easy no-bake recipe relies on the secret ingre

dient, marshmallow creme, to streamline preparation and insure velvety smooth texture. A rich diMolate crumb crust enhances the fresh apricot-flecked fllling.

Summer Evening Fun Foods

: Chocolate Apricot Cheesecake -11/4 cups chocolate wafer crumbs

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: 18 ox. pkg. cream cheese, softened ; 3 ihs. apricot flavored brandy 17 ox. jar marshmallow cream 2 tsb. lemon juice : 2 cu]^ chopped apricots '2 cups thawed whipped topping with real cream Itsp. grated lemon peel

Combine crumbs and margarine. Reserve 2 tables)oons crumb mixture; press remaining crumb mixture onto bottom of 9-inch springform pan. Chill.

Soften gelatin in water; stir over low heat until dissolved. Combine cream cheese and brandy, mixing at medium speed on electric mixer until well blencled. Gradually add gelatin; mix well. Beat in marshmallow

creme. Place juice and apricots in blender container or food processor work bowl; process until smooth. Add to cream cheese mixture, mixing until well-blending. Fold in whipped taping and peel: pour over crust. Top with reserved crumb mixture. Chill several hours or overnight. Top with apricot slices just before serving, if desired.

Makes 8 to 10 servings

Variation; Substitute 17-oz. can apricot halves, drained for apricots.

Very Berry Mold

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L.A. Ttmcs-WasUagtM Poet NewtServke

Mrs. Fields is no blabbermouth.

The recipe that yields the warm, chewy Mrs. Fields cookie is the basis of a multimillion dollar cookie empire. For that reason, it is unlikely m Debbi Fields, the California home maker who introduced her saucer-sized chocolate chip cookie to the public in 1977, would disclose her recipe to anyone ever.

Yet, a recipe alleged to be BIrs. Fields is snowing up on office buUetin boards, in newspaper food sections and in personal letters crisscrossing the country. And the story that accompanies the recipe has nmnpt^ Mrs. Fields to post disclaimers in her stores and on her familiar red-and-white cookie bag. It features, in large type, the words, The Rumor Is Not True.

The stoi7, or rumor, that prompted the disclaimer:

A woman saw an ad in the newspaper that offered the Mrs. Fields chocolate chip cookie recipe. She called the phone number listed in the ad and was. told she could buy the recipe for two-fifty. She charged

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8KNmce can tomato sauce 1 teaspoon ground cumin 26-ounce can kidney beans, drained Vegetable oil Four 6-inch tmrtillas Garnish: Shredded lettuce, cheese and sour cream In a large skillet over moderate heat, cook beef, crumbling with a fork, until it loses its red color. Add onion, green pepper and garlic and stir for a few minutes. Stir in tomato sauce and cumin; sinuner 5 minutes. Stir in beans; cover and simmer, stirring occasionally until hot -about 15 minutes. In a skillet in V4-inch of hot oil fry tortillas, (me at a time, untU lightly browned; drain on paper towels. Top each tortilla with bean mixture. Add garnish. Makes 4 servings.

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Later, the credit-card bill showed up. Though the woman expected to be charged $2.50, the cost was $250.

The woman was so angry about the exorbitant charge tlmt she immediately photocopied the recipe and sent it out - to friends, family and the media - in retaliation.

Presumably, anyone following the recipe could make the popular Mrs.' Fields cookie at home, thus cutting into the chains profits. The recipe bounced from East to West and back again, says Mrs. Fields marketing director Candy Johnson. It has been seen in Utah, Massachusetts, Minnesota, St. Louis and Dallas.

Not even Mrs. Fields knows the origins of the bogus recipe. Out of curiosity, Debbi ^Ids whipped up a batch oif the pretenders and served the cookies to her staff, says Ms. Johnson. They were declared dry and heavy, probably because the recipe contains oatmeal, which the real Mrs. Fields cookies do not.

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When company officials first got wind of the rumor, in October, they i^ored it. Butafler customers called and wrote to cOhiplaih, laying they felt betrayed by Mrs. Fields, the company decided to respond with the discl^er. And, they promised to rrimburse the woman who spent the $^ and to apologize to her if she ever surfaced.

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By CAROL ADELMANN

L.A. TtKM-WashfaigtM Pott New Service

BEMIDJI, Minn. (AP) - Rough fish have long been the rejects of society in an area where walleye and other game fish are considered most easing to the taste buds. But Leech _jke Reservation Business Committee plans to improve the misfits im-

Ground was broken recently for an expanded Leech Lake Reservation Fish Management Complex that officials hope will substantially bolster the reservations marketing of rough fish while enhancing game fishing m the area.

The new portion of the existing tribal fish hatcherv just south of Cass Lake will feature Ojibwe Fisheries, a facility to handle, process and market an estimated annual 6 million-pound sustained yield of the six

CONEY ISLAND SPUDS 3 large baking potatoes ^4 pound ground beef 115V4-ounce can sloppy joe sauce 1 cup sour cream dip with chives Scrub potatoes: fork. Bake in a to 60 minutes;

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percent riboflavin, 47 percent niacin, 12 percent calcium, 35 percent iron, ana 36 percent phosphorus.

reservation rough fish species: bullheads, white suckers, whitefish.

a skillet cook ground heef until brown. Drain fat. Stir in slopping joe sauce. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Cover; simmer 5 minutes. Stir in half the sour cream dip and V4 cup water. Heat through but do not boil. Spoon over potatoes. Top with remaining dip. Makes 3 servings.

