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THEREFLECTOR

106th YEAR

NO. 285

GREENVILLE, N.C.

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION

SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 29,1987

92 PAGES

PRICE 75 CENTS

CAMPAIGN VISIT Former Transportation Secretai^ Elizabeth Dole speaks to a group supp<Hrting her husbands bid for president Saturday in Greenville. (Reflector Photo by Tliomas Forrest)

Elizabeth Dole

Makes Campaign Stop For Husband

ByGREJLAUDICK Reflector Staff Writer Former Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Dole returned to her home state Thanks^ving weekend, stopping in Greenville to drum up support for the presidential campaign of her husband, Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kansas. ,

The Salisbury, N.C., native addressed approximately 50 of her husbands supporters at a campaign breakfast Saturday morning at toe Sheraton Greenville.

Mrs. Dole, who had served as transportation secretary in President Ronald Reagans administration since Feb. 7,1983, resigned from her post in September in order to campaign full time for her husband. *If I cant be literally by my husbands side, then I want to be at least figuratively by his side, wori^ full time in his campaign, she said.

Mrs. Dole said she has been involved in fund-raising, public speaking on behalf of her husband, talking about issues, and becoming involved in the strategy and planning of the campaign as well.

Mrs. Dole was the nations eighth secretaiy of transpoi^tion, serving longer in that capacity than any of her predecessors.

I have to admit that it did pull at my heartstrings when I left because it was a job that I loved, she said. It was a job which was challei^ing.

Now she faces the challenge of getting her husband elected to the hi^t public office in the land.

I have watched with awe, his ability to cut through the complexities of tough issues, and to use a keen and

swer to a tough problem,^ she said.

Mrs. Dole says leadership is one of her husbands strengths.

She cited her husbands partidpa-ti(m on the Social Security Commission and the 1985 Farm Bill as evidence of his leadership.

I urge Dole su{gx)rter8 to get the message out, that Ik is running on a record, not a resume, she said. This is a record of effective lead-

(SeeWIFE.A-2)

Merchants Expect Good Retail Sales

By STUART SAVAGE Reflector Stoff Writer

' Despite predictions * of a pow ^ ----------------ifoUowedthe

Christmas season which Oct. 19 stock markft plunge, the managers of some of Greenvilles largest department stores say that sales this year are expected to top the 1986 Christmas season, one of the best on record.

Were looking forward to a good

holiday season, contrary to what jreenvUle Banks,

youve heard, Gr ____

manager of Belk.s at Carolina East

MaU,said. Were optimisflc.

^ Banks said trame is robust this

brisk for the first hour and we should have a monumental sales day. People were standing in line at 8 (a.m.) Banks predicted that this Christmas seson will be a good coat season, although weve not had the weather. And he said sweaters, knits of all kinds, as well as mens suits and sp(Nrt coats, will be good items this year, with microwave ovens, mixers and food process^, also high on the list. ^

AtXc. Penneys at The Plaza mall, manager BUI Hopper said, I think the stock market crash hurt a

morning (and) were looking forward to a great day,* an hour after the store opened Friday. Sales were

are out buying now. Wei

(See BANNER. A-4)

160 Feared Dead As Airliner

Goes Down In Indian Ocean

By DAVID CRARY Associated Press Writer

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - A South African Airways Boeing jumbo jet carrying 160 people crashed Saturday in the Indian Ocean near Mauritius after its crew reported smoke in the cabin and cockpit. AU aboard were feared dead.

The jetliner crashed in early morning darkness minutes before it was to land at Mauritius for a refueling stop en route from Taiwan to Jphannesburg.

Another South African Airways plane sent to take rescue officials to the island radioed that wreckage was spotted about 130 miles from Mauritius. An

level down to 14,000 feet because it had smoke in the cabin, smoke in the cockpit, Mauritius controUer Servan Sing told The Associated Press.

He said the jet was cleared to begin an instrument landing system approach.

It said, Roger. It was going, moving for that, going to that point, and after that we had no contact, he said.

There was noimmediate indication what caused the smoke.

Search boats were on their way through heavy swells to the site of the

iiointhe!

emi

imty life raft and a suitcase were seen, but no sign of survivors. The 1

aboard.

passengers came from 11 countries. No Americans were reported

The airliner was on a regularly scheduled flight from TaijKi and was due to refueling at 4:13 a.m. before resuming its flight, officials

land at Mauritius for _ _

said. Mauritius is an island chain about 500 miles east of Madagascar, a much larger island east of southern Africa.

flie cockpit crew last contacted the ground 10 minutes before the scheduled landing, when they told air traffic controllers about an emergency.

The plane reported that it was doing an emergency descent from its flight

wreck. Officials said planes would rejoin the search at daybreak Sunday, trying to pick up the signal from the box containing the jets flight data records.

Tte plane carried 141 passengers and 19 crew. The SAA office in Taipei Ad not release a full passenger list but said in a statement that tho^ (m board included 30 Taiwanese; 47 Japanese; 70 South Africans, including the crew; three from Hong Kong; two Australians; two Mauritians, airf one person each from Britain, Denmark, Holland, West Germany and South Korea.

Airline officials said that in adAtion to 140 registered pass^ers and 19 crew members, a baby not on the register was taken on board in its mothers arms. The babys nationality was not immediately available.

(See AIRLINER, A-2)

Authorities Frustrated, Inmates

Edgy As Stalemate Continues

By JOSEPH B. FRAZIER Associated Press Writer Tempers flared Saturday among Cuban inmates holAng 120 hostages at two federal prisons they have controlled for nearly a week, and frustrated authorities said they cut off water supplies to try to end the stdlcnidte One of the 1,100 Cubans inside the Atlanta pemtentiary argued with , anotbor inmate by two-way raAo and * said he was ready to kill some of the 94 captives and later in ttie day a fire broke out in one section of the {)rison. The rioting inmates are protesting an agreement between the Umted States and Cuba that coAd return them to their homeland.

Ive got thie rednecks (Americans) in here. Wll kill them all. We all have our knives out, the inmate

U.S. Justice Department spokesman Thomas Stewart said the fire was in a segregation builAng formerly used to house inmates held in solitary confinement. He said firefighters were battling the blaze' from a position away from the building, because it is an area now con-troUed by the Cubans.

Stewart said the fire apparently was started by inmates, but he would, not speculate OR their.motive. ^

Among the inmates there are people who want to destroy the entire prison, he said. Thats one of the

many factions were des^ wiht Authorities said earlier Saturday they had shut off the water to the Atlanta prison Friday, and the rioting inmates have not been given new shipmento of food, (Quinlan said. But a prison the size of Atlantas normally wmild have enough food in house to last several weeks, another official said.

We are asking for water, an inmate known as Pepito said in a ra Ao'cddVersation Saturday.

Asked what authorities hoped to gain by cutting off food and water,

Quinlw replied, QAck resolution of this situation.

Water pressure in the prison has dropped since the inmates damaged much of the facility in their fioy takeover. Authorities were unsure how long the water remaining in the system might last the inmates.

Officials in Louisiana cut Af g^, electricity, water and food supplies to the Federal Detention C^nta* not long after the riot b^n there Nov. 21. Officials said they have restored

(See TEMPERS, A-4)

said in Spanish to another Cuban, ablyAariva

presumably A a rival faction.

One inmate was removed from the

prison Satu^y Ater being stabbed m a fight with another Cuban,

said

Michael (hiinlan, director of the federal Bureau of Prisons. The inmate was treated at a local hospital and returned to a secure part of the prison. Authorities control an administration builAng and a cellblock where th man could be held.

Saturday evening, thick black smoke was seen pouring from the right side of the prison, and at least six Atlanta Fire Department trucks, including a hook and ladder vehicle, nadied to the scene.

Official Says Typhoon Toll At Least 500

By MIGUEL C. SUAREZ Associated Press Writer MANHJV, Philippines (AP) - At

least 500 people were killed when ^es churned up Nina smashed coastal tmvns and

80s ROUNDUP - Since 1973, over 70,000 wUd American Mustangs captured in heiict^ter roundups have been placed in domestic settings. On Friday, 150 A the horses

will be brought to Aydens East Carolina Stockyard where they will be anctkmed for $125 a piece. (Photo courtesty U.S. Bureau A Land Management)

giant waves

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villages on southern Luzon Islands Sorsogon province, the provincial governor told reporters Saturday.

Officials said scores A people were missing,'mcHPe than 1,000 were inland hundred of thousands were after the typhoon struck

Auction Will Find Owners

For American Mustangs

late Wednesday night.

Provincial Ctov. RaA Lee address

ed local journalists who flew to his

Cince, 235 miles southeast A ila, aboard a milioiry lellid0p|er.

The stench of death and forroran was all over the town, said a Filii^-no reporter, speaking from the city A Sorsogon, the capital A Sorsogon province. People were bur^ their dead, many without coffins and without the usual blessing of a priest.

Bodies cimtinued to wash ashore Saturday, the reporters said.

The waves and winds of up to 128 mph knocked down bridges, power aiKl communications lines in Luzons Bicol region and several islands to

By SUE HINSON Take Wendy Lowes advice. Do

something wild. Adopt an American Mustang gt the East Carolina

Stockyard in Ayden Dec. 4 through Dec. 6.

Sponsored by the U.S. Departmoit A the Interiors Bureau A Land

Management, the auction will begin iriUin-

at 8:30 a.m. on the fourth and will i elude two days A exhibitimis in which Ms. Lowe will use Mustangs she obtained while living in Pennsylvania to demonstrate that the horses can be trained.

In fact we were able to ride one A

the word further and now have over 70 people interested in adopting the horses, she said.

According to Ms. Lowe, what recommenoB the horses most is the challenge they present. If you can get one of these animals to trust you and make somethin A it, it brings a sense A satiAaction thats almost unequalled. Too, she said, adopting these animals often saves them from starvation.

Most of the 150 horses being trucked into Ayden in the coming week

ly in

come from Nevada, Wyoming, -.....- hercb

my horses only three weeks after we ado^ him, she said.

month or so ago, but he said people re really ex-

the south before the typhoon moved a Sea on Thurs-

out to the South China day.

Now a resident A Jacksonville. Ms. Lowe and a friend, Mona Tobias,

spearheaded the effort to bring the Mustaru^ to eastern Ntnth CaroUna.

(See TYPHOON. A-2)

lustan^ to eastern Ntnth Car There was already some interest here, so we built im that base, spread

California and Oregon, where roam the countrys little remaining open range land.

To date, over 70,000 animals cap^ tured to roundups have been placed throughout the United States, 790 A themin North Carolina. But, according to Bureau spokesman Robert Ward, more homes are needed.

Until 1971 when the Free-Roaming Wild Horse and Buiro Act was passed to i^vide fOT the protection, management and control of herds, the horses faced starvation and indiscriminate slaughter. YA even under the protection A the act and with no natural pi^tors, herd iations have continued to rai crease. Ward said.

Anyone who has not alreai plied to adopt one A the horses interested in obtaining a Mustang can obtain the forms necessary for adoption from auction officials.

About 70 people have already spoken for the horses, so those will go M on Friday, but if anyone who luui oA filled out a form and wishes to gat one A the horses they could probabfy gA one Saturday, Ms. Lowe said.

(Qualified appucants may adopt up

(See HORSE, A-2)

Obituaries

Barnhill

Mrs. Nonna G, Barnhill of 1606 Lincoln Drive died Saturday in Pitt County Memorial Hospital. Arrangements will be announced by Flanagan Funeral Home in Grei-ville.

Campbell

Mrs. Margaret Campbell died in Glenns Falls, N.Y. Arrangements will be announced by Homestead Funeral Service of Greenville.

Costin

KINSTON - A funeral for Mrs. Thelma Copies Costin, 64, of 1503 George Ave. will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Holly Grove Free Will Baptist Church in La Grange by the Rev. E.L. Garner. Burial will be in the Holly Grove Church Cemetery.

Surviving are a daughter, Jeanette Costin of Kinston; four sisters, Cliffie Smith, Dorothy Dawson and Perline Davis, all of Kinston, and Delores Davis of Grifton; a brother, Floyd Copies of Kinston, and two grandchildren.

The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday at Holly Grove FWB Church in La Grange.

Mitchells Funeral Home of Winterville is in charge of arrangements.

The family will receive friends at Hardees Funeral Home in Greenville Sunday from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. and at other times will be at 1610 Lincoln Drive.

Paul

Mr. Ralph C. Paul, 59, died Saturday in Pitt County Meniorial Hospital.

A graveside service will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in Pinewood Memorial Park by the Rev. Glenn Evans.

Mr. Paul was a native and lifelong resident of Greenville. He served in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific. He was a plumber until his retirement in 1979 and was a member of the First Christian Church.

He is survived by his wife, Betty Jackson Paul; two daughters, Janie P. Matney and Susan P. Gargis, both of Greenville; three sisters. Alba P. Peede, Ruby P. Odum and Nina P. Galloway, all ci Greoiville, and two brothers, Alburn Dick Paul and Curts Glenn Paul, both of Greenville.

The family will receive friends at Wilkerson Ftineral Home from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.

Memorials may be made to the Arthritis Foundation, 3115 Guess Road, Durham, N.C., 27700.

The family wUl be at the hmne of Thelma Elks, Route Box 314, Greenville.

Stokes

EVERETTS - A funeral for Mr. Ellis Ray Stokes wiU be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at Antioch Baptist Church in Everetts by the Rev. Milton Staton. Burial will follow in the Roberswville Township Cemetery.

Mr. Stokes was a native of Pitt C(Nmty and woited for the Rober-scmvUle Ice and Coal Co. for over 40

Hudgins

. WILLIAMSTON - A funeral for Mrs. Maletha Jones Hudgins will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Mount Carmel Way of the Cross Church by Elder WilUe McGhee.

She was a native of Martin County where sh attended the public schools. She was a member of Mount Carmel Church, where she served on the Mothers Board.

Surviving are three dau^ters, Amazer Williams and Princess Hudgins, both of Williamston, and Geraldine Little of Newari^, N.J.; three sons, Arthur Hudgins, James Hudgins and Clifton Hud^, all of Newark; eight sisters, Lucy Dixon of New York, Pearl Carter, Annie Crawford, Willie Spears, Lena Gillis, Geneva Andrews and Molly Williams, all of Pottstown, Pa., and Fannie Pippins of Rocky Mount; a brother, Raleigh Jones of Newark; 24 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren, and two great-great-grand-children.

The family will receive friends Sunday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Flanagan Funeral Chapel in Williamston.

Smith

Mr. Theodore T. Pete Smith, 79, died Saturday at the Greenville Villa Nursing Home.

His funeral will be conducted Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the Wilkerson Funeral Ctopel by the Rev. Ben James. Burial will be in Pinewood Memorial Park.

Mr. Smith was a native of Beaufort County and spent most of his life in the Greenville area. He was a fcHrmer employee of the city of Greenville with recreation and parks and was a member of the Salvation Army.

He is survived by three sis, Dewey Ray Smith, Dolphous &nin and Ralph Spain, all of Greenville; a

years.

Surviving are his wife. Patience Ann Stokes of the home; three sons, David Lee Stokes of Wendell, Ellis Earl Stokes of Zebulon and James Stokes of New York; a daughter, Doris Stokes Jones of Mechanicsville, Va.; one step-dau^ter, Evangeline Mae Lee of the home; one stepson, Leo Bryant of the home; four sisters. Queen Esther H(^^as, Annie Mack Amtly, Mildred Lee Battle and Maude Staton, all of Amityville, N.Y.; a brother, Robert Stokes Jr. of Conetoe, and seven grandchildren.

llie family will receive friends Sun^y from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Flanagan Funeral Chapel in Rober-sonville and at other times will be at the home. Route 3, Everetts.

daughter, Annie Lee Wainwright of Greenville; a sister, Thelma Elks of Greenville; five grandchildren, and one great-grandson.

Typhoon

Tedder

A funeral for Mr. Gordon Wayne Tedder, 27, of Ayden will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in West Funeral Home Chapel in Benson by the Rev. Hubert Morgan. Burial wiU be in Banners Chapel Church Cemetery.

Surviving are his mother and stepfather, Janice Raynor Morgan and J(^ Ira Pete Morgan of Four Oaks; his father, James Dewey Tedder of Princeton; tw& sisters. Jewel Grimes of Greenville and Melanie Arnold of Long Island, N.Y.; a brother, James Dewey Tedder Jr. of Princeton, and his piatemal ^and-mother, Laura Tedder of Princeton.

The family will be at the home on Route 2, Four Oaks.

ONeal

A funeral for Mr. Robert ONeal, 86, will be conducted Monday at 3 p m. at Mount Calvary Free Will Baptist Church by the Rev. Elmer Jackson. Burial will follow in the Branch Cemetery at Haddocks Crossroads.

Mr. ONeal was a native of Hyde County and spent most of his life in Greenville. He worked at East Carolina University until his retirement. He was a professional land-scaper and a member of Mount Calvary FWB Church, where he served as a steward.

Surviving are two daughters, Dorothy ONeal (rf New York and Cora L. Blount of Bronx, N.Y.; three sisters, Lucy Brock and Ophia Barber, both of Hyde County, and Hattie Braxton of Philadelphia; one brother, William ONeal of Belhaven; seven ^andchildren, and five great grandci^dren.

(Continued from A-1)

The governments weather service said Nina was the strongest of 15 tropical storms and typhoons to hit Uie country this year.

In Manila, officials said final figures on the death toU and damage were not expected for days because of poor communications.

President Corazon Aquino proclaimed a state of calamity in 11 in^vinces Friday and expanded her proclamation to cover seven more Saturday, the presidential palace announced. The proclamation enables the government to impose price controls in the affected areas arid to commandeer suplies needed for relief and rehabilitation.

Officials of the Philippine Red Cross and the governments Office of Civil Defense in Manila said Satur-

Horse

(Continued from A-l)

to four horses for $125 each. The fee covers round-up costs, transportaion to the adoption site and presale veterinary expenses. Some of the horses to be auctioned have been halter-broken, but none have been trained to ride.

The auction will run until 5 p.m. Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and from 8:30 a.m. un^ noon Sunday. Bfc. Lowe will mchibit her trained Mustangs Friday and Saturday.

East Carolina Stockyard is located two miles south of Ayden on N.C. 11.

far in ^t inrovinces. Hiey said they expected the toll to mount substantially as communicatimis improve.

When the final reports are in, we will see that this disaster is much bigger than what our figures now indicate, said Belen Tan, a civil defense supervisor.

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(Continued from A-l) ership thats been proven time and time again.

Mrs. Dole said that tme of the most (Hressing inrt^lems the naticm faces is the budget deficit.

What were doing is asking our children and our grandchildren to sacrifice for us, and I dtmt think thats what we intend to do, she said. Weve got to get the deficit under control, tighten our own belts

across the board and make certain that our children dont have to pay the terrible price which we are asking them to pay as long as this pro-tdem remains unsolved

Mrs. Dole says she believes her husband can win the presidential election because he is the most electable Republican, the Republican candidate to have the most Democratic and Independent support.

Thats the key, she said. Weve

got to take this hall across the goal ine, weve got to have a nominee udio can win in the general dection.

Mrs. Dole said in the event her husband is elected, her role would be the traditional one, utilizing the platform of first lady to make a difference for people.

She also said she would continue working on transporUition safety issues, and on the drug abuse problem.

Airliner Goes Down

I would be an activist first lady, she said. I would want to do whatever I can to make a positive difference for people.

(Continued from A-l)

I feel so guilty. I have sent my best friend to Ids death, said Yu Wen-su, who learned of the crash in the airlines office in Taipei, Taiwan. Yu said he bad instructed Un Wu-hsuing, a technician, to go to Johannesburg to repair a machine his company had sold to a South African firm.

In Seattle, Liz Reese, spokeswoman for Boeing Commercial Airplane Co., described the jet as a 747-200B Combi, a jumbo configured to carry both passeng^ and cargo. . *

Transport Minster Eli Louw told reporters at a crisis command post at^ Johannesburgs Jan Smuts Airport that all aboard Flight SA295 were believed to have died. The crash was the worst in the 53-year history of the state-run

a very sad day for SAA, he said. The airline has had three fatal crashes in its history, tiie last in 1968 when a Boeing 707 crashed in South-West Africa, kiiUng 122 people. , , .. .

President P.W. Botha of South Africa went on national television to express sympathy for friends nd relatives of the victims and to thank the French, U.S., Mauritian and Australian governments for assisting in search opera'll combination passenger-cargo plane also was carrying 29 metric tons of freight. It can accommodatea maximum of 206 passengers.

A French naval ship, military planes from me French-governed island of Reunion and planes from Mauritius and South Africa were involved in the

search officials said.

A U.S. Navy P-3 aircraft had also been dispatched from Diego Garcia, the Pentagon said in Washington. Australian autfaorities also had been asked for assistance.

The weekly, non-stop Taipei-Mauritius flight covers about 5,300 miles and is SAAs longest route, 95 percent of which is over water. Mauritius is 2,000 miles eastof Jobannesbuiig. .

Most of the Japanese aboard were employees of Nippon Suisan, a shippmg and fisheries company, who were headed to Johannesburg to replace crewmen on a fisUing vessel in the Indian Ocean.

A Japanese couple on their honeymoon also were aboard, according to the Japanese Foreign Ministry.

At Johannesburgs Jan Smuts airport, a Taiwanese couple living in South Africa were waithi for their 6-year-old daughter to arrive on the fli^t.

I feel so terrible I cannot even talk, said Sherry Chen Lin, whose husband, Vincent, is working on a water project along the South Africa-Lsotho border.

In Taipei, officials of the airltoe earlier asked about 20 anxious relatives and friend of the missing Taiwanese passengers jamming the office to return home, but the few remaining there burst into tears at the news of the crash.

Prior to accepting her cabinet post position, Mrs. Dole, a graduate of Harvard Law School, served as assistant to the president for public liaison. In that position, she directed Reagans major outreach program at the White House.

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U.S. District Judge Frank Bullock sentenced Richard Eugene McNeill Jr., 36, to two years in prison. BuUock also ordered McNeill to repay the money he had taken.

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Tempers Flared Saturday Among Inmates Holding 120 Hostages

{Continued from A-l) electricity periodically so inmates could watch television reports on the incident, and that the center has electrical generators.

Officials also said the inmates apparently were collecting rainwater and had soft drinks available in the commissary. In addition, 40,000 pounds of meat was delivered to the center a few days before the riot.

The 950 inmates in Louisiana blamed federal officials for a breakdown in negotiations to free 26 hostages, and demanded that a Roman Catholic bishop be allowed to mediate talks.

America do not be deceived. The (Bureau of Prisons) is delaying release by denying Archbishop San Roman from att^ting to the agreement, said a red-and-white banner

staked into ground in the Federal Detention Center near Oakdale.

Auxiliary Bishop Augustin Roman of Miami has said he was willing to join the negotiating team but prison officials have asked him not to.

America we will release everyone when Archbishop Roman tells us the agreement is agreed. This is the only change with the agreement, read another inmate banner posted Saturday.

There are no plans to allow outsiders to participate in hostage negotiations with the inmates at either prism), Quinlan said.

However well-meaning the offers may be, taking into the negotiations new third parties could well set back the i^otiatimis, he said.

Prisoners seized their hostages in wild rioting that left one dead, 53 in-

jured and the facilities severely damaged by fire and looting. Oakdale inmates have controlled the facility since Nov. 21; Atlanta inmates began their takeover Monday.

The riots began after iiunates learned that Cuban leader Fidel Castro had agreed to take back up to 2,545 of the refugees who fled Cuba during the Mariel boatlift of 1960. Many of those were mentally ill or had criminal records; most were held in Louisiana and Atlanta.

In other radio conversations monit(Nred from outside the prison Saturday, one Cuban was heard to say, Everythings OK. Another replied, No, nothings right. And an inmate using the code name CTiarlie, identified by federal officials as the leader of one faction, complained, What the hells going

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(Continued from A-l) pecting a super December and Christmas season.

In fact. Hopper said sales during the monU) of November were up about 20 percent, and I wmild say as of now, compared to last year, were quite a bit ahead.

And Hopper was very, very pleased, Friday, with a store full of people.

The store has been remodeled on the inside, to give additional selling space, H(^r said, and people are out buying now.

Doug Locklear, manager of Nichols Discount City on Greenville Boulevard said sales started out with a bang this morning.

As far as the overall season, its still an unknown quantity. But I think it (sales) will be up... better than last

I Lunch Menus

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

Monday: Teacher workday.

Tuesday: Fish on bun, french fries, orange halves, hushpuppies and mUk.

Wednesday: Barbecue chicken, com-on-cob, fruit cup, hot roll and milk.

Thursday: Cheeseburger, french fries,!

Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, buttered com and milk.

year. Im pretty stable in that since were already definitely up. Locklear said one of the hottest items at Nichols has been the Naten-do television game. We could sell 100 to 150 today without any problem at all, at $200 to $225 each, with accessories. But he said were having difficulty gettii^ them. The manufacturers is having a problem fulfilling their agrment. Its a matter of having quantities to sell.

Locklear said a lot of interest has also been shown in the Fisher Price VCR. But again, he said quantities are limited.

Jerry Powers said the K-Mart store in Greenville Square Shotting Center, is expecting a good Christmas season again this year... better than last year.

The K-Mart manager said toys... remote control cars, trucks... were getting a lot of calls for. And animated dolls and bears are also selling well.

One of the hottest items, Powers said, are scooters ... the self-propelled tupe you push with your feet. Theyre sellii^ real well, as are video cassette recmxiers and compact disc players.

At Sears Carolina East Mall store, Were very optimistic about the Christmas season, manager Stacy Whittingt(Misaid.

Today - the day after Thanksgiving traditionally kicks off the Christmas shopping season (and) we have a very qptimistic outlook. We feel like it will be better, than last year, although we cant put a

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number on it, Whittington said.

We feel like disposable income is up over last year (and) we have an ample supply of most items. But as always happens, some of the real run-a-way items may be in short supply.

whats selling well other than the traditional items such as sweaters and other wearing apparal? Camcorders, small space saving appliances are good, Whittington said. And cordless tools are a big item this year.

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CTiarlie was also heard to tell his fellow inmates, Do things slow; everyone is very nervous. Do things rij^t and with a cool head.

Inmates soldered shut a door that had been a major passageway so we cant get to you, and you cant get to us, according to a conversation between Charlie and other inmates. It was unclear whether the action was aimed at federal officials or rival Cuban factions. The monitored radio conversations simply could involve machismo among inmates, Stewart said.

Negotiations between federal of-

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GAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -An Air Force Titan 34D, the nations most powerful unmanned rocket, roared into space Saturday night with a secret military satellite that a civilian expert said would provide instant warning of an enemy missile attack on the United States.

The 16-story-tall rocket blazed spectacularly away from its launch I )ad here at 10:27 p.m. and etched a l iery nath in a star-filled skv as it propelled the satellite toward orbit. The flight appeared to be normal during the nearly six minutes the booster was in sight.

The Air Force did not announce the launch in advance, which has been its practice on military space launches for several years.

ficials and the rioting inmates in Atlanta continued via telephone Satiffday, he said. No face-to-face talks have been held since Thursday, when a proposal to free 50 hostages was vetoed by the Cubans.

(Quinlan said the situation appeared to be closer to resolution at Oakdale than in Atlanta. <

The situation at Oakdale is that the discussions with the detainees have continued. We had been optimistic yesterday there might be a resolution. We do not see any change in that, although there has been a delay. We are still in agreement on substantive issues, and the situation hopefully will be resolved soon.

At Atlanta, **we do have discus

sions, and thats a very 1^ and we want to continue to those discussions and to refine all the details of the issues. But at this point, they are not as well defined at Atlanta as they are at Oakdale, he said.

Asked whether lack of trust amo the (^bans or between Cuban federal negotiators was to blame for the breakdown, Mark Sheehan, another Justice Department spokesman, said, I dont think there is a lack of trust. Negotiations dont necessarily follow a level path.

Any time they ask us for something, they have to be prepared to give something, Stewart 6aid.

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Greenville reported Frid tion.

Officer F.G. Pruitt said the breaking and entering of the Pitt Comity Ofice Building at 1717 W. Fifth St. and theft of two microwave ovens worth $350 was reported at 8 a.m.

Officer T.E. Evans said the dividing wall was forced away from a permanent wall in a mens bathroom at the Comfort Inn on Greenville Boulevard in an incident repinled at 9:54 a.m.

Evans said the tires on a vehicle at 407 Church St. wore punctured and flattened, causing $125 damage, in an incident reported at 10:34 a.m.

Officer C.A. Elks said the theft of 16 lug nuts worth $18 off the axle of a car at 1901 Kennedy Circle was reported at 11:20 a.m., while Officer T.E. Evans said the theft of a camera valued at $280 from a car at South Park Shopping Center was reported at 11:55 p.m.

Officer B.M. HighUmd said the theft of a cassette radio worth $280 from a car at Grant Buick Mazda on Greenville Boulevard was reported at 12:01 p.m.

Officer Rov Smith said a mailbox at 101 Nichob Drive sustained damage estimated at $20 in an incident reported at 11:06 p.m., while Officer 6.W. Lewis said the theft of a watch worth $48 from 1307 Cotanche St. was reported at 4:40 p.m.

Student Event

Ceramics, textiles, jewelry and other handcrafted items by stiKlents in the East Carolina University School of Art will be offered for sale to the public Thursday through Saturday in the Jenkins Fine Arts Center on the main campus.

Hours for the annual School of Art Student Christmas Sale are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The sale will include pottmry, sciupture, weaving, T-shirts, cards, jewel^ and other objects.

Student groi^ represented in the show are me ECU Ceramics Guild, Design Associates, Craftsmen East and groups of art education and sculpture students.

NCWMG President

Susan W. Moody, commissioner for the town of Ayden, was elected president of the North Carolina Women in Municipal Government at the 1987 convention of the North Carolina League of Municipalities recently in Greensboro.

on the board of dir^tors of Electricities and the Mideast Commission.

Mrs. Moody, who is business manager of the Fitt County Anesthesia Associates, PA, is married to Bob Moody and they have two sons, Eric andDm.

Council To Meet

The Greenville City Council will conduct a meeting Monday to discuss this years annual audit report of the city.

fhe meeting will be held at 5:45 p.m. in the third floor conference room of City Hall.

Recital Planned

Talea, a harp and percussion duo, will be in recital in the Hagan Chwal Room at St. Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, at 12:45 p.m. Wednesday. The performance is free and open to the public.

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BELL RINGING BEGINS ~ The Salvation Army began its annual bell ringing activities Friday in the Greenville area. Gayle Harrell drops in the first donation. Watching are Majw Earl Woodard of the Salvation Army and Golden K Kiwanis Club representatives Harry

Leslie and Carl Woxman, who manned the kettle. Woodard said 12 kettles will be used in the county with a projected fund goal Set at $30,000. The money is used for the needy in Pitt County. (Reflector Photo by Thomas Forrest)

Shoplifting Charge

Greenville Police Officer M.R. Benton said Guy Woodrow Sawyer, 30, (rf Route 1, Scrantim was arrested at 2:10 p.m. &turday on a charge of shq[)liitmg in connection with an incident at K mart at Greenville Square Shopping Center.

Permit Approved

Greenville police have issued a solicitation permit to the Literacy Volunteers of America-Pitt County Inc. to send operating fund requests through the mail in December.

First Meeting Set

The Pitt County Council on Substance Abuse, a newly formed vdunteer (urganization working to prevent and reduce substance abuse-related problems, will meet fw the first time Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 105 of the Belk Building at East Carolina University.

Qiarles Dunn, deputy direcUnr of the State Bureau of Investigation, wUl speak.

F(Nr m(H% informati(Mi contact Dot-tie Blades at 752-6847.

Jazz^Dancercise

A jazz-dancercise class will be taught Mmidays and Thursdays fw four weeks be^nning Monday.

Sandy McLawhom wUl instruct the class, which will last from 6:45 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. each session.

For more informaticm call 355-2639.

New Support Group

A support group for people cari for patients at home has been form W. Cross of Pitt Count: [emorial Hospital and Susan diMof the Creative Living Center.

llie group will be meet at St. James United Methodist Church at 2000 E. 6th St. Tuesday from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

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League Session Set

The League of Women Voters of Greenville-Pitt County will have a general meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mary Alsentzer, 3107 Gordon Drive.

Elaine Schaal will lead a discussion of the Leagues national study: Meeting Basic Human Needs.

For information contact Mary Alsentzer, 756-5352.

Warren To Speak

state Rep. Ed Warren, D-Pitt, wl speak at the Pitt (tounty Association of Teachers Assistants Christmas banquet Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. in the Greenville Holiday Inn.

A Dutch treat dinner will be served. Assistants planning to attend should contact their local school representatives.

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Better Breathers

The Better Breathers Club will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at 112 S. Pitt St., across the street from the main post (tffice.

Those attending are being asked to carry a covered (fish.

Association To Meet

The Greenville Ministerial Association wiU meet Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church.

Board To Meet

The Community Appearance Commission will meet at noon Wednesday at the public works facility, 1500 Beatty St.

Farmville Parade

FarmvUle will have its annual

Over lO^rofessional and L units will be on Main Street to join Santa Claus in ushering in the 1987 Christmas holiday season.

The towns annual tree-lighting ceremony and carol sing will be held on the Town Common immediately following the parade.

The ^ade is sponsored by the Farmvule Area Chamber of Commerce.

Alumni Gathering

The Pitt County chapter of the N.C. A&T University Alumni Association will meet Wedmsday at the home (Mf Addie R. Gore at 7:30 p.m. Final

Arrests Made

Greenville police said six arrests were made in the area Fridas

Officer E.M. Haddock!

Marshall Quinerfy of Route 1,'Grif-ton, was arrested at 9:30 a.m. at Carolina East Mall and charged with the theft of walkie-talkies worth $1,000 each and two pagers worth $3()0each.

Officer T.V. Woolard said Lloyd Haddock Jr. of 302-A W. 2nd St., Ayden, and Clinton Delavagus Gaye

Highway Naming Will Honor East

The late U.S. Senator John P. East cost of $13.1 million. Construction will be honored with the naming of a began in March 1984 and the section section of U.S. 264 in Pitt County for was opened two weeks ago.

Gov. Jim Martin will attend the cermnimy, which will be held just off the eastboiffld lane of U.S. 264 at Secondary Road 1204, about 2 miles west of PittCoun^ Memorial Hospital.

Easts wi(iow, Priscilla, and their daughters, Kathryn and Martha, will I Martin and other state, local and officials at the 2 p.m. public ceremony.

A Springfield, HI., native. East was a prmessor of political science at East Candina University from 1964 until his election to the U.S. Senate in 1980. He served in the Senate until his dmith in June 1986.

The N.C. Board of Transportation voted unanimously last week to honor East by naming a portion of U.S. 264 the John P. East Freeway.

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f 2122 S. Village Drive were arrested on two counts each of possessi(m of stolen property at 2:15 p.m. The arrests were made in connection with the thefts of two cars, which were later recovered, from Phelps Cbevrdet on Nov. 21, Woolard said.

Officer T.E. Nevelle said George Washington Myers Jr. of 121 Fleming St. was arrested on a charge of larceny in c(mnecti(m with an incident at J.C. Penneys at The Plaza at 6:27 p.m.

Officer E.E. Laughinghouse said Joe Nathan Hardy of 1407 N. Washington St. was arrested on a charge of shoplifting at Harris Simrmaitet at 7:50 p.m.

Officer D.C. Johnson said David Lewis Richardson of 309 Roundtree Drive was arrested at 5:35 p.m. (ui a charge of larceny at The Plaza.

Job Service

Terri Dickens, labor market analyst in the Greenville Job Service office, said that 7,247 people used the service in the four months ending Oct. 31.

Ms. Dickens said only 954 filed for one or more, wi unemptoyment insurance.

She said those seeking ei fell into six categories: professional, technical and managerial, 497; clerical and sales, 1,2%; services, 801; processing, benchwork and machine trades, 1,065; structural work, 519, and miscellaneous occupations, 784.

Of the ai^cants, 3,617 were hi(^ school graduates and 2,150 had education beyond high school. A large number of those pecle were college graduates, the labor analyst said.

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Unemployment Rose

October unemployment rates showed a slight increase in 77 of the states 100 counties, according to figures released by the Emplopnent Security Commission of North Carolina.

The states seasonally unadjusted rate of unemployment increased to 3.9 percent from 3.5 percent, the ESC reported. The October figures show the states labor force at 3,354,100 with 3,224,900 employed and 129,200 unemployed.

In Pitt County 53,020 people are employed out of a labor force of 54,680, leaving a 3 percent unemploynient rate, up .1 percent from September, according to the commission.

Food Drive Set

Farm Fresh announced that it is sponsoring a holiday food drive in connection with radio station WTRG through Jan. 4.

Food collection bins have been placed in Farm Fresh locations across eastern North Carolina, including Greenville, the company said.

Food items collected will be distributed by the North Carolina Food Bank for distribution to the needy.

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By The Associated Press Wet roads have been blamed for at least two of North Carolinas 11 traffic deaths during the Thanksgiving holiday, including a 1-year-old girl, the state Highway Patrol said Saturday.

The infant, Kristy Luanne White of Asheboro, died at 8:10 p.m. Thursday when the car in which she was riding hit a utility pole off U.S. 220 south of Randleman m Randolph County.

A patrol spokesman said the child was riding in the front seat of her fathers lap when their car, driven by the chilcrs mother, spun out of control in a heavy rain and slid backward off the left side of U.S. 220, hitting the utility pole.

Both parents, Janet Allred White and Rodney White, were injipred in the wreck.

In the latest accident, the patrol said Ronald Luther Fields Jr., 19, of

Butters was killed shortly before 1 a.m. Saturday when the car he was driving west of Bladenboro ran off the left side of N.C. 211 and struck a tree, throwing Fields from the car.

Rozella Jones Atkins, 60, of Mount Aiiy, was killed at 5 p.m. Friday on N.C. 89 in Sur^ County, 7 miles west of Mount Ai^, the patrol said. Itoopers said she was a passenger in a car that lost control on wet pavement and struck a guardrail. Ms.

Crash Kills Three From N.C.

WILLIS, Va. (AP) - Federal investigators converged at the heavily wooded site Saturday of a downed single-engine plane to determine why the plane crashed, killing all three Norm Carolinians aboard.

Deputy Jerry Yopp, an investigator with the Floyd County Sheriffs Department, said officials from the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board were having difficulty reaching the crash site, located in a ravine on the back of Buffalo Mountain in western Floyd County.

The dead were identified as pilot Francis Bryson Greene, 41, of Mocksville, N.C., his 17-year-old son Francis Bryson Greene Jr., also of Mocksville, and the planes owner, Wayne Douglas Hargett, 43* of Lexington, N.C.

The three were en route Friday from Lima, Ohio, to Mocksville, N.C., in a light-weight Piper Cherokee PA-32 when the controls of the plane apparently malfunctioned, Yopp said.

They had had contact with the Greensboro, North Carolina airport and had advised them that they had lost their controls, the deputy said, estimating the time of the crash to be between 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. That was the last contact anyone had with the plane.

Rocky Johnson, who lives near the site of the crash about 2 miles south of Willis, said he heard the plane before it went down.

The engine was cutting out real bad, he said. I told my wife, Sounds like were going to have a plane crash.

Johnson said he went outside and saw a flash in some woods near his house. He and a neighbor ran three-quarters of a mile to check for survivors in the burning plane.

It hit in the woods and it blew all to pieces, he said. There wasnt notmng left but shrapnel.

Yflop said police themselves had promnns trying to reach the victims. It took awhile for people to get in

to determine the plane had crashed. he said. We had to take four-wheel drives to an open area and then we had to go approximately 150 yards down through a thick wooded area on the side of a mountain.

The plane was still burning when we got there, he said. We found the three bodies laying at various places on the ground. T^ey were already dead. Two of them, we just found

parts. It was quite gruesome.

Yopp said the plane apparently had exploded on impact.

The plane, which was flying in the rain and fog that covered much of the western part of the state Friday, crashed into the side of the mountain.

If he lost his controls, he had no way of determining how high he was, Yopp said.

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Kimberly Jean Jackson, 17, of Windsor, was killed at 12:10 a.m. Saturday on a rural road in Bertie County near Windsor when the car she was driving ran off the road and overturned, the patrol said.

Gary D. (Cultas, 21, of Camp Le-jeune, was killed at 4 p.m. Thursday on a state road about 6 miles west of Jacksonville in Onslow County, troopers said. He was a passenger on a motorcycle that ran off the road and struck a ditchbank, the patrol said.

Wanda Hamm Vanhoy, 31, of Pinnacle, was killed at 5:45 p.m. Friday on U.S. 52 in Forsyth County when she walked into the path of an oncoming car, troopers said.

John Clifford Coble, 71, of Graham, died at 3 p.m. Thursday when he stepped into the path of a car on N.C. 87 in Alamance County.

George Elmer Bryan, 71, and his wife, Mildred, 59, orMurrells Inlet, S.C., died at 7:05 p.m. Wednesday when they were hit by a car while walking across U.S. 17 south of Elizabeth City.

Robert Lee Sauls, 29, of Temple Hills, Md., died at 10 a.m. Thursday when he was thrown from his car in Greene (bounty.

The deaths brought this years

North Carolina traffic death toll to 1,421, compared with 1,497 during the y same period last year.

The North Carolina State Motm* Qub estimated 17 petqile would die on state roads over the 102-hour 1 Thanksgiving weekend that started -at 6 p.m. Wednesday and runs** through midnight Sunday. The holi- * day period claimed 18 lives last year and 20 in 1985. J

NASA Considers Durham

RALEIGH (AP) - Tiny microchips may be the bait that lures a NASA-funded Center for Space Computing to Duke University.

The Microelectronics Center of North Carolina is preparing to build protypes of the microchips that may provide the brains of a scaled-down supercomputer for a U.S. space station.

The chips are the product of collaborations by computer scientists and engineers from the Triangle area. Each chip would be crammed with more than 1 million transistors on a square only slightly larger than one-third of an inch.

The entire supercomputer, com

posed of 128 chips and some other, lardware, would fill a volume no ' larger than 1 cubic foot.

Officials of the NaUonal^ Aeronautics and Space AcUninistra- tion were briefed on the woric earlier this month, and they liked what thQ^ heard, according to Jirfm H. Reif, a > Duke computer professor who heads the Bhtzen supercomputer project and would dmect the proposed \ center.

It was NASAs feeling the , Research Triangle area is an ideal location for the development of an advanced system like the Blitzen -system, Reif told the News and Observer of Raleigh.

COMING BACK Dwayne Brown, right, nearly died three years ago when he and eight other youths drank a corrosive chemical from a wine bottle. Brown lost 80 pounds aftr his stomach and esophagus were removed at N.C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Hes eating again and is going to college. Here he poses with his brother, Daniel, outside their home at Claremont. (AP Laserphoto)

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MOCKSVILLE, N.C. (AP) - If Congress passes a bill to locate a ry, nuclear waste site in the

It, it would mean that some

hlevel waste would be transpor-_ on North Carolina highways, 1 threatening life and property, en-' vironmentalistssay.

I We cannot wait to act until a site ^ here (m: just across the border is {Hck-ed, said John Runkle, an attomev fw the N.C. Cimservation Council. Now is the time for North Caroli* ' nians to wake up or taste the waste.

Eleven sites in North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississii and Kentucky " would be considered for a temporary shMTige facility un^r a bill Congress

is expected to act upon before the end of the year, Runkle said.

The bill was approved by the Senate earlier this month as part of an ai^ropriations bill. Senate and House conferees will try to resolve differences before the end of the year.

Jerome Saltzman, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Energys Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management, has defended the propose temporary storage facility, saying from Washington that it would allow more efficient and safer storage than available at nuclear power plants.

The site, called the monitored retrievable storage facility, would be chosen by the Energy Department no

later than October 1989 and used until officiate select a permanent facility to store such high-level waste as spent fuel rods from nuclear reactors. The agency would chose three finalists from two states by January 1989.

The agency would compensate the host states costs with $50 millim annually and exempt it from consideration for the permanent site.

Claudine Cremer, congressional district assistant to Rep. James Clarke, said during a news conference Friday that a site in Oak Ridge, Tenn., as well as other Tennessee and South Carolina sites would pose grave danger to North Cslrolina.

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Award-Winning Farmer Sets Sights On Success

RALEIGH (AP) - The interest in farming may be declining among young people, but Frank W. Howey Jr. sees a career on the land as a way to incorporate a number of jobs ^ agronomist, mechanic, veterinarian, and entrepreneur.

Howey, a 21-year-old agronomy major at North Carolina State University, owns his own farm near M(roe and lives and woite in the universitys greenhouses. He spends his time watering plants, monitoring the temperature and caring for others research proj^ts.

And now he is an award winner. Howey earned the title of Star American Farmer at the national Future Farmers of America convention this month. The honor goes annual to an FFA member who has shown initiative in

ed him to live at home, keeping up with farm operations and commuting to classes.

Since he became a student at N.C. State, Howey had divided his time between his studies, his farm and his work at the greenhouses. One full-time employee and Howeys family help keep his farm going whUe he is away.

Howey has been active as treasurer of N.C. States Agronomy Club and as treasurer for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Council, a liaismi group involving students and faculty.

He is also a member of the N.C. State soil judging team, which recently placed third in regional competitions in Alabama ana go on to national competition in South Dakota in April.

Howay will travel to Eurqie in March with other FFA winners to visit agribusinesses in France, West Germany and Belgium.

Howeys roots are in the land. Eight generations of Howeys have farmed, and Frank Howey will follow that lead when he graduates in May.

Ive just always enjoyed farming, Howey said. Its not that I believe that is my heritage. I just believe a ^-s(m ou^t to enjoy doing what he does for a living. I just enjoy fanning and being outside.

Since his tgh school days in the Future Farmers of America cha(^ at Sun Valley High School in Monroe, Howey has been building his own farming operation. In seven years, he has increased his i^t worth by $260,000.

Howey started out in high school, bu^ a few cattle and renting land. Today, the operation he owns includes 1,250 acres of full-season and double-cropped soybeans, 480 acres of wheat, 50 acres of oats, 280 acres of grain sorghum, seven acres of fruits and vegetables and 66 head of beef cattle.

Before coming to N.C. State as a junior, Howey spent two years at Wingate College near his home. That allow-

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businessman, Howey said. I think the Inisiness part of farming is very impwtant.

If a farmer can produce a crop but doesnt know how to property market it, he will not be very successful, Howey said.

In the future, Howey sees fewer farmers producing more of the nations food. These farmers will have to use the most up-to-date technologies and keen business skills to succeed, he said.

Although many young people are leaving family farms, in some ways, now is a good time to get into the business, Howey said. Using farm equipment and land are both reasonably priced, he said.

Farmi^s not easy and its not for everybody, Howqysaid.

Ive always been optimistic, he said. There are a lot of economic problems on the farm. We will have to use our leaderslp to address issues that concern farmers and propel American agriculture into the 21st century.

mean some transportation of high-level nuclear waste on our highways and would represent a dramatic increase in sucn a high-level nuclear traffic, Clarke said in a written statement read by Ms. Cremer.

She and others also said an accident in South Carolina and Tennessee would threaten life and property in North Carolina.

Radiation knows no boundaries, Runkle said.

Rep. vSteve Neal and Rep. Bill Hefner said in statements read at the news conference that they support a bill proposed by Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., for a commission to study the nuclear waste disposal issue and to determine whether a temporary site is necessary. The Energv Department has three Western finalists for the first permanent U.S. repository for hip-level nuclear waste, and two North Carolina ites are among a dozen being considered in the departments on-again, off-again search for an Eastern repository.

One suspects the real purpo^ of creating a storage (facility) is to make it, over many years, the de facto Eastern dump, in case other sites prove technically or politically unfeasible, Neal said in a written statement.

Trash Problems

EDEN, N.C. (AP) - A lack of containers for trash means people dump their rubbish on others property, leaving those land owners holding the bag, county officiate and land owners say.

Littering in Rockingham County is punishable by a maximum fine of $50 or up to 30 days in jail. But because its so hard to catch people who dump their trash, the county holds people like Pete Hankins responsible. Hankins owns property in Rock-inghflm County where trash is being dumped. He estimates the cleanup at $900.

Authorities say Im responsible, Hankins said. Ive got a job. Ive got to make a living. I cant spend ail my time looking for someone dumping this garbage.

Hankins said the whole problem is caused by county officiate. A Solid Waste Plan designed by state officiate in 1971 recommended a landfill in the center of Rockingham County with 30 collection sites throu^out the county. The landfill was buUt the collection sites were not.

Runkle urged Gov. Jipi Martin to exercise his right to veto any plan to make North Carolina a waste site, to o(q)ose any plan for a temporary site and to develop a site waste policy. A site in Davie County that Duke Power company considered before atondon-ing plans to build the Perkins Nuclear Power Plant is reportedly among the 11 candidates.

Runkle said a temporary site is unnecessary because most nuclear plants have enough room to store their waste until a permanent repository is found.

The news conference was sponsored by the Conservation Council, the Davie Opposes Nuclear Trash organization, the Elk River Coalition of eight Western North Carolina groups, and the N.C. Radioactive Waste Roundtable.

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: ^ FORT MILL, S.C. (AP) - The re-; Cent tumultuous times at PTL doesnt seem to have hurt the Imusing : market too much at Heritage USA.

* Many who own homes are not bail-ing out on their investment despite t ttie financial problems of the televi-'sion ministry, and those who are ^ looking to sell apparently arent having to search too far for buyers.

When Sarah Jerrell put her condominium at Heritage USA up for sale last month, she had to wait only the time it took her buyer to get a ' loan to sell it. She never advertised.

Dixie Stone, 69, of Miramar, Fla., had wanted to move to Heritage USA ' for several years but couldnt get a job transfer. But after retiring from the federal government, she bought a condominium in September in a subdivision on the grounds of Heritage USA, which includes a theme park.

I have believed since the veiy beginning God is going to turn this place around, she said. And its go-mg to be the biggest Christian center in the United States.

PTL, which is $60 million in debt, is in the midst of being reorganized after filing for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

Skydiving Record

LODI, Calif. (AP) - A pair of parachutists - one from North Carolina have set an endurance record by dropping from the sky on an average of every 5% minutes for a total of 255 times in one day.

I was freezing and I was shaking and I was sick to my stomach, but I never thoueht about giving up, said

: Cheryl Steams, a 32-year-oid pilot from Fayetteville, N.(;., who is the

first woman to jump consecutively * for24hours.

: They call her the Falling Angel, Russell Fish, a 34-year-old com-(Miter ccnnpany financial officer said of his skymving partner. There was ^ nothing more beautiful than lodung r.down below me and seeing her

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- late. Steams and Fish began a mara-i thofi of jumps from 2,000 feet at : 4:36:19 p.m. at the Lodi Airport, ; about 50 miles east of San Francisco.

^ lliey used a tag-team of airplanes to set a pace of one jump about every f four nunutes. But fatigue and a shrinking nighttime crew of ichute packers slowed them

About 23 hours and 40 minutes later, the diving duo tied the 250-i jump record set by David Huber in ; Washington state on July 3-4, 1985, : the each jumped five more times to ' set their mark.

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Gone, too, are the Indian princesses with the white velvet wraps and boots.

It sort of looked like fur, said Mrs. Grant, who spent months crafting the ^ for display in her shop, a converted tobacco ham.

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the weekend of Nov. 21 and 22 and cleaned out almost all of the inventory. Mrs. Grant estimates her uninsured loss at 18,000.

The thieves biggest catch, according to Mrs. Grant, wore the 20 indi-vidualized cloth dolls she has c^-righted as Bubbas aiid Sisters. The 14 Sisto^ and six Bubbas each tod( Bfrs. Grant about two weeks to make.

I always have a waiting list, said Mrs. Grant, whos been marketing the $65 dolls since 1981.

Each is distinct and carries a Dolls By Libba label, traits that might nudie the loot easy to trace, Mrs. Grant hopes.

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RALEIGH (AP) - Sometimes you just cant do a thing with your aners.

Five women were in the Metts Hairstyling in Gamer Friday when a buck deer came into the stop

through a large plate-glass window.

The buck, as they say, stopped here. Briefly.

Suddenly we heard this crash, and there was a deer, said Carol Bletts, who was setting hair. A big bwA. He turned around and ran out. It just scared is to cteath. We thought a plane had crashed into the house.

It was absolutely the most frightening thiitf I have ever dealt in my life, said Anna Hudson,

who was under a dryer wten the deer d. She remembered him as feUow.

Another customer was having her hair curled when the deer came throu^ the glass, said Mrs. Metts, who owns the shop with her husband, Jack.

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^ Mrs. Grant of Kenansville is still % tallying her losses from a break-in at her business, Dolls by Libba, on N.C. > 24 between Kenansville and Warsaw.

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Thousands Pay Last Respects To Mayor Harold Washington

By PAUL A. DRISCOLL Associated Press Writer CHICAGO (AP) - Thousands of tearful mourners filed into City Hall throughout the night and into the gray, drizzly morning Saturday to my their last respects to Harold Washington, the citys first black mayor And, in another sigp of mourning, a riderless horse led thectys annual McDonalds Charity parade.

Across town, Jesse Jackson, a candidate for the Democratic [U'esidential nomination, eidogized Washington before a crowd of more than 1,000 during a memorial service at Operation PUSH headquarters.

Jackson, who cut short a visit to the Middle East when Washington died, called him a friend, a brother, a leader.

With Harold we won against the odds, the Red Sea was divided, we got across.... He broke the old machine of exclusion and built a new rainbow organization of inclusion, Jackson said.

The civil rights activist was accompanied by three black aldennen who have been mentioned as possible successors to Washington, who died of a heart attack Wednesday at the age of 65. ?

Jackson did not offer an endorsement, ^t urged umty in choosing a replacement for Washington, who was in his fifth year in office.

' At City Hall, some mourners dropped little mementoes on a table at the foot of Washingtons casket: a single, wilting rose; a small cross; a worn blue political button like those thousands wore when Washington campaigned successfully against the regular Democratic organization.

Its very pitiful, said a somber middle-age black woman, who identified herself only as G. Malone. It was a very great loss... He was a good man. Steady rain failed to deter the stream of mourners, most of them middle-age blacks for whom Washington symbolized pride and hopes for a better deal for minorities.

Hundreds of whites also came to grieve.

Alton Miner, Washingtons press secretary, said 120,000 people filed past the mayors body between 4 p.m. FYiday and 9 a.m. Saturday.

Former Mayor Jane Byrne was one of the visitors Friday, spuming the VIP entrance and waiting hours in Une.

It was unfortunate, she said, that Washington didnt have two or three terms to accompli:^ his dreams. Washington defeated her and a third Democrat in the 1983 primary, and halted her comeback bid in the primary earlier this year.

Even out-<tf-towners were among the mourners.

1 think he was a reaUy good mayor, with a lot of reaUy good ideas, said Crystal BaUer, 24, of Joliet. But he didnt get a chance to use them.

Anne Wiberg, 49, a suburbanite, said: I was r{eaUy proud of him. He helped a lot of minorities and thats what we need in this day and age.

Washingtons body was to lie in state until late Sunday. His funeral is set for Monday.

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SOMBER MOMENT Chicago police officers carry the coffn of Chicago Mayor Harold Washington into City Hall Friday afternoon. The late mayor wiU lie in state in the buildings rotunda through midnight Sunday. (AP Laserpboto)

Motives Questioned

By JOAN MOWER Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Tony Coelho, DCalif., on Saturday said the White House - instead of promoting peace in Central America is seeking new money for the Nicaraguan Cmitras so they can step up the war.

Coelho, delivering the Democratic response to President Reagans radi address, said Colin sfl, the presidents new national security adviser, has played a role in the efforts to aid the Contras.

This Thanksgiving week, the presidents new national security adviser went to Congress demanding new money for airplanes, helicopters and supplies so that the Contras can sto^ tne war, CoeUio said.

^ts not the road to peace in Central America, he said. Instead, the president should join (House) Speaker (Jim) Wright, and put the powOT and inrestiee of the Ova) Office Dddnd tte (Mve for peace in Central America, Coelho said.

In an interview Saturday, Rep. Dave Boni(N, D-Mich., an opmnent (rf aid to the Ckmtras, said administration officials have come up and they have talked about a $30 million package which, he said would be used to strengthen the Contra air force.

It almost doubles the size of the Contra air force, he said.

Planes and helicopters can be used to increase deliveries of lethal and non-lethal goods, Bonior said.

But a Republican congressional aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said aircraft used to drop food and other life-supporting items are viewed as non-military equipment.

Secretarv of State George P. Shultz has publicly backed the peace plan, which calls for the Contras to put down their arms by Jan. 5. Shultz said on Nov. 11 that the administration would not seek additional aid for the Contras until next year to tive the peace process every chance.

The Republican source on Capitol Hill said Powell apparently was summoned to appear before the Democrat-controlled House Intelligence Committee recently to talk about Contra aid. Intelligence committee matters are secret.

In Santa Barbara, Calif., Marlin Fitzwater, Reagans spokesman, said he was unaware of any such requests for aid by Powell or by anybody else.

Im sure we continually consult with Congress on the status of the Contras, Fitzwater said, but in no way does that conflict with Secretary Shultzs statements that we support peace in Central America.

The Contras now are operating on leftover money from last fiscal years $100 million allocation.

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Police shot and killed a 14-year-old boy who had fired (i officers with a rifle after chasing Us mother from his home, police said.

Three officers opened fire (Hi the boy, Timothy M. Baumel, in a busy part of town about 15 blocks from h home, said police spokesman Dave Simpson. Baumel died at Portland Adventist Hospital, police said.

Baumel had earlier barricaded himself in his home with a rifle, Simpson said.

His mother, Neva Baumel, 49, had met officers at a nearby grocery store, telling them her son was uncontrollable and had chased her out, threatening to shoot anyone who came to the home, Simpson said.

Sober Dealings

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) -President Reagan said Saturday that Soviet adventurism in Nicaragua, Afghanistan and elsewhere poses a major impediment to improved superpower relations that will not be masked by a nuclear missile treaty.

Reagan, in his weekly radio address to the nation, said U.S. leaders must not drop their guard just because the two superpowers are poised to sign a treaty outlawing me-dium-range nuclear missiles.

We must deal with the Soviets soberly, and from strei^, in the name of peace, the president said in the address delivered from Rancho del Cielo, his 688-acre ranch in the Santa Ynez Mountains north of Santa Barbara.

Reagan previewed his coming summit in Washington with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev.

She said her other children, ages 11 and 17, were hiding in the garage, according to Simpson.

Police said they approached the home and saw the boy leave on foot with rifle, and they followed.

Baumel fired a shot in an officers direction, and several more shots were heard, but the officer said he did not know what the boy was aiming at, Simpson said.

Three officers ordered him to drop the weapon but he instead shot at them and they returned fire, Simpson said.

The shooting will be reviewed by the Multnomah County district attorneys office and a grand jury, Simi^on said. An autopsy was scheduled for Saturday, said Paul Horan, a spokesman for the county medical examiners office.

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By RICHARD L.VERNAC1 Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -* The overwhelming majority of Democratic leaders who are automatic delegates to next summers national convention have no clear idea who they want as the partys 1988 presidential nominee, according to the campaign seasons first Associated Press delegate survey. I Democratic delegates who are uncommitted 278outnumber those with an early candidate preference by nearly 4-1. The leader among the candidates, Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, has lined up just 23 delegates who will cast 22.5 votes at the convention.

To gauge the extent of candidate support two months before the first 1968 presidential caucus. The AP interviewed 354 of the 416 Democratic superdelegates, a group that includes members of the Democratic Natiimal Committee, governors and past party leaders.

The AP survey found that Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardt trails Dukakis with 13 convention votes while Illinois Sen. Paul Simon has 12. Sen. Albert Gore Jr. has 10.55, Jesse Jackson 9.8 and Bruce Babbitt four.

But these early commitments largely represent favorite son support ana their significance is far overshadowed by the 278 superdelegates who say they are uncommitted. In aU, 76 superdelegates expressed a preference for one candidate or another.

To be honest. Im undecided and not particularly happy about it, said Kathy Parley, a Democratic Na

tional Committee member from Col-

Elaine Kamarck, who tracks delegates for Babbitt, and Matt Seyfang, who handles these duties for Gephardt, believe some party insiders may be reluctant to commit themselves so soon after the cam-

^Slaware and former Sra. Gary Hart of Colorado.

Tad Devine, director of delegate selection for Dukakis, predicted that the party regulars would withhold judgment unm they see how the can-(fidates do at the polls beginning with the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 8.

At some point these things crystallize, Ms. Kamarck said. Theres never been a candidate named Uncommitted elected president.

In addition to the 390 convention votes held by the automatic delegates, 253 members of Congress are to be selected in April as convention delegates. In all, these superdelegates, holding more than 15 percent of the delegate vote, are an mfluential voting bloc whose uncommitted status would make them a key force should there be a deadlock among the declared candidates.

Most of the remaining 3,517 Democratic delegates will be chosen during primary and caucus elections in which they are pledged to support a particular candidate.

This should not be taken as an indictment of the candidates, said Ms. Kamarck, linking the bloc of uncommitted supermlegates to a simi-

Kennedy's Son to Run Campaign

.BOSTON (AP) - Edward M. Ken-Jr. will run his fathers re-elec-

^t coi^% a prelude to liL own entraiice into electoral politics.

Although no official announcement has been made, Kennedy, 26, who lost a leg to cancer in 1973, has been named diairman of Sen. Edward M. Kennedys campaign, a member of Ken-

sister Kara, 27, will act as vice chairman and focus on the news ntedia; brother Patrick, 20, is to work on grass-roots organizing, said the staff member, who spoke on condition of anon^ty.

The junior Kennedy has considered nmning for office in the past and has develop an international reputation as an advocate fw the handi-cai

John Florescu, a Washington-based television producer and friend of the Kennedy family, said he would be not at all stu^nsed to see Ken-nec^s interest in elective office revive. For now, though, Kennys sole focus is the re-election of his father, Florescu said.

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BOSTON (AP) - Gov. Michael S. Dukakis shodk up his Democratic presidential campaign staff Friday, accepting the resignation of press secretary Patricia OBrien and promoting field director Jack Comgan to directw of campaign operations.

The departure of OBrien, 50, had been nmuNred fw several days. Boston newspapers reported she had alienated many of Dukakis inner circle and had fallen short of expec-

The changes were the latest in a series of moves at the seniw level of the Dukakis campaign, starting with the (kmarture of campaign manager John Sasso two months ago. Sasso was forced to resign, along with political director Paul TuUy, after the two men were implicated in the (uoduc-tion of a video tape that undermined the candidacy of Sen. Joseph Biden.

undecided category in It means that race is stui as uhformed in the minds of theparty officials as it is in the public at large.

For the survey, AP bureaus in every state, the District of Columbia ami mrto Rico reached 354 of the 416 superdeleutes - the only delegates Imown oefore the partys official primary and caucus season opens m Iowa Feb. 8. (There are no automatic delegates to the Republican convention.)

In Atlanta, some of the Democratic superdelegates will cast only factions of votes; the 416 represent 390 of the 4,160 votes that will be cast on the convention floor, and the 354 people contacted by AP account for 341.25 convention votes.

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-Gephardt with 13 delegates who each cast a full vote;

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-Gore with 11 delegates, or 10.55 convention votes;

-Jackson with 11 delegates, or 9.8 delegate votes; and

-Former Arizona Gov. Babbitt with four delegates who each cast a ftdlvote.

The r^cmalism of the candidates early support was unmistakable. Dukds, for example, drew 12 votes from New England, nine from Massachusetts, while Gephardt received 8 votes from the Midwest, including five from Missouri and two from Iowa.

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ByGUYDARST Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - This winter may be something like a rerun fli two years ago, according to the National Weather Service:

-Wet and stormy on the East Coast.

-Cold from the Appalachians to the Great Plains.

-Warm and dry in the Southwest and warm along the coast of Oregon and Washington.

These predictions are pa^y the result of expected changes in wind patterns, said Donald L. Gilman, the chief long-range forecaster for the National Weather Service, at a news

conference Friday.

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The eastward-bound winter storm track from Texas through Georgia will start over the Gulf of Mexico instead of Texas.

-Wind that normally blows storms onto the Pacific Coast from the West will turn northward and blow them m(H*e onto the Pacific Coast of Canada.

The wind that normally blows out of Canada from northwest to southeast into the U.S. Midwest will blow more from north to south.

The gulf origin of East Coast storms means they will carry much' more moisture than normal.

Washingtonians are sensitive about these things, having been battered by 17 inches of flurries on Nov. 11, and Gilman had to decline requests to predict snow amounts.

Whether its snow or rain depends very much on what the circumstances are at that time. The most logical thing to expect is sometimes itll be one, sometimes the other, said Gilman.

The temperatures will probably be so variable from week to we^ that how theyll balance up over the whole season is beyond our ability to predict. ,

Gilman called the Nov. 11 storm a

WINTER OUTLOOK Donald L. Gilman, chief of the prediction branch, U.S. Weather Service, tells reporters that the outlook for ttiis winter shows the greatest likelihood of cold weather is in the Midwest and Deep South.

Unseasonably mild weather is predicted for the Southwest, while stormy, wet weather is forecast for the East Coast. The outlook covers the months of December through February. (AP Laserphoto)

FCC Eyes Offensive Programs

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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Communications Commission will soon send a signal to broadcasters on how to clean the raunch from radio and television airwaves.

The FCC is examining about two dozen complaints filed since April when the agency toughened its stance on indecent progranuning, officials say, and several complaints wm be ready for action soon.

Within the next month or two we will see some dismissals or enforcement actions, said one FCC official, speal^ on condition of anonymity. Actions could range from warnings to fines to license suspensions and revocati(s.

Broadcasters complain that the FCC has given them little more than a 25-word definition of what will be considered indecent: Material that depicts or describes, in terms patently offensive as measured by contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium, sexual or excretory activities or organs.

T%e agency said last wew that such material may be aired between midnight and 6 a.m., when children are not likely to be in the audience.

Obscene material - defined as appealing to prurient interests, depicting sexual acts in a patently offensive way and lacking artistic, literary, pohtical or scientific valuecannot be aired at any time, the FCC reminded.

Though broadcasters welcomed the time guidelines, they Im open ttw possibility of going to court for a clamication of the indecency standard.

If its vague, how does the broadcaster know what to do? said Jeff Baumann, general counsel of the National Association of Broadcasters. Does that then chill broadcasters in terms of what they put on the air.

Broadcasters are not clamoring for the opportunity to put on material that violates the law, he said. But, he added, if a standard is so vague and subject to inter-

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In all other respects, the FCCs ruling last week reaffirmed its finding of indecency against three radio station owners, and said broadcasters can look to those cases for guidance on what they can and cant air.

In one of the three cases, Pacifica Foundation Inc.s KPFK-FM, Los Angeles, was cited for broadcasting a program the FCC said contained explicit depictions of homosexual acts. Pacifica, which has taken ite case to a federal appeals court, defended the pri^m, saying it was a discussion about a play running in Los Angeles about safe sex and the disease AIDS.

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NICOSIA, C^rus (AP) Irans president, Ali Khamenei, said Saturday that Iranian forces would carry owa pre-emptive strike against U.S. ^al units in the Persian Gulf if ishington endangers Tehrans 1 interests.

I declare that in order to confront Uf U.S. we will not wait for it to strike at us first, Khamenei was qttpted as sa^ng by the official mmic Repubuc News Agency.

If we fed that the U.S. is bent u|nn continuing its provocative and mischievous acts or may try to endanger our interests in the Persian Gulf we will certainly strike.

Khamenei also heads the Supreme Defense Council which decides war policy. He was addressing a group of 500,000 military volunteers in Shiraz in the southern Pars province, IRNA said, monitoiied in Nicosia.

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Freed Frenchmen Welcomed Home

FREE AND HOME French newsman Jean Louis Normandin, 36, carries his 8-year-old son, Antome, at his arrival Saturday at Orly Airport in Paris after he was freed Friday by his Beirut Shiite Moslem abductors following a 26-month captivity. Visible in the background are French Interior Minister Omrles Pasqua, left. Culture Minister Francois Leotard, back center, and FKnch Premier Jacques Chirac, back right. On the right is Normandins father, Marc Normandin. (AP Laserphoto)

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speedboat and disabled two others after a U.S. helicopter was fired on near Farsi. Six Iranians were captured, but two died of wounds after being rescued by U.S. forces.

Four U.S. destroyers bombarded oil platforms at Irans offshore Rostam oilfield on Oct. 19. U.S. officials said then the attack was a limited reprisal for an Iranian missile attack three days earlier on the products tanker Sea Isle City, one of the reflagged tankers.

The Sea Isle attack wounded 18 crewmen, including tankers American master.