Microwave directions: Scrub potatoes; prick skins. Arrange in spoke pattern, leaving 1-inch space between. Micro-cook on 100 percent power (high) for 9 to 10 minutes or until slightly firm. Wrap in foil. Let stand 5 minutes. Quarter lengthwise. Crumble beef into a U4-auart microwave-safe casserole. Micro-cook, covered, on 100 percent power (high) for 3^ to 4 mmutes or until brown, sth^ once. Drain fat. Stir in sloppv joe sauce. Cook, covered, on high for 4 minutes or until boiling, stirring once. Cook, uncovered, on 50 percent power (medium) for 2 minutes more. Stir in half the sour cream dip and V4 cup water. Cook, uncovered, on 100 percent power (hi|E^) for 1 to 1^ mmutes more or unnl heated through. Do not boil. Serve as directed above.

Nutrition information per serving: 583 cal, 32 gpro., 56 g carbo., 27 g fat, 116 mg chol, and 933 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 53 percent vit. A, 103 percent vit. C, 21 percent thiamine, 22

Reservation officials hope to keep 120 independent, Indian fishermen busy with the rough-fish marketing and to employ about five new workers at the complex.

The hatchery itself also will be expanded to make room for more whitefish and walleye culture facilities. Although whitefish are classified as rough fish, they are the most valued common species and are traditionally a prized resource among Indian prople, according to Robert Jackson, fisheries director.

The reservation stocked about 150,000 whitefish in Cass, Leech and Ball Club lakes and Lake Win-nibigoshish this year, said Ed Fair-banb, director of Leech Lake RBCs Natural Resources Division.

Jackson told the crowd gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony that the pendulum of game fish and non-game fish populations has shifted, and not in the favor of game fish. The reservation, however, planned a carefully monitored, long-term, program to remove rough fish. The program will be complemented by stocking game fish.

In 1985, the reservation stocked 1

million walleye fry and 350,000 whitefish fingerlings and installed six log structures that help walleye adapt to lakes. This year, in conjunction with rou^-fisn removal, the reservation stocked 9 million walleye fry and expects to stock 150,000 walleye fingerlings and 100,000 largemouth bass. In addition, it will p^icipate in a log-stnicture project with the Cass Lake Ranger District.

The Leech Lake rou^-fish enterprise is an expansion of last falls marketing project, during which the fisheries department brokered more than 50,000 pounds of rough fish to Duluth, Chicago and New York

markets. All of the fish are for human consumption, Jackson said.

The expansicm project will cost about $4^,000, Jacteon said. A $250,000 Community Development Block Grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is the largest chunk of funding. Other money is coming from the RBC, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Minnesota Department of Energy and Economic Development and a private lending institution.

Part of the reservations management plan includes increased conservation enforcement, Fair

banks said, adding the reservations work is intended to complement, not replace. Department of Natu^ Resources efforts.

All this complex has bera a dream and a dream come true, Hartley White, tribal chairman, said.

White said he expects to see the impact of the management projects on tourism in five years or fewer.

I really believe once we control the rough fish, were going to have better game fish. Thatll just make the tourists, the resorters, come up here and catch some of these beautiful vi^lleye, he said.

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2(1-21) PII06.1.2.3 ANO 2(28ulft9811ft14-1S817) PROG. 4 AND 2(1-2iA-58789-11ft13816) PROG. 5

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97;e^48i3

A Our 6^8, ir PaNo Pmh Hoorn ... .8.14 I.Our6.87,AiiloimiteRollorMop ...8.43

C.Our4.57,VCodorAnglorlioom ..3.28

D. Our 6.48, ToMotop boning Board ..3.24 I. Our 1.83, HousoboM Brnthos... .Eo. 914 F. Our 2.16, Soil OoNon Mop Hood ...1.08 O. Our 1.44, Soap *n Scnib DIsponsor. .724

H. Our 2.97, lir-wMoSquoogoo 1.48

I.Our1.78,Ono-WlpoDuttCloll i 894

J. Our 974, BtoonHNato Duslpan 484

K. Our 3.97, Ivor-popular Com Broom, 1.98

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Portpo^^o Bavarian pioMk 2401. not wl.

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Our 14.77, IlMH. Oval CoiMrola.....4.34

Our 14.77, \Vr<fi. lound CosMtolu----4.34

Our lf.44,2V^. Oval CoMorola .... .f.74

Our19>44,2'/^.loundCourolt ...9.74

Our 23.97,4V^. Oval loaclM......11.94

Our 24.97,4^. Oval CoiMtola.....12.44

Our 27.47,2*pc.Catsarola4al......13.73

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Our4.93,2-oI.ComwoIu..144 Our 1.14,rPtoPlolv......147 Our 1.9*, 1<|I.UlMly ......A44

Our441,2-al.UflMy......141 Our 1.97,4-poek CiMlanli .1.94 Our 444, Kpiara Mdng OWi 1.11

Our7.74,lH|I.UIMIy .....141 Our 1.97,iirUMlPan ....1.94 Our,7.74,2^.lly

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of eoiy-lo^KVKto nylon.

4^ bOROdtumblMf;

12 oz-PaNem choice.

Covered cofcepon of

even-heot aluminum.

ohet^4ecteteake

pan in 6* round size.

50% SAVINGS

j^79 I 4"^3

UegeimnplBapan

cooks evenly. cMcMy.

PoMiedirtaule

pan:nonsHcklnlefior.