Khamenei said Saturday that Iran holds the upper hand in its confrontation with America, but is closely watching developments in the region and is determined to counter the dangerous U.S. policy, IRNA said.

Latin Presidents Talk Debt Terms

ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) - Eight Latin American presidents on Saturday hammered out details of a joint strategy to back their demands for better debt payment terms from U.S. and other foreign creditors.

Officials said the common stance will be announced in a manifesto to be released Sunday at the end of the eight-nation summmit in this Pacific coastal resort.

This is a message for us, said Luiz Carlos Bresser Pereira, Brazils finance minister. And its a message also for creditor countries. He commented in a brief interview Friday night at a dinner at the San Diego Fort, an 18th-century fortr^ overlooking Acapulcos spectacular bay.

The negotiating points, according to officials, will reflect the debtor nations shared conclusion that they cannot repay their debts without adequate financing. The manifesto also will say that interest charges on the debts should be compatible with the debtors economic growth.

ByJOELDONNET Associated Press Writer

PARIS (AP) - Frenchmen Jean-Louis Normandin and Roger Auque came home to a tumultuous welcome Saturday after being freed by their , kidnappers in Beirut.

Normandin, 36, a lighting engineer for the Antenne 2 network, spent 20 months in captivity before his release Friday. Auque, 31, a freelance journalist, was held for 10 months.

Premier Jacques Chirac and Foreign Minister Jean-Bernard Raimond met the former hostages at Orly Airport after they were fn^ by the clandestine Shiite Moslem Revo-

Tha^ to all of &e who worked for our release, Normaiulin said to his Antenne 2 colleagues as he held his young son in his arms and fought back tears. Please, dont ask me too much.

A boisterous crowd swarmed around the Mystere 20 jet after it stopped on the tarmac in front of the VIP lounge at Orly. Officials, family members and journalists jostled one another to have a word with the freed Frenchmen. The plane had stojpped at Corsica before heading to Paris.

Ai^ue thanked those involved in obtaining bis release, adding that in September, I was informed that I probably would be freed. He repeated the allegation he made shortly after he was released in Beirut that the majority of the kidnappers were Palestinians.

Both men appeared to be in good health.

The latest releases left 20 foreigners, including four Frenchmen and eight Americans, missing after being kidnapped in Lebanon. In addition, Anglican Church envoy Terry Waite is missing after he vanished last January during a mission to mediate with Islamic Jihad, which holds some of the hostages.

The longest-held foreign hostage in Lebanon is Terry Anderson, 40, chief Middle East correspondent of The Associated Press. He was kidnapped March 16,1985 by the Islamic Jihad.

Normandin and Auque left the packed airport lounge after about 10 minutes.

Shortly before they arrived home, the afternoon newspaper Le Monde hit the streets with a report that the payment of a ransom contributed to the conclusion of the negotiations with the kidnappers. It gave no details.

In a brief speech at the airport before the arrival of Normandin and Auque, Chirac denied this deceitful allegation with no basis and wondered aloud what could have been behind it.

We will continue to do all that is in our power and which conforms to our dignity to obtain the release of the (three) last French hostages, he said, referring to diplomats Marcel Carton and Marcel Fontaine and journalist Jean-Paul Kauffmann.

Chirac said the release would help improve relations with Iran.

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The Greenville City Council will conduct a meeting at the above time, date and location for the following purpose:

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about those who remain in cietody.

For us, this is a beginning, ncA an Old, he said.

Joelle Kauffmann, wife of hostage Jean-Paul Kauffman, said she hop^ Fridays release was not an isolated case.

They told us in recent months that there had been a global negotiation for a release of all of the hostages, and not drop-by-drop, she said. I dont know if the government sees what has happened today as a semivictory or a semi-failure.

The Revolutionary Justice Or^nization released a statement in Beirut sayii^ the freeing of Normandin and Auque closes the file of the French hostages with our organization. We hold no other Frenchmen. It does, however, hold two Americans.

In an earlier interview from Beirut with Radio Television Luxembourg, Au^ue said his greatest fear in captivity was not death or abuse but that he would go crazy.

The hardest thing was constantly returning to memories and recogniz-inp that one has made a lot (rf mistakes, that one has sometimes hurt others, that one has not alwa;^ been very good, and one starts to mix up his thoughts and has problems focusing his attrition on one idea for more than a minute. At that instant, one understands that he is starting to show mental weakness.

Gorbachev Grants Brokaw Interview

MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev was very amiable and very charming during the first Mrsonal interview of a Soviet leader by a U.S. television network, NBC anchorman Tom Brokaw said Saturday.

Gorbachevs one-hour exchange with Bitdmw will be aired in full by NBC in the United States on Monday at 8 p.m. EST, network officials have announced.

Brokaw told The Associated Press after the interview conducted in the Council of Ministers room at the Kremlin that the 56-year-old Communist Party chief chatted informally with NBC executives before and after the taping.

He was very amiable and very charming and, well, lets just say he didnt get there by accident, Brokaw said. He was obviously trying to seize the moment.

We definitely got the impression he is really locking forward to his trip to the United States, said NBCs Moscow correspondent, Sandy Gilmour, who took part in the informal exchanges before and after the interview.

Brokaw said he managed to get through most of the questions he had prepared on the subjects of arms control, human rights, Gorbachevs personal life, his campaigns for more openness and rebuilding of Soviet society and the economy, and the case of ousted Moscow party boss Boris N. Yeltsin.

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ByJOHNEDLIN Associated Press Writer HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) - The natimis top police official on Saturday inspects the farms where 16 white missionaries and children were hacked to death by. a murderous band, whose leader he vowed to capture at all costs.

A witness to the worst attack on whites since Zimbabwes 1980 in-(tependence told Saturday of how the attackers used axes against their bound victims, and how they bashed a 6-week-old boy against a kitchen sink until he died.

Killed were seven women, five chil^n and four men.

John Russell, who was away at the

time of the massacre, became the only surviving adult member of the Pentecostal Christian commune called Community for Reconcilia-i tion. He said he would abandon the two homesteads, called New Adams and Olive Tree.

When this atrocity happened, I was on my way from the United States and Britain, he told reporters at the site of the killings, wmch occurred Wednesday night. I was told on mv arrival that tUs had happened. I have lost my wife... I still cant beUeveit.

Home Affairs Minister Enos Nkala, who is in charge of police, said after being shown the massacre site by armed police: We want

Gayigusu at all costs. We want his head.

Gayigusu (grinding the bush in the local Matabele language), whose real name is Morgan Sango, is a notorious rebel leader authorities blame for many of the hundreds of slayings in western Zimbabwes Matabeleland province in the last few vears. He is believed to lead a band of about 20 men.

It is a matter of time before we get him, Nkala said after inspecting the two farms southeast of . ^

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Haiti. Anjlade was shot and killed last week in the wave of violence preceding Sundays scheduled national elections. (AP Laserphoto)

Haiti Says No Monitoring

By DONNA CASSATA Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - The government of Haiti on Saturday denied congressional representatives on a presidential-appointed delegation permission to monitor the Canbbean countrys first general elections in 30 years.

Rep. Benjamin Gilman of New York, a semor Republican member of the HiHise Foreign Affairs Committee, and Jaime B. Fuster, Puerto Rican resident commissioner, learned of the decision from State Department officials at about 12:30 a.m. Saturday, Gilman said. Elec-tiims are to be held in Haiti on Sunday.

Im shocked and disappointed, Gilman said in a telephone interview later in the day. ^This is an ill-conceived, arbitrary decision.

Twelve members of the delegation, including representatives of labor, business, education, the church and the law, were allowed to enter Haiti, a State Department spokesman said.

In denying permission to Gilman and Fuster, the military-dominated junta of Haiti cited an Oct. 14 letter to Lt. Gen. Henri Namphy, president of the National Governing Council, in which concessional leaders voiced concerns aoout human rights in the imcoming elections. The letter was si^ied by 46 members of Congress, includiiu Gilman and Fuster.

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Wednesday that Gilman, Fuster and Walter Fauntroy, the Democratic delecte to Congress from the District of Columbia, would travel to Haiti to be official observers to the election.

Fauntroy bad decided not to participate before Haiti announced that it wwild deny visas to Uk congressional delegation.

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The letter cited allegations of the direct involvement of Haitian security forces in a series of attacks on civilians, foreign and domestic journalists, and priests and community

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Gilman said he hoped the remaining delegation members would be ame to successfully monitor the elections.

I hope the process will go forward, Gilman said. The president underscored his concern.

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Members of Gayiguss gang fought under Nkomos command in the seven-year war for independence, then returned to the bush when Nkomo did not win power in elections.

Nkomo, on a private visit to England, condemned the massacre as dastardly and callous. He suggested it was aimed at wrecking talks he has been holding with Prime Minister Robert Mugabe aimed at merging the nations two main tial parties. Nkomo and Mugabe ate armies in the war that helped transform the white-ruled British colony of Rhodesia to black-governed Zimbabwe.

Nkala said the victims were axed to death after their hands were tied behind their backs and were left in the two burning houses.

Mrs. Esinathi Dube, a black domestic employee of the missionaries, told him she witnessed the killings.

The first to be axed was Mrs. Russell, who was also chopped five times, she said, referring to Mrs. Hazel Russell, 46, a white Zimbabwean and John Russells wife. Then they called the Marais family into the kitchen one by one and chopped them with an ax while their hands were tied b^nd them.

David Marais, 35, his wife Katherine, 34, and their son Ethan, 4, were killed.

Mrs. Dube, choking back tears, said the gunmen summoned another family from the commune Robert Hill, 38, his wife Gaynor, 27, and their son Benjamin, 6 weeks. When they started chopping Gaynor, I started vomiting and fainting, she said.

The gunmen, who did not use their weapons, then set fire to the homesteads and fled into the night, she said.

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ByEMELANIL Associated Press Writer a; ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -The Motherland Party of Premier Turgut Ozal is Jikely to win a parliamentary majority in Sundays elections despite a drop in Sroter support over the last weeks of the campaign, according to the latest ublic opinion poU published Saturday.

The Piar Polling Agency, whose predictions have generally proved accu-^te in previous elections, said 36.3 percent of the voters were backing Ozals Tree market policies. That is down firom 39.4 percent two weeks ago.

win 260 seats in the 45(Kseat National

Piar said its margin of error was 2 percent.

It.proiected that Motherland would win 2i Assemiuy.

The poll indicated increased support for the Social Democratic Populist Party, which gained 10 percent pomb after two weeks of vigorous oampaign*

Social Democrats were which would translate into 145 seats

by 28.8 percent of those queried. Parliament.

Seven par^ are in the race. But the poll forecast that only three would be represented in Parliament. Under Turkish law, a party must get at least 10 percent of the vote to enter Parliament.

The center-right True Path Party led by former Premier Suleyman Demirel is expected to come in third with 19 percent of the vote and an estimated 45 seats, the poll said.

In the outgoing Parliament, which had 400 seats, the major party breakdown was: Motherland Party, 2^ seats; Social Democratic Populist Party 54; True Path 45, and Democratic Left Paity 27.

The Prosperity Partv aifd the Nationalist Won Party had one seat each. There were 18 independents and five vacant seats.

Ozal advocated a larger Parliament to represent Turkeys 52 million people.

The poll said the Democratic Left Party, headed by former Premier Bulent Ecevit, will not gain any seats. Piar gave Ecevits party 6.4 percent of the vote.

Unlike the military-supervised elections in 1963, which restored civilian rule and brought Ozal to power, Sundays elections are open to all legally established parties.

In 1983, the military allowed only three parties to run. Two of those are now defunct. Their legislators joined other puties set up after the military relinquished power.

Former political leaders, barred from political activity until 1992 by the military, were freed from the ban in a September referendum. They are all in the running at the head of newly established parties.

As tlM campaign heated up, Social Democratic leader Erdal Inonus star rose. Inonu, 62, a nuclear physicist turned politician, came across in TV speeches as a confident, unruffled leader with a sense of humor.

His p^ advocates a return to a planiKd economy with heavy state intervention.

Inonu, son of the late President Ismet Inonu, likened the Turkish people to a squee^ lemon under Ozals government, which has failed to keep inflation from soaring to 50 percent.

Do you want to be sneezed for another five years? Inonu asked voters.

Ozal countered by pomting to an economic boom that has seen Turkey grow by eight percent and seven percent over the past two years.

said he brought electricity and telei^ones to Tuiieys remote villages, made massive infrastructure investments, liberalized foreign trade, and reduced bureaucratic controls.

In full-page newspaper advertisements Saturday, the Motherland Party invited Turks to march to the year 2000 hand-in-hand.

The premier, who called the elections one year early, seeks Turkeys membership in the European Economic Community by the end of the centu^. As the result of import hberalization, Turkish shops are stocked with forei^ gadgets, cigarettes and liquor. Exports keep rising steadily and may surpass $9 billion this year.

The campaign has been relatively calm except for bomb explosions a month ago at three local branches of the Motherland Party that killed one man and injured nine people. The assailants have not beeen tracked down.

Responsibility for the explosions was claimed both by the leftist underground Turkish Peoples Liberation Fnmt and two previously unknown Islamic groups that chafed Ozal with anti-Islamic policies. Police declined to comment on the conflicting claims.

Under Turkish law, electioneering had to end at 6 p.m. Saturday.

There are 26.3 million Turks eligible to vote. A high turnout was expected since failure to vote carries a fine of 813.

Polling hours were 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A trend is expected to emerge by Sunday midnight but complete results are not expected before Tuesday.'

foUce Diffuse S. Korean Rallies

k By BARRY RENFREW

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- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A ^outh hurled a tear g^ grenade at l^emment presidential candidate ^ Tae-woo Saturday, and thousands of riot police broke up 4lemonstrations in Seoul and other ^es in a major show of strength, r Protesters shouted Execute Rnh!

The grenade missed Roh, at a in the port of Inchon outside and faued to go off. Officials said it glanced off a campaign aide.

Scores of police seized the attacker and dragged him away.

Thousands of police were guarding Roh after reports that rameal students would stage an attack. He has escaped a series of assaults with fireixMnbs, rocks and tekr gas at

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^DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) -ffresident Hussain Muhammad Er-shad offered to hold early elections in a speech to the nation Saturday 24 i3idora after he declared a state of iemergency to quell growing unrest.

The government meanwhile im-iposed strict press censorship, bann-j ing aU reports on the political opposition and on anything deemed critical :iOf the government. Curfews stilled ;;the streets of Dhaka and four other 'Cities.

> Ershads offer came in a 25-minute "address broadcast over radio and :;television. The former army general, ;.who seized power in 1962 in a bloodless mifitary coup, did not itbebeld til.

elections would j;be for a new Parliament.

-IV If the people vote for a change of ,! the government, I will not hesitate to ifihappily hand over power to the vic-' ItorioiiB party, Ershadsaid.

!! He assured the nation that the elec-'|;tions, which were not to have been held until 1991, would be fair.

opposition has accused Er-/!shads government of mismanaging

the economy and rigging the balloting that elected him president a year ago. His Jatiya Party has a majority in the country^s 330-seat parliament, elected in May 1986.

Through three weeks of demonstrations and general strikes, the opposition has been calling for Ershaa to step down before any new election.

It wants a neutral caretaker government to administer new elections and decide the nations form of government.

The two main oj^ition politicians, Sheik Hasina and Khaleda Zia, reportedly rejected the idea of new elections under Ershads government when the president sou^t their support. .

The two have been under house arrest since Nov. 11, a day after the unrest began. Ms. Hasina is the daughter of assassinated President Shdk Mujibur Rahman. Ms. Zia is the wife oi slain President Ziaur Rahman.

campaign rallies prior to Dec. 16 presidential elections.

Police declined to discuss Saturdays attack.

Young-sam, a major opposition candidate, told a rally in Taegu that the government was using bm>-ery and corruption to try to win the elections.

Kwrean news reports estimated the turnout for Kim at 600,000 people. Opposition officials said 1 million people had attended.

About 20,000 riot police were deployed across the country Saturday after tte National Coalition for Democracy called for protests in 26 cities to demand that Roh quit the race.

Violence erupted in Kwangju, Chonju and Chongju. Dozens of people were arrested as police used tear gas and protesters attacked offices of the governing Democratic Justice Party.

StUl, the rallies attracted relatively small audiences and there were no protests in many of the designated cities.

Tlw few hundred pmple who showed up fcnr the protest in central Seoul were swamped by 5,000 riot police ringing the park where the meeting

rested about 15 people in sidewalk scuffles.

The protesters scattered leaflets demanoing Roh be punished for the bloody suppression by government forces of me Kwangju uprising in 1960. Roh was a general at the time and helped President Chun Doo-hwan take power that year with military backing.

Police tear gas dispersed about 200 students Saturday who hurled firebombs and rocks in an anti-Rdi protest in Kwangju.

Dozens of youths attacked two offices of the government party in Chongju with rocks and firebombs. They smashed dozens of windows and gutted one office.

About 30 people were arrested in Taej<m at a coalition rally. Three people were arrested in street demonstrations in Chonju, the coalition said.

Coalition officials said about 20 people were arrested for trying to

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Riot police swept up and down sidewalks as protesters attempted to gather in the street outside the park.

Execute Roh Tae-woo!^ and Punish Roh Tae-woo!, protesters shouted.

About 12 coalition leaders and supporters were dragged into a police bus and taken away when they tried to enter the pait. Police later ar-

A rally by opposition candidate Kim Jong-pil in Pusan was disrupted briefly when a young man leapt onto the das, cut his finger and wrote a slogan in blood denouncing the Korea Broadcasting System.

Opposition supporters contend the state-owned network slanted its coverage to favor Roh.

Roh Tae-woo Roh Tae-woo!, aoout 40,000 spectators chanted at Inchon as Rdi attacked the (^^i-tion, charging it would plunge the country into chaos.

Roh said he would establish diplomatic relations with China and ensure regional peace if elected.

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The need for additional space for Pitt Countys offices is urgent and the county commissioners should address this issue with a long-term approach to expansion.

In addition, the board should also seek a cooperative relationship with Greenville when planning new office space. If an office relocation is expedient for both entities, it would best serve the citizens interest for any new construction to be devised jointly. Since downtown Greenville would be a lo^cal, practical site to relocate county offices, future city needs could easily be considered in any approach.

** County needs are not minimal, and projections prove this point. The 474 employees worlting in the courthouse and county office building are expected to increase to 595 in the next five years. To accommodate this growth, planners strongly and correctly recommend the 85,725 feet of office space owned by the county be increased to 177,230 square feet. Three buildings purchased earlier this year by the county will provide only another 22,842 square feet still 69,000 square feet short of the estimated need in five years.

City officials say they are running out of space to put employees a situation which just isnt congruous with a growing city in need of an expanding staff.

With the requirements of both entities considered, it woqld be feasible for the two to coordinate long-term planning and financing for any building for space needs. A combined city-county complex housing a conglomerate of offices might be the best approach.

A structure of that type would be cost effective for the two to operate and efficient for the taxpayer who seeks city or county services. It would be benicial to have all city and county administrative services and courthouse functions in close proximity. Centralization would be less confusing to the public and better serve taxpayers needs.

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In 1986, in response to an appeal to save people of the world, an international agreement restricting use of ozone-destroying chemicals was signed by major industrialized countries. It was an effort to get their houses in order.

' The prime target were chlorofluorcarbon compounds (CFCs) which are credited with damaging the protective ozone layer high above Mother Earth.

Since that agreement was signed in Montreal, there has been a scramble by manufacturers to find alternative substances to CFCs for such products as seat cushions, insulation for homes, refrigerators, air conditioners, carry-out containers and solvents to clean computer chips its a long list and a great deal of money is involved.

CFCs are used because they react chemically with few other substances, are not toxic and do not bum. Manufacturers are concerned over possibly losing the race to find substitutes for CFCs which have such ' widespread use.

Plastic foam makers, for instance, fear being driv-I en out of business. Electronics manufacturers think I they may get by with a big increase in recycling of I CFC compounds, and automakers are relying heavily on hope that alternatives will be available for vehicle I air conditioners.

i The Environmental Protection Agency is under a ! Dec. 1 court deadline to decide whether to regulate j CFCs. The agency expects to use that deadline to pro-* pose draft regulations to carry out the Monti^l ! agreement.

So theres a race underway and the stakes are real-

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Holiday Hustle And Bustle Begins

- Christmas past might te, everyone seems to have dined well on Christmas day.

And now its Christmas Alvin Taylor

shopping season. The 1

rush is under way to get those gifts for mom and pop, a tie for Uncle Ed, and, of course, all kinds of toys for the kids.

The stores will be packed and will stay that way until every last gift is bought, wrapped and labeled in preparation for the Christmas morning custom of exchanging presents around the Christmas tree.

The gift giving mania grows larger every year and obliging merchants stock an ever larger variety of ^ft items to provide a wide choice. All the buyer has to do is know the right size and color to make the recipient happy on Christmas mom; ing.

Of course, lots of the gifts will be delivered by the

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mystical Santa Claus who by tradition comes down the chunney on Christmas eve to leave the nayriad toys which make the youngsters so elated. If you believe in Santa Claus you simply ignore the fact that the jolly old gent couldnt possibly fit in most modem chimneys. And then how about the manufactured fireplaces in many new homes and condos? And how about the homes that dont have fireplaces?

Anyway, Santa manages to visit in practically every home where" there are children. The younger ones accept this miracle and the

older ones dont ask questions.

It is also the season where dear ol dad or maybe its granddad now tUs the stories about the sparse Christmases of his youth. The lone toy might have been a pair of roller skates, and an orange and a candy cane might have completed the Santa gifts. Somehow, though, even in those hard times, the Christmas dinner was never lacking. There was the traditional turkey, stuffing, gravy and all the trimmings. There was fruit cake and pumpkin pie for dessert. No matter how somber the stories of

Well back in 1987, we are barely past the stuffing we had on Thanksgiving day and few are yet planning the ; Christmas meal. That will come after the gift shopping * is done and many a cook will ' put all her or his skills into the dinner that will feed a family or an army on 1 Christmas day. ^

If it sounds as if your col-' umnist is jaded by it all,' forget it. I love the hustle,,, and bustle of the Christmas r season, the anticipation of the day and the family gath- erings it brings about. No ^ matter how many ^ Christmases you experience, each is new and ex- .2 citing. May it ever be. :

Bring Leadership Deficit Under Control

Walter

Mead

For weeks the eyes of the world were fixed on the congressional and administration budget conferees. A crisis of confidence, said many observers. The last chance to fix the deficit, said others. On some days, little progress was reported and on those days the nation - or at least the media - shuddered. Would the conferees make significant budget cuts and so restore confidence to the shaken financial markets? Finally, the conference presented its results, and last week Wall Street neither crashed nor soared. It yawned.

What Reagan said of the majority report on the Iran-Contra affair, that they labored and brought forth a mouse, could be said with more justice of the budget negotiators. With $23 billion of cuts already assured by Gramm-Rudman, a month of face-to-face talks involving the most senior U.S. mlitical leaders resulted in only $7 billion (rf additional 1988 cuts. More cuts were

promised in 1989, after the election. We shall see.

The 17 billion was more illusion than reality. Federal budget estimates are just that estimates. A strong economy means more income and fewer expenses for the Treasury, and a recession means the oiHWsite. Seven billion dollars, less than 1 percent of federal spending, is simply too small a number to have any significance. In October, the deficit was $5 billion largor than originally estimated virtually wijang out the ballyhooed $7 billion.

Under Gramm-Rudman, cuts were to be equally divided between the military and domestic budgets. Since the president was unwilling to accept $11.5 billion in defense cuts, and Con-felt the same way about programs, tense negotiations were anticipated long before the market crash.

While legislators and administra-tion officials welcomed the chance to pose as the nations saviors in an economic crisis, the stock market

crash had little to do with the decisions reached. The deals general outlines ~ slightly higher taxes and slightly lower spending levels had also been clear since Gramm-Rudman was enacted. It has been clear since 1961, that politicians of both parties lack either the vision or the courage to attack portions of the federal ddicit that make the most trouble.

die

iiblicans would like to cut midentitlement programs, but

they fear tbe wrath of voters. Democrats dream of pruning what they regard as unnecsary weapons programs, but they too lack the stomach for the resulting political fight. It will take more than a stock market crash to break up this logjam.

In any case, it is far from clear that the federal deficit had anytl^ to do with the crash. The deficits, after all, have been mounting for years and during most of that time stock prices rose regardless of the federal deficit. In fact, the federal deficit had begun to shrink in the months before the crash, and the Gramm-Rudman pro

cess insured further cuts were on the way.

It is also unclear that cutting fed- -eral spending is the wisest course in: the wake of a crash. The time to cut 1 the deficit was 1984 and 1985, when " the economic expansion was young. <

We need a Congre and a presi- ^ dent who can do their part in these | uncertain times. It is not enough for ; them to quibble over a few billion ^ dollars in the federal budget. They must come to terms with the whole" range of problems effec^ the slug- ' gishness and vulnerability of the world economy and declining U.S.; competitiveness. Once the leadership , deficit has been brought under con-, trol, and Washington is once again capable of bold and constructive eco- nomic action, the markets will ; stabilize and the economy can grow., And, who knows, we may even be able to get the budget and trade deft-' dts down to reasonable levels.

Walter Russell Mead is author f "Mortal Splendor: Tbe American Empire in Transition. ^

Who'll Replace The Rat In The Barn?

Paul

OConnor

RALEIGH - Now that the secretary of states office will no longer be the barn that houses the oldest rat in the Democratic party, North Carolina voters will have to decide what thw want to do with it.

Thad Eures decision not to seek a 14th term as secretary of state means a wide open race for the office, with a campaign that is likely to center more (m the kind of candidates run-

Eure first won the office in 1936 he used the sloun: *Give a young man a chance. Young candidates are tbe first into this race.

Democrats would be hard-pressed to nominate a more falthfUl party activist than Brad Miller, a Rafei^ lawyer who operated the partys phone banks in 1964 and who has held numerous other party poets in recent years. Miller, fiT is a bright and earnest lawyer, and he knows a foei

bit about grassroots organizatira. But voters will have to inake an effort to get to know him because he is not likely to have a great deal d money to spend, and because his competition is likely to be much more recognizable.

Ray Warren, the only announced Republican at this time, would have much the same appeal as Miller. Hes also a young lawyer who could be expected to bring a neat deal of enthusiasm to the job. (The Congressional Gub might oppose Warren and trytoputoneofitsownontbe GOP ticket.)

The second option for tbe Democratic voters is to nominate either a woman or a bladi to briM some variety to the ticket. Ever since Virginia Democrats swept into office witna ticket compromised of a white male, black male and white fonile in 1965, North Carolina Democrats have been wondering aloud if they could do thesaine thing, theslot for secratary if ilMi would^have to |o to a woinan

or a biack if this kind of rainbow tick^ kisto be arranged.

Betty Wallace, a deputy superintendent of pubUc instruction and unsuccessful candidate for U.S. Senate in 1966, has talked of running. In 1964, former Wake Commissioner Betty Ann Knudsen unsiccessfuUy sought tbe nomination in a race with Eure.

Howard Lee. the former Chapel Ifill mayor and former secretary of natural resources and community development in the administration oif

Gov. Jim Hunt, is tbe most widely discussed potential black candidate. But the name of outgoing Charlotte Mayor Harvey Gantt is a

up pretty badly in 1984, and he hasnt

also being discussed.

The third option is to take 00 an established political name. Here Rufus Edmisten appears. The former attorney general and unsuccessful 1984 gubernatorial candidate says be wants to run.

While Edmisten would be tbe apparent frootrunnor for tbe nomlna-tion. be may also suffer from political burnout. Edmisten was roughed

didate and a officebkder

Lee can also be seen as a failed pol-i itician. DNRCD was a mess when he left it and hes already lost one statewide race, that for lieutenant !

governor in 1976. \

Still, these two men have follow-ings. There are many Edmisten | loyalists in the Democratic Party. ; Lee would be likely to draw consid- { erable support from blacks and lib- > erais, and from those who feel a ' Mack candidate on the ticket would help all Democrats running in 1966.

There are issues like corporate j takeover laws and lobbyists rehla- 1

tioo that could enter this campaign, i but races for Council of State dont ! usuaUy attract enough attention for ; issues to be noticed. This race, at least in the primary, is likdy to be < about how a ticket should be filled out. not about any particular istuee.

The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N.C. Sunday. November 29,1967

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CommentaryThe Problem Of Add Rain: Pledges But No ProgressNichael ; Weinkopf

, WASHINGTON-When President SIfigaii endorsed the recom-mendation kw special envpys in Blarch 1986 for a m billion techndo^ program to comnat acid rain, Canadian Prime Bfinister Brian Molroneyliailed the endorsement as an essential first step in resolving an issue that has strained relations between the two nations for years.

Twenty months later, Canadians are still waiting for the second step. No projects have been undertaken or funded as result of the envoysreport.

How the report evolved is a principal focus of the federal trial of Michael K. Deaver. Prosecutors have charged that Deaver, while White House deputy chief of staff, pushed for the appoinhiient olapedaCeiivoya oihaeitni^ then lied to a grand jury investigating his lobbyii^ activities after he left government. . *.....4

Overshadowed by the revelations about; White House politics iaw story of an environmental initiative that was unveiled in the ow of summitry but faded after the klieg lights dimmed.' >

Last Blarch, as he prepared for another meeting with Mulroney^amid Canadian charges of bad faith, Reagan amended his budget to indipde the $2.5 bilUon government share of the program recommendedby the envora.

But the presidents failure to sew the funds earlier, and eHorts ly the administration to claim credit for unrelated programs, have prompted critics on both sides of the border to question bis commitment.

Testimony at the Deaver trial has fueled the criticism. Former White House chief of Stan Donald T. Regan acknowledged that the appointment of special envoys was seen as a chance to pass the ball and move the add-rain issue off to the side so as not to sour tk Idarch 1985 summit between Reagan and Mulroney.

According to Lynn McDonald, environmental spokesman for Canadas New Democratic Party, the envoy mission was just a political gesture in lieu of action.

It is now clear that it wasnothing more than a public-relations effort, said Sen. George J. Mitchell, D-Maine, a leading advocate of acid-rain controls. He said the president moved to amend the budget only after his inaction became painfiilly embarrassing to Mulroney and it became necessary to appease the Canadians.

Administration officials deny any weakening of commitment, saying that time was needed to study options for the costly program in an era of big budget deficits.

Ttiere was no such ambivalence when the special envoysDrew Lewis for the United States andWilliam Davis for Canada called for a five-year, $5 t^on U.S. iNXi^am to develq cleaner methods burning coal in power plants and factories.

The projects, which were to be financed jointly by government and industry, were to concentrate on technology that would result in some near-term reduction in transborder sulfur dioxide emissions from U.S. plants and thatwouldbe:

-Adaptable to existing plants.

-Geared to boilers that bum high-sulfiir coal, the main source of acid rain today.

-Cheaper than current antipollution devices.

Ottawa has long complained that sulfiir emissions from U.S. coal-fired boikss, chemically transfocmed in the atmosphere, fall on the Canadian side as acidic rain and snow, damaging lakes, rivers and forests and killing aquat-iclife.

At his March 1986 meeting here with Mulroney, the president said he fully endorsed the repent, cemceding fen* the first time that acid rain is a man-made problem. Until tnen, he had opposed all acid rain regulations, arguing that too little is known of the causes of the pollution to warrant costly control programs.

Mulroney, under pressure at home to gain U.S. concessions on acid rain, said that Reagans endorsement showed is a front-buraer issue.

But after Mulroney left Washing, the burner was turned off. There was no amendment to the fiscal 1987l^et seeking funds for the program. Indeed, the administration had objected to a $400 million, three-year Clean Coal Technology Program (CCIP) passed by Congress in December 1985. The program was designed to expand energy uses of coal by finding new ways to bum it cleanly-a mandate much broader than the envoys search for inexpensive controls to cut add rain in the near term.

By September 1986, however, then-Acting Assistant Energy Secrdary Donald L. Bauer was arguing that nine projects sdected for the congressional program at projected costs of $960 mulion-a third of it to be federal-would fumU the requirementsof the Lewis-Davis rep(Ht.

If these projects are fully successful, there may be no need for additional federal activity, Bauer told a House Science and Technology subcommittee.

But environmentalists accused the White House of budgetary legerdemain, and the Congressional Research Service issued a rroort last January asking if the Energy Department was squaring a circle. liie CCTP does not represent a major downpayment on the envoys $5 billion program, said the

research service, concluding that only three of the nine CCTP projects valued at $52 million might meet the envoyscriteria.

While the envoys were seel^ a new initiative by Washington to control add rain, the research service said, the administrations response to the report has been largely an effort to show that existing programs are achieving the envoysgoals.

In his fiscal 1988 budget, submitted in early January, the president called the $400 million CCTP a first step in carrying out the envoys plan and proposed another $350 million for the {nr^am over five years for projects targeted closely to tte envoys report.

Moreover, Reagan pointed out that public and private research efforts in clean coal (unrelated to the Lewis-Davis mission) will exceed $5 billion by 1992. Critics viewed the statement as another pass at double coun^.

This time Ottawa cried foul. Canadian Environment Minister Tom McBIillan called U.S. clean-coal technology effcnrts largely irrelevant to the envoys objectives and said that U.S. programs and policies would not result in significant reductions of pollution fw 25 years.

When Vice President Bush visited Ottawa Jan. 21, he said that he got an earful from Mulroney on acid rain and other issues, but was unable to pledge more money for polluti(m control.

But two months later, as Reagan prepared for another meeting with Mulroney in April, he amended the fiscal 1988 budget, requesting the full $2.5 billion recommended by the envoys for the demonstration of innovative control technologies.

Energy Department spokesman Robert C. Porter said that officials did not intend to misrepresent existing programs as responses to the envoys. They sought to sort out CCTP projects and consult with industry before launching a new effort, he said, adduig, Had we rushed out with a ^.5 tnllion fnogram, there wmild have been an equal number of critics whod say were spending money without justification.^

The program is still in doubt, however. The Senate approved $850 million to be spread over two years, and tiie House $350 million for three years. They will tiy to resolve differences in a ccmference.

Although the March amendment mollified the Mulroney govmmment, it did not still criticism from politicians and environmentalists in either country. Many of them urged cutitocks in U.S. sulfur emissions as the remedy fw aad rain, and they opposed the envoy mission in the first place as a distractioo.

The whole program is a sham, and the administrations commitmoit to implement the program is develoj>ing as a sham, said David G. Hawkins, senior attorney for the Natural Resource Defense Council.

Curing Fears

Peter

Wolfe

As AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, makes its deadly way through society, Americans have become unwilling witnesses to moral, ethical and political dilemmas arising in the epidemics wake. Parmits ami school boards agonize over whether to allow AIDS patients in schools as students or teachers. The issue mandatory AIDS an-tibo(ty testing has become a litmus test for politicians on both left and right. And a question challenges the basic contract between physician and patient: Do physicians nave a ri^t to refuse to treat patients on the basis of the nature of their illness, or of their sexual orientation?

As one who cares for AIDS patients, I am discouraged to see some colleagues refuse to take care of AIDS patients. There have even been instances where care was refused when the poysician only suspected the patient was gay.

Because the first American AIDS cases occurred in social groups distinct from the majority -homosexuals and intravenous drug users AIDS natients have been stigmatized in me minds df many Americans who willfully remain blind to basic facts about the disease. Fmr some of these jiewle, AIDS is Gods way of punishing homosexuals for their perversion. For others, AIDS is not their problem, something they do not want to think about.

AIDS is an infectious disease of the immune system. The causative agent HIV, human immuno deficiency virus, is smead throuj^ sexual contact and blood contamination. Up to 2 million Americans have bem infected with mV; an unknown, but simiificant, number of them will de-v^ AIDS. AH)S has a 90 percent mortality rate two years after di^is.

Three main reasons probably motivate j^ysicians who refuse to care fw AIEfi patients. Tbe first is fear ol contracting the illness. A second is fear of economic loss if other patients leave the physician's practice because they learn that their docUnr also cares fw AIDS patients. Finally, some physicians have a basic antipathy toward the patients ot their ufe styles. The ^t two issues can be argued against on both ethical and scientific levels; the third is inarguable because it is emotional.

Hie history of medicine tells us unambiguously that physicians have the ethical obligation to treat all patients regardless of personal risk. Recently, the American Medical

Association reaffirmed the obligation: The tradition of the AMA since its orgmiization in 1847, is that when an epidemic prevails, a physician must continue his labors without regard to the risklo his dwn health .... Hiat tradition must be maintained. ^

The biologic behavior of the AIDS virus, coupled with inevitable human errors and accidents, makes it almost inevitable that some healthcare workers become infected in the course of their duties; at the same time, it is miite clear that hospital-acquired infection is an mtiremely rare event.

Rarity is undersc(Hed by the avidity and sensationalism with which those events are r^rted: There have been only about a dozen hospi-tal-acquired HIV infections documented despite millions of contacts with infected patients since the epidemic began. The few reported cases involve extraordinary exposure of broken or chaffed skin to large amounts of blood - or inadvertent self-injection of blood.

Experts could argue that the risk of a surgeon dying as a result of a slip of the sc^l mi^t be ^ter if he is operating on a hepatitis B carrier than on an HIV carrier. Although HIV infectim may have a higher mortality rate than hepatitis B, it takes far fewer hepatitis virus particles than HIV particles to cause successful infection; and hepatitis B can be deadly.

Were I a patient of a surgeon who insisted on knowii^ wheuer Ive been infected with I^, I would ask: Are you infected with HIV or hepatitis B? A careless slip of the blade, and you might be a risk to me just as you think I might be a risk to you. Fortunately for surgeons and patients alike, such occupational transmission of AIDS is - and will continue to be extraordinarily rare, in no way justifying discrimination against infected patients. To insist on mandatory testing of patients prior to surgery is bad science and worse ethics.

AIDS is ikA tiie first plague to bedevil humanity. From medieval Europes black death to polio in this cmtiiry, histiny furnishes many examples, good and bad, of how physicians have reacted to commumcable diseases. We are no different from anybody else. We all share fear of the unknown, the fear of death. We, as a profession, know enough about AH)S to minimize our risk of contracting it.

Peter R. WoUe, a spedalist in in* fecUoiB dkeases, is an assistant clinical pitesor oi inedicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.

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U.S. Must Back Off In Central America

Michael

Barnes

I have just returned from a trip to Central America to evaluate progress under the Arias peace plan, and I am struck by three lingring impressions.

The first is that there is a vast difference between the hopefulness, the prayerfulness and the guarded optimism with which (Antral Americans view their peace process, and the attitude of sullen contempt of our own government evidenced most recently by h^-level attacks (mi House Speaker Jim Wrights constructive role.

There is in Nicaragua today a burning desire for peace, a yearning that is matched elsewhere in the region. Nicaraguans are sick of war, sick of death, sick of shortages, sick of the oppressive political environment that the war' and the Sandinistas have created. Sandinista leaders see the goals of the revolution being overwhelmed by war and scarcity.

The administration concludes from this state of affairs that its policy is working that the extras are forcing the Sandinistas to sue for peace, and that therefore more Contra aid will improve the terms. That is a dangerous delusion. What made the five-nation accord in Guatemala possible was not the Contra threat but the fact that the Central Americans made the Sandinistas an offer they could accept - that is, one that did not entail Sandinista suicide. Once suoi an offer was made, agreement was possible, and once agreement was struck, an astounding degree of positive movement was unleashed throu^iout Central America.

My second impression is that the Sandinistas have shown by their own positive stops that tney are prepared to go the extra mile to make thepro^ work. 'The most compelling evidence of that is their selection of OBurdinal Mi^ Obando y Bravo to head the National Reconciliation Commission and to be the intermediary fixr arrangina a cease-fire with the Contras. No other Central American government has been prepared to grant such a role to a leading sympathizer with its armed opposition. The Sandinistas absolute

commitment to the peace process is demiHistrated by their willingness to put tiieir future in the hands of a person they consider to be an archenemy of the r^ime.

But that is not tto only positive sign. In three short months a dramatic reversal has taken place in Nicaraguan politics. The Sandinistas have:

-Annoimced the unminent release of nearly 1,000 political prisoners.

-Announced legislation that would free the remaining 3,000 to 4,000 and lift the state of emergency on a determination by the accords verification commission that U.S. and Honduran aid to the Contras had ceased.

-Offered, for the first time, indirect talks with the Contras to arrange a cease-fire.

Permitted the oj^ition newspaper and the Catholic radio station to re^, and halted prior censorship against them.

These are only partial responses. Much remains to be done, and the skepticism of Nicaraguas critics is well fouixted. But the fact remains tiiat Nicaragua has dwe more to comply with the agreement than any other country. No one oDuld have predicted certainly, no one did predictsuch orto-ress at the time the agreement was signed. What a contrast with the attitude of the Contras, who have taken out fuU-page ads in Costa Rican newspapers paid for, no doubt, by the U.S. taxpayers - urging Costa Ricans to oppose their presidents peace plan.

The agreement that was drawn up by President Oscar Arias Sanchez asks so little of the United States, compared with the wrenching political and military steps that the (Central Americans have required themselves to take. Thli country is asked only to stop funding a rebel movement that vidates intoma-tional law and that is completely unnecessary for our own securiW. Yet Central America is making the difficult choices necessaty to retain uie momentum toward peace while our own government haughtily swears never to take the one action that is required of it to nurture the regiones hopes.

Michael D. Bam&, fmner chairman of the House subcmmittee oo Western Hemistiae affairs who now practices law in Washhurton, is a member of the Inter-American Dialogue and the Qmunissioa onU.S.-LatiB American Rdations.Paul Simon's Coup And George Bush's iowa DepressionRowland Evans & Robert Novak

WASHINGTON - Sen. Paul Simons presidential prospects wiO get a boost this week with the annouDCMnent that fwmer Dem-ocratic national chairman Charles T. Manatt will be his campaign chairman. xManatt, a multimillionaire Los Angeles lawyer-banker, gives

SmiMtliitcredibUitywiaithe

Democratic establishment as more than a fringe liberal. In addition, the senator gets access to the West Coast money base, including fund-raisers for the aborted Gary Hart campaign.

It also hdps Manatt, who endorsed Hart early and was embarrassed by his fall. Tlie former California state party and national chairman also had talked seriously with campaign operatives for Sen. Albert Gore Jr., who is 'still looking tar a national

ghalnnan.

Bushs DepresskMi A just-completed private poll that will not be made pubUc shows Vice President George Bush has dropped more than 11 points behind Sen. Robort J. Dole in Iowa, his worst showing ever in the state where he defeated Ronald Reagan in 1980.

That is particularly bad news for the Bush camp. His top campaign aides have always been worried that if he fails to run first in either Iowa or New Hampshire, and loses, as seems likely, in Min

nesota, Michigan and South Dakota, he will enter the March 8 Super-Tuesday primaries of mostly ^thern states in dangerously weak condition.

Irked With Shultz

Senior White House aides were peeved when they opened thrir Thursday morning newspapers and found George Shultz, not Ronald Reagan, getting credit for the U.S.-Soviet intermediate-r^inissiles (INF) treaty, llqr wwe particularty annoyed

by the Washington Post treatment which fairly or not they blamed sorely on Um secretary of state. Shultz not only was (gc-tured on page one but was in the headlines leading the paper.

Doles Pique The softeninfl of Robert J. Doles image has not eliminated his tendency to snap at staffers, a fact demonstrated when he targeted Hm Archie, a low-ranking campaign press aide, for criticism over national televisioo.

Asked on CNN about a gag order by newly-installed campaign manager William Brock, Dole replied, you have to have a little discipline, then added: I must say I get a little frustrated when Im out on the trail somewhere and read that smnelKMty 1 (hmt even know in my headquarters has said, well. Ive never seen Bob Dole except... in a bhm. suit some fellow named Tim Archie had been there about a week. Now, I dont know... vAty he needs to talk to the press.

^20 The Dally Reflector, Qreenvllle, N.C. Sunday, November 29,1987Bhopal Disaster Victims Still Waiting For Help

EDITORS NOTE - The writer covered the 1984 gas leak in the worlds worst industrial accident, and recently returned to the city.

By EARLEEN FISHER

Associated Press Writer BHOPAL, India (AP) - Savitri has a new brick house in a fly-choked shantytown facing the hulking gray buildings of the deserted Union Carbide pesticide plant.

The two-stoiy dwelling, its doorway festooned with ropes of orange mtuigolds, was built with money she received for her three dead sons.

Savitris little boys were among the more than 2,800 people who died when a leak at the Union Carbide plant unleashed a deadly gas that wafted over nearby shantytowns and into the city of Bhopal at 1 a.m. on Dec. 3 1984.

Some people died as they slept. Others awoke, eyes burning and throats choking, and tried to run, only to fall in flight.

Tens of thousands of survivors are left with disabilities that continue to kUl.

As the third anniversary of the tragedy approaches. Union Carbide andfthe government of India are still wrangling over a financial settlement in the disaster.

Efforts to settle out o( court have triggered new demands by activist groups that Union Carbide be brought to trial for murder even if it takes decades for a financial payment.

The survivors themselves know only that they have lost loved ones, that they are unable to work as long and as hard or earn as much, that they want money now.

Savitri, a 30-year-old woman who used to live in a mud-and-straw hut, was among the relatives of deceased gas victims who received stop-gap payments from the Indian government.

She was given 10,000 rupees for each of her three dead boys, a total of about $2,300.

I lost three children. Only this one is left, she said, drawing her 7-year-old son. Anil, to her side. She also has a daughter, 14-year-oId Shobha, but like many of the poor in India, she counts her children only in terms of sons who can earn money and later take care of aging parents.

We all have breathi^ trouble and fall sick (rften. Our eyesight has gone weak, she said, speaking in Hindi throu^ an interpreter.

My sons could have earned a lot of mcmey. There must be comMnsation for this, said Savitri, who like many shantytown dwellers uses only one name.

Her husband, a laborer for the railroad, was working in Iraq under an Indian government rail contract tte ni^t of the Union Carlude leak.

Mine Collapse Kills 2

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) - The wall of a coal mine shaft collapsed under the weight of a mudslide over-d^t, killing two pmple in the nations second fatal mine collapse in a week, Hungarian radio reported Saturday.

It said one miner was rescued

unharmed.

Salvage woiters had difficulty restoring ventilation to the shaft in tte Padrag pit at the Ajka mine in western Hungary because mud stopped up their equipment, the radio

reported.

Itsaid

said an investigation of the collapse was under way.

Last Tuesday, one Polish miner was kiUed and two miners were rescued alive when a wall caved in at the Beta pit of the Mecsek coal mine in south Hungary.

His earning ability has not been impaired. ,

Down the lane from Savitris house in the Jai Prakash Nagar shantytown, a 40-year-old cart-puller named Biuilliaran lives with his wife and their nine children. Their whitewashed hut, made of mud mixed with straw, is scarcely 100 yards from the Uniim Carbide plant, but no one in the family died when the gas from a tank of liquid methyl iso-cvanate drifted over the shant^own, claiming its victims erratically.

The only job Budharan has ever known is pumng a heavy wooden cart to transport other peoples goods.

I used to earn 60 to 70 rupees ($4.60 to $5.38) a day, but now I have trouble breathing, he said, patting the grimy pink tunic covering his chest. Now I hardly earn 10 w 20 rupees (77 cents to$1.50).

Only one of his children, 20-year-old Jagdish, has been able to work, I alsopmlingacart.

Budharan worries about his two youngest children, Deepak and his twin sister Arti, bom two months after the gas leak.

The twins fall sick very often, sometimes fever, sometimes vomiting, sometimes d:

Budharan said. We dont Is it the gas or not?

In the shantytowns, its hard to tell what causes poor health. While their father spoke, Deepak and Arti played beside one of the open sewers that run past beside every lane in their shantytown. Half-naked, their skin as dirty as their clothing, they seemed oblivious to the flies on their arms, in ttie comers ci their eyes, around their mouths.

But living conditions have improved in Jai Prakash Nagar since the gas leak. The narrow lanes are now paved. The sewage runs in concrete channels instead ^ dirt trenches that used to allow the foul mess to leach into the ground around open wells.

Most of the shantytowm dwellers were squatters. After the gas leak, the government gave them legal rights to the land on which th^ had constructed their huts. Everv house now has electricity, where only a few had it before.

Gas victims are entitled to free medical treatment at government hospitals and clinics, but many choose to see private doctors who for as little as 10 mpees will give them a packet of pills to ease their coughs.

R.K. Bisarya, a Canadian-trained surgeon who was Bhopals mayor at the time of the Uni(Hi Carbide disaster, runs a i^vate dhdc in the city of nearly 1 million. He said 12 of Ids gas patients had died in the last two years.

We offer treatment to help now, he said. In the long term, theres not much we can do. They get progressively worse, able to work less and less, and then they die.

How to count the number of dead, how to determine who is suffering -physically or emotionally how to pay them, and how much: These are only a few of the questions hampering any settlement.

S. Sathyam, one of the government officials most closely involved in sorting out the claims, said 2,850 gas deaths have been recorded and 524,000 p^le have filed claims for personal injury.

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BComing Around

East Carolinas Terhern Harvey (right) dribbles around the guard of Longwoods Darryl Rutley (44) during action in the first half Saturday night in the 1987-88 basketball

Pirates Topple Lancers In Season-Opening Game

season opener. The Pirates, under first year Coach Mike Steele, came away with a 65-67 victory in the contest. (Reflector Photo by Thomas Fcrrest)

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor

East Carolinas Pirates may lack experience and height, but Saturday night, they got something that they wont ever lack again in the 1987-88 seasona victory.

The Pirates, playing their opening game of the 1987-88 season, came through with a 65-57 victory over Longwood College, giving new coach Mike Steele his first victory as a Division I coach. It was also has 12Sth career victory.

Longwood, which had won its flrst three games before losing its first on Friday night to UNC Charlotte, hung with the I%ates throughout the evening, gaining the lead on several occasions in die sec(Hid half.

East Carolina, which had enjoyed a hot hand in the first half (57.7 percent) went cold in the first 10 minutes of the second half and allowed Longwood to come back frmn a 9-point deficit to take as much as a 2-point lead on a couple of occasions.

But the play of Jimmy Hinton and Gus Hill led the Pirates back to hold as much as a 10-point bulge before ttieend.

It was ugly, but it was a win, Steele said afterwards. They outre-b^ded us, outshot us from Uk floor and the line, but we forced them into a lot more turnovers, and that was ttie difference in the game.

The Pirates finished with a 45.9

percentage from the floor, as compared to 51.1 percent for the Lancers. But ECTJ Uianks to a 32-16 ratio in turnovers - was able to take 14 more shots, hitting on four more, including one more three-pointer.

At the line, the Pirates hit on seven of nine, a fine 77.8 percentage, while Longwood made eight of nine, 88.9 percent.

Longwood held a 32-27 advant^e on the boards, but East Carolina outrebounded them in the second half, 21-15.

In the first half we were embarrass^ on the boards: theyre not that much bigger than us, Steele said. But we came back well.

What kept Longwood in the game was their <^nge from a man-to-man to a 1-3-1 zone defense in the second half. When they went to that zone, it was like we were in a total state of confusion, Steele said. Weve worked against it before, but our guys are still at the stage that, if we wortc two or three days on something, they do it pretty well. But when we have to go from one thing to another pretty quickly, they just dont learn as quickly.

I guess well have to keep using the excuse that were inexperienced for a while, the coach added. Right now, when we get one guy out of sync, nobody gets him back into it.

Steele was displeased with the number of easy baskets the Pirates

missed. I dont know how many layups we missed, he said. Wed cause a turnover and get a two on one (H* three on two and just miss the shot. V

At one point in the first half, it was pointed out, ie Pirates had forced 13 turnovers, but had only 16 points.

This could have been a very easy win for us if we had hit those shots and kept them from making a number of easy transition shots, Steele said.

East Clarolina built up a quick 4^) lead, but Longwood came back to tie it at 6-6 on a short jumper by Kevin Jefferson. Then, tied at 8-8, Longwood got its first lead on a 3-pointer by Dale Shavers, 11-8, with 15:28 left in the half.

East Carolina regained the lead at 16-15 on a 12-footer by Jimmy Hinton, who scored 10 first half points, and the Pirates never trailed again in the half.

Hinton, who flew around the floor like a pesky gnat, had three steals in the half to spark the Pirates out to as much as a 7-point lead, 28-21, and although the mai^n fell to three, the Pirates moved it back out to seven at the half, 32-25.

Hill scored the opening basket of the second half to extend the lead to 34-25, but the Pirates missed on their

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Lady Pirates Fall, 93-75

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Jodie Whitaker paced the University of Kentuckys womens- basketball team to a 93-75 victory over East Carolina University Saturday afternoon in the finals of the Lady Kat Classic.

Hie Lady Pirates, who lost their first game of the young season in the diampionship game, had slipped past Antral Midiigan on Friday to gain a shot at the title. (See story on B-6.)

Whitaker, named the tournaments most valuable player, dished out 14 assists in the game while scoring 16 points from her point guard position.

I was pleased with the effort we gave, Ctoach Pat Pierson said of her Lady Pirates. Kentucky is real strong in the backcourt and thats where they beat us.

The coach praised the play of Alma Betl^ and Monique Pompili, both named to the all-tournament team. Bethea scored 24 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead the Lady Pirates in both categories. Pompili, playing with tendonitis, added 14 points while Gretta Savage had 17.

After the two teams played it even for much of the first half, Kentucky finally moved ahead fw good with 7:15 left when Delitta Oowley hit a 15-footer for a 24-22 lead. Another basket later, the Kats went to a fuU-court press and outhit E(XJ 17-8 the rest of the way for a 43-30 edge at intermission.

Savage sewed four of the first six points of the second half to cut it to 43-36, but Kentucky slowly pulled away after that, taking its biggest Ieadat90-69 with 1:45 left.

Croley, the two-guard, led the Kentucky scoring with 25 and pulled down a team-high 15 rebounds. Center Pam Shrum added 20 points and 11 rebounds. Tracve Davis and Beth Ousley each added 10 points.

Now M, the Lady Pirates return home to host the Lady Pirate Classic which begins Friday.

Williams

Hamilton

Pompili

OConnor

MiUer

BeUie-}

Savage

Grace

Harris

Morton

Team

Totab

Spencer

HniUins

Tarantini

Whitaker

Davis

Toinie

Miller

Ouslejf

Shrum

Harrell

Croley

Stevens

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Totab

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MPFG FT RFA Pt

1-1

2-2

19 M 28 1-2 38 S-11 33 2^1 14 2-1 38 10-24 44) 28 8-15 1-2 2 0-1 1 04)

04)

2 04)

04)

2M M-70 15-22 34 It 15 75

Kentucky (93) MP FG

04)

7 1-2 7 3-5

15 1-4 35 7-12 1-2 13 24S 09

16 1-2 2 0-1 18 4-5

33 10-15 00 17 01 OO

34 11-20 34 3 01 00

200 4073 IMS

2-3

RFA 0 1 0 0 0 0 2

2 14

3 6 3 0 5 0 1 0 0

2 1 0 4

2 0 6 11 3 15 3 1

48 17 30 93

Big D

Dukes Billy King (55) puts the defense on Appalacian State guard Rodney Peel. 'The

Blue Devils won their first game of the season Saturday night, 110-76. (AP Laserphoto)

Duke Rolls Over Outmanned ASU

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -Simulating Dukes defensive pressure in practice is next to impossible, according to Appalachian State coach Tom Af^e, but beating one of the best teams in the Atlantic (joast Conference on their home court proved impossible for the Mountaineers Saturday night.

Kevin Strickland led a balanced scoring attack with 17 points as 15th-rarked Duke crushed Appalachian State 110-74 in the non-conference, season-opening basketball game.

Its very difficult to open up your season against a team that puts defensive pressure on you the same way Duke does, said Apke, in his second season as head coach at the Southern Conference school. Mike (Krzyzewski) is a great defensive coach. Hes always been a great defensive coach. The first time you play against them is very, very difficult ...

Duke forced 31 Mountaineer turnovers, 20 in the first half.

Were a more talented team, Krzyzewski said. We should have won and did. But I thought we played hard, and I thought we played hard for 40 minutes.

I think we played pretty intenre and it was nice to see it with a big

Lebo's 28 Lifts UNC By Richmond

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Jeff Lebo scored a career-high 28 points, including 21 on 3-point field goals, as third-ranked North Carolina defeated Richmond 87-76 Saturday night in the championship game of the Central Fidelity HolioBy Oassic basketball tournament.

Earlier, Boston University defeated Southern Cal 75-53 in the contest for third place.

North Carolina freshman forward Rick Fox ignited an 166 Tar Heels surge when he slammed home a missed jumper by teanunate Pete (Hiilcutt to give the Tar Heels a 27-24 advantage with 6:04 left in the first half.

Lebo added a pair of 3-pointers and Ranzino Smith had two fast-break layups as the Tar Heels, 3-0, built a 43-30 intermission lead.

Richmond cut the lead to six points twice in tthe second half, the last time at 56-50 on a short bank shot by Peter Woolfolk with 12:55 remaining, but North Carolina scored the next five points and Richmond was unable to get closer than 10 points in the final eidit minutes.

East Carolina.....................39 45 - 75

Kentucky.................. 43 59 93

Three Point Goals; Whitaker 1-2, FtiskinsO-1.

Turnovers: ECU 13, UK 17.

Technical foub; none.

Offlciab; Miller and Courteau.

Attei|ance:

Postponement

Saturday nights 2-A Eastern semi-final high school football playoff game between Ayden-Grifton and North Pitt has been rescheduled for Monday night.

The game, oriainally set for Friday night, has been postponed because of wet field conditions. Mtmday nights kickttff at North Pitt wiu be at 8 p.m.

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Lebo

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27 4- 9 0- 0 6 3 3

34 4- 8 7-11 11 1

27 3- 5 5- 7 9 1

28 4- 7 1- 3 2

35 7-11 7- 8 5 14 1-2 1-1 2 22 4-11 2- 2 1

6 1-10-02

7 0- 1 0- 0 0.1 1

290 2845 2342 38 12 16 87

299 2943 19-15 22 19 27

N. Carollna4344 87 Richmond 3946-79

Three-pobit goabN. Carolina 8-17: Lebo 7-10, Madden 1-1, Smith 04. Richmond 8-12; Rke 6-9, Massenburg 2-2, Atkinson 0-1.

TurnoversN. Carolina 14, Richmond 19.

Technical foubWilliams, Madden.

OfflcbbNichob, Fin, Baden.

A-9,171.

lead, he added. I think there is a tendency to let up. Being human, we aU do that...

Duke led 55-20 at halftime and the outcome was iMver in doubt in the second period as six Blue Devils scored in double figures.

The Mountaineers pulled within 58-26 on a layup by Ben Miller with 18:41 left, but the Blue Devils went on a nine-point run over the next two minutes to increase the margin to 67-26.

(Hay Buckleys two free throws with 6:03 left gave Duke its biggest lead at 47 points.

In tte opening half, the score was tied 44 before the Blue Devils reeled off 12 unanswered points to grab a 164 lead with 14:58 left.

The Mountaineers closed to within 20-14 on a dunk by Sam Gibson with 12:03 remaining, but Duke allowed only six points the remainder of the half.

The Blue Devils used their pressure man-to-man defense to go on two 13-0 runs midway through the half to grab a 46-16 lead with about four minutes left.

Phil Henderson sank a free throw with 1:28 remaining to give Duke its biggest lead of the half at 37 points.

They scored enough points off their defense in the first half to give them the lead, let alone what they did score when they were able to set up ... Apke said.

J(^ Smith added 15 points for Duke, while Henderson had 13, Danny Ferry and Robert Brickey 12, and Greg Koubek 11.

Kemp Phillips led the Mountaineers with 13 points.

APPALACHIAN

Christian

Gibson

MiUer

Peel

PhiUips

Lyons

Holmes

Stewart

Ward

Allen

Person

Killian

Falkner

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Ferry

King

Smith

Snyder

Strickland

Henderson

Brickey

Koubk

Cook

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Buckley

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2- 4 1- 2

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22 5- 9 5- 5 5

15 1-4 0-0 1 21 7-8 1-1 1 23 4- 7 4- 8 2

16 3- 4 6- 9 2

18 3- 8 4- 4 4

15 1- 1 0- 0 1

13 3-6 1-1 1

9 1-2 5-7 1 6 1-40-02

m 37 27-36 36 20 17 110

Blue Steal

University of Richmond guard Ken Atkinson (10) scrambles on the floor as University of North Carolina center J.R. Reid (34) comes up with the steal during action from their game in the first half of the Central Fidelity Holiday Classic Championship college basketball game. (AP Laserphoto)

Apjpalachian

Duke Three-point goab-AppaU 44: Peel 1-2, Pmllips 1-2, Lw 5-14: Ferry 0-2, Snyder 1-3, Si

2 0 5 4 - 7 4 5555-110 bchian State ons 2-2. Duke itrickbnd 24.

Hend erson 1-3, Koubdi 1-3.

Turnovers-Appalachian State 31, Duke 21.

Technical foubNone. OfflciabHaiV zell.TVriiver.Roee.

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College Scores

By The Associated Press EAST

No myor team scores reported , from the EAST.

SOUTH

Appalachian St. 20, Richmond 3 Arkansas St. 35, Jackson St. 32 E. Kentucky 40, W. Kentuclw 17 Florida A&M 21, Bethune-Cookman .10

Florida St. 28, Florida 14 Georgia Southern 31, Maine 28 Marshall 41, James Madison 12 Miami, Fla. 24, Notre Dame 0 NE Louisiana 30, N. Texas St. 9 SW Louisiana 37, S. Mississippi 30 Southern U. 27, Grambling St. 21 Tennessee 38, Vanderbilt 36 MIDWEST No major team scores reported from the MIDWEST.

SOUTHWEST Arkansas 43, New Mexico 25 Houston 45, Rice 21

FAR WEST Arizona 24, Arizona St. 24, tie Nebraska 24, Colorado 7 Weber St. 59, Idaho 30

College Basketball

MIDWEST

Butler61,DePauw57

Carleton 63, Chicago 53

E. Michigan 71, Wis.-Milwaukee67

Findlay 76, Wilming^, Ohio 64 jmi,i)hio

Indiana 90, Miami, Ohio 65 - IndianaSt.68,FredoniaSt.56 Luther 65, St. Olaf 54 Oberlin 81, Baldwin-Wallace76 Ohio Weslyn 122, Ohio U. 115 Toledo 75. Chico St. 50 LaCrosse 97, Winona St. 63 Youngstown St. 61, Wooster 58 FAR WEST

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California 70, Crei^ton 49 kMENTS

TOURNA Big Apple NIT ITiird Place

Iowa St. 107, New Mexico %

Central Fidelity Classic Third Place Boston U. 75, Southern Cal 53 Century Celiunet Classic Second Round Stephen F.Austin 87, SE Louisiana

Emory & Henry Invitational First Round Emory & Henry 74, Oglethorpe 69 Fleet Classic Third Place Fordham 47, Northeastern 46 Grand I Rapids Baptist Thanksgiving Tour '* nament

Championship Bethel, Ind. 80, Alma 79 Third Place Grand Rapids Baptist 95, Nazareth, Mich. 80

Great Alaska Shootout Semifinals Arizona 79, Michigan 64 Syracuse 79, Ala.-Birmingham 63 Consolation Bracket Alaska-Anchorage 90, SW Texas St.

Hickory-East Rotary Classic Third Place N.C.-Greensboro 71, Mars Hill 57 Investors Classic Third Place Citadel 70, Columbia 56

K of C Tournament Championship Calvin 75, Walsh 66

Third Place Mount St. Mary, N.Y. 74, Daemen 56 Lapchkk Memorial Tournament First Round Loyola, Calif. 114, Tennessee Tech

St. Johns 105, Harvard 60 Lone Star Preseason Fifth Place Abilene Christian 77, Angelo St. 75 Seventh Place Cent. St., Okla. 73, E. New Mexico67 Maui Classic Semifinals Iowa 100, Kansas 81

ConsolaHon Bracket Stanford 93, Chaminade 82 Mennonite Tournament Championshk Hanover 77, Bluflton 68 / Muskingum Thanksgiving Touma-'ment

Championship Muskingum 74, Berea 65 Third Place Rio Grande 85, Ohio Dominican 66 Oshkosh Holiday Championship Wis.-Oshkosh 97, Bethel, Minn. 75 Third Place Wartburg 98, Illinois Tech 90 San Juan Shootout Semifinals Puerto Rico Nationals 92, Lamar 89, OT

Consolation Bracket Morgan St. 125, Mayaguez, P.R. 62 Titan Classic Championship Marion 71, Spring Arbor 64 Third Place Eureka 59, Concordia, Mich. 54 Washington Invitational Second Round Wheeling Jesuit 86, Denison 74

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Syracuse Advances To FMab

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Hie top-ranked Syracuse Orangemen beat Alabama-Birmingham 79-63 Saturday to advance to the championship game of the 10th Great Ala^ Shootout. But center Rony Seikaly wasnt happy about it at all.

Im playing like a robot. Im too athletic for this, Seikaly said after a 3-for-9 shooting performance from the field. I to block shots and play defense when this happens, anything to help the team.

But there are always three, four people on me. What am I going to do? If we dont start hitting from the outside, it will be this way all year.

Syracuse will play fw the title on Sunday against No. 17 Arizona, which swamped No. 9 Michigan 79^ in Saturdays other semifinal.

Hes not happy we won, hes unhappy with the way he played, Syracuse Coach Jim Bodieim said of Seikaly. At this stage of his career^ he should be happy we won and he should be looking ahead to the nmct game.

Thats very European in the sense he wasnt happy about his individual game, Boeheim said of Seikaly, a native of Greece.

The rest of the Syracuse locker room was very happy after the Orangemen improved to 2-1.

Sherman Douglas scored 24 points to lead the Orangemen, who took a 47-26 halftime lead and coasted except for some trouble at the free tlurow line. Syracuse hit only 14 of 28 free throws.

I think we did a great job using our half-court trap and pressing them both man-to-man and zime, Dwiglas said. In the first half, the flow was going to me, and when I get on a roll its ktod of hard to stop.

Douglas took charge early, scoring consecutive baskets three times, twice off steals after he had driven the lane for layups.

Seikaly and Derrick Coleman intimidate the smaller Blazers, blocking shots and controlling the backboards. Seikaly had 13 rebounds and five blocks and Coleman had 19 rebounds, matching his career high set in the NCAA championship game last season against Indiana.

We just tried to come out and pressure their guards and we went all-out on defense and that got the fast break going, Coleman said.

Douglas had 16 points and five steals by halftime as the Orangemen led 47-26. Hiirteen of Syracuses 21 field goals in the frst half were layups.

It was a difficult game to describe, said Blazers Coach Gene Bartow, who lost his first game in the state of Alaska alter four victories. I didnt think we played that bad and we were down by 21 points at the half.

They are so quick. Seikaly and Coleman are awfully good players

: COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Senior enter Darryl Martin scored 20 points to lead South Carolina to an 81-62 victory over Wofford in college basketball Saturday night.

: South Carolina, 1-0, took command from the outset with aggressive Oian-to-man defense and surged to a 21-12 lead following Perry Doziers dunk with 10:52 left in the half.

-But for the next 5:53 the (Gamecocks managed only one Oasket as Wofford, 1-1, chipp^ away jt the lead and had a 1-point e^e with ^ seconds remaining in the first lialf.

- Terry Goulds shot at the buzzer gave South Carolina a 30-29 halftime dge.

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Alabama-Birmingham made a brief run at the Orangemen,

ie first nine points of the half. Syracuse reasserted itself, outscoring the Blazers 15-4 over the next six minutes, with Douglas again scoring consecutive baskets.

For the second straight game, UABs starting five was ineffective in the first half. Larry Rembert, with eight points, was the only starter to score in the first 20 minutes.

Rembert finished with 18 points, eight on free throws. Michael Charles had 13, all in the second half, and Eddie Collins scored 13 as the Blazers dropped to 1-1.

Seikaly scored 12 for the Orangemen. Derrick Coleman had 11.

We obviously have some jmto-blems putting things together, some * lyers may not be trying that Jd, Bartow said.

Boeheim said the teams poor free throw shooting was also normal.

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After Michigan ran off the first five points, the Wildcats came back with ninestrai^t.

The Wolverines regained the lead briefly at 19-18 <m a jump shot by Glen Rice with 8:40 to go in th half. But two 3-pointers by Steve Kerr and one by Craig McMillan paced Arizona to a 39-30 half time lead.

Poor shooting by Michigan in the second half allowed Arizona to pull steadily away. The Wildcats led by as many as U with a little more than four minutes to go.

Tom Tolbert had 18 points, Anthony Cook 16 and Kerr 14 for the WUdcats,2-0.