50% SAVINGS

14^1

Jumbo 12*4uort ohiml-num flock pol.

Each 4poluloi,lumetfer tpolula/knlvei. Nylon.

Ibpc. rtonewoie lel

In voiiely of patterns.

cas Favor

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4^2

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by Comino*

50% SAVINGS

15*7

SfHM*ineliMilne94lln choice of pielty poNems.

4A(44412411 PROG. 1,2.3 AND 4A(414-15417) PROG. 4 AND 4A(4M13414) PROG. 5

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loxol40CliitolmcN oanis. Variety pock.

Max Klein Containers4T 4" 23.2"

50% SAVINGS

Our 47^, 2-pl. Food Container.......234

Our 974,1*ql. Food Container.......434

Our 1.24,2-qt. Food Container.......624To

Our 1.33,3-qt. Food Container...'........664

Our 1.47,4-qt. Food Container...........734

Our 1.S7,8-cup Rectangutar Food Saver.. .784

Our 2.17,9-cup Round Food Saver .......1.08

Our 2.47,12-or 16-cup Food Savers ...fa. 1.23

Our 2.58,20K|t. Utitity Tub..............1.29

Our 2.68, RAuttlpurpose 13-qt. Pait........1.34

Our 2.86,1V^-bu. Round laundry Bosket.. .1.43 Our 3.68,28-qt. Rectangutar Wastebasket, 1.84 Our 4.97,38-qt. Rectangutar Wastebasket, 2.48

60-q|k taundnr iNmper in

varied decorator coton.

76-ql. taundw bannper.

Choice of cotors.50% SAVINGS

34-ot. Step-on vMMle

oanofcotorfutptastlc.

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4fbql, nQslebosbel in

choice of coton.1/2 OFF HANDY HOUSEHOLD AIDS

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se* ie

HaiRo tuwiWeii in 30-os. dm. Cotorchotoe.

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4*2

step on iteoi Handy in idtchen, garage.

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Reotongutar or round taundw iMiliot in colon.

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9T 48*

glilM f8 --

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In popular ootois.

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OUR 19.97

JR. MISSES JEANSEA.

OUR 21.97 PUIS SIZE JEANSEA.

MIssm proportion-fit Joont in petite, ovefoge or taH iengths. Smart 5-pocket styling with choice of pocket treatments. Cotton/ polyester construction for great shape retention. Sizes 6-20, plus sizes 32-42 in petite and overage lengths.

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MenPkcoMial ihlfit with 1 front pocket. Quality pdyester/cotton construction looks great wash after wash. In selection of attractive plaicls.

Reie* ifORe. Boys'poly* fcotton twi Jeans or girls' tokiergdslylM. 8IMS2-4.

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Nylon camitt lopt pouch. Multipuipose; holds 10 topes or penonol tiofeo and heodphonos. Topes not inciudecl.V.9^ 98*4

Our 1.97, 6V4x5V^ SoH-droin Plonter. 989 Our 3.17, ZV^aW Ptanfer; TToy .... 1.98 Our 3.88, 8V4x6%^* Planter; Saucer .1.94 Our 3.97,8VteAV4 Pkmter; Saucer.. 1.98

Our 4.37,101^x9^4 SeN-drain Planter 2.18 Our 4.47,10V^8V^" Planter; Saucer.. 3.23 Our 7.57, 11x8%4* Planter; Soucer... 3.78 Our 9.77,13x10V^" Ptonler; Saucer... 4.88Jpf^98

noppy disk oigoniier With dustcover and sectioned dMders. Hotds 40. SW computer disks. (

Foshton sungtoMet lor the entire family. A terrific collection of sfyiish sunglasses to help protect your eyes from the intense rays of the sun. Choice of many frame and lens styles including wayfarer-look, cotored frames, mirror-glass lenses, smoked lenses, more.

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and VHF. Rotary switch.

8(1-21) PROG. 1,2,3 and 8(2448i9A11ft14-158i17) PROG. 4 AND 8(1-28i4-98i749-11413ft16) PROG. 5

AH former prices on this page are our regular low prices

Picture And Frame Sale

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ng.ol30,rballoom.

Great party decorations.

4^.y^73\3

Our 1.47,6-Pc. Screwdriver Set......734 Our 2.47,3-Plece "C Clomp Set .... 1.23

Our 1.47, Drill Stand...............734 Our 4.94,7" Wire Cutter...........2.47

Our 1.77,4" SlipHoint Pliers.........804 Our 5.78,9W Sllp-|oiiit Pliers.......2.89

Our $2, 6h)C. Jigsaw Blade Set.......$1 Our 7.97,5-pc. Wrench Set ........3.98

Our 2.08, r Slip-Joint Pliers.........1.04

Olcycte comblnotten loclc. ; 8tcvcte4tie tubes. Your

36 chain: strong, durable. choice of siies.

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PMtnC pCXKMDIIII* ITOI your sidll; hours of fun.

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50% SAVINGS

foMering gun Idl. 9 gun

forrnelalworldng.

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>94 jOP*'

nr leeklng.lM plm.

Rugged forged slool.

2SN

6*^ie^ 3.5

Our 6.27, Toothbrush/Tumbter Holder . 3.13 Our 7.78, Oak Trtple Robe Hook.....3.89

Our 6.67, Oak Soap Dish ..........3.33 Our 8.68,24* Oak Towel Rar........4.34

Our 7.27. Oak Toilet Paper Holder ... 3.63 Our 8.78, Oak Towel Holder........4.39

Our 7.68, ir Oak Towel Bor........3.84 Our 10.97, Oak Tissue Box .........5.48

198

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Power tehjm; easy to read.

Bowhonebrachel. 4 non holes tor extra strength.

Cour

8W bench lie. Heavy-duty, construction.

Both scale. Vinyl mat, 260-tt). copadly; colors.

wQH QRQ IIUiHI WIONOTs

Fill many tub faucets.

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Undei^oablnel HgM. For

iKXd-to-lght areas.

10(1-21) PROG. 1,2.3 AND 10(264ft9ft11614-1Sft17) PROG. 4 AND 10(1-2ft4-S87ft9Hft13616) PROG. S

44*

IBBNBghtbi4bi.Pkg.of

2.4-WbulM.

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717 rod and 201 KMl

eombo;ipincadtype.

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JO** 5 IJ20"64I

iNMCtooMko With tension lever, 25 flywheel.

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nylngcltc for home, picnic or beach fun.

Sou h Sporting Gooch 0pt.

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Iwlm gogglet with assorted lenses and lubber toop.

SoU In Sporting Gooch Oopl.

ir long pkMHe snorkel

with rubber mouthpiece.

fwlm mask; stainless steel froiTie. plastic lens.

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nylon. Choice of colors.

Sou U Sporthg Gooch Oopl.

Your Choice I 24 snap swivels; 78 split shot; ISO hooks.

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Cholee Of power Steering fluid or coib cleaner.

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includei 42* round steel-top table, and 4 vlnyt-strop I *

chairs. White with blue accents. /

hoim berth towel of cotton terry; 25x46*.

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Our 1.91,161126* Nand Towel 1.96

50 *25

7V4', 6-ffb, S-woy^HI umbreHa for patio tobies. Weather-resistant poly-coated mesh; polished pole, manual Nft.

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15* emanaion tuba 30* concentrator nozzle

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#05290

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Electric Bug Killer

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#12227

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6*x15*rVI9

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Insulation

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Qogglas.{nask.glove8. 12349 Holds insuWion in placa #12336

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1 GaHon Aluminum Roof Coating

Preserves rooAng. Brush it on. #12034 S-Qallon Ahiminum Roof Coating

$3^99

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Thoroseal Masonry $|A99 Waterseal Coating.....19 mu>.m

Keeps moisture out while makings very attract!^ textured wall surtace. Great for basementsl #11383

Thoroseal $9199

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Roofing

Nails

26SI

Roofing Shingles CertairileedB Glassguard

733

m Bundle

20-year limited warranty

Self-sealing and Class A fire rated

3 bundles cover 100 square feet

l^ingle Underlayment

088

OroH

400 square feet per roll

AsphaK saturated

High quality. American made

Mineral Surface Ridge

Rolled Roofing FHtervent

36 wide

Covers approximately 100 square feet

Keeps the weather out

Your choice of btecfc. brown. o> whse

IMS Sk

Section

-n-

TurbineRoof Vent

AV akjminumlifetime warranty

Engineered ball-bearing action

Complete with mounting base

Double 5 WhiteVinyl Skiing

Years of maintenence-free service

Win not peel, bliater, or chip

50 year warrenly

OQ95

WWlOOSq Ft

Colort extra

; JIHO -5U* ' -V,--- -V

standard Garages

Package Includes:

" if"

Exterior paim Overtiead garage door

Treated plate stock hardware

e Root sheathing ^2 hardtxiard siding w trim

e Roofing tall e Roofing shingles

e ri4 ehidi. ir oc e Nets. cm*, eaay-tereed

e ras i*isrs S oeikng plant

e iSpiionsi

avateWe

*1399

24 k24'

16x20'

1069

1739.

ONLY

MONT^

[III-; rr;- ;

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"Subject to credit approval. See Page 3 for credit details

C4 2 Pg. 2

l^nel & Construction Adhesive

For paneNng. styrofoam, steel. cotKrete and ahimnum

Waterproof

Reg SI 59

Save 35%

QQc

vtc

VtOQal

Carindge

42S315

Bungalow Spring

t Pi

Oak Paneling

Our most economical

Realtic wood design

Stylish yet inexpensive

Eacn 4i8 sneer

Vinings Rose Paneling

Hardwood paneling e Subtle rose design e See our complete seiecfion of paroling at Wiches

Eacn

4 8 Snwrt

Custom Designed Hardwood Cabinetry

Wickes cabinets are great in more piaces than your kchen. They also fit weM in your tamtiy or rec room as stereo cabinets, bookshelves, bars; in your dining room as a china cabinet; in your utikty room fbr extra storage. The design and style shown is just one of vinuaiiy limitless possibilities. Stop in today and let us custom design one that fits ^ and your needs psrfsctty. Available as spedai order only!

Solaran Vinyl Floor Tile

NtHvaa surface

Just peat, placa and press

AvaitaWe m ttw most popular styles

^nfi Strong

iri7

Eacft

525303

Royelle Sheet Vinyl

Vinyl no-wax surtaca

Economically pncad Do-rt-yourseN mslallation'

Rsg.S4.I9

079

525489

Kit

Furring

Strips

*2 OFF /iBT' Pecky Pecan

10" to *13" Decorator Panela & Select'irto *18" V4 Wbodgrain Panels

All plywood

Rich country hues of natural hardwood

WiH complement any decor

Reg.