Terry Mills led Michigan, 1-1, with 18 points. Glen Rice had 14.

In a. consolation-round game,

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Insana center Dean Garrett (22) slams through two of his 25 pmnts during first half action from the Hoosiers game against Miami of Ohio Saturday. Miamis Jeff Scott (43) tries to defend on the play. (AP Laserphoto)

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next nine shots before hitting again, a 3-pointer by Reed Lose. Lon^ood u^ that Miiod to back into a 34-34 tie before Lose hit.

But two free throws by Doug Poppe and a layup by Shavers put Longwood baix up, 38-37.

Tte two swapped the lead over the next few minutes before Love scored in close to put ECU back up, 4847 with 8:40 left.

The Pirates never trailed again. They built the lead to five at 5247 and Loigwood never closed within three after that. ECU slowly built its lead out to 65-55 before Jefferson scored the final basket of the game with two seconds left.

Jimmy gave us a lift (in the first half). But there were several times when he could have pulled up and taken the jumper when he (Kissed off, Steele saia. Its hard to catch a hai^ pass from two feet away, thmigh.

Gus Hill made some big baskets for us in the second half. Hes coming off surgery and two years away from basketball, too, the coach added.

Hill finished with 19 points to lead the Pirate effort, while Hinton added 16. Lose and Love each had 11.

Longwood was led by Jefferson

with 21 while Darryl Rutley hit 16.

Pirates travel to Durtiam on Monday to face the nationally-ranked Duke Blue Devils.

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AAichiQon 64

Sean Elliott scored 14 points and helped neutralize Michigans powerful front line in the other semifinal.

Michigan and Arizona scored 109 and 133 points, respectively, in Fridays games, but Arizona managed to slow the pace on Saturday, fcnrcing

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Michael Jdmsons 26 points led host Alaska-Anchorage to a 90-84 victory over Southwest Texas State.

Hie lead changed hands eight times in the early goii^ before Patrick Williams scored 12 consecutive points in a three-minute span to put Southwest Texas up 26-15.

Nine points by Johnson pulled Alaska-Anclmrage to within 4341 at halftime. Another scoring burst by Johnson in the opening minutes of the second half put the Seawolves, 4-2, ahead and five straight points by Brigham Young transfer Averian Parrish broke the game open with about 10 minutes left.

After scoring just two points in the first half, Parrish finished with 24.

Torgeir Bryn and Gerald Wright scored 19 apiece for Southwest Texas, 0-2.

It was a bittersweet, loss for Southwest Texas Coach Harry Lar-rabee, who coached Alaska-An-chorages Division II team until leaving voluntarily two years ago.

Indiana.................90

Miami, Ohio...........65

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) -Dean Garrett scored 25 points, and Rick Calloway added 19 as No. 6 Indiana, last seasons national champion, defeated Miami, Ohio 90-65 Saturday.

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Miami closed to 29-24 on a 3-pointer by forward Trimill Haywood, who finished with 13 [mints. But the Hoosiers scored six straight on baskets by Galloway, Keith Smart and Garrett to take a 35-24 lead with 6:40 left in the first half.

The Redskins outscored Indiana 7-2 in the next 1:14, pulling to within six on a basket by Karlton Gaybome. Hie Hoosiers then scored 12 of the ^Ifs final 15 points, led by Garrett with six, for a 49-34 halftime lead.

IncUana shot 22 of 34 from the floor for 65 percent in the first half, compared to Miamis 39 percent. The Redskins kept it close, thou^, by hitting aU six of their 3-point shots, while the Hoosiers didnt attempt any.

In the second half, Indianas lead fluctuated between 17 and 12 points. The Redskins trailed 67-55 with 8:37 to play, but the Hoosiers outscored Miaim 23-10 in the closing minutes, scoring the last 11 points of the game.

Indiana made 17 of 23 free throws, while the Redskins made only four of seven.

Miami, 0-1, was led by Eric Newsome with 18 points, including four 3-pointers. Jeff Ferst added 12.

Smart added 17 and Todd Jadlow 12 for Indiana.

Iowa..................'.100

Kansas..................81

LAHAINA, HawaU (AP) - Jeff Moe scored eight of his 22 points during '14-l Iowa burst after Kansas Coach Larry Brown was called for a techincal foul and the llth-ranked Hawkeyes went on to whip Uie sev-' enth-ranked Jayhawks 10041 Saturday in the semifinals of the Maui Classic basketball tournament.

The victory sent Iowa, 2-0, into Sun^y ni^ts championship mme against the winner oi the DMnois-Villanova game later Saturday. Kan-sas, 1-1, will play the II-linois-Villanova loser for third place.

In consolation bracket games Saturday, CSiainihade met Stanford and Nebraska played Baylor.

Iowa ran off nine straight points in 1 minute, 20 seconds after Brown was whistled for a technical with Kansas hailing 29-28 at the 7:43 mark of the first half.

Moe sank two free throws after the technical and then made the firimt end of a 1-and-l bonus to start the run. Bill Jon^ hit a jump shot from the baseline and tipped in a miss on a fast break and Kent Hill scored (m a layup to make it 38-28 with 6:23 left in the half.

After Lincoln Minor made a fie throw for Kansas,'Moe nailed a 3-pointer from the top of the key, then swished a jump shot after a steal to stretch the Iowa margin to 43-29 with 5:12togo.

Iowa led 54-39 at halftime and, with Moe hitting four 3-pointers, Kansas couldnt get closer than 14 points in the second half. The Hawkeyes shackled Kansas Danny Manning in the final period, holding him to seven points after he scored 16 in the first lalf. He fouled out with4;31 left.

Roy Marble also scori^ 22 points for Iowa, Jones had 15 and IfiU 14. Archie Marshall added 16 points for Kansas.

Both benches emptied with 5:26 left in the game after 6-foot-lO Marvin Branch of Kansas swung at 6-3 Michael Reaves of Iowa, but order was quickly restored. Branch was called for a flagrant foul and ejected and both benches were assessed technical fouls.

Reaves made four free throws and Manning sank two, giving Iowa a 91-72 lead. Iowas biggest lead was 8441 after B. J. Armstrongs 3-pointer with 8:28 left.

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MIAMI (AP) Second-ranked -Miami moved within one game of :another national championship . showdown by defeating No. 10 Notre Dame 24-0 Saturday on Melvin Brattons two short touchdown runs and a defense that kept explosive Tim Brown under control.

Bratton, who fumbled at the goal line latein the first quarter for Miamis first lost fumble in 421 rushes, barreled 2 yards through the leftside at 3:21, capping a short drive following Brett Perrimans 13-yard punt return.

\ The 35-yard drive included 22 yards in pities as Notre Dame was flagged for pass interference, offside and a personal foul, the last two coming on consecutive plays and giving the Hurricanes first downs at the Irish 4-and 3-yard lines.

Greg Cox kicked a 30-yard field goal with 3;09 left in th6 first half, 11 plays after free safety Bennie Blades, Miamis all-time leader, made his 19th career interception at the Miami 8 and returned it to the 29.

Bratton scored again on a l-yard plunge at 11:42 of the third period, capping an 11-play, 69-yard drive after Perrimans 12-yard punt return. Freshman Leonard Conleys 6-yard run with 5:04 left capped a 66-yard driv and wrapped up the scoring.

The victory was Miamis 31st in a row in the regular season and gave the Hurricanes a 10-0 record. They fmish against eighth-ranked South Carolina next week and ttien meet No. 1 Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl on New Years Night. Last year, Bfiami dropped a 14-10 national championship game to Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl.

Cotton Bowl-bound Notre Dame suffered its second straight setback and finished the regular season 8-3.

Brown, who came into the game ranked fourth nationally with 174.80 aU-purpose yards a game and is favored to win the Heisman Trophy next Saturday, was involved in only 10 plays for 95 yards.

He returned three kickoffs for 42 yards, three punts for 14 yards including a fair catch - caught three passes for 37 yards and rushed once for 2 yards.

Notre Dame was out to avenge a 58-7 humiliation by Miami in Gerry Fausts final game as coach two years ago. Instead, the Irish suffered their first shutout in 53 games -since a 20-0 blanking by Miami in 1983 and their worst loss in Lou Holtzs two seas(H)s as head coach.

Florida State.. 28

Horida..................14

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Six years without a victory over an archrival seems like an eternity to a college football coach, and Florida States Bobby Bowden felt the added pressure of being a heavy favmite against Florida.

*I think they would have had the real nooses up this time in Tallahassee - the pure rope if wed lost this game, Bowden said.

But Florida State fans can put the , rope away. Derek Schmidt kicked four field goals, and Dayne Williams scored twice on 1-yard runs to lead the third-ranked Seminles to a 28-14 victory Saturday.

The hardest thing about the whole thing was breaking the drought, said Bowden, whose team hadnt beaten Florida since 1980. Ive never had a psychological thinjg, or whatever it is, attached to a series in my life. Their advantage stood at six in a row, and it was getting away from us.

The victory was Bowdens 100th as coach at Florida State, and the Seminles, 10-1 heading into the Fiesta Bowl against Nebraska, stayed in the race for the national championship before a crowd of 74,613 at Florida Field.

Bowden, however, preferred to focus on the events of the day, not what might unfold in the next few weeks in the battle for No. 1.

I really dont care much, Bowden said of the national championship. If we take care of our knitting and it happens, it happens. Right now, 10-1 means more to me.

The lone blemish on Florida States record is a 26-25 loss to second-ranked Miami, which will play top-ranked Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl. Bowdens record as Seminles coach is 100-37-3 in 12 seasons, including a 5-7 mark against Florida.

Schmidt, the NCAAs all-time leading scorer in Division I, kicked field goals of 23,53 and 37 yards, as Florida State fought back from a 14-3 deficit. Williams first touchdown capped a 41-yard drive after a Florida punt and put the Seminles ahead 18-14 with 4:50 remaining in -the third quarter.

Edgar Bennetts two-point conversion run made it 20-18, and Danny McManus completed a two-point pass to Herb Gainer after Williams scored on another 1-yard run with 10:36 left in the game.

I did a lot of talking to our kids last night and this morning about adversity, Bowden said. Weve won every game early this year, except for Miami. Oiur team really hadnt faced being down.

Fenner Statement Due On Monday

RALEIGH (AP) - A statement will be presented Monday in a ' Maryland court that will say whether .murder charges against former University of North Carolina football flayer Derrick Fenner will be 1, officials say.

D. Revis, a spokesman for the Prince George (knmty States At-tomevs Office, said the statement will be released Monday, when a court hearii^ is scheduled for Fenner. She said the statement would cimtain the nrosecutors decision on the charges, but declined to comment further.

The Washington Post reported this month that police think Fenner may not have been involved in the May shooting of a Maryland man at a H^ttsville apartment complex.

Fenner also faces separate drug charges stemming from an incident

April 9 in Clinton, Md.

Fenner is charged in the death of Marcellus Leach, 19, who died in what police say was a drug-related shooting. The trial on the charge is to begin Dec. 7.

Fenner, in a telephone interview from his home in Oxon Hill, Md., said Friday that he had not been told whether the charges would be dropp^ but he said he was optimistic.

Ive always been optimistic, he told the Raleigh Times. I am charged with something I didnt do.

Fenner said if the charges were dropped, he hoped to return to Chapel Hill and play football again.

Hopefully I could get back in school, Fenner said. I wouldnt even go back to school if I couldnt play football.

Florida, which got 100 yards rushing from freshman Emmitt Smith, finished the regular season with a 6-5.record for the second straight year. 'The Gators will play UCLA in the Aloha Bowl on Christmas Day. '

50 and 44 yards, and fifth-ranked Nebraska ground out a 24-7 Big Eight victory over Colorado in a regular-season finale Saturday.

The Comhuskers, rebounding from last weeks 17-7 loss to Oklahoma and avenging a 20-10 upset to Colorado

Smith Scores

Florida running back Emmett Smith (22) gallops through the Florida State line during a first quarter scoring run. Defending fw the Seminles are Dave Palmer (48) and Greg Newell (40). (AP Laserphoto)

passed 4 yards to freshman tight end George Hemingway for the score.

The Buffaloes threatened again early in the fourth period. But on third-and-1 from the Comhusker 31, halfback J.J. Flannigan was dumped for a 2-yard loss by safety Tim Jackson, and the Buffs were forced to try a 50-yard field goal that failed.

Three plays later, Jones, who was held to 9 yards on nine carries against Colorado last vear, took a pitchout off the right side and outran the Colorado secondary for his second score with 9:34 left.

Tennessee ............38

Vanderbilt..............36

KNOXVILLE, Term. (AP) - Tennessee Coach Johnny Majors says his 16th-ranked Volunteers 38-36 victory over Vanderbilt Saturday was one of the most harrowing games between the two rivals he has ever witnessed.

There were as many big plays in this game, and as big a comeback as I can remember. It went right down to the wire, Majors said after his Vols scrambled from a 25-point deficit and upped their record to 9-2-1 overall, 4-1-1 in the Southeastern Conference.

Neither team deserved to lose today, but since one had to. Im glad it wasnt Tennessee, Majors said. Now that the season is over, I can say that this team has played some of the best football Ive ever been around.

The Vols trailed until fullback William Howards 6-yard scoring run gave them a 32-28 lead; which was set up when Vanderbilts Jeff Mayes fumbled a kickoff return and Tennessees Chris Treece recovered it.

The Vols also scored on a scoring pass to Terence Cleveland, touchdown runs by Reggie Cobb and Keith Davis, and three field goals by Phil Reich.

Vanderbilt Coach Watson Brown, who watched his team slip to 4-7 overall and 1-5 in the SEC, said the Commodores turned in one of their strongest performances since hes coached them.

Ive been a head coach for seven years, and weve won more at other places, but weve never had one

(team) fight like this one, he said. Inai

to any one play. There were a lot of big plays in this game.... Im disappointed. ... We did everything we could to win, said Brown.

For the Commodores, quarterback Eric Jones scored <m runs of 1,1 and 10 yards and two strikes to flanker Carl Parker.

Howards score with 9:45 left in the third period gave the Volunteers their first lead.

Vandy fumbled again, on a jHtch from quarterback Eric Jones to fullback Andy lacenda, and it was recovered by Charles Kimbrough to set up Reichs 33-yard field goal with 6:59 left in the third period.

Another Reich field goal a 47-yarder with 8:13 left in the game gave Tennessee a 38-28 lead.

Vanderbilt answered with its final score, the pass reception to Paiter for 33 yards plus a 2-point pass completion with 3:24 to play.

The Commodores had a 204) lead at the end of the first quarter after Jones made two l-yard scoring plunges and hit a 28-yard scoring pass to Parker.

Reich kicked an early second-quarter field goal of 26 yards, but less uian four minutes later, Jones ran 10 yards for a touchdown and completed a 2-point pass to tight ^end Steve Kosanovich for a 28-3 lead.'

Cleveland caught a 9-yard Francis scoring pass with 6:56 left in the second quarter, and Cobb ran the ball 1 yard for a touchdown five minutes later to narrow Vandys lead at 28-18.

Less than five minutes into the third quarter, Davis ran a 20-yard touchdown for the Vols.

Arizona St.'.............24

Arizona.................24

TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Gary Costons third field goal of the game - a 30-yarder with two seconds remaining gave Arizona a 24-24 tie with Arizona State Saturday in the regular-season finale for both Pacific-10 Conference football teams.

The Sun Devils, who havent beaten the Wildcats since 1981, to(di a 24-21 lead on Alan Zendej^ 40-yard field goal with 2:45 remaining.

Smith, who carried 20 times, scored touchdowns on runs of 5 and 4 yards within a 2:26 span of the first half as Florida took advantage of an interception and Huey Richardsons blocked punt to take a 14-3 lead five seconds into the second period.

Florida State took charge in the second quarter, though, abandoning the pass for a powerful running game that produced 279 yards and two 100-yard runners. Sammie Smith finished with 116 yards on 17 carries, and backup tailback Dexter Carter gained 111 on 19 attempts for the Seminles.

Florida built its 14-3 lead with the help of Ricky Mulberrys interception of McManus and Richardsons block of a Rich Tuten punt, both in the first quarter.

The Gators drove 37 yards in eight plays after the interception to take a 7-3 lead on Emmitt Smiths 5-yard TD burst with 2:21 left in the period. Richardson, a freshman linebacker, broke through on Florida States next series to block Tutens punt, and Florida recovered at the Seminles 9 to set up Smiths 4-yard TD.

Smith, whose 1,341 yards rushing in 1987 is a single-season record for Florida, gained 82 yards in the first quarter. He managed just 18 the rest of the way, and the Florida State offense was at least partly responsible.

Nebraska...............24

Colorado. ........... 7

BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Keith Jones rushed fw a career-high 248 yards, including touchdown runs of

last year, raised their overall record to 10-1 and conference mark to 6-1 with a Fiesta Bowl date remaining against third-ranked Florida State. They finished the regular season in second place in the Big Eight, behind top-ranked Oklahoma.

Colorado concluded its season at 7-4 overall and 4-3 in the conference, good for fourth place.

The Huskers, who generated 419 yards on the ground, suffered turnovers on their first two possessions, then scored on their next two series to take a 104) halftime lead. They squandered another possible score just before the half when they allowed time to expire while poised at the Colorado 1.

But Nebraska quickly made amends, springing Jones for a 50-yard TD run barely three minutes into the third period for a 17-0 lead.

Colorado, which earlier had a field goal blocked and suffered two turnovers, countered with a 77-yard, 14-)lay drive for its only score with 4:57 eft in the third period. Mark Hatcher

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By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor - Yes, Ron Ayers admits, there are times when he has, indeed, been scared while hurtling down a straightaway at 170 miles an hour.

Ayers, president and manager of Honda-Suzuki of Greenville, recently captured the 1987 Top Gas Division championship of the International Drag Bike Association, an unusual feat for a man who has no factory backing and who races as an amateur.

A Durham native, the 41-year-old Ayers moved to Greenville in 1966, but it wasnt until 1981 that he first

began an interest in bike drag raci I read an article about a Hon sport bike that got great times, so I thoi^ht Id go over to (the Kinston Drag Strip) and see what I could do, Ayers related.

He turned in a faster time than the magazine article had posted.

One thing just led to another after that, Ayers said.

In 1983 he built his first engine and wwi seven of 11 local bike races he participated in. Then, in 1985, he built the Suzuki bike he currently rides and set a national American Motorcycle Association records, turning 163 miles per hour in the quarter-mile

a mark that still stands.

This year, for the first time, Ayers decided to go the whole schedule of DBA races - eight scattered around the eastern half of the country, from New Jersey to Winsonsin to Louisiana. We drove a total of 13,000 miles to make the tour, Ayers said.

In those eight, he reached the finals in five, winning two and finishing second in three. In two of the others, he had mechanical problems that kept him out of the finals. That helped him earn enough points to win the championship for the first time.

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^on Ayers of Greenville shows off his Top ;Gas National Championship Trophy with the 'tbike he drove to the 1987 title. Ayers, the .^president and manager of Honda-Suzuki of

Greenville, has been racing for only a few years. The frame extension at the back of the bike keeps it from tipping over at the start of each race. (Reflector Photo by Cliff HolUs)Browns-49ers Mafchup Tops NFL Weekend Action

t ByDAVEGOLDBERG AP Football Writer Marty Schottenheimer doesnt ithink his Cleveland Browns have proven anything yet. Roger Craig, twho will have to carry the ball ;3igainst them, thinks otherwise.

Which is what makes the Sunday ight cable showcase game between Browns and the San Francisco so intriguing.

We are not elite, says Schot-^nheimer, whose team lo^ed very il^te demolishing Houston 40-7 last tweek. Those types of tags are safe ^tfor teams ^t have won two or three ^;diampionships. When we do that, '^eU talk about being elite.

(^aig and the 49ers fit that defini-^-tion San Francisco has won two tSuper Bowls in the 80s. Their view of *:Cleveland? They think they might ':;see them in San Diego Jan. 31.

They are very aggressive and l^robably have the best defense in the ;^eague right now. They hit with a ^vengeance, Craig says. This will !;;allow us to see how we stack up ':against a Super Bowl-type team.

^ Denver (6-3-1) at San Diego (8-2)

^ The Chargers may have bien put in ttheir place with a 34-3 drubbing by /Ube Seahawks at the Kingdome last ;>eek. On the other hand, getting ; jblown out in Seattle isnt uncommon ;^nd San Diego could re-establish its .Credentials with a win here.

Miami (5-5) at Buffalo (5-5)

Does this game matter? Whatever ,3iappens, in two weeks, both will ^roltobly be 6-6, along with the Patriots, Jets and Colts.

> Yes, it matters, because the Bills 'Came back from a 21-0 deficit to beat uthe Dolphins in Miami a month ago, ^ anotner win here gives them an in a tiebreaker.

'* Los Angeles Raiders (3-7) at Seattle ;^7-3) (Monday night)

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But while the city of New Orleans goes crazy. Coach Jim Mora continues to play it low-key, although he concedes that the win last Sunday that ended the New York Giants chances of repeating as Super Bowl champion is just about the most important win Ive ever been around. Houston (6-4) at Indianapolis (5-5) Both these rising teams were convincingly taken down a step last week the Oilers 40-7 at home against Cleveland, the Colts 24-0 in New England. The loser of this one may never get back up.

Or as C^ch Ron Meyer of Indianapolis puts it: We have the same obstacles facing both teams this week.

Green Bay (3-6-1) at Chicago (8-2) We stink, Mike Ditka said a week ago, so the Bears finally went out and beat a team like they should, crushing Detroit 30-10. Now Ditka says: Were going in the right direction. We may improve.

This may be a little tougher.

New York Giants (3-7) at Washington (7-3)

This was supposed to be bi game. Its not but it could be a g one the Giants want to win for pride; the Redskins want to win because they lost three to New York last year.

In reality, theres not much difference here except that the Redskins strike replacements were 3-0 and the Giants0-3.

Doug Williams, though timibled by a sore back, will probably start for

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an 8.2 second index, or tlw eighth-of-a-mile in a 5.2 second index. That means that if you go faster than that sp^, you are penalized, Ayers said.

This year, Ayers won the Spring Nationals in Greensboro and the Sunshine Nationals in Cincinnati. He was the runner-up at the Super Nationals in Bowling Green, Ky.; the Firecracker Nationals at Norwalk, Ohio, and the Summer Naticmals in Union Grove, Wis.

He locked up the championship with a third-place finish at the World Finals at Baton Rogue, La., with a quarter-mile qualif^g pass of 8.23 Seconds

Ayers also led the entire country in an aU-class shootout for the fastest reaction times. He was also one of five nominees for heads up Rider of the Year.

Heads-up, Ayers said, means two riders going off blether at the same spot with no handicap.

The best speed hes ever posted was a 171.96 mph he turned at the Kinston Drag Strip. You just cant dKcribe it, he said of the feeling of that speed knowing that there is littleTaylor To Miss First

WASHINGTON (AP) -Linebacker Lawrence Taylor will miss a game for the first time in his professional career Sunday whmi the New York Giants face the Washington Redskins, a Giants spokesman said Saturday night.

Taylor, an All-Pro in each of his six previous years in the NFL, was placed on the inactive list Satiuxlay because of a pulled hamstring muscle in his ri^t leg, spokesman Ed Ookesaid.

Taylor injured the leg on Nov. 15 in a game against Philadelphia and aggravated the injury last Sunday in the first quarter against New Orleans.

Taylor had started 106 consecutive games since joining the Giants in 1981 as a No. 1 draft pick from North Carolina. He was the most valuable player in the league last season and this year was the Giants third-leadiiig tackier with 36 solo tackles and eight assists, while forcing two fumbles and intercepting three passes.

but a helmet and leather gear between him and the ground.

A funny car driver wice came up to me and asked if I was one of those guys who drove motorcycles in races. I told him I was and he told me he thou^it I was crazy, Ayers relates. Now he drives that fittle frame witti a fiberglass body on it a 100 miles an hour faster than I do. I think hes the one whos crazy.

And while he admits that hes been scared at times, Ayers says hes never taken a fidl. Ive had some close calls, but Ive always been able to control my bikes.

Others have not been as fortunate. At Greensboro this year, two riders were killed in mishapboth friends of Ayers. Ive tried to learn from every mistake Ive made and from wahming others. 'The reason fw their accidents was low clearance on their bikes.

Ayers related that because of a crosswind on the course, the bikes were pushed into the side rails. The riders tried to turn the bikes, but because of low clearance of the headers, the bikes could only lean so farand it was not enough.

The IDBA raised minimum clearance after that, lait Id already had my clearance higher, he said.

You take every precaution, bt things can still happen. I always inspect the bike for weld cracks before every run just to be sure.

Ayers also credits his crew for great support. He gets his cylinder lead from Star Racing of Americus, Ga., his fail-proof remote starter from Cox Armature and Gaboons Machine Shop of Greeiiville, and his work done by Jimmy Hardison of Hon^-Suzuki of Greenville. Ayers bike, by the way, is a highlv modified 1985 .GS1150 Suzuki, which uses nitrous oxide for fuel.

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The Top Gas championship oititles Ayers to use the ifl plate on his bme for the next year.

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Cincinnati (3-7) at New York Jets (5-5)

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Last year, for example, the Bengals beat Uk Jets ^-21 on the final ^y of the series, and each finished 10-6. But the Jets went to the playoffs and the Bengals didnt.

Philadelphia (4-6) at New England (5-5)

The Eagles regulars were 4-1 until two weeks ago, when they barely lost to the Giants. No disgrace there, perhaps, but then came last weeks 31-19 home loss to the Cardinals in a ame in which they trailed 31-3 at lalftime.^

Which is making a humble man of Buddy Ryan, who believes his team is having trouble absorbing his complex defenses.

Tampa Bay (4-6) at Los Angeles Rams (3-7).

The fans who are yelling for Vinny Testaverde in Tampa Bay might low at Jim Everett as an example of the troubles a prime young quarterback can have. Even in Monday nights 30-26 win over the Redskins, Everett did less than the special teams and defense, which accounted for three of the four Los Angeles touchdowns.

St. Louis (441) at Atlanta (2-8)

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BOONE, N.C. (AP) - Doug Beaty rushed for 94 yards and one touchdown and Bjom Nittmo kicked two field goals to lead Appalachian State to a 27-7 victory over Richmond Saturda;^ in the first round of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs.

It was the eighth straight victory for Appalachian State, 10-2, and marker the first time the school has evar won 10 games in a season. The Mountaineers will host defending I-AA champion Georgia Southern in the second round next Saturday at 1:30p.m.

The Mountaineers took advantage of a blocked punt and two fumbled punt snaps for 13 first-half points.

Mickey Ray blocked Austin Neidioffs punt early in the first

quarter, setting up, a 32-yard field goal by Nittmo.

Richmonds Rob Courter kicked a 41-yanl field goal with 1:S9 left in ie period to tie me score at 3-3.

The Mountaineers took the lead for go^ midway throi# the second quarter after a fumbled punt snap gave Appalachian the ball at the Richmond 30-yard line. Three plays later, Tim Sanders ran it in from the 5-yard line and Nittmos extra point gave the Mountaineers a 10-3 lead.

th^quarter gave MouiLiineers the ball at the Richmond 8-yard line, but the Spiders defense held and forced a 27-yard field goal by Nittmo.

Beatys 1-yard plunge in the fourth quarter closied the scoring.

Erwin Matthews led Itichmond, 8-

4, with 93 yards rushing.Georgia Southern 31Maine 28,OT

STATESBORO, Ga. (AP) - Tim Foleys 42-yard field goal in overtime completed a comeback from an 18-p(H)t halftime deficit as Georgia Southern, seeking its third national championship in a row, edged Maine 31-28 in the opening round of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs Satur-

s game-winner atoned for a missed 37-yard attempt with five secimds M in r^ation.

Trailing 28-10 at halftime, Georgia Southern^ defense clamped a lid (m the Black Bears attack, holding the visitors to 96 yards in the final two periods after yielding 264 in the opening half.

The Eagles cut the lead to 28-18 on

Ernest Thompsons 4-yard run with 6:34 left in the* third Quarter and Raymond Cross ran for tne two-point conversion.

Foley kicked a 32-yard field goal with four seconds remaining in the third to cut Maines lead to 28-21 and (leorgia Southern, 9-3, tied the game with 7:54 left in regulation on Joe Ross 12-yard scoring run.

Maine, 84, had built its lead on the passing of Mike Buck.

Buck threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Sergio Hebra on Maines first possession, but Southern came back l or a 7-7 deadlock three minutes later on Raymond Gross 13-yard run.

The Bears then took charge when Buck scored on a 1-yard run and stretched the lead to 14 points on a 2-

^ Fo^ytcked a 32-yard field goal later in the period but Ray Wood

lifted the halftime margin to 28-10 by scoring from the one.

The Eagles will face Ap^lachian State, a 20-3 winner over Richmond Satuitiay, in the second round of the playoffs next week.Marshall................41James Madison........12

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) -Tony Petersen passed for 387 yards and four touchdowns as Marshall University rolled to a 41-12 victory over James Madison Saturday in the first round of the NCAA Division I-AAplayoffs.

The Thundering Herd - 74 in the regular season and ranked No. 11 in

the division rolled up 499 yards

in offense behind Petersen, a 6-1, 200-pound sophomore quarterback. He threw two scoring passes to Sean

Doctor, who had nine receptions for 117 yards, plus an 84-yarder to Mike Baxter and a 20-yarder to Mike Barber.

Mamhall limited the fifth-ranked Dukes, 9-3, to 281 yards in (rffense aiul recovered four fumbles.

James Madison, the top-rated independent in the division, didnt manage a first down until midway throu^ the second Quarter, and didnt score until backup quarterback Gr^ Lancaster entered the game after Marshalls fourth touchdown.

t Lancasters 17-yard pass to Le<m Taylor set up Rodney Stocketts 6-yard scoring run. Lancaster completed a 22-yard pass to Taylor for JMUs only other score.

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Appalacian State running back Doug Beaty (45) runs through a hole in the Richmond defense in their Division 1-AA playoff game Saturday. (AP Laserphoto)

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' LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Danny Manning comes into the season two ia^wMter than he used to be, but Ihet may be the only way the Kansas ^RD-American doesnt measure up.

Manning, who was listed as 6-11 during his first three years in college, .Was measured at 6-9 during the Pan American Games. It may be a minor ipystory where the two inches went, but it is Mannings skills on the court ftat are truly mystifying.

I always told them I didnt think I .Thas 6-11, he said, rather sheepishly. '*But most important for the Jfayhawks in this now-you-see-it-Bow*you-dont game is the fact that Hanning is mal^ an appearance at Kansas at all this season.

The two-time Big Eight player of the year almost decided to leave school early and go into the NBA. But thoughts of family and the future won 'Cut over the immediate temptation of a lucrative contract.

*T had to lo(A at it hard. Anybody would, I think, Manning said of going to the NBA. The presence of his father, Ed Manning, as an assistant on Coach Lany Browns staff and the fSct the tight-knit family higMy values education finally swayed him.

Its what is best for me and its what my family wants me to do, said Manning, who averaged almost 25 pmnts and 10 rebounds as a junior. **My family wants me to stay and get my decree, and thats important. Im also l^ing forward to the opportunity to jday in the Olympics. The NBA will always be there. Right now im iust looking forward to luving a good senior season.

We talked about him getting his degree and reaching some of his goals during his college career, said

Ed Manning, whom Brown hired as an assistant coach while Danny was a hi^ school junior. I think its very important for him to get his degree.

And what about the Incredible Shrinking Manning?

We take the heights that are passed on to us by a players high school, a spokesman in the Kansas basketball office said in explaining the original error.

The Pan Am measurements were done when the players were in their bare feet. We measured all our players this year in their shoes, since theyll be wearing their shoes while they play. Thats how Danny came to be6-10.^

Whether hes 9,10 or 11 doesnt matter to Jayhawk followers as long as aU of him is theirs.

Three starters return from last years 25-11 squad, tnit several newcomers and the return from injury of forward Archie Marshall gives hope for a second Final Four appearance in three years.

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Dating back to high school, he always nas been known as a bard worker and strictly team-oriented, and Brown insists those qualities have only become more deeply ingrained.

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Williams' Shot Lets Womon Win

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Pam Williams hit a 15-foot jumper from the baseline with four seconds remaining to give East Carolinas Lady Pirates a 78-77 victory over Central Michigan in the opening game of the Lady Kat Classic Friday night.

It was the opening game for the basketball Pirates, who brought their new coach Pat Pierson a victory as a welcoming gift.

The Pirates, however, had to overcome blowing a 12-point lead midway tlu*ough the second half, then hang on as three attempts to score the winn

ing basket failed in the fmal 10 sec-(HldS.

Williams, who hit (ily me other basket, got the ball on an out-of-with five seconds left ill in for the winner.

That was a designated play set specifically for Pam, Pierson said. Shes a good shooter from the baseline and we knew that Central Michigan was looking for us to go inside. Rose Miller was especially important on that play (acting as a decoy).

The first half of the game was, like

much of the game, close. East (Carolina held a 45-42 lead at intermission. Central Michigan came back and took the lead early in the second half, but never led the Pirates by more than one point.

The Lady Chippewas took their first lead of the half on a layup by Sue Nissen with 16:24 left, making it 50-49.

But, after the Pirates trailed 54-53, Gretta lavage paced East Carolina to 11 straight points, scoring five of them herself, powering the Lady Pirates into a 64-54 lead. That was

eventually stretched to a 12-point bulge when Monique Pompili hit a 15-footer with 7:38 to make it 70-58.

Molly Piche then paced a Chippewa comeback, scoring six points over the next thm minutes, to cut the lead back to one, 74-73. Sherry Kelly then scored off a layup after Nissen stole the ball for a 75-74 lead with 2:22 left.

Both teams missed shots after that, before Savage hit a jump hoot with 1:35 left for a 76-75 E(^ lead. Central Michigan countered, with 1:11 show-

Auburn Tops Tide, 10-0

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -Auburn is headed for the Sugar Bowl, and quarterback Jeff Burger says the Tigers are going because an uncomplicated game plan gave them a victory over arch-nval Alabama and the Southeastern Conference crown.

The offense just kept pounding and pounding and the defense played awesome, Burger said after seventh-ranked Auburns 104) victory Friday over the 18lh-ranked Crimson Tide. Thats all there is to it.

Alabamas first shutout loss in seven seasons knocked both the Crimsm Tide and No. 6 Louisiana State out of Sugar Bowl contention.

Auburn, 9-1-1, will play undefeated and fourth-ranked Syracuse in the Sugar Bowl on New Years Day.