799 Each4x8

r Sheet

NTIckef ha

Me cofflfwnenrs Ml need to comptefej ^jfourffieptoce.. ndHgrt prices/

EeaSbior

36" Heatilator Fireplace

e Adds warmth, comfort, and a touch of elegance to your home

36" firebox with built-in grate and sliding mesh screen

Optional equipment available

ONLY month^

Each

188

38' Glass Rreplace Door

Specially tempered glass with bi-fokJ doors i

SoM brass trim

QQ88

00 Each

m strong

12"x1Z' White Ceiling Tile

2 x4' Grenoble Ceiling Panel

Textured

Easy I do-it-yourself .. I ^

Grid extra Panel

2'x4' Textured Ceiling Panel

Deep texture

Fire retardant

Acoustical

Grid extra

12x12"

Grenoble Tile

Our most economical

Washable

Furring strips soW separately

C* Textured sutlace Washable Easy installation Each . Furring strips extra

Each

New Decorative Lighting Fixtures At Wickes4' Solid Oak Fluorescent

See Our Complele Ltahting .Sefectton

Solid oak frame and grid acrylic lens 2 40-watt bulbs not included

SAVE

$20

Each 435257

4' White FluorescentIdeal for everyceiling 2 40-watt bulbs not included

Each

435245

4' Fluorescent Fixture Richly grained solid oak ends 2 40-watt bulbs not included

Each

435254

4' Oak Fluorescent

Richly grained solid ^

oak side and ends 9

2 40-watt bulbs not included .

Adjustable

Ladder

Many uses .6 step, scaffold, extension ladder, stairwells

Compact storage

4' Fluorescent Troffer

Ideal tor suspended ceilings

4 40-watt bulb capacity

Acrylic light dihusc'

42'

Fashion

Antique brass fmish

5 all wood blades

Reversible 3-speed operation

5-year warranty52" Estate

Antique brass finish

4 all wood blades

3-speed reversible operation

Ea'.'i

435?:i6

Each

345742

EdC'' 34574652' Fashion Deluxe

Antique brass fmisn I 5 reversible wood cane blades 3-speed reversible operation

Each

34574552' Hi-Style

Bright brass finish

5-reversibie wood cane blades

Low Wade-lo ceiling height

Eacri

34530252' Designer Oak

Bright brass finish

SoM oak lop and , bottom plate

AN wood blades I Light kit adaptable

I-3

Double Bowl Sink Installation Kit

All components needed tor installing lavatory sinks with wall water supply

Faucet not included

18f

Vanity instaliation Kit

Center or end outlet waste

Brass fittings

Plastic tubular dratn components

CPVC Hot and Coid Piastie Pipe

Plastic construction

Easy to installation

Meets all national codes

4 xio CPVC Supply

Pipe 2.99 Each

148

CPVCSupply

npeEach

PVC Plastic Pipe

Dram waste ft vent pipe

Easy installation

3 10 SchAOPVCDWV Plastic Pipe 7.99 Each

Decorative Oak Fluorescent

Oak finished tnm

High quaMy 14 ac'yiic lens

22 33 watt ctrckne bulb capacity

Each

436251

Energy Saver Water Heaters

40 Gal. Electric 30 Oal. Nrt. Gas

Save on costly a

energy bills $

Exclusive "overcoat of loam insulation

5-year warranty Each

386201

148

standard VWrter Heatero;

40 QaL Elaclric.30 QaL Nat. Oil

Set-and-torgal thermosW ^

Fiberglass msulation ^

5-year warranty

Each

14Customized Kitcl

e 0 a

Creative ideas. Helpful advice. Cus selection of quality procM. Ihii you decide to remodel your kitchen. Bi

e e

a a

S^irwood Starter Kitct

Siimilated oak grain finis a Completefy assembled

Package Includes:

6(r base cabinet 2-12"x30 wall cabinets

ens from Wickes!

)mized plans. Friendly service. Wide is what youl find at Wickes when ig in your rroms measurements today!

Quality:

At Wickes you'll find kitchens that are designed and manufactured by industry leading cabinet makers.

Service:

Our trained staff wi help you design, estmale costs, & give helplui advice absolutefy free!

Harwood Cabinets

IS' L-Shaped Sample Kitchen Includes:

12" base cabinet 48" valance save si

42" corner base 24 x30' diagonal

3" filler corner wall cabinet

36" sink base 18"x30" wall cabinet

12"x30" wall cabinet 33 x 15" wall cabinet

30 x18" wall cabinet Other styles priced

below

Reg. SIM

Kingston

e Solid oak frames e Picture frame oak doors

750

OurRMSSSa YOU Save $83

Aegean Water Miser ToHet

Flushes on Tt gallons water

Reduces watar consumphon by 50 a

Our best toiMf

79 99

301070 071

24" Jameatown Vanity w/Diawers

Oak frame aaddoort

Handrubbed, NMy oak finish

Top sold

Bradford Brussels

Solid oak frames

Raised panel doors

European stylirig

Almond

laminate doors

Our Reg

You Save

S897

S90

Our Reg

You Save

S918

S92

Ife Can Help Vbu Redo Ybur Bath In Style

25" Oak Tri-View Medicine Cabinet

Surface mount, plate glass mirror

Handaibbed finish

Light sinp sold separately

Deluxe 3-Piece Tlib Surround

Durable plashc; easy-to-dean

Mouldad soap dishas towel bar

Colors $10 extra

Each 302681 682

Vista Glide' IbbDoor

Brown siripas ovar beigs glass

Odd tnod alumioum

Essy clean track; nylon rdlers

White Fiberglass Comfort Itib

Our basif iplact conatructK>n

BuM-ln aaai: aaMy grab bar

Whiia: Colora $10 extra

Pressure Treaisd

Landscape'

Timbara

No. 1 Treated

Stockade

Fnce

I Preassembled sectiorts Lifetime guarantee against decay

I Double nailed pickets Our nK)st popular style!