Alabama, 74, goes to the Hall of Fame Bowl to play Michigan on Jan. 2, and LSU, which had a not at the ^ar Bowl had Alabama won, will face No. 8 South (Carolina in the Gator Bowl on Dec 31.

Although Auburn isnt in the national ^mpimiship incture, the Tigers could spoil whatever title aspirations Syracuse has.

Burgers 44-yard pass to Lawyer Tillman was the big play during the only touchdown drive of the game, a 99-yard surge capped by Harry Moses 5-yaid scoring run that gave the Tigers a 7-0 halftime lead.

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ing, on a Piche layup for a 77-76 lead.

After another eacnanges of misses, ECU got the ball and called a time out with 25 seconds left to play.

With 10 seconds left. Savage missed, got her own rebcnmd and missed again. Another Pirate rebound led to anottier miss, but this time the ball went out of bounds off a Chippewa player, giving the Pirates one more chance with five seconds to go.

Williams made it enough.

The Pirates played much of the final two minutes without two of their top players. Alma Bethea left the game witti cramps with 1:53 left and Pompili went out with a knee injury with just under a minute showing.

Both were expected to be ready for Saturday nights championship game with the hosting Lady Wildcats of Kentucky, which beat Louisville in the Friday nightcap.

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15 0-1 04) 0 12 0

29 5-19 1-1 3 0 1 11

25 5-8 0-2 2 1 5 10

34 10-16 2-2 40 7-14 2-2 6 1-1 2-2 14 0-2 0-1

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200 35-73 7-12 38 11 18 77

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200 34-72 7-11 38 14 21 78

Central Michigan................42 35 77

East Carolina.....................45 33 78

Three Point Goals: OConnor 1-1, Kelly 0-1.

Turnovers: CMU19, ECU 21.

Technical fouls: none.

Officials: Crass and Courteau. Attendance: 550.

East Carolinas scoring was led by Pompili, wito scored 20, while Bethea added 17, Chris OConnor had 13 and Savage, 11.

Central Michigan was paced by Nissen' with 22, while Piche had 16 and Shirley Joiner had 11. Kelly and Nancy Melissa each added 10.

The two teams match^ each other in rebounding, each with 38. ECU was led by Savage with nine, while Pompili had eight and Bethea had seven. Ninnen had 13 to pace the Lady Chippewas.

It was a great win for these girls, Pierson said. Theyve worked hard in preseason learning a new system as we beat a good team tonight in Central Michigan.

I dont know a whole lot about Kentucky, but they have a lot of great aUdetes.

The Pirates, following the championship game in the Lady Kat, return home to host their own Lady Pirate Qassic which starts Friday.

1st Games Postponed

Ayden-Grifton and North Pitt have postponed their opening basketball games of the season, scheduled for Tuesday night.

The Chargers were to have opened by playing host to Washington High School, while North Pitt was to have visited Williamston.

No new date has been set for the Ayden-Grifton-Washington affair. The Williamston-North Pitt game has been reset for Dec. 9.

The status of Fridays games will be decided after the two schools meiet in their 2-A Eastern Semifinal football playoff game. The winning team will also postpone Fridays game, while the loser will likely pick up ith schedule.

Tiger First Down

Auburn's Stacy Danley (right) is stopped by Alabamas Robert Stewart in the first quarter Friday at Legion Field in Birm

ingham, Ala. Auburn picked up a first down on the play and went on to a 10-0 victory. (AP Laserphoto)

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PASS!

It 6-28. Auburn, Dan^ 26-157. ING-Alabama. Dunn 5-12-2-38, Smith 2-341-9. AiRmm. Burger lA-m-128.

RECEIVING-Alabama, Cross M2, Battle 1-15, Wri^t 1-9. Auburn, Donaldson 4-29, Danley 4-13, Tillman 3411.

points on a 23-yard fourth-quarter field goal after the Tigers had moved 69 yards to the Alabama 9. That drive was comprised entirely of running plays against a (Mmson Tide defense that had been on the field most of the half.

Auburn Coach Pat Dye said his ddense just wouldnt let Alabamas offeme get started in the second half. And our running game got on track. Auburn, which ran for just 20 yards in the first half, finished with 185, in-ctuding 157 by Stacy Danley.

Dye said Aubuni, which finished 5^1 in the SEC to LSUs 5-1 and Alabamas 4-2, pretty much had control most of the game, but we werent ahead by much.

Linebacker Kurt Crain had 16

tackles and two interceptions as Auburn shut out Alabama f(Nr the first time since Notre Dame defeated the Crimson Tide 7-0 in 1980. Crain said the Alabama offense was thoroughly frustrated.

They kept thinking they could run the ball, but we kept stopping them over and over, 1 said. I dont think they really knew what to do.

Bin (Xirry, who wait 0-7 against Auburn as the (^rgia Tech coach before taking over at Alabama this season, said a key to the loss was the Tides inability to cash in after Derrick Thomas blocked an Auburn punt at the 9 in the first period. Alabama disdained a field goal on fourth down from the Auburn 1, but the gamble misfired when a pass feU incomplete.

Against a great fpotbaU team, when you get the chance youve got to capitalize, Curry said.

We just couldnt establish ourselves on offense, said Bobby Humphrey, Alabamas top runner with 83 yards. But whats done is done, and Auburn has a great defense.

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LA QUINTA, Calif. (AP) - A long birdie putt on the first hole Saturdav ended a Skins Game drought for Jack Nicklaus.

After going 35 holes without a skin, it was kind of nice to get that monkey off my back, Nicklaus said. It broke the ice and got me rolling. Nicklaus hadnt won in this made-fw-tetevision event since the first hole of the 1985 Skins Game, but ended that string with a 25-foot putt on the first hole.

It took the pressure off. After that, I was able to relax and enjoy it, and thats the way you want to play the Skins Game, he said.

> Niidiiaus birdied the first three ,_b(des he played, w(m two of them and

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ag, 3Moot birdie putt on the ninth, nhnmt damn Nicklaus, said Fm^ Zoeller. He played better today than lie ^ all year. He made some putts out there.

Nicklaus finished the first nine I (HI the extremely difficult PHA

course with 170,000 in winnings.

2o^er won only one hole, but, with Irryovers, it was a big one, worth 10,000, and pushed his Skiiis (Sames iitogs to $696,000 in 45 holes.

Lee Trevino, the shortest hitter in Hall of Fame foursiHiie that to jpeting on the extremely difficult ^ JA West course, woo the only other ||in, worth $25,000, with a Mrdie on he par-5 eighth Ix^. Arnold %lmer was shut out. But he, along Ifjth the otha three, will have iOother chance Sunday with another 1,000 up fiur grabs over the final holes.

Tts always nice to win a dun on the first day. That way you can relax K secoiKl day. 1 cant do that, Kdmersaid.

. After his opening birdie, Nicklaus pit it close on the second hole, but so Pd Zoeller and they halved the bole with birdies. The $15,000 f(M* that hole carried over to the next, and Nicklaus Won that <xie, wivth ^,000,

with an 8-foot birdie putt.

The next three bcdes were halved, with the prize money carried over after each, placing a $70,000 value on the seventh.

There, Zoeller played a delicate little pitch over the water to about four feet and just inside Trevino. When Trevino missed, Zoeller had the little itt for the big prize and rolled it

I had no idea how much it was worth. I knew it was a lot, but I cant add that fast, Zoeller said.

Ncme of the four could reach the

in two on the 565-yard eighth, ^almer, Nicklaus and Trevino all pitched to within about six feet in three. Palmer and Nicklaus^ missed their putts and Trevino mad" his birdie for the skin.

On the ninth, Trevino hit a great second ^t from a fairway bunker to within 10 feet of the flag, and came scrambling out of the bunker shouting and waving and jumping.

Nicklaus 5-iron aipeach stayed left. But Nicklaus holol his long putt and Trevino missed his, giving Nicklaus the final skin of the day.

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By DAVID DROSCHAK > Associated Press Writer ' Gamer has rolled to a 134 reeord largely on the record-setting performances of ruiming back Anthow Barbour, but a berai in the semifinals of tte state 4-A hi^ school football play<^s couldnt nave been obtained witluMit the forward pass.

Quarterback Stacy Best hit Robert Hinton with a 28-yard scoring pass with one minute remaining Fnday night to lift the second-ranked Tro

jans to a thrilling, come-from-behind 28-24 victory over Richmond County.

Wliat a war, said Gamer coach Hal Stewart after the game. I can hardly speak.

Best also connected with Hinton (m a 38-yaid TD pass earlier in the contest, while Barbour rushed for 235 yards and scored on runs of 48 and 80 yards on the misty and rainy night.

Barbour has rushed yards

and scored 42 touchdowns - one score short of the unofficial state record set by Princetons Mike Atkin-80oinl979. 1

Gamer will meet another 134 team in the semifinals as Northern Durham defeated Jacksonville 21-14. The Knights got three touchdowns from Russell McClain - the game-winner coming fitrni 5 yards out with 10:11 remaining. Ronnie Thomas perserved the victory wiUi his second mtercef^mi of ttie ccmtest witti 36 secwdsleft.

The other 4-A semifinal matchup will feature undefeated Charlotte Harding and surprising Greensboro Grimsley. Harddng downed Morgan-ton Freedom 14-7, wldle Grimsley

four Chris Dillingham passes returning two for scores in its 49-0 vict(7 over Adieville Erwin. The Gdden Li(ms have outscwed their opponents 1344 in three playoff

TD runs of 54 and 70 yards. Herman Jones also returned a kick 75 yarcb for a score and tight end Chester McGlockton caught a 53-yard scoring

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Shelby will now play West Caldwell, also 12-1, after the Warriors defeated Uncoln(on 264. Steven Patterson scored on three shcwrt touchdown runs to key the Warriors victory.

Tarboro, 11-2, edged rival Southwest Edgecombe 14-7 and will take on the winner of the Burlington Williams-Asheboro game postponed until Monday because of rain.

Top-ranked and undefeated Whiteville started slowly in its 2-A playoff ^me with East Duplin, but exploded for 26 second-half points to down the Panthers 324. Virgil Cokley rushed for 199 yards and scored on

Whiteville, 134, will take on the winna* of the North Pitt-Ayden-Grif-bm contest, <me of three playoff games postponed because of wet grounds.

In another 2-A contest, Tbomasvilles Pat Weldon scored two touchdowns as the Bulldogs avenged a regular-season loss to Lexington and defeated the two-time defending champions 21-6. Thomasville, 12-1, rushed for 244 yar^, while limiting Lexington to 82.

The Bulldogs will take on the winner of the Bunker Hill-Mount Airy game.

Defending 1-A champion Murphy now has won 27 of its last 28 games by

thrashing Rosman 44-0. The^ Bulldogs, 12-1, w(Hi the contest despite 21 pmalties for 225 yards.

Penalties hurt us all night, but we are an aggressive team and those things are going to happen, said Coach David Gentry,

Quarterback Jf Martin completed 13 of 25 passes for 237 yards and three touchdowns, including two to Carl Pickens, who was thrown out of the contest in the fourth quarter for fightii^. Mel Nicely caught seven passes for 144 yards and a score. He also scored on a 45-yard run.

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Tar Heels Struggle By Trojans

By The Associated Press

Dean Smith has seen enough basketball to know that winning on the road is no easy task, even if his third-ranked Tar Heels are considered the favorite.

The Tar Heels won their second gamo this season with an ^*77 triumph over Southern California in an opmiing-round game of the Central hdelity Holiday Classic. Richmond downed Boston University 66-61 to set up Saturday nights title game at the Robins Center, which the ^i^rs call home.

**I would be amazed if we could beat Richmond right now at Richmond, Smith said. Basketballs always been a home-court game and it alwap will be. I really will be sur-

Smith may have based his doubts on his teams performance in beating the Trojans.

While North Carolina was just 26 of 59 field-goal attempts at committing 17 turnovers. Southern Cal stayed in the game by hitting 13 of 25 shots from 3-point range.

We made so many mental mistakes, too many for a North Carolina team, Smith said. Maybe well come along. Maybe Im being too impatient.

It was Southern Cals season opener under second-year coach George Raveling, who has 10 new players on the squad.

This game revealed the enormous potential our team has, Raveling said.

North Carolina held a 65-55 lead midway through the second half before the Trojans began their climb back. Sophomore guard Anthony Pendleton, who had eight of hte game-high 20 points in the fmal 8:56, puUed Southern Cal within 69-67 on a layup with 6:29 left.

Ranzino Smith scored four points to spark an 11-4 North Carolina run, which was capped by Scott Williams slam dunk for an 80-71 Tar Heels edge with 49 seconds to play.

But Southern Cal got 3-pointers from Pendleton and Brad Winslow to cut North Carolinas advantage to 80-77 with 12 seconds remaining.

Smith was fouled on the ensuing inbounds play and made both free ^ows to seal the outcome.

Five Tar Heels scored in double figures, led by Smiths 19 points. Jeff Lebo added 15, Scott Wilham scored 13 and J.R. Reid and Steve Bucknall has 11 each.

Viri^a won its opening-round game in the Investors Classic, downing Columbia 83-58 at Charlottesville. Maryland knocked off Loyola, Md., 74-60 in the MCI Harbor Gassic and Clemson defeated Oregon State 69-54 at Taipei, Taiwan.

Howard Fails To Stop Playoffs; Suit Said Valid

I WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal ju^e (Ml FViday doiied Howard Uni-versitys request to delay this weekends start of the NCAA Divi-;sion I-AA football playoffs while the .school sues the NCAA over its exclu-Ijdon from post-season play.

U.S. District Judge John Garrett ^eim, in rejecting Howards request -for a temporary restraining order, rdiised to postpone the start of the (riayoffs f(v one week and also refused to (Mder that the 16-team field be

I ruling means games scheduled for Saturday will be played, but Howards 19 million lawsuit against tte NCAA (xmtinue in court.

My delay of these games would be a msnqption which would cause severe har^hip to Uie teams, their schools and their supporters, Penn said.

He recognized, however, there are substantial and severe questions that are raised in the course of this hti^tion.

Howard lawyer Francis Smith said Fridays denial wouldnt be appealed, and that Howard would instead sedi to a preliminary injunction to halt the second round of playoffs, schedutedDec. 5.

Penn cited as particularly troubling Howaids ranking behind North Texas State in the final NCAA poll after the teams had been tied for 20th the |M%vious week. In its final game, Nortti Texas State beat a Division I-AA team with a losing record while Howard beat No. 14 Delaware State. Yet North Texas State moved ahead of Howard in the rankings, which were used by the NCAA in awarding

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I still cant understand how the ratings at the end of the season, with the ratings of the previous week, turned out as they did, Penn said. It does seem Howard would have ended up with a higher ranking.

Penn said he made his ruling with great difficulty, recognizing the plight of the team.

They had one of their best seasons ever. I can understand the plight of the players. 1 can understand their disappointment, he said.

Howard President James Cheek said the denial of the restraining order would not deter Howard from continuing its l^al battle against the NCAA.

The factual situation (for the restraining order) is one we cannot overcome. Certainly to postpone the games would be disruptive to an awful lot of people, Cheek said.

There is evidence we have been treated in a very shabby fashion, he said, promising to put members of the selection committee on the witness stand in a jury trial for civil damages.

They will have to come clean. Its not only for Howards benefit. Its going to benefit all small institutions and those who are considered other than big time.

Thousands of fans from the 16 schools have traveled to game sites and an NCAA lawyer said earlier Friday that teams had spent $200,000 gettii^ to the stadiums.

Tickets have been sold. Thousands of people have traveled from one part of the country to anotlKr. Families and friends of 16 schools have changed holiday plans and traveled to the sites, NCAA lawyer Donald Bucklin said.

The NCAA also said thousands of dollars worth of television contracts would be lost because TV schedules cannot be changed.

Earlier in the day, Penn asked the NCAA to supply more information about how this seasons Division I-AA rankings were made during the season.

I must admit, it does look interesting, Penn said after Howard lawyers outlined during a two-hour hearii^ how the team compiled a better record than any other in the playoffs, yet missed participation by one spot in the ranking.

Bucklin, pressed V ^^nn, said committee members apparently decided Delaware State was not as good as they had thought during the season, when the team was ranked as high as seventh.

He said North Texas State, with losses to two Division I-A teams, was eventually judged better than Howard biecause it had a tougher schedule. Howard played four games against teams below Division I-AA.

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But they knew that the week before, Penn said, pointing to North Texas States tie with Howard fcH* 20th in the Nov. 16 rankings.

The only thing that happened to Delaware State was that they lost to Howard, university lawyer Francis Smith said. Once it happened, it (the game) had to be denigrated or Howani would have to be included in tlK system and the NCAA did not want that.

If this is their idea of fairness, then they must think we should still be pickin cotton and strippin tobacco, Smith told Penn.

All 12 Cavaliers who played scored at least two points in the victory, which was paced by Richard Morgans 15 points. John Crotty added 14 for Virginia.

Columbia was within 11-7 before a 13-0 Virginia run put the Lions out of reach. Leading 40-26 at halftime, the Cavaliers clinched it with an 11-0 start to the second half.

Virginia was to meet Rhode Island, which defeated The Otadel 113-85.

Rudy Archer scored 21 points and dished out five assists to lead the Terrapins to a victory in the opening round of the MCI Harbor Classic at the Baltimore Arena. Mississippi defeated St. Joseidis 59-51 to jom Maryland in the fimds.

Elden Campbells 22 points paced the Tigers. Jerry Pryor added 18 for Gemson in its season opener.

In addition to tonights tournament championship games. No. 15 Duke starts the season against Appalachian State.

CLEMSON (69)

Duncan 1-51-4 4. Pryor 8-9 2-418, Campbell 10-14 2-3 22, Kincaid 0-5 54 5, Marshall 3-5 2-2 8, Davis ^2 1-5 5, Bruce 3-5 04 7. Totals 27-4513-24 69.

OREGON ST. (54)

Freeman 0-1 0-0 0, Sherwood 3-6 4-5 10, Reinalda 3-30-16, Knox 341-28, Payton 34 24 9, Celestino 1-104 2, BranUw 14 2-2 4, Martin 5-16 0411, Harge 24 0-2 4. Totals 21-519-1554.

HalftimeClemson 37, OSU 25. 3-point goalsClemson 24 (Duncan 1-3, Kincaid 0-2, Bruce 1-1), 06U 34 (Sherwood 0-1, Km>x 1-1, Paytmi 1-5, Martin 1-1). Fouled outReinalda. ReboundsClemson 36 (Davis 13), OSU 21 (Sherwood, Martin 5). Assistsdems(Mi 19 (Marshall 7), OSU 14 (Payton 4). Total fouls-Clemson 18, OSU 21.A-5,637.

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Virgiiiia...................................40 43-83

Tli^point goalsColumbia 34: Shannon 14, uiiles 1-1, Fraim 1-1. Virginia 4-17: Morgan 2-7, Johnson 1-3, Simms 0-2, Crotty 1-4, Price 0-1.

TurnoversColumbia 17, Virginia 7. Technical foulsColumbia bench. OfficialsMoreau, Croft, Dodge. A-4,950.

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Three-point goals-Southem Cf^ornw 13-25: Ertet 1-2, Pendleton 6-14, Wiltz 0-2, Winslow 44, Olivarez 0-1, Grande 2-2. North Carolina 8-16: Madden 0-1, I^bo 4-7, Smith 34, Bucknall 1-2.

TurnoversSouthern California 18, North Carolina 17.

Technical fouls-None.

OfficialsArmstrong, Nichols, Gordon. A-9,171.

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MARYLAND (74)

Archer 7-17 74 21, Dickerson 04 04 0. Williams 2-21-2 5, D. Lewis 8-2 3419, Hood 2-10 9-1213, Karver 0-104 0, McCoy 2-5 04 4, Johnson 1-1042, C. Lewis 34 4-1010.

Totals 25-56 24-36 74.

LOYOLA, MD. (60)

Billups 04 04 0, Boney 3-10 04 6, Morrison 6-14 44 17, Hamwright 54 2-2 12, Wagner 3-121-2 7, Elam 0-104 0, Wojcik 0-1

2-2 2, Walker 6-10 0112, Allmraid 02 04 0, Foley 1-12-2 4.

Totals 244311-13 60.

. HalftimeMaryland 37, Loyola, Md. 29.

3-point goalsMaryland 04, Loyola, Md. 1-4 (Morison 1-4). Fouled out-B. Williams, Allmond, Hamwright. ReboundsMaryland 37 (Hood 11), Loyola, Md. 46 (Allmond, Hamwright 7). AssistsMaryland 14 (Archer, D. Lewis 5), Loyola, Md. 10 (Wojcik 5). Total foulsMaryland 16, Loyola, Md. 28.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An out-of-court settlement under which Ohio State University will pay fired football Coach Earle Bruce $471,000 to drop a lawsuit is totally in the universitys interests, its attorney says.

John C. Elam, who announced the settlement of Bruces $7.4-million suit at a news conference Friday, was asked to assess the possible' reaction of taxpayers and university contributors to the payment.

I would think ... that those who are strong supporters of Earle Bruce, and those obviously run in the hundreds of thousands... would be glad to hear that hes being made whole, Elam said.

never can speak for how a taxpayer might fel about any case. I can speak for myself, however, that I urged the trustees to make this settlement as being directly and totally in the interests of the university. Bruce, 56, was fired Nov. 16 by university President Edward Jennii^, who lias never disclosed the specie reasons for his action. Athletic Director Rick Bay resigned in protest the

Smith #2 In Wins

NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) - Jerry Tarkanian of Nevada-Las Vegas and North Carolinas Dean Smitti head the list of the nations winningest college basketball coaches for the third year in a row.

Tarkanian, whose 1986-87 team won 37 games to tie the NCAA single-season record, has won 473 games while losing 100 in 19 seasons as a head coach - five at Long Beach State and 14 at UNLV.

His winning percentage of .825 ranks second on the all-time NCAA list between Long Island Univemtys Clair Bee (410-86-.827) and Kentuckys Adolph Rupp (875-190-.822).

Smiths 26-year record of 611-175-.777 puts him second among active coaches to both Tarkanian in winning percentage and Ralph Miller of Oregon State in total victores. Millers teams have won 615 games.

Lou Camesecca of St. Johns is third and Indianas Bob Knight is fourth for the second year in a row. .Cameseccas 19-year record is 423-145.7t while Knight, in his 23rd season as a head coach, is 468-169

.735. Kni^t coached at West Point before going to Indiana.

The only newcomer in this years ; list is Shelby Metcalf of Texas A&M, who is 16th. He replaces Virginia Techs Charlie Moir, who is no longer ^ coaching.

* The Top Twenty Coaches list has : been compiled for the 21st year by Elmore Scoop Hudgins, retired assistant commissioner of the Southeastern Conference.

: Hudgins formula lists the 20 '.coaches with the most victones at : four-year colleges and then ranks

them in order of winning percentage.

The cutoff point this year is 397 victo-.ries.

: Rounding out the top 10 are Don ; Haskins of Texas-El Paso, 493-215-. 696; Lou Henson of Illinois, 481-

234.673; Davey Whitney of Alcorn State, 437-219-.666; Gene Bartow of

Alabama-Birmingham, 476-243-: .662; Norm Stewart of Missouri, 478-

248-.658, and Don Donoher of

Dayton, 412-240-.632.

The second 10 consists of Old

Dominions Tom Young, 463-271 .631; Oregon States Miller, 615-373-! .622; Eldon Miller of Northern Iowa, : 417-256-.620; Floridas Norm Sloan, ' 583-370-.612; Gary.Colson of New 'Mexico, 465-298-.6(B; Texas AAMs ' Metcalf, 397-267-.S98; Harry Miller . <rf Stepten F. Austin, 524-356.5%;

Northwesterns Bill Foster, 420-289-.592; Glenn Wilkes of Stetson, 467-345-.576, and Vanderbilts C.M. Newton, 470-350-.573.

same day. Bruces dismissal toc^ effect following the Buckeyes seasim-ending victory over Michigan. Hie coach filed suit Nov. 20 in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.

In me suit, Bruces attorney, John Zonak, accused Jennings of firing Bpice because Jennings knew the jgpach disapproved of Jennings

lifestyle. At a news conference announcing the lawsuit, Zonak accused Jennings of excessive drinking.

Elam said Jennings had improperly been brought into the matter.

I believe that this was, and this is ttie basis of the settlement, a contract dispute between Coach Bruce an^ the university. Anything else, in my

viewpoint, was improper, Elam said.

He said the incident had placed a tremendous strain on all those involved.

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sions of regret, Elam said.

To state the obvious, all of you are certainly aware that every one of them have been in the eye of the needle and this has created tremendous pressures, he said.

Details of/ the agreement were disclosed by Elam at a hastily called news conference which neither Bruce nor Jennings attended. Except for prepared statements they issued, the agreement provided for both not to comment on the incident.

The two-page agreement stipulates that the university pay Bruce $471,000 within three business days.

This is to make him whole for what he would have received had he continued in his employment between now and June 1989, Elam said.

Bruce was paid less than $90,000 annually as head football coach. Had he been allowed to stay as coach until his contract expired in June 1989, Bruce would have been entitled to

Bruce lost becaise of his firing,

I said.

In addition, had Bruce continued as a university employee, he would have been eligible for early retirement at a potential cost to the university of $195,000. Other fringe benefits, such as health insurance, would have cost the university about $25,000 by June 1989.

Overall, the universitys potential financial obligatiims to Bruce had he remained on the job and taken early retirement would have totaled $351,680, Elam said.

If Bruce finds a new job before July 1, 1989, he will have to pay back whatever he earns as part of the settlement.

Elam said the settlement was fair to both parties and that university trustees support the agreement. Edmund C. Redman, chairman of the Board of Trustees, said formal approval of the settlement was ex-Dttted at the boards meeting next Friday.

Elam said the settlement grew out

about $140,000 in salary from the uni- - T

versity. ofhis talks with Zonak.

He also had a TV contract, a sporting equipment contract, miscella-

Bruce declined further comment on the settlement, but Zonak told The Columbus Dispatch on Friday that

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ByBILLSCHULZ Associated Press Writer With the Christmas shopping leason officially under way, here are ome gift ideas for the outdoorsman. lunters can clip and save this and eave it where family members can findit

i Warm gloves are a vital part of a deer hunters equipment, especially when he sits on a stand or stump for hours in freezing cold. There is an advantage to gloves or mittens because dont have to know an exact size. \

: For the home seamstress, theres an even warmer variation on gloves. Make a muff of quilted fabric, lined iwith fur and covmred with camou* tlage material. Attach a loop of atnng so the muff can hang around a hunters neck. The hunter can sit ^th warm hands, then slip them out pf the muff to take his or her shot iwithout the muff falling and scaring anvthmg within 100 yards.

! Avoid giving boots unless you know jexact size. S^e(me who wears ill-fitting footg^r will pay many times ihe price paid by the purchaser.

' irs also good to avoid rifles.

archery tackle. They latched to the shooter.

pU should be mat Gift certificates for the items, however, make wonderful presents.

Sleeping b^ are a good one-size--all gift. Ihey come in two basic ieties: box bags and mummy Box bags are roomier, and many models of box bags are made 60 two can be zipped blether into a doublebag.

; Mummy bags are usually warmer pince there is less room inside for your body to heat. Check with the retailer or the label on the bag to hiake sure it will pn^t your outdoor enthusiast in the coldest preather hes likely to face.

' A family gift could be a new tent, toically there are three kinds of lents: canvas, cotton-polyester and nylon.

t A canvas tent is the most durable, piost watmtight, most expensive and ^viest.

t Cotton-polyester tents are much less expensive, have fewer problems twith nuldew and mold than canvas its and are.lighter. But since they not as water-repellant, they must coated with polyurethane or other so the fabric doesnt ireathe as well as canvas. Make sure a tent has good window ventila-

} Nylon tmits are the tents of the80s. They are lightweight and inexpensive. They are not as tough or dura-me, and they, too, require good ven-jtilation becuase the fabric must be coated and does not breathe.

A knife is another wonderful ^t. They range from small pocket utility l^ves to huge sheath knives. The <rick is to get a good blade that will Itake a sharp edge and hold it.

I A good, small flashlight can be in-valuable. Make sure it has replaceable alkaline batteries. A small flashlight in his pocket can save a liunter a lot of trouble if hes caught Hm the woods after dark.

I There are several varieties of jcamp lanterns and stoves. Lanterns

Motorists:

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ByTOMFEGELY The Morning Call ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) - More ^deer are killed by motorists in Pennsylvania each year than are killed by muntcTS in more than half of the Estates.

This is prime time for roadkills as

can be battery-powered, liquid-fueled or prorne-fueled. Stoves and heaters can he inropai^ or liquid-fueled. All have advantages and disadvantages.

If you want to give one of those items, match it to the gear the camper already owns. Its a lot less trouble if he needs to carry only one kind of fuel.

Sportsmen in those counties had also astseason.

ration has ar-

Theres not much the motorist can ^do to avoid coUisiohs exceipt to be .aware of the increased activities of jboffi bucks and does, especially on >back roads.

Deer crossing signs are so common !that most motorists tend to ignim them; however, it is important to remember that the signs are strategically placed as the result of previous accidents involving deer.

\ Last year a record of 32,005 deer were killed on Pennsylvania road-ways. That figure includes only the deer that were picked up by motorists and game protectors. n Many mine, certainly, were in-jured and wandered off to die 'elsewhere. From a third to a quarter ^of the highway carnage alwa^ takes place in November and the first ^ weeks of December.

I According to the Pennsylvania \Game Commission, roadkill figures this year were about 2,000 ahead of last years going into this month.

It may come as a surprise that the ^highest kill figures are usually from Uie high human population counties. ; In 1986 moMts traveling on Bucks County roads killed 864 deer as corn-spared to Potter Countys 761. One nundred Philadelphia County deer fatalities were also recorded.

(tf bigger concern is the chance of human injury and death associated with deer-vehicle collisions. Last

year three human fatalities and 1,482 ; injuries were attributed to road colli-sions with deer.

I In 1965 two people were killed and (See MOTORISTS, B-14)

Outdoors

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Deer Hunters Arrested Wildlife enforcement officers have charged 44 people in a a five-county region with illegal deer kills during a week-long investigation called Operation Wolfpack. ^

From sunset on Oct. 11 to sunrise on Oct. 18,23 officers under ttie command of Maj. C. J. Smith of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission were dispatched to areas of Northampton, Halifax, Edgecombe, Warren and Franklin counties to look for people illeigally hunting deer at night and violating other wildlife laws. Wildlife officers met jointly to plan their strategy. Some went to the woods and fields in cars and jeep, some used boats to patrol the Roanoke River and others were assigned to aircraft surveillance.

When Operation Wolfpack ended, officers had made 26 night deer hunting or firelighting - cases, had charged two people with illegal doe kills, charged one with simple possession of marijuana, made eases (m 17 other miscellaneous violations and recovered one stolen vehicle.

Wed had reports from sportsmen of people hunting fr^ the road before the season opei^, said Smith, who oversees field operations from the Commissions emorcernent division, reported incidents of illegal deer kills With the eastern deer season already in its sixth week, the o deterred night deer hunting in those areas, but officers are sti rests.

As long as there are deer and a person has a reason to be out there with a weapon that is to say if a hunting season is in - theres a segment of the population thats going to hunt deer at night, Smith said. And were not just enforcing the night deer hunting law. Were enforcing the laws that r^uire licenses, tagging and reporting deer kills, and violations of county wildlife laws.

Several of the night deer hunting arrests made involved pairs of vehicles. Persons in the first vehicle shine a light looking for deer, while those in the second vehicle carry the weapons and shoot the deer.

People try to get around the law that prohibits shining a light from a vehicle that is carrying a weapon, Smith said. But the cwrts liave u^ld our charges when toe front vetocle acts as the spotter (shining the light in search of deer) and the second vehicle is the carrier of the firearm.

He said toe courts have ruled that this is a joint effort between two parties to take deer with the aid of artificial light, and conviction rate has been high. If the courts didnt uphold this, there would be little a wildlife officer could do under these circumstances.

Several more such special operations are planned for areas around the state. Officers will work in groups and will use aircraft and boats to look for wilife law violators.

Our officers safety is a high priority in these operations, Smith said. Our policy us to have a second officer present when any officer is working night deer hunting cases or any other dangerous situation.

Hie officers ^ notify otoer local officers and the telecommunications center in Raleigh and license plate number and a description of the suspicious vehicle, and the number of occupants in the vehicle before the vehicle is stopped. In many instances, toe second officer will observe without making his presence known to the violators unless needed.

Whitetails Unlimited

Needs More Members Whitetails Unlimited Inc., a national non-profit organization dedicated to conserving whitetailed-deer, is loddng for sincere and dedicated sportsmen to join the organization, according to David Hawkey, vice president.

Many hunters tend to overlook toe fact that the hunting right can be taken away and that they need to work on obtaining toe respect of the general public, he said. This requires more than toe purchase of a hunting license. Their involvement in an organization such as Whitetails Unlimited not only improves that image but also works toward the well being of the white-tailed deer and its environment.

The organization was established in 1982 by Peter J. Gerl with the enthusiasm, dedication and overall sportsmens attitude associated with the number one big game animal in the United States, the white-tailed deer, and channeling that into useful volunteer efforts and a heightened awareness of hunter ethics and hunter/landowner relations, Gerl said.

Whitetails Unlimited has established charter chapters throughout the United States from Michigan to Florida, but it needs more chapters. The group has developed and implemented programs to help curb some of the major problems confronting white-tailed deer. A national effort is being made to instill in the public an understanding of the environmental needs of the deer population.

What we need are sportsmen and women who realize the need for an organization with national, state and local effectiveness - sportsmen who are willing to get involved and are not afraid to stand up and be counted, Gerl said.

A one-year membership costs $10 and includes a membership card, decal and four issues of The Deer Trail magazine. For more information about becoming a member or forming a local chapter, write to,Whitetails Unlimited Inc., National Headquarters, P.O. Box 422, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235, or call 414-743-6777.

Fish Are Safe to Eat State Health Director Dr. Ronald H. Levine has reaffirmed that there is no evidence of illness among people who have eaten finfish caught along the North Carolina coast. Some consumers have expressed concern about eating such fish in the wake of an outbreak of red tide.

According to health officials, finfish caught in waters affected by the red tide have not caused illness when eaten by humans. However, they said, it is never advisable to eat fish entrails or any fish found dead or app^ring to be sick or weakened.

The Division of Health Services has been contacting individuals who are known to have eaten finfish caught during the period of red tide alimg our coast, Levine said. Of the 60 to 70 people we have spoken with so far, none have shown any sign of illness as a result of eating toe fish caught in the affected areas.

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OiaidMn 8-186-723, McDaniel 10-15,2-2 22, Usier 1-3 0^2 L EUis 1023 06 37, HcMfflan 1-31-23, m0iamsO2(M)0, Ifcltey 4-7 2410, Sciwene 1-3062, CJolimonO-106 0, Youig 34 02 9, PO^ 3-2 00 4. Totals 4 4 - 8 1 1 9 2 6 1 I 2 . BOSTON (117)

Dave 11-17 56 27, Bird 6-18 0419, Parish 06 4616, D.JOOIOO 8-12 7-7 23, Ainge 8-15

02 21, Roberts 34 34 7, Acra 3-2 00 4, SichtingO-1060.Tola]8 434027-38117. Seattle 20 38 31 25-4U

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Berry Oil 34 IS, Greenwood 5-10 0212, Brickowaki 3-7 32 0, Robertson 410 00 0, JDawUm 7-12 0014, Anderson 014 34 li Wood 34 00 4, Gudmundsaon 41310121 Nealy 2-3 33 7, Davis 24 00 4, Nim^ 26 00 4, BiackweU 2616 5. IWals 4H6S-29 111.

DETROIT (143)

Dantley 1015 76 27, Mabom 56 32 12,

Laimbea 5-10 32 12, Dumais 06 56 17,

Ihomas 36 32 8, Johnson Oil 0717, Salley 5607 IS, Rodman 7601022, D.Dai^ 1-2 33 4, Bedford 36 16 7, Lewis 1-11 03 2, Nevitt03000.TotalsS3-j83961143.

Su Aatanie 32 D 30 30-111

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Wildlife Service Concerned About Chattery Martins

By JERRY NACHTIGAL Associated Press Writer KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - As songbirds go, its difficult to find a nuH% companionable creature than th^urple martin.

The martin has been managed bv man longer than any other North American bird spwies. Native Indians were erecting hollowed-out gourcb as nest sites for the insect-eating swallow before the first Europeans arrived.

Today, hundreds of thousands of martin enthusiasts from Texas to Canada erect gourds and often elaborate multi-compartment houses ma^ of aluminum or wood to attract the graceful birds to their lawns and garwns.

However, wildlife officials are concerned about the chattery martin. Studies by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service show the martin is declining within parts of its breeding range.

Breeding surveys conducted an-

Catch & Release May Be Banned

ANCHORAGE (AP) - Natives in the village of ^nhagak say catch-and-release fishing by sportsmen violates the natives religious beliefs.

It is against the natives religion to allow their food to be jdayed with and wasted, attorneys with Alaska Legal Services in Bethel wrote in a proposal to Alaska Board of ^mries to ban the practice of cat-ch-and-release on the Kanektok River.

The village and river are about 425 miles southwest of Anchorage.

The natives and their attorneys claim that fish released after being hooked by sport fishermen often die.

Mac Minard, fisheries bioli^t for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in Dillingham, estimated as much as 30 per^nt (rf the fish released by anglers die.

Alexie Pleasant, a village leader, said Eskimos have been taught that fish and game resources should not be used for pleasure.

Assistant Attorney General Larri Spengler said she doesnt think the villagers religious ri^ts are being violated.

Religious freedom issues do not come into play until pecle are forced to do something against their religion, or are forced to refrain from doing scHnething. That doesnt appear to be the case in Quinhagak.

The reli^on argument was greeted with skepticism and anger by sportsmen.

What they want is an exclusive subsistence area, said Tom Elias, president of the Alaska Sport Fishing AssociatiMi.

David Law, a member of the Alaska Fly Fishers, called the proposed ban on hook-and-release ridiculous. It would set a dangerous [ecedent,hesaid.

Trouble between natives and fly-in fishermen on the KandiUA has been for the past five years, said. Heated words and

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Bears are also hit by vehicles on occasion. Of the 140 road-related bear deaths last y^, nine took place in Pike County, eight in Monroe, and five in Schuylkill.

Take special care when driving the back roads and highways that wind through deer counby, especially during the next month or so. If you see eyes glowing along the edge of the road, slow down.

And if a deer or two crosses in front of you, watch for others following them. Sometimes blowing the horn or blinking headlights snaps the deer out of'{heir trances or sends them scurrying back in the direction from which th^ came.

shoves were exchanged in July after the ADF&G closed the river to commercial fishing, but left it open for < sport fishing.

AlxHit 60 villagers took to the river in a flotilla of boats, confronting anglers they encountered. The Alaska State Troopers were called in to keep the peace.

Minard said the closure of the commercial season was because not enou^ salmon were making it back to their spawning grounds.

But it made ittle sense to close it to sport fishing, Minard said. They don t keep that many.

According to ADF&G records, anglers caught 1,900 king salmon this summer, releasing all but 375.

Subsistence fishermen caught 3,663 kings, and commercial fishermen netted 26,000. Nearly all the sub-sistoice and commercial fishermen are natives, Minard said.

nually for the past 22 years show that martin numners have steadily plumipeted in Wisconsin, South Dakota, Ohio, Kansas, and Alabama.

I actually stopped studying them because it became harder and harder to attract purple martins, said Dr. Richard F. Johnston, curator of the Museum of Natural History at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.

In the mid-1960s, the birds in eastern Kansas experienced some kind of decline. That has continued. You can always find purple martins, but not in the numbers there used to be, Johnston said.

Huge numbers of aggressive starlings and house sparrows, which compete with the martins for nest sites, could be part of the reason for fewer martins in some states, experts say.

Scientists say pesticides, predators and disease could also play a role. In addition, massive die-offs have been reported in the martins wintering range in Brazil, possibly due to pesticide poisoning. But while martin numbers have dipped in some states, wildlife officials are encouraged by population increases in Virginia, Texas, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Maryland, Louisiana, Kentucky, and Florida.

The Purple Martin Conservation Association, based at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, was formed in 1986 in hopes of increasing the martin population through research, management and public education.

I love the martins and most people who get acouainted with them love them, saia Jamie Hill, executive director of the non-profit organization. Hill has studied martins for 10 years, and says the association is my calling in life.

Big Bass Winner

Gary Sumrell shows off his prizes from the October Big Bass Contest held at River Park North and sponsored by the Greenville Recreation and Parks Department. Sumrell landed the largest bass from the park during the month, a 3-pound, 10-ounce fish.

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Centeroieces, so important for a festive mood on Christmas and Hanukkah I jdining taoles, get in the way when the serious business of eating starts, i I So, concoct a centerpiece that can disappear just before the meal starts,

gest Beverly Reese Church and Bethany Ewald Bultman, authors of a new

ty idea book, The Joys of Entertaining. i Mass small presents (wie for each member of the pty) on a square of fabric in the center of the table. Use matching napkins tied with the same sort |)f^ws adorning the gifts. Open the gifts before dmner and discard the wrapp-

t Here are some other holiday party decorating ideas from Church, a former ^rty [danner and florist, and Bultman, a ^ter and editorial photo stylist.

t For original placecards, take photos with an insiant-camera as guests come j^, then insert each persons in an inexpensive dime store frame youve pur-ehased ahead of time to fit the finished print. Each guest fmcte his or her place oy his picture and gets to keep or exchange tte favor. <

* The enticing aromas of cinnamon and cloves are associated with the iChristmas holiday, so heat apple eider or apple juice and add the two spices. A

delightful drink and a wonderful fragrance are the dual rewards of this simple ploy. I

Recycle old Christmas balls as candle holders. Glue a washer to the botUmi to keep the ball steady and pierce a hole in the ball. Add several inches of sand (using a funnel to insert) and place tall Uiin tapers in the ball. Cover the top with Imlly and mass the balls on a square of mirror in the center of the table. A variation on this theme is to core lai^e red apples and fill with red candles.

Candles and Hanukkah naturally go together and the holiday colors are blue and white. So, tie white candles witn blue satin ribbons or mix bltw and vriiite candles together for decorations. One hostess the authors met in their quest for new party ideas collects antique menorahs which she uses to decorate her home during the festive holiday.

For Christmas decor, seasonal greens are appropriate. On mantels or down the center of the table, arrange (Mitmas greens or ivy in a serpentine pattern interspersed with red flowers. Add a row of brass, silver, crystal or cut glass candleholders.

Build gingerbread houses of varying sizes and styles and group on a mantel ortabletop.

Group dolls or stuffed animals ~ spruced up with holiday aprons, bows or collars - on a table or mantel or in a cradle.

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Q.- What is the difference between conunon nails and box nails?

A. Tliese two types of nails are similar in many ways. Tlie difference is that box naib are thinner and consequently less likely to split certain kiMS of wood. On the other hand, their slimness makes them m(M

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By CHANGING TIMES The Kipiinger Magazine

The American dream isnt merely being able to buy a house; its also cashing in big when vou sell. That means looking for the house with the greatest appreciation potential.

According to a sti^ by the Na-tiimal Association of Realtors, bigger may be betterat least compared to a couple of years ago. The median price of a four-bedroom bouse bought in 1965 increased almost 18 percent by June 1987, when it rose to $122,800. During that same period, three-bedromn houses appreciated about 11 percmt and two-bcxlroom houses appreciated 12 percent, although from 1966 to 1987 the three-bedroom house increased the most in value.

In goieral, the least expensive house in a neighborhood is often the best buy because the pricier homes elevate its worth. Just be sure it is of similar design and has the same numbm* of bedrooms as the other homes mi the block, says Jim Kki^mistein, immediate past president <rf the Society of Real Estate ^ipraisers. Be wary of buyii^ a house with unconventional architecture; it may make a statement about but may not appeal to potential

percent; 12.5 per-$149,400,

$160,000, $183,000, 14.4 Boston $156,200, $175,800, cent; Anaheim, Calif.

$167,300,12.0 percent.

Real estate that reaps riches, however, may also take a bite out of your paycheck. U.S. Housing Markets, a publication of Lomas & Nettleton Co., an independent mortgage banker, conducted a housing affordability study that ranked 27 major metro^litan areas according to Uie percentage of average housraold income ne^ed for the average conventional mortgage payment in 1966.

So while housing in the New York City area may be appreciating at a satisfactorv clip, not many people can take advantage of it. New York is the least affordable housing market surveyed, with 37 percent of the relatively hi^ average household income ($49,100) going for mortgage payments. Fewer than 15 percent of New York City households can manage the average monthly mortgage payment of $1,525.

Houses in the San Di^o, Los Angeles and Boston areas, where more than 31 percent of the average paycheck goes to pay for mortgages, were only a tad more affordable.

At the other end of the scale, residents of St. Louis spent a mere 18 percent of their average salary ($42,700) on mortgage payments for the average home, priced at $80,900.

Cleveland, Indianapolis and Kansas City were next in une as flie most affordable housing markets.

And betroit had the distinction of having the most affordable housing among the 10 largest cities.

Sandwiched between least and most affordable localities were Cbl-umbiu, Ohio; CSiicago; Houston; Atlanta; Dallas-Fort Worth; Baltimore; Seattle; and Washington, D.C. Even San Francisco was <xm-sidered middling affordable because, although housing prices are astronomical, average household income ($51,500) is also very hi(^.

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signs of a prospering real estate maitet, Klopfenstein says, are homes selling in 90 to 120 days and actual sale prices that are 90 percent to 95 p^nt of asking prices. Of course, it helps if you hap-pn to Uve in one of the hot spots or can move ttiere. In that case your house may indeed be sitting on easy street.

;TIie following are the 10 metro areas with the highest appreciation ci median sales price of existing homes (information provided by the Dihtional Association of Realtors and we California Association of Realtors):

1966 price, 1987 (Nice increase;

Providence $84.400, $109,800, 30.1 pbrcent; Hartford $127,600, $157,000, 2$.0 percent; Albany $73,300, $86,500, 18.0 porcent; Washington, D.C. $101,800, $120,400, 17.1 percent; Detroit $67,500, $66,600,15.8 percent; Philade^ $73,600, $84,400, 14.7 It; Jacksonville, Fla. $57,500, 14.4 percent: New York

From BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS A Meredith Magazine Any maclune that puts out heat is capable of starting a fire.

For the millions of p^le who use portable heaters during the cold months, the following precautions from Better Homes and Gantens will

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Portable electric heaters range in price from less than $30 to more than $200, and they eat up around 10 to 15 cents worth of elwtricity per hour.

In 1965, portable electric heaters caused 3,700 residential fires, resulting in 160 deaths. The main reasons for those fires included placing the heater too close to comhusti-blm, putting articles of clothing near

the heater to dry, and using exteicion cords that were too light, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

For heaters that are made to plug into a standard 15-amp, 120-volt household wall receptado. Underwriters Lab recommends a maximum heat setting of 1,500 watts per hour. That inrovides just enough heat output fe* an average-size romn.

Sbop for a heater that automatically shuts off when it tips over.

If you must use an extension cord, choose a heavy-duty one. Heaters draw a lot of power, which may damage a regular cord and cause a fire.

Be sure the grille that covers the heating element doesnt allow room for a childs fingers to be stiMik through it.

Portable heaters that bum kerosene range in price from around $80 to more man $250. They consume two to 10 centsworth of fuel per hour and produce up to four times the heat output of electric heaters.

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(Do-it-yourselfers will find much helpful information in Andy Langs handbook, Practical Home Repm, which can be obtained by sending ^ to this paper at Box 5, Teaneck, N.J., 07666.)

Q.- The latch on our bedroom door doesnt fit into the strike plate attached to the jamb. It seems to be off only about an eighth of an inch. Can this be repaired or adjusted and will I be able to do it myself?

A. A strike plate that fails to engage the latch by only a fraction of an inch can sometimes be repaired by filing the plate, but if the margin is more than thateven half an inch - the strike plate must be moved slightly. To do this, you may have to remove a tiny bit of the wood with a chisel. Its something you should be able to handle yo

Own a hobby horse? Give it a holiday necklace of greenery or place sprigs of holly in the mouth and set at the doorway.

Unusual party ideas for the holidays include a multi^oieratiooal letter-to-&nta party. Provide children with scissors, paper and paste and aO the holiday catalogs yi have received. The kids write and decmte a groiqi tetter to ^ta while the parents string popcorn or cranberry beads, bake cookies or just visit with one another. If the party is held early in the season, the tetter can furnish some clues to the childrens hearts desires among gifts.

Another idea is a cooking-baking party. This is pcqxilar all over ttie country and has many variations, said the authors. Guests can bring a favorite recipe and the ingredients they will need to execute it. Or, the host may supply all the ingredients and recipes with copies to be taken away. After sampling everything, at partys end, all the guests leave with a box of mixed cookies for their own celelvaticms.

A simple way to entertain is to have a holiday tea. Put on baroque music, get. out elegant dishes and serve Victorian favorites such as tea sandwiches, pound cake and cookies.

The secret to a happy holiday season is participation of many age groups, both authors agree. For pa^es to go smoothly, its important to deal with the actual structure of the family.

If (Mvmce, ill feeling the abseiKe of some family members mean a traditional family dinner would be unccmifortable, entertain in ways that minimize difficulties. For example, hold a large open house instead of a sit-down dinner. The open house can accommodate a lai^ group of family and friends and ensure that everyone can have a good time.

Tell everyone to drop in between noon and 4 p.m. You arent seated at a table with people who dont get along, said Bultman. Furthermore, added Church, people with kids can c(ne early while those who dont enjoy kids can come later.

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I think its gorgeous, she said after surveying the French chateau-style mutt mansion. But then again, my dogs woudnt fit in it - theyre Dobermans. eleven was among several thousand people who paid $5-a-head to attend the opening session of the third annual Luxury Lifestyles Show at the Los Angeles Convention Center, a confab mat kicked off the Christmas buying season with an alternatedly ornate, ostentatious, and outrageous display of merchandise from more than 300 exhibitors.

Need a pair of hand-made lizard-skin shoes for $400 to $6,000? Have a

yen for a w<di-like $3,400 satellite TV (M? Or, on a more mundane level, cant live without Curb Service, a sturdy trash bag holder that eliminates the need for garbage cans for only $29.95?

They had em all, as well as a $2,500 pinstripe-style mens suit in which the owners name is handwoven, repeatedly, into the fabric. Its for people who are very wealthy and who nave an enormous ^o, declared designer Simon Boddin^n.

As well, Boddington acknowledged, the suit c(Hild come in handy if its owner ran out of business cards in which case he could just cut a swatch of the cloth with a pair of scissors.

stereo systems ranging upwards to $7,000. ^To me, me marketplace said, Tt looks like were going to have to work for a couple years so we may as weU bolt ourselves in our cars and go to work.

In spite of the recent debacle on Wall Street, most merchandisers at the show swore that their businesses have remained unaffected.

We saw an improvement after the crash, assertea Howard Becker, president of Electronic Entertainment, Inc., which displayed car

the Skeltons on display Friday was one titled Itie Financier, which featured a gloomy clown staring at a Wall Street Journal chart depicting plummeting stock prices. But Woods, who said that Skelton originals run from $12,000 to $100,000, kept a smile on his own face, explaining Artwork will always appreciate in value.

As for the equity of spending thousands on frills while many people remain hungry or homeless, most merchandisers said they rarely hear

RODEO CHRISTMAS - Matt Dawley of Phoenix, Ariz., checks the $5,400 price tag on a toy helicopter at a store along Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, Calif., as shop-

pers invaded the trendy and expensive row of shops. (AP Laserphoto)Retailers Extend HoursTo Nab Shopper Traffic

By JOYCE M. ROSENBERG AP Business News Customers lined up outside stores and malls.Friday as anxious retailers began the all-important Christmas shopping season by slashing prices ana stretching hours.

The day after Thanksgiving lived up to its reputation as one of the years busiest shopping days, but there were differences Friday some consumers and many retailers were cautious because of the Oct. 19 stock market crash and economic uncertainty.

I have less money to spend, but ,1m still buying, said Ma^ Lynn rVaros of Hamilton Township, N.J., who had a trunk full of gifts by 9:30 a.m.

I Many stores, scared by predictions .that spending will be tight this ^Christmas, offered deep discounts and other promotions not usually seen so early in the season.

Sears cut prices during certain hours, and some department stores marked down merchandise by 20 ip6rc6nt to 40 porcont. t A Gold Cuvle store in Buffalo, N.Y., was more innovative. It .distributed boxes of Cracker Jack with special prizes: gift certificates that would save shoppers anywhere from $50 to $500.

Its busy, said Fred Brodcins, the stores assistant manager. Weve got Cracker Jack boxes all

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The Christmas season is critical to retailers because they earn half their Unnual profits from holiday sales.

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Rich Winters, a vice president and district manager for Gold Circle, said he was encouraged by shopper turnout in his territory, which covers the Cincinnati and Dayton areas in Ohio and northern Kentucky.

Winters said the response appeared to suggest that consumers had recoveredfrom their concerns about the stock market crash.

From what we can tell, we believe there was a scare back there 30 days ago, and now people are recovering from it and tney re out there buying, he said. It s very promising.

But at the Lazarus department store in downtown Columbus, Ohio, where shoppers lined up 30 minutes before the stores 8 a.m. opening, manager Mike Trafford was more wary.

Its just a tradition for Christmas shoppers and usually a terrific day, but its not a total mdicator of how the season will be, Trafford said.

James L. Moore Jr., president of Lovemans Inc., a Chattanooga, Tenn.-based department store chain, agreed. Theres a lot more uncertainty and Id say this is our most challenging year in the past 10.

In Nashville, Tenn., department stores that opened two hours early

waiting at the doors, said Charles Sharp, manager at the Castner Knott department store in Nashvilles Green HUls Mall. Its bigger and better than last year.

At Strawbridge & Clothier, a Philadelphia department store, clerks brushed aside requests for comment as the crowds grew. Were too busy to talk, they said.

But not all stores were so fortunate.

Mike Winters, manager of a Chess King clothing shH% in Hie Mall in Jdmson City, Tenn., said about two hours after opening that business was slower than last years day after Thanksgiying.

This time last year we did tons mwe than what were doing now, he said.

Shoiqiers are tighter this year and seem to be looldng for bargains m(X, Winters said. He also said they were not using their credit cards as much, paying cash instead.

Les impson, assistant manager of Four Cs Jewelers in the same mall, found a lot more people are compar-

! stock market and concern over the economy appeared to have dampened the spirits of many.

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'veryones kind of running scared, and I think people are going to tend to spend less, said Maria Elena Lavastida at a Sears in Miami. Ill be a little more conservative in what 1 spend.

But economic worries did not dampen the spirits of all.

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Coddling canines is better than wasting wealth on oneself, she said. These are luxury items like jewelry and very fine cars. They are beautiful and functional.... People in our society say How can you spend that money on an animal? but they dont think twice on spending it on items for themselves.

As the crowds surged through the Convention Center sponsors say 42,000 people attended last year and that that a total of 50,000^are expected

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Everything is really neat, said Cleyen of Los Angeles. ^But theyre a little out of my price range ; Im here to browse.

Its like staring into an ice cream parlor, raved Elaine Werner (tf Mission Viejo, Calif.

Others, such as Zel Slayen, 73, of Los Angeles, were less impressed.

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CRS Deiignation

r Jett Aldridge of Aldridge & Southerland Realtors has been \awarded the Certified Residratial Specialist* designation by the Residential Sales Council of tM Realtors National Marketing Institute.

The institute said the CRS designation is a symbd of excellence in residential sales.

Those receiving the CRS

PATRICK N. KELLY

Full Ownenhip

' (Jim) Little Jr. andMax-

ine S. (Mac) Little announced that they have recently' acquired full ownership of General Heating Inc. at 1100 Evans St. in Greenville.

little has bem a stocklulder in the business since 1979. The company, which was formerly owned by T.J. Morris and James Doyle Little Sr., was established in 1945.

The owners said General Heating, which employs 33 people with a mechanical engineer on staff, spedaliies in commercial, industrial applications (heating, air conditioning and ventilation) and custom built homes.

Account Position

Ken Stallings, vice president and manager of COECO Office Systems, announced the association of Claudie L, Smith with the firm as account itive for the Pitt-Green-

iarea.

Stallings said Smith will market c^ and facsimile machines.

Smith was previously associated with Winn Dixie in the Rivergate Shopping Center, including six years as manager. He and his wife, Teresa, have two children.

Practice Opened

Betty p. Robertson, who has a doctorate in psychology, announced the

in the emotional, social am behavioral disorders of children ages lOand under.

The office is located at 107 Commerce St., Suite D-3.

Forest Seeks Public Use

ROANOKE, Va. (P) - The Jef-fenon National Forest has become the nations first fonst to actively promote outdoor recreation, instead of Just waitiim for people to ask for information. Forest Service officials

thiBk tU> b MCt of .leidiiic in national policy. Were going tff see the Forest Service more involved in marketing, said Charles Blankenship, a forest staff officer for recreation and wttdemess.

Tlie pilot project, started in October, will initially lay to promote foprlsm in the Mount Ro^ National Recreation Area, a 115,000-acrt stretch of the Jefferson forest in southwestern Virginia, near the Tennessee-North Carolina state Une.

The area contains 350 miles of trails and Vhi^s hWiest peak, the S,750-fbot Ifount ^ers, but campgnnidB are not always fiiD.

New Tour Business

Jimmy Wynne has announced the opening of 4 Wynnes Inc., Tours and Travels, at Route 1, Winterville.

Wynne said the business will offer both bus and air charter service and will work with organizations, cor-itions, schools and other groups 'Binning trips. He said the firm

The seminar, pre^ted by IRS sonnel, will covmr infmrmation m to keep business records for tax pur-

tial sales courses offered by the Res-idoitial Sales Council and mist demonstrate expertise in applied residential marketing, the institute said.

Approximately 15,500 people, less than 1 percent of realtor-assodates, have received the dlS designation.

SmIw VP Beeid

Patrick N. Kelly has been elected seniw vice i^ident of First Fedonl Savings ana Loan Association of Pitt ^^rding to Burney Warren

wS^n said Kelly is responsible for the loan departoent, directing all lending activity in mortgage, consumer, equityline and commercial

ing the winter months with traveling Slices keyed to begin in March.

Wynne had been associated with Overtons Sports Center in Greenville for the past eight years in the retail business.

He said the tour and travel firm wUl concentrate in the Greenville, Washington, N.C., Kinston and New Bern markets.

For further information call 756-3130, extension 260. ,

Bank Report Cited

Branch Corp., Wilson-based parent holding company for Branch Banking and Trust Co., announced that it has won two national awards for its.

rt.

1966 annual]

DirectionsTDecisions, the firms 44|Nige annual report, won first place in its cat^ory in the Nicholson award competition sponsored by the National Association of Investment

Kdly has been employed at First Federal since 1963 as vice president and senior loan officer. He previously sorved as senior vice president and senior loan officer with Manistee BaidiA Trust Co>, Manistee, Mich.

Kelly was recently appointed to serve a five-year term on the Greenville Utilities Commission. He is married to Kathy Kolasa.

JIMMY WYNNE

Staff Member

Pilot Freight Carriers Inc. of Winston-Salem has announced the addition of Joseph R. Casey to the companys sales staff at its Rocky Mount facility.

Casey, a 22-year resident of Rocky Mount, has had experience in transportation sales, according to the company, working 23 years with McLean Trudting and as terminal manager with P.I.E. in Rocky Mount

Business Seminar

staff members of AAA Employment, 101 W. 14th St, attended a training seminar in Greensboro recently titled Getting Back to the Basics Utilizing the Six Phases of Business.

. Franchise representatives from Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, (Georgia, North Carolina, ^uth Carolina and Pennsylvania attended the meeting sponsored by the Florida-baseacorporation.

AAA Employment is a national employment network established in 1957.

Courses Scheduled

The Small Business Center of Pitt Community College is offering a two-week computer course and a small business tax seminar.

Introduction to Microcomputers, a 12-hour course, will meet on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m for two weeks, beginning Monday. The course is for those who have never [a microcomputer.

A small business tax seminar will be held on Friday at 4 p.m. in Room 145 of the Everett Binlding at PCC.

Roses board of directors, 1 recently, declared a regular iy cash mvidend of 4 cents per I plus an extra cash dividend of 5 cents per share to holders of voting common and non-voting class B stock. The dividend is payable on Jan. 4 to stockholders of record on Dec. 11.

New Employee

General Heating Inc. of Greenville with duties in the area of estimating.

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The report was also chosen the best entry in the banking industry in the annual reports awara program of the National Associaticm (rf Over-the-Ckxmter Companies.

Branch said more than 600 cor-itions entered their pubUcations various categories of the Nicholson competition. More than 90 entries were received in the NAOTC awards program.

The annual report was written and edited bv J.E.B. Davis, manager of financial reporting and analysis, and. Lura B R^an, manager of corporate reporting.

Earnings Rose

Roses Stores Inc. of Henderson announced that for the first three quarters earnings increased 2.3 percent to $16,877,000 despite eammgs for the third quarter decling 1.5 percent to $6,112,000.

Sales for the quarter increased 12 percent to $310,679,000, the company

ence in the automotive industrjr, is a Greensboro native and is married to the former Carolyn Massev of Greenville. They have three children.

Massey, who will be the executive manager of the firm, has spent the past seven years in tlM industrial chemical business. A Greenville native, be is married to the former Vandy Beamon of Ayden and they have one son.

Branch Manager

Great Century Mortgage Co., a subsidiary of Builders Federal Savings and Loan, announced the recent appointment of Jane Butts as branch manager of the firms Greenville office.

Ms. Butts, who was formerly asociated with RHIT Management and Mavis Butts Realty, is a member of the Pitt-Greenville CSiamber of Commerce and has lived in Greenville for 18 vears. She and her husband, Greg, have two children.

Great Century, a wholly owned subsidiary of Builders Federal Savings and Loan Association of Rocky Mount, offers mortgage lending services in Wake and Pitt counties.

Builders Federal is headquartered in Rocky Moimt with an office in Wilson.

and application of the design-build" program from conception to project sale, the company said.

Knott, who was formerly employed with Electricen Inc., received his education from Danville Technical Institute, Danville, Va., and North Carolina State University.

The firm said Knott has had 36 years experience in the heating, ven-tilatimi and air craditioning trade and holds licenses for North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.

MufHer^Brake Shop

The Midas Muffler and Brake l^p has opened at 3519 S. Memorial Drive across from Carolina East Mall, according to Mmilton B. Massey III qnd Ernest H. Buddy Holt II of Greenville, owner-operators.

The sp^esmen said the business will specialize in repairs to any part of the exhause, brake or suspension systems on dom'estic or foreign automobiles as well as most trucks, buses and recreational vehicles.

They said the Midas franchise system has been in existence for over 30 years and has over 2,000 independently owned shops worldwide in its network.

Holt, who has over 15 years experi-

Business Activity

The level of business activity in the southeastern United States increased 0.3 percmit in September, according to the First Wachovia Southeast Business Index.

Over the past 12 months, the Southeast Index has gained 3.7 percent.

The index tracks the pace of eco-nmnic activity in Alabmna, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missiksippi, Ninth and South Carolina, Ten-, nessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District (rf Columtria.

Two of the index components for the Southeast improved in September, while two were down from the previous month, First Wachovia said.

Nonagricultural employment rose 0.3 percent, and initial claims for unemploment insurance fell 1.8 percent dui^ the month.

Residential building permit values, which reflect future cimstruction plans, declined 0.9 percent. The average manufacturing workwedi was down at 40.9 hours.

Higher nonagricultural employment was reported in 10 of the southeastern states. The largest ^ins occurred in Florida, North Cardina and Louisiana.

Fewer new unemployment claims were reported in all 13 states during September. The largest drops were recorded in Alabama and West Virginia.

Building permits registered in

creases in three states. The average manufacturing winicweek rose or remained unchanged in six states.

Over the past year, job grofwth in the Southeast has exceeded the national pace.

Nonagricultural employment has increased 2.7 percent in the region since September 1986, while nationally it has risen 2.4 percent.

The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in the Southeast was 5.9 percent in September, down 0.2 percent from August. At the na-ticmal level, the umemployment rate was also 5.9 percent, down 0.1 percentage point from the previous month.

Over the past 12 months, unemt' has

while the nati(

1.1 percentage points.

December Meeting

Hie December meeting of the Eastern North Carolina Chapter of the American Production & Inventory Control Society will be held Tuesday at the Three Steers Restaurant (m Memorial Drive.

Frank Grooms and Tommy Little of Yale Materials Handling Corp. will speak to the group on Common Smise Manufacbiiring.

The meeting will begin with a social period at 6:15 p.m., foUowed by dinner at 7 p.m.

For information call Doug Damren at 795-5141.

JANE BUTTS

Investor Workshop

Century 21 Tipton & Associates announced that a Century 21 investor workshop will be held Monday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Sheraton Greenville.

For information contact Tipton & Associates at 355-7002.

PL A YING

GAMBS

Do you want someone playing games with your insurance premiums? In'todays marketplace, it is ali too easy to do.

Business insurance premium costs are controiled largely by your business saies figures and actual payrolls. By playing with these numbers and underestimating them, your policy deposit premium can be kept very low. Once the final year end audit is done, however, the game is over. You ^ pay the actual premium due.

Wouldnt you prefer to know your actual premium costs up front?. Dont you hate big surprises at the end of a policy year? .

We dont play games. We dont like surprises. Caii us. Fickling Insurance Associates.

FICRUN6 INSUIUNCI ASSOCIATIS

105 Arlington Boulevard Post Office Box 1626 Greenville, North Carolina 27835 Phone (919) 756-8300

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Buyers Hold Key

NEW YORK (AP) ^ Wall Street makes no secret about what it wants for Christmas this year; a stnmg xaw of holiday spending by consumers.

Respectable sales figures during the retailing industrys most important seasmi would provide a sign that the economy wasnt seriously impaired by last months crash in the sl^k market.

That, in turn, could help the maitet heal sinne (tf its own wounds.

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B-20 The Dally Reflector, GreenvUle, N.C. Sunday, November 29,1967

Markets Not Impressed By Hints Of Cooperation

By JAMES M. KENNEDY AP Business Writer

NEW YORK (AP) - A few weeks aeo, a round of in-toest-rate cuts by the Europeans would have been cause for celebration in the financial markets.

Indeed, a rate reduction aimed at stimulating growth in overseas economies might well have forestalled the historic collapse on Wall Street Oct. 19.

But five l<mg weeks after Black Mimday, such signals Q intemati<mal cooperation have provided little solace to the battered markets, analysts say.

In the wake of rate cuts by West Germany, France and the Netherlands this past week and a deficit-reduction agreement in the United States just days before, tte dollar cmtinued to weaken in foreign exchange trading and stocks stumbled along aimlessly.

International coloration is no better today than it was two mimths ago, said Michael Evans, who runs his own ecimomic consultii^ firm in Washington, D.C.

Evans said the United States blew a golden opppor-bfflity after the market collapse to make substantial cuts m the federal budget deficit and restore a modicum (rf (xmfdence in the world marketplace.

But instead, said the economist, the budget negotiators dragged their talks out for five weeks and let the markets stew. The European mterest-rate cuts, announced four days after, the long-awaited budget compromise, also were seen as too little, too late.

I think the European response was also very tepid, said Evans. It was as if they were saying (to Washington), If you cant do anything better than that, were not going to Imil you out.

After the $500 billion plunge in stock prices Oct. 19, the maitets locked to the United States and its.trading partners to put together a package of initiatives that would rein in tne Inii^eiHiing U.S. budget deficit vdiile boosting ecimomic growth abroad.

U.S. deficit cuts and interest-rate reductions by other industrial powers were being viewed as the key elements of such a package.

The framewoit of the plan was hammered out well before the market collapsed - at a February meeting of the tradir^ allies in Paris. It was there that tlw industrialized natimis [ffoduced the soKialled Louvre accord aimed at stabilhdng currency exchange rates through economic policy co(Mr(hnati<m.

When the market crumbled several months later, (rf)smers called it a message to the allies to live up to their Louvre promises.

Despite that alarm, responses since the crash have been limited to what amounts to a sloppy bucket brigade, many experts contend.

We had a mini-fix on the budget and a mini-dose of cooperation from Europe, said Allen Sinai, economist for the investment firm Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc.

The markets were h<^ng for much more both from

deficit reductions, and of 0%ater economic

Washington, in the form of bif from West Germany, in the stimulation, analysts said.

Little more than the appearance of cooperation has been preserved, leaving the market susce^ble to further shocks, said James Vick, chief currency trader for

Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., a New Yorit bank.