6*1(8

Section

Concrete

Mix

e Just add water e Builds walls arxj patios e Set fence and clothes ime posts

Fiberglass

Panels

e Natural daylight brightens the inteno' of pole buildings e 10 k26 4.77 Si'i

,e 12 x26 5.88 Shi

60 Lb Bag

033

^1^ 8 x26 Shi

Pressure Treated Lattice

, e Resists rotting e Puts the finishing touch on ^ your deck, many other uses e Ready to paint stain or leave natural

Trim si'ips available|6' Wide Grass Carpet

Looks like real grass!

Use inside or out

Ideal lor patios, decks or many other uses

2 x8 Sheet 173459

Reg $1.99169

Lin. Ft

CMTM*

'Dtclgntr^

Easy do-it-yourself] improvements

4x7'

Pre-Assembled

Deck

I* Pre-assembled Mmponer^ include; Deck, ft Posts, il; lifetime

warranty

: Package

299

Pre-assembied Steps

I* Can be installed in less than i hour

le Made wuh same high quality exxid as our decks

3 Slep Pkg

Pre-assembled Railing

099

\^Lin Ft

Pressure treated to last |e Lifetime warranty |e Beautiful and stroi |e Available in 3.4

4'x7' Yardsaver I0'x9' Stanton

I e Rust resistant finish I Precut for easy I assembly |e Tools not included

Each

SAVE

*106

e Large ride-in door opening

Weather resistant finish

Extra headroom w Gambrel roof

SAVE

*196

ONLY

Imtfe

10'x9' EstatorPosthole Digger

e Long, reinforced hardwood handle

|e Built-in attic for storage |e Rust resistant finish |e 7 year rust through warranty

SAVE * *54

*246

8 x8' Wood

e Easy to build e Complete instructions Floor arxJ foundation sold separately8x12 Wood...............$29912x16 Wood..............$729

ONLY 1*2^

*229088

^Subject to credll approval. See Page 3 for credit detafls.

Build your own place in the sun!

10x14'

Deluxe

Deck

UMime iranlct

16d

ONLV [monW

rwi*

Nails

S9&

Built-in furniture is |ust one of the features of this beautiful deck pack^. It's constructed of Deck Plank to give your deck a soKcl well-built feeling. The package includes all you need, even the nails, to build-it-yourself Come in to see all our decks!

459

10x14

Pkg

SemhlhHisparent Wood Preservative

Stain and presen/ative in one product Choice of colors

Protect House & Trim Latex Paint

One coat coverage

Fade & stain resistant for 10 years

Exterior Latex Semi-Gloss

For wood & aluminum siding

Our best!

Mfeigicolor,

' ftfVfeod

13?

I Save Ove'

Sir

Stinger Acre Bug Killer

Full 5600 volt grid

15-watt high intensity Kght

Rustproof Lexan topcage

Stinger 1 Acre Bug Killer

FuH 5600 volt grid

40-watt ultra-violet fluorescent black light

Rustproof Lexan cage

Galvanized grid

%" Professional Reversing Drill

65 watt motor

Ball beanng construction

Save Over *26

Thompsons Water Seal

Waterproofs concrete, masonry, wood or any porous surface

Reg $4999

Airless Paint Sprayer

For latex i oil paints

Kit includes Sprayer. Valve set. 2 Nozzles. Flexible nozzle extension

Save Over *10

34?

435976

Reg. $74.99

Reg. $84.99

74?

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(919) 756-7144

304Hwy.^78y-PMS. ;:(19i 73^0611

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?Subject to credit approval. See Page 3 for credit details.

U' .. im tWHtoW

Wickes has all you need to open up your home!

6' Steel Hinged

Patio Door

All steel construction

Full length hinge Grilles priced separately

>449

Each

0'S?

Reptacement

MIoODor

Scrten

LockM...............32M

Scnui................J2.S8

6' Wood Hinged

Patio Door

e Preservative treated; insulated e Grilles ^mced separately

349

Lockset...............^.88

Screen................34.88

Bronze Aluminum Patk) Door

H* insulating safety glass

FRtef^ass screen; hardware

Wood Garage Door

I windows e Paim or stain lo maSc^ your home e Complete dlh hardware

%N#. QmtQBi

9 r Each *16 24

9 x7 w 4 windows #10-44......$174

ri79.

Prehung Steel Entry Door

e 9-panel contemporary styling e Energy efficient e Other styles in stock

6 Panel Steel

. jOoor

e Prehunglor easy Installation e Includes adjustable sill and brickmold .

Our Best

Skylight

# Unique standing seam design e Proven leakproof performance e No curb required; low profile e Other sizes available

texSO

EMh

C4 K8 Pg.8

'Subject ID credH approval, See Pag* 3 details.

SAVE lO-AO

Portable Power Tools

SAVE 45%^VER 50%Heavy-duty Power Tools

$79.99 7V4i Ckoilw aa*. 2V9+9* $n).99 iW** Vailabli apeod SMm *<^S^3*-MSnderwllhce.1-H^ SAVE (WER 50% Ht+IP Bouler,

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$89.99 l-NPimdHaiKlulynuiar. No- $59993*. Ba*8an(lar.VW*>motor. SAVE OVm 50%" 7V>*<. dreular am. $10999.V54tPBanchOrln^.Davelo|

kwdapeed 25,000 Iiini. NoM apead 000 ipm. caaa. 2%4tP motor. 5000 ipm. VMtP. Nthload apead 3500 ipm.

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CRAFTSMAN

SAVE *40 Craftsman 60-pc. mechanics tool set

Even at this low price, you get famous Craftsman quaHty! Vs, % and V^n. drive tools, more!

Craftsmsn Hand Ibol Ful Unlmliod Wwianly

It any CnAmm hard tool IW lam 10 gtotcemplM tsMcaiion. ralum

Ator

SAVE *S0 Craftsman KX>-pc. mechanics tool set

This set includes standard and metric size drive tools, regular and deep sockets. 7 combination wrenches, much more.

use Your Sears Charge Cartt

SPECIAL PURCHASE 150-pc. mechanicfrtool set

This versatile siet includes a wide variety of Standard and metric drive tools for home, auto repairs. Ratchets. wrenches, more.

WNtoquMMIaolssi

SAVE *30

Cnrfttman tool chMt and roU-a-way combination

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This 4Hlrawer tool chest and 2-drawer roN-a-way for homeowners provide a combined 12.9 sq. ft. of storage space.

70 OFP Cmftaman tootobaator rolkHaay tor homaoamara $169.99 6Hlrawer QC|M steel tool chest

80 OFF MCh!

Craftsman Professional quality tool storage $239.99 10-

drawsr tool chest. 8.3 sq. ft. of storage. $279.99 5-drawer roU-a-way. 15.7 sq.ft. of storage.

159"

199"

SAVI *30 CrafiMnan I/24IP garage door opener

Ogtr 19,000 (fllil oodM. 4Vfc4nin. Iljhl delay. 8IWI $120.99 SMva ganga door opener

This faaMonatoie single-light sweg features a

eoHd tarase finish with hox pieated shade. Convenient Touch-on feature illuminates a foom in four leveis of bilghlneee on oonlact

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Reg. IS.90 ea. 75- or ISO-WdooclgMtNil.

$11.99 1(V3 grounded 100-ft. extension cord.

PURCHASE. Fluorescent shop light.

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$24.99 fluoieooeiil lan-,Hm. BMIeeeMia

$24.09 recharooibla Mm. Krypton M.

^ 19"

$2|9 OeheN henry-duty uni. lOtoOKTMi.

Reg. $19.00 phroting

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40-*50 OFF bladt trimiiMr or dgor-trimmer

199

Ftog. S2W.8Q48.9B

BrushwacKer* with Eager-2, fuel injected engine for quick starts. 26.2-cc.

C. Edger comes with 9-in. blade. Adjusts for trimming, trenching and edging. 3.0-RP

RP mMMW fMiv* pmMf

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2.3-cu. In. gat chain Mwj wlthW^lMHr

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$9.99 8-in. hedge sheet ; CdM 08 $9.99 grass shears

08 1^

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Craftsman. Seamless tray. Well balanced for big loads.

lOOPi

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$17.99 75-ft. garden hose Sears Best Craftsman notshoan.... 12. stainless steel sprayer.

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SPECIAL PUnCNASi Siilaf tiiiUri

I79

Energy-efficient insulalion.

Quantitiee limited. |QQ^

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PURCHASE

KMNitora

399"

Extra-high capacity. Dmigned to help laundry clean bright, dishes shine, soap lather richly. Quantities Kmited.

SotaMT pitCM wt M lOWM..........INJt.

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79"

Sound-insulated Kenmore.Vi-HP. Stainless steel grinding chamber. Quantities limited. Save.

SAVE iO :rf{i

TO ^100

ON ALL WINDOW j AIR conditioners;] -IX

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room air conditioners

SAVE 10 T0100

ON ALL IN STOCK UNITS

MANY STYLES, SIZES o 48 in.

*20 OFF

^ our better bath vanities

Save on 20. 24, 30, 36 and 48-inch widths. A wide variety of styles gives great decorating potential Solid hardwood doors, frames and drawer fronts add a quality look to your bath. Furniture finish beautifies and protects. Sink-top, faucet extra Save at Sears!

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41111

Garage floor paint

Pewter gray eiuunel is rubbertiad to protect and beautify garage floors.

9-inch roller cover

Eoonornical toss away. For ftal palnte on most interior surfaces.

Masking tape

1 inch X 4Q^ard tape provides a dean even Kne for painting and more.

lonly

Weattieitoaterprimer ' TWjyy!

Exterior lalex primer tor bdlsr topos# . ^*9*5^5

adhesion of oil-base and law paWs. r

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48 lbs. detergent

Super concentrated! Use only Vi cup per average washload.

tease. Quate

Liquid detergent

Your choice heavy-duty or triple action, with fabric softener. Concentrated.

SAVE ON THE RIGHT LADDER FOR THE JOB

^ OFF Stepladders

6-fool wood tnd aluminum ladders now at substantial savings! 200 K). work load for householo use.

30-*80 OFF Extends

Featured 14-tool* aluminum ladder has a lift max. working length. Light ttoiy, 200-lb.