These (rate reductions) were attempts to keep the cooperative atmosphere alive, but they still have a ways

to go, said Vick. The

...j actions taken by the United States and the Europeans, although slight, have not been totally lost (the markets, however. S(ne observers say that at the very

least the budget plan and rate reductions have inspired some stability in me aftermath of the crash.

Yet many economists and tradmrs say bolder steps are needed to prevent further erosion in the financial markets. They say the situation requires another summit of financial ministers from the Gimip of the Seven - the United States, Britain, France, West Germany, Japan, Canada and Italy.

The markets also will remain srasitive to the progress of the deficit plan as it wends iCs way through Congress.

Eventually theare will be a G-7 meeting to continue the framework oi the Louvre accord, said Sinai.

Such a meeting may not take place until Congress is finished with the deficit plan, which may push it into next year, some said.

In the meantime, the markets will continue to put pressure on policymakers, and officials will respond witti measured doses of relief.

Its a bit of a game, said Sinai. They may be hoping that the crisis simply goes away.

In other eccmomic and business news this p^t wedi:

- A surge of auto sales and business investments helped the economy grow at a robust annual rate df 4.1 percent during the third quarter, the government said. The figure for the nations gross national product in the July-September period yras revised from an initial estimate of 3.8 percent a month ago and was generally in line with economists expectations.

- The nations trade deficit widened by $274 million from July to September to $39.8 billion, the largest three-month shortfall ever, the Commerce Department reported. But the U.S. trade deficit with Japan eased during the summer for the first time in nearly three years.

- After-tax profits of U.S. corporations posted their best showing in a year when they climbed 5.2 percent in the third quarter, compared with a 4.3 percent gain in the second quarter.

cent in October to a seasonally adjusted $109.6 after an even bigger 2.4 percent inOrease in September. Much of the strength came from a sharp jump in demand for civilian aircraft.

Flight Attendants Union Seeks Strike Authorization

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -Leaders of American Airlines flight attendants union are asking members for authorizati(m to strike before the busy holiday travel season.

In a recorded message played on the Association of Professional Flight Attendants telephone hotline, union negotiating team member Patrick Hancock said: We believe that a positive vote on a strike ballot

Gibbs said, Why would you be so stupid to put your people on strike when you know half your people wopt go on strike?

Fridays Wall Street Journal quoted Ms. Gibbs as saying the union board is now supporting a strike because it doesnt believe th company negotiated in good faith, since it unilaterally impost a new contract Junel.

jiKt before the C3uristm^ holi(bys

will move management to a sett ment.

The unions board of directors voted in Chicago last weekend to submit a strike authorization ballot to its roughly 11,000 members. The union members have been working without a contract since April.

The unions leadership had said earlier a strike was not a part of its strategy.

In February, union President Patt

Ms. Gibbs said a straw poll of union members showed a very solid ma-iority in favor of granting union leaders authority to call a strike.

Officials of the unimi did not return a message left with its answering sm^ Friday.

American spokesman A1 Becker said Friday the airline remained ready to discuss disputed cimtract issues. He said American has no first-hand knowledge of the strike authorization vote.

In Fridays phone message, Hancock said union leaders will hold meetings next week around the nation to discuss the strike ballot and the recent proposal of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Colleen Brennan, a dissident union member campaigning to oust Ms. Gibbs, told the Fort Worth Star-Teleg]^ she expects the union board to announce plhns to merge with the powerful Teamsters union.

Ms. Brennan said Friday that union members may vote to authorize a walkout, but predicted few would be williim to actuallv strike because of the financial hardship.

Talks between American and the union, whidi centered on pay, broke off earlier this year. When the con-

act expired April 25, American imposed new wore rules and slightly

ligherpay.

Prosecutor Says Defense Contractor To Plead Guilty

By JAMES MARTINEZ Associated Press Writer MIAMI (AP) - A defense contractor and its president have agreed to

as new used electri^ connectors for military aircraft, a federal prosecutor said.

Edward Neil Bonavia of South East Connectors will plead guilty Moiday to racketeering and also enter a plea ol guilty to 30 counts of mail frawl oi behalf of the Miami company, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Frederick Mann.

This is the first racketeering conviction of a defense contractor in Florida and only the second in the counti^, Mann said.

In addition, Bonavia, 40, agreed to pay $200,000 toward the cost of the investigation, and the company $300,000 in fines, Mann said. Under the ^ea bargain, Bonavia also could receive up to 10 years in prison.

He is being hrid in Uk Metropoli-tian Correctional Institution south of here.

This company would overhaul used parts and attempt to sell them as new. These inferior parts ended up in missiles, helicopters, B-S2s and even F-4 fighter jets, Mann said.

The nrosecutor said at the time of the indictment last December that it is not known whether the connectors small plug-like devices used to distribute c^tricUy around an aircraft - were responsible for any accidents.

cmtrols, navigational systems and According to the indictment, some armament controls, the indictment of the parts were used in aircraft

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On the steps of Tryon Palace, chiMrea are treated to the music of the bagpipes.Photo Story by George Hall and Lynn Brisson

; T : rue to the splendor of an age long past, the grand palace of Royal Governor William Trytm in New Bern will again stand bedecked for the coining o Christmas.

Wreaths made Bmn pine and fresh fruit, giant boxwood garlands envelq^ staircases, a mingling of tfkxa, fresh Iweads and roasted hams have always given Qvistmas a special meaning. Every year br>. ings new surprises, and tiis year is no different.

Extensive researdi has been done on what would have and would not have been dtme in the 18th century, says Jean Prevost of Southport, Chairman of the Tryon Palace Commission (Christmas Committee. We will follow the findings of this research as closely as we can to make this celebration as histmically accurate as possible. One ela^rate aspect of this years celebration is the surtout de table (above the table) arrangement that can be seen on the Palace dining room table. According to Susan Ferguson, Tryon Palace Assistant Horticulturist and staff coordinator for all interior decorations, a similar type of table decoration is listed in (k>vemor Tryons inventory.

It seems a friendly rival^ existed ammig 18th century hostesses to out^ do one aiuAher with elaborate dessert tables. At the appropriate moment, the table would be unveiled resulting in audible gasps of delight from the guests. This year, the

Palace decorators have followed this example with a 2-foot-wide, 5-foot-long mirrored display of sumptuously decorated desserts, miniature

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A pineapple says welcome amidst a wreath decorated with fruits, nuts and berries.

trees in handmade planter boxes, sculptures, flowers and abundant icing, all creating a spectacular display around a handmade Greek temple.

Designed and built tqr Bill Widener, Tryon Palace Maintenance Director, the tele stands nearly two feet high. Widener says the temple made from basswood and cedar - to(d[ him more than three months tobuUd.

Palace decorators expect a lot of oohs and aahs not only over the dessert display but over oier foods featured throughout the complex.

Records indicate that food was a cmitral part of 18th century Yuletide celebrations. So Mary Hosea, Christmu Foo^ Coordinator, is busily prqpaitog marzipan, cookies, croquembouche (a French confec- ' tion of cream puHs stacked into a pyramid), whole suckling pigs, pies and much more.

This year the kitchen will be done more like it would have looked in the 18th century, Hosea explains. Instead o so many finished products, food will a^iear more in the stages (d preparatimi.

One of Hoseas major projects is a large Twelfth Night cake commemorating the arrival in Bethlehem of the Wise Men, 12 days after (Christmas.

Because research reveals that food, rather than decorations, played a major role at Christmas in the 18th century, decoratiims at Tryon Palace have undergone subtle changes. Floral designers Lynn James of Elizabeth (}ity and Dixie Dixim of New Bern are in charge of making the decorations.

The decorations are even more authentic this year, says James. Were trying this year to create a very living background.

Of course, Tryon Palace is only me tunne deoonMrfor Christmas. Also delated arid q>en

fOT touring are the Dixon-Stevenson, J(din Wright Stanly, J(mes and Ckon-mission houses. All are decorated in the manner af^n^riate for each historical period.

The ca. 1880 Ckxnmissioi House, for exanq>le, wi be decoratd in the VicUvian tradition awl will have three distinct Christinas trees. A childrens tree (tecorated with toys and other items is sure to delight the younger set

Peale should really enjoy the C(nmission House this year because they will be able to get ideas they can take home and use, sudi as tte prune man, says Dixon. The traditional h(ri an>le cider and ginger cookies will await visitors to the Commission House.

The Tryon Palace Christmas (Olebration is a treat for all the senses, particularly on candlelight tour nights when dancers perform the minuet to 18th century music Ln the (Oundl CSiamber.

This years celebration will get under way Wednesday, Dec. 9 and continue through Tuesday, Dec. 22. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday throu^ Saturday and 1:30 to 4 p.m. Sundays. Six candlelight tours will be offered i Dec. 10,11,12,17, 18 and 19 from 5 to 9 p.m. No tidiets wiU be sold after 8 p.m.

Dec<nating w<kdK^ and special food tours will be featured on Dec.

15 and Dec. 16 beginning at 10 a.m. coil Tryon Palace at 638-1560 for more InformatiiMi.

Putting the finishing touches on a wreath made with fruits are Herb Rea. liyon Palace Horticulturist in charge of outside decorations, and former assistant Clara Curtis.

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02 Th Pativ Reflector. GreenvlHe. N.C. Sunday. N<>tBibw 29,1987

Candlelight Wedding Vows Said

BETHEL In a candlelight ser-vice, Joan Burton Andrews of Bethel and Raleigh and Samuel Lee Holder Jr. di Ral^ were married Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Bethel United Methodist Church.

Dr. Tommy Tyson of Chapel Hill and the Rev. Earl Dulaney, church minister, officiated at the double ring ceremony.

The bnde is the daughter of Mary Welb Bunting Andrews <A Bethel and the late Thomas R. Andrews Jr. Parents of the bridegroom are Julia Highsmith Holder and Samuel Lee Holder, both of Durham.

Wedding music was presented by Mark Ganzor, organist, and James Barnard, trumpeter.

Mrs. Howard L. Hodges Jr. and Mrs! Molten B. Massey Jr., both of Greenville, directed the wedding. Acolytes were Ferrell Leighton Blount IV, Don Columbus Carson IV, William M(N*gan Whitehurst Jr. and Robert Cowey Young III, all of Bethel.

The bride, given in marriage by her brother, Russ Andrews of Raleinh, wore a formal gown of white silk owihess satin and candleli^t beaded alencon lace. The beaded lace bodice featured a scallc^ sabrina neckline cut to a V-back. The lace sleeves were accented with satin petals aroliqued with alencon lace clustered on the shoulders and the smni-fuU satin skirt had a large bow

at the back waistline. The hemline extended into a cathedral train. Her veil of cathedral length silk illusion was sprinkled with pearls and was attached to a Juliet caplet covered with alencon lace and pearls. The bride carried a flowing cascad of white dendrobium and japhette orchids, casablanca, lily buds and white tearoses.

Mrs. Mark Thompson of Winston-Salem, honor attendant for her sister, wore a floor-length gown of teal satin designed with a shirred full skirt. The gown had an off-shoulder sweetheart neckliiw, short sleeves and a fitted draped bodice. The qpm back was accented with a bow at the d^ped basque waistline. She carnea a clutd) of white calla and casablanca lilies.

Bridesmaids included Mrs. Russ Andrews, sister-in-law of the bride, Elizabeth Scott Lane, Mrs. William Allen Skipper, Betty Grace Smith, all of Ralei^, Mrs. Thomas Dej^n Hardy of Farmville, Mrs. WilUam Oscar Peele of Williamston, Mary Foy Ragsdale of Atlanta, and Mrs. Robert Hall Squire of Richmond, Va. Tlieir gowns and bouquets were identical to those of the tMHKur attmidant.

The ring bearer was John Mark Thompson of Winston-Salem and train bearers were Rushman Andrews of Raleigh and Wells Thompson of Winston-Salem, all nephews of the bride.

Hk father of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers inclu David Harlan Batten, Victor Eros Bell IH, J. Melville Broughton III, Lee Hamilton Price, James Bruce West, all of Ralei^, Mark I. Thompson of Winston-Salem, brother-in-law of the bride, and Daniel Hugh Woody of

Durham

After the wedding the mother of the bride entertained at a reception and dance at the Greenville Country Club. The Bill Bolen Band provided music.

The bridegrooms mother entertained at an aifter-rehearsal dinner at the Greenville Country Gub followed by a dance ^ven by friends and relatives of the bride. The Positive Proof Band oS Chapel Hill provided music. On Saturday a wedding brunch was {iv<m at the Colonial Inn in Farmville ly friends of the bride of Bethel.

The bride is a graduate of St. Mary Collie and was presented at the 1978 Debutante Ball in Raleigh. She is administrative assistant for Carolina Administrators of Raleigh. The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He is district vice president of Synco Properties of Raleigh.

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CHESAPEAKE, Va. - Lisa Jeanette Cayton and Stephen Mark Jones of Seabrook Island, S.C., were united in marriage Satunlay in a 2 c^^ony Imn^uel

Bfartin E. Join^father of the bridegroom, officiated the double-ring ceremony.

Paraits <tf the bridal couple are Mr. Thelbert Cayton of Farmville, and Mrs. Jean Johnson of Glencoe, Ala., along with the Rev. and Mrs.

Martin E. Joms of Chesapeake.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a classical gown of satin and embroidered lace. The sculptured sweetheart neckline had a venise lace cameo with pearl droplets. The bodice, deep V-back and long, capped sleeves were beautified with jewelled embroidered lace. Window motifs of lace and pearls also accented the front skirt and cathedral train. Her fingertip veil was attached to a pearl

ABWA Officers Installed

Jean Verdick was elected presi-dmit of the local chapter of the American Business Womms Association fmrtbe coming year.

Officers d the Pirate Charter chapter were installed in a candlelight ceremony conducted by Carr(de Miilkey, outgoing president. Other (^cms are ^thy Green, vice president; Nina Redmtt, secretary, and Susan Hanun, treasurer.

Mrs. Verdick is a past recipient of the chapters Woman of the Year Award and has served in various chapter capacities including public relations committee chairman.

Certificates of appreciation were presented to outgoing board members and a certificate of merit was presented Ms. Green for her work as special projects chairman.

NEW TEST FOR AIDS

NEW YORK (AP) - Blood banks, hospitals, health centers and physicians have been given a new tool to test patients for AIDS. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved an investigative new drugs status for Fluorognost, an advanced AIDS confirmation test, according to Ihermascan Inc., developer of the new dieckuD svstn.

Some 10,000 of the tests will be conducted at New Yorks Beth Israel Medical Center, the Sacramento Biedical Foundation Blood Center, Kandinska Institute, Stockholm, and the Institute of Hygiene, University of Innsbruck.

Flu(nognost detects antibodies in one or two weeks after infection, compared with six weeks or more widi current confirmation tests, says Detlev Baurs-Krey, Thermascan president.

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Chapter Selects Holiday Project

Eta Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Susan Deans and a Christmas project was selected.

Members will be participating in St. Peters Church Giving Tree.

The groups Christmas social will be held Dec. 5 at the Colonial Inn in Farmville with Xi Gamma Xi chapter. -

President Audrey Harsany welcomed Janice Hopkins of Tulsa, (^., and Rosalie IMian from Xi Gamma Xi chapter as guests.

The next meeting will be held Dec. 8 at the home of Beth Holland and a gift exchange will take place.

The Ronald McDimald House slide presentation was postponed until the Jan. 26 meeting.

Engagement

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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Armour Bryant of Ralei^ announce the engagement of their daughter, Robin Evans, to William Stuart Bost III, son of Dr. and Mrs. William Stuart Bost of Greenville. The wedding will take place May 7.

beaded headband. She carried a cascading bouquet of white carnations and babys breath blushed with bridal pink sweetheart roses and satin streamers.

Sandy Cayton of Greenville, sister-in-law of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Cindy Stallings of Greenville, sister of the bridegroom, Marie Jones of Greenville, sister-in-law of the brid^oom, and Ginger Jones of Virginia Beach, Va., sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Tiffany Jones of Greenville, niece of the bridegroom, served as flower girl.

The attendants wore a floor length gown of taffeta in daphne rose. The bodice featured majestic pouf-Elizabethan sleeves, sweetheart neckline, and flower-trimmed waist. Each were accrated with a haircomb of babys breath with satin bows and streamers. The matron of honor carried a nosegay of pink and burgandy camatiims with babys breath. Eaoi of the bridesmaids carried nosegays of burgandy carnations, light pink alstromeria lillies and baby's breath.

The flower girl wore a floor length gown of taffeta in daphne rose accented with bows on the long sleeves and back. She carried a lace basket with pink and burgundy petals and wore a burgundy corsage of carnations with babys breath.

Tim Jones of West Palm Beach, Fla. served as his brothers best man. Ushers were Michael Cayton of FarmviUe, brother of the bride, and David Cayton of Eufuala, Ala., brother of the bride. Groomsmen were Jim Cayton of Greenville, tnntbar of the bride. Bill Jones of Greenville, brother of the bridegmm, and Marty Jones of Virginia Beach, brother of the groom. Timothy Jones of West Palm Beach, ne^w of the bridegroom, served as ring bearer.

A reception was held immediately following the ceremony in the social hall of the church.

The parents of the bridegroom hosted a rehearsal dinner in their home.

The bride is a graduate of Farmville Central High School and attended Pitt Community College. The bridegroom is a graduate of Floyd and Kellam High School in Virginia Beach. He also received a two-year dem from Lake Gty Community College of Lake Gty, FTa., studying golf course maintenance.

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BETHEL The wedding ceremo-ly of Barbara Renee Carney and rank Carrington Myers toc^ place

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Saturday at 1 p.m. in Reddick Chapel Baptist Church. The double ring cer-enumy was conducted by ti Revs. Monza Mills of Vanceboro and Far-nie Moore of Greenville.

The bride is the dau^ter of Willie Mae Ckmey of Bethel and the late Zebede Carney. The bridegrooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers of Plainfield, N J.

The bride was given in marriage by her mother and escoHed by her brother, Lionel Carney of Cary. She is a graduate of Elizabeth City State University and N.C. Central School of Law. She is currently a yice president of C.Z.A. Inc. in Washington, D.C.

The bridegroom is a graduate of Elizabeth City State University and is a senior marketing representative for U.S. Sprint Communications Co. inReston,Va.

Linda Jenkins of Bethel was matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids included Louise Dagher of Hayattsville, Md., Gail Edwards of Norfolk, Va., Sylvia Gilbert of Minneapolis and Jackie Lucas of Rocky Mount. The junior bridesmaid was Shanya Jenkins of Bethel, niece of the bride, and Akilah R. Ensley of Greenville was flower girl.

Gregory McCray of Plainfield was best man. Groomsmen were Keith Howard of Washington, D.C., Gregory Legget of Plainfield, Bryan Myers and David Myers of Plainfield, and Derrick Myers of Edison, N.J., all brothers of me bridegroom. The ring bearer was Sean Carney of Bnx^yn, N.Y., cousin of the bride.

Presenting wedding music were organist Johnny C. Edwards of Greenville, pianist Patricia Carney of Bethel, vocalists Debra Leathers of Greenville and Johnny Oates of Washington, D.C., and trumpeter Lionel Carney.

The ceremony was directed by Linnie Perkins of Hampton, Va., and Mary Heartley of Raleigh.

The bride wore a formal gown of white satin with a cathedral length train. The hi^ illusion neckline was trimmed witn Venise lace accented with seed pearls and iridescents. The long puffed sleeves had lace inserts at the shoulders and ended in lace cuffs closed with satin covered buttons. The V-back was trimmed in lace, which also accented the basque waistline. Lace appliques accented the skirt and borderea the hemline. She wore a matching satin hat with an illusion pouf accented in pearls. The illusion blusher and fingertip veil were accented with pearls. The bride carried a silk cascaae of white roses, babys breath and stephanotis centered with daphne roses tied with matching streamers.

The matron of honor wore a floor-length dress of daphne colored rachelle lace over satin. It was styled with a satin cununerbund at the waistline with a front bow and puffed sleeves. The slim skirt had a back slit. She carried three silk daphne roses tied with matching streamers. Bridesmaids wore tea-length dresses of daphne rose covered in lace. The I [owns had V-back necklines and puffed sleeves. The junior bridesmaids

wore a daphne tea length dress styled with a satin bubble skirt and lace overlay. Each carried silk daphne roses with babys breath and matching streamers.

The flower girl wore a white taffeta covered silk dress with bows on the shoulder and back with a hemline ruffle. She carried a white wicker basket filled with petals with matching streamers.

The mother of the bride wore a tea length gown of gray. The bodice is silk and chiffon, and the gown features lace and a rounded collar. The mother of the bridegroom wore a blue floor-lei^th gown of chiffon. Both wore white silk orchid corsages.

A reception was held after ti ceremony and was given by the brides mother. Greeting guests were Sally Jones of Washington, D.C., and Mvers ired by Cary and Lourine Nelson York poured punch. Ramona Ensley of Greenville presided at the guest register and receiving gifts was Ruby Williams of Greenville.

A dinner reception, given by the brides mother, follow^ at the Unlimited Touch in Greenville.

The parents of the bridegroom gave an after-rehearsal dinner in Bethel Friday evening. The bride was entertained at several miscellaneous showers prior to the wedding.

The couple will be living in Arlington, Va., after a wedding trip to Hawaii.

Virginia Mvers of Plainfield. Cake was served by Marilyn Carney of of New

Matthews Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Philip Matthews, Fountain, a son, Scott Cameron, on Nov. 15, 1967, in Pitt County MemcHial Hospital.

Gibbs

Bora to Mr. and Mrs. William Bobby Ray Gibbs, Washington, N.C., a son, Romero Jalania, (Hi Nov. 15, 1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

Grant Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kay Grant, Oak City, a son, Dennis Kay Jr., on Nov. 16,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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Harrison Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Alan Harrison, 2007 E. Fifth St., a son, Stephen Miller Paul, on Nov. 17,1967, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

Donaldson Bora to Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley Donaldson, Winterville, a daughter, Tammy Leigh, on Nov. 17, 1967, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

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8:00 p.m.Overeatm Anonymous step meeting at First Presbyterian Church, Harvey-Webb room. Elm Street 8:00 p.m. Lodge No. 885 Loyal Order of the Moose 8:00 p.m. AlciHiolics Anonymous closed discussion, AA Building, Farmville Highway

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WINTERVILLE - Audrey Yvonne Wa^ngton and Thurston Collins Blount of Winterville were united in marriage Saturday in a 1 p.m. ceremony at the Haddock Chapel Free Will Baptist Church.

Elder Tyrone Turnage officiated the double-ring ceremony and music was provided by Shirley Williams of Ayden.

Parents of the bridal couple are Elias and Allie Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Blount, all of Winterville.

Given in marriage bv her parents and escorted by her brother, Eric Washington, the bride wore a white taffeta gown featuring a Victorian bodice embellished with a schiffli embroidered yoke trinuned with Chantilly lace. The ball gown sleeves were trimmed with chantilly lace and satin bows and the natural waistline was decorated with venise lace. The full skirt and semicathedral train featured chantilly lace baby ruffles and satin bow pick ups. Her beaded V-shaped headpiece, decorated with silk flowerettes, held the fingertip veil of illusion. She carried a Victorian nosegay of white, purple and ruby roses accented with babys breath and tips of greeiKry tied with streamers.

Sheila Wilder of Winterville served as her sisters matron of honor.

Gwendolyn Adams of New Haven, Conn. served as her cousins maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Carol Smith, Timotbea Adams and Arlice Brogd(m of New Haven, all cousins of the bride, Wanda Washington, sister

of the bride, and Cynthia Patrick, cousin of the bride, both of Winterville, Sarah Blount of Winterville, sister of the bridegroom, Wanda Pannell of Fayetteville, cousin (tf the bride and Geseal Walston of Charlotte, niece of the bridegroom. Felicia Smith and Beneta Chaptman of Winterville, both cousins of the bride, served as junior bridesmaids. Flowergirls were Kimberly Patrick of Kinston, cousin of the bride, and Breanna Blount of Winterville, niece of the bridegroom. \

The honor attendants wore ivby satin gowns with sweetheart necklines and puff sleeves. The asymmetrically draped peplum caught with a candy box bow draped the floor length sheath skirt with a back slit. They wore hats, and carried Bibles, and purple and white orchids, roses, and daisies tied with streamers.

The bridesmaids wore formal gowns of dark lavender identical to those of the honor attendants.

The junior bridesmaids wore formal white eyelet dresses with close fitting bodices. They wore hair pieces and carried Bibles.

The flower girls wore dresses identical to those of the junior bridesmaids in white trimmed with ame-

ri^ purpie baskets trimmed with lace and purple streamers.

Robert E. Blount of Newport New, Va., served as his brothers best man. Ushers were William Patrick of Winterville, cousin of the bride, Marvin Blount of Winterville, brother of

the bridegroom, Kenneth Brogdon and Tony Nohles of New Haven, c(Hisins of the bride, Dennis Patrick of Ayden, cousin of Uie bride, Ronnie Campliell of Vanceboro, and Dilton Smith, Jr. of New Haven, Conn., cousin of the bride. Demetrus Patrick of Greenville, cousin of the bride, served as ring bearer and Norbert Smith of Winterville, cousin of the bride, served as junior usher.

The mother of the bride wore a fuschia polyester georgette dress blouson draped with a banner of georgette and she received a corsage. The mother of the bridegroom wore a suit of woven polyester and also received a corsage.

A reception was held at the Moose Lodge and the aunts of the bride served the head table.

The wedding was directed by Mary Brogden. Guests were greeted by Naomia Roundtree. Goodbyes were said by Curtis Smith, Dilton Smith and Jesse Lee. Lela Smith presided at the guest register.

The rehearsal dinner was hosted by the parents of the bridegroom. A surprise luncheon and a party were held honoring the couple prior to the wedding.

The bride is a graduate of D.H. Conley High School and St. Augustine College. She is currently employed by Britt Haven Nursii^ Home as a social worker. The bridegroom is a graduate of D.H. Conley High School and is employed by Coxs Trailer in Grifton.

After a wedding trip to an undisclosed location, the couple will reside in Winterville.

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CANDLER - Rhonda Lynn Su^ of Asheville and Raymond Martin Witmer III of Morgantown, W.Va., were married Saturday morning at 11 a.m. in the Good News Baptist Church. Steve Smith conducted the c^mnony.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sugg of Asheville, formerly of Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Witmer Jr. of Morgantown, W.Va.

The bride was given in marriage by her faUier. Amalia Lawrence of Asheville was matron of honor. Bridesmaids included Wendy Mayo and Beth Ann Greenhill, both of

Greenville, S.C., and April Strader of Reidsville.

Junior attendants included Christy Moore of Jacksonville, Tamara Dun-son and Terresa Dunson of Morgantown, W.Va.

Tobe Witmer of Morgantown, W.Va. was best man for his brother. Ushers included Craig Moran of Carlisle, Pa., Joseph Peters of Morgantown, W.Va., Frank Williams of Greenville, S.C., and Ray Sugg Jr. of Asheville.

A reception followed in the church fellowship hall.

The bride is a graduate of Bob Jones University with a degree in humanities. The bridegroom also

graduated from Bob Jones University with a degree in church ministries. He is employed by The Appliance Store.

The couple will live in Morgantown after a wedding trip to the Bahamas.

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Wendy Ann Worthington and John Calvin Johnson Jr. were united in marriage Saturday at 3 p.m. in Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church. The Rev. Michael Tart, brother of the bridegroom, conducted the doublering ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Reeves Worthington of Greenville and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lawrence Tart of Benson and the late Calvin Johnson Sr.

A program of wedding music was present^ by pianist Kelly M. Hardison of Graham, Pam W. Smith of Greenville, organist, and Janet Page Worthington of Greenville, sister of the bride, vocalist.

Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a formal length gown of white bridal taffeta designed with a high neckline encircled with clipped re-embroidered alencon lace. The fitted bodice featured a sheer yoke of imported English net outlined in embroidered and beaded in pearls. Matching lace appliques extended over the bodice front to the modifi^ Basque waistline which was edged in the re-embroidered lace. The fitted sleeves were styled with a double p(Hif of white taffeta at the shoulders accented by appliques of alencon lace with a sheer undersleeve fashioned in the English net embroidered in the alencon lace and outlined in pearls. The full skirt extended to a scalloped chapel length train which featured cut out designs of English net and accented by alencon lace which extended to the edee of the entire hemline. She selected a fingertip length veil with imported illusion trimmed in alencon lace and attached to a tiera of matching lace

with irridescents. She carried a cascade bouquet of vdiite roses and lisies.

Janet Page Worthington was honor attendant for her sister. She vim a tea length dress of violet satin designed with a full skirt cascading from a wide sash. The design featured pouf sleeves ending above the elbow and a tailored bodice with bateau neckline, open back with a large bow accenting the waistline. She wore a sprig of babys breath in her hair and carried a nosegay of white daisies with white and violet streamers.

Bridesmaids included Christy Reeves Worthington, sister of the bride, and Tammy Michelle Edwards of Greenville, Lisa Rae Reason, cousin of the bride, of Wilson and Pamela W. Joyner of Simpson. Each wore dresses, babys breath in hair and carried flowers like that of the honor attendant.

Honorary bridesmaids. were Angela Paige, cousin of the bride, Dana Cole and Cindy Spivey, all of Greenville, Laura Smith of Ayden and Anita Eason of Gaffney, S.C. They each wore a corsage of yellow mums.

Christopher Roberts of was best man. Ushers were Tim( . Matthew Tart and Jonathan Kevin Tart of Greenville, and David Mark Tart of Statesville, brothers of the bridegroom, and Daniel Rauder-bai# of Conyers, Ga., cousin of the bridegroom.

The mother of the bride wore a tea length dress of champagne crep and lace and the mother of the bridegroom wore a mauve crepe dress. Both wore purple orchids.

Each of the grandmothers of the bride wore a corsage of white carnations.

Following the ceremony the brios parents and Mr. and Ate. William Ray Reason, aunt and uncle of the bride, entertained at a reception in the church fellowship hall. Cake was served by Mrs. Alma Reason, aunt of the bride, and punch was poured by

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DEAR ABBY: I work in a builc that has elevators. Frequently I that I cannot get out of the elevator because of the rush of people coming into the elevator once the doors open. Will you please print some rules of elevator etiquette? If you do, 1 will post copies on all bulletin boards in my building. Thanks very much in advance. DEBORAH SCABLLET, TUKWHJ^,WASH.

DEAR DEBORAH: Do not enter an elevator until everyone who is getting out is out.

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Bob kept moving it around - on top of the TV, then on his dresser at the foot of his bed. I finally told Bob that the first thii^ I saw when I woke up in the morning was Marilyns face, and it made me uncomfortable. The next time I stayed at Bobs, I noticed that Maril^s picture had been moved to its original spot on his b^oom wallwhere it remains.

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Ttie parents of the bridegroom gave an after-rehearsal dinner at the Holiday Inn. A bridesmaids luncheon was given by Mrs. Douglas Paige and Angela Paige at the Colonial Inn.

The bride is a graduate of Pitt Community College and the bridegroom is a graduate of Mcxmt Olive College.

They were entertained at several parties in Greenville and Benson prior to their wedding.

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Workshop Held By Quilters

A workshop on Christmas "cuddle quilts was held last week by members of the Greenville Quilters GuUd.

Several quilts were prepared for presentation to the Ronald McDonald House. The quills are given to children staying at the house while receiving treatment at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

Plans were made to display quilts and quilted items at the Greenville Museum of Art during the spring.

Kay Deitering gave a program on strip piecing for quilted vests and jackets.

A Christmas luncheon will be held Dec. 15.

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The bride is the dau^ter of Mr. ai^ Mrs. Arnold Gorham of Decatur, Ga. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Joyner Sr. (d Greenville. He is the ands(Hi of Rosa R. Lovett of Green\^e.

A pn^am of nuptial music was performed by John Eley Sr., organist, Debra Boone and Raiph Freeman, soloists.vThe wedding was directed by Helen B. Edwards of Atlanta, aunt of the bride.

Hie bride was given in marriage by her stepfather, Arnold R. Gorham. She wore a floor length gown with a chapel train of organza with Chantilly lace over taffeta. The fitted lace bodice featured a scalloped Queen Anne neckline and organza bishop sleeves appliqi^ with garlands of scalloped Chantilly lace. Seed pearls embellished the lace motifs. A chantilly lace flounce

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the headpiece. She carried an ivory cascade of sweetheart roses, stephanotis and forget-me-nots accented with iace and satin streamers.

Jeanetta Eley of Raleigh served as maid of honor. She wore a floor length gown of burgunc^ rose silk organza with a double flounce neckline worn on the shraldras. The gown featured a slightly raised waistline and fiill flounced skirt which was caught in the back in a bustle effect. She carried double long -stenuned burgundy carnations accented with dusty rose satin streamers.

Bridesmaids were Marion Deioatch, Vanessa Marrow and Charlene Smith, cousin of the bridegroom, ail of Greenville; Sherri Britt of Eiizabeth City and Jackie Britt of Coiiege Park, Ga., both cousins of the bride. Intermediate bridesmaids were Donna Gorham of

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Decatur, Ga., sister of the bride, Wencfy Edwards of Atlanta, Georgia and Lauren Hunter of Da;^n, Ohio, cousins of the bride. Junior bridesmaids were Toye Gorham of Decatur, Ga., sister of the bride, and Ra-Shida Stiff of Raleigh, cousin of the bride. The bridesmaids wore gowns identical to that of the honor attendant in dusty rose and carried matching bouquets. The intermediate and junior bridesmaids carried single stemmed burgundy carnations accented with satin streamers.

Pamela Ward of Greenville, niece of the bridegroom was flower girl. Her attire was similar to that of the bridesmaids and she carried a basket with ivory rose petals accented with ivwy bow and streamers.

George Mann Jr. of Norfolk, Va., cousin of the bridegroom, served as best man. Groomsmen were Alric Gorham of Decatur, brother of the bride, Warren Edwards of Atlanta, and Terence Sharpe of Dayton, Ohio, both cousins of the bride, Mekoda Potts of College Park, Ga. and Larry Davis of Altheimer, Ark. Intermediate groomsmen were Zollie McCoy Britt, Jr. and Taurus Shawn Britt of Murfreesboro, cousins of the bride, and Matthew Ward of Greenville, nephew of the bridegroom. Junior groomsmen were Bradley Gorhani and Roderick Gorham of Creedmoor, cousins of ttie bride. Roderick Sharp of Washington, D.C. served as usher. Ringbearer was D^hon Whitaker of Como