$90.00104L* aluminum laddy . ..... 00.90

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$120.00 20-lt.* aluminum laddar.........OOJO

17* me. pense WWh

$180.00 244L* aluminum laddw HO-

$100.00 2841* aluminum ladder

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Easy Living* paint

$19J0 flat. 50 oneKXMft ootors. Also sof; white celling palm.

$17.00 aafnl>gloaa, 50 ona-ooat colors. Durable tor trim, more!

Fw teemeimwSeBiwiw peMi imel fee encM.

S,l ' -.i !l is *'0 r'iiis Sal Jii!', INATIONAL HOME APPLIANCE SALEOUR BIGGEST APPLIANCE SALE OF THE YEAR

SAVE 70SAVE 150

SAVE ^150

BUY NOW... NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRUARY

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SAVE 100

Lang^eipiclly wwher

Cotton/Murdy and permanent preae OCM^ cydee. 1 ^ level. Reg. $339.90

18.0 cu. ft refrlgiritoMreezer

wMhoumaM 13.06 CU. ft ffeeh food CAV8 tion, 4.37 cu. ft (leeior.

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Cotton/Sturdy, permanent press..and air only cycles. Rsg. $260JO

VMto onV. Qm oyw t*0 MO*.

MO OPPI5J cu. ft wtlrlgaratoMfwaiar

12.13 CU. ft fresir food secHon. 2.06 399

CU. ft freanr. White only.

Kamnoro dtolwiMlior

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KamnorwwMhor and dryer pair 8yde washer. Reg. $400.99 369^

B-o/db dryer, 3 term Reg. $379.00' onw

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10 OPP Mwaoio gaa or alaoiric

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VALUES FEEL RIGHT AT HOME!

SAVE on our bMt-oNlna rtody* modi dnfMrlM

A. Cariisle, 48x84 in.. rag. $26.99 pr. . 19J9

B. Regal II antique satin. 48x84 in.. reg. $39.99 pr 29.99

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20-50% OFF Smts Detter reody imdo horizontal bllndt

20-50% OFF one-inch aluminum blinds. Available in 29 sizes and 3 colors. 23x42 in.. ea.. reg. $17.99..... 8.99

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SAVE 50% on phMh 100% cotton tarry bath towola

Thirsty Open Home towels in up to 10 solid col-ors. All-cotton loops on both sides for luxurious drying power and deep, rich color.

$6.99 hand towel.....3J0

$3.49 washdolh......2M

Excite your balh with living home aH-cotlon terry loops

499

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Hand towel, rag. $6.99. 3.99 Washcloth, rag. $3.49 . 2.99 M homt tmttoM m nor aviMt In

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20%-36%OFFhixurloua pluah carpaMnataHad

aS%orFFIylna colora naaS22.W _

Flying Colors offers a durable pluah nylon pile with a smooth surface texture. Treated with Scotchgard* Brand Carpet Protector. 35 oz. per sq. yd. 14 colors.

SAVE 3M0% on oWra tna orapaino

MIety Shadows. Nylon pile, 13oz.persq. yd.

Reg. $13.99. 9S9 sq. yd InstaHed.

Touch of Pride. Nylon pile, 16 oz. per sq. yd. Reg. $16.99. 12J9 sq. yd. In-

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Your choice of blouses.ale 9.99

Reg. 15.99 to $20. A trio of cool polyester tops in a choice of summer styles. Pair them with skirts or slacks all season long. Choose from rounded notch or bow collar styles in the latest solids and prints. Misses sizes. _

Motion Pants?Sale 11.99

Reg. $16. Texturized polyester in solid colors. Misses and petite sizes.

Reg. Sale

Womens m

sizes $18 13-99

Slender Magic

Saleia99

Reg. $18. Fortrelpolyester in solid colors. Misses and petite sizes.

j,^- ,;> '*Your choice of decorative towels.

Bath

Hard choices between stripes and solids in soft terry towels. Thick and thirsty bath towels in a splash of colors.

Hand towel Wash cloth.

Only

1.99

1.49

Any size pillow.4.99

Pick from standard, queen or king sizes, each at one low price. Polyester fiberflll.

Sale 119.99Our Stafford 2-piece suit.

Orlg. $180. When we outfit a man for the office, we mean business.

Selected Staffor(f^ or Gentry^' 2-piece suits are now on sale.

Ofig. Sal*Gentry* fitted 2-piece suit.....................$180 11SA9Stafford sportcoat.

Orlg. $120. The versatile Stafford** blazer. Of Dacron polyester/worsted wool. In assorted solids.

Orig. Sal*

Stafford polyester/worstedwool slacks....................$45 29.99

Activewear tops for adulte.

Your choice of men's and womens active tops. Polyester/cotton comfort with placket collars and an assortment of colors and trim details. Mens and womens sizes.

Reg. Sale Mens or womens shorts . .$17 12.99

Reg.

A. Mens cotton 0-T-C socks..............2.69

B. Mens Track & Court socks..............1.79C. Ladies Track & Court socks ......1.59D. Track & Court crew socks, pkg. of 6................

MENS EX-O-FIT.Sale 39.99

Reg. 44.99. White leather with padded terry collar and reinforced sole.

WOMENS FREESTYLE

MENS JOGGER.

WOMENS AEROBIC.

Sale 34.99 Sale 12.99 Sale 24.99

Reg. 42.99. Soft white leather uppers with padded collar and insole.

Reg. 16.99. Mens nylon mesh and suede uppers. Assorted colors.

Reg. 29.99. Womens leather uppers with padded collar and insole.Save on famous name athletic footwear for adults

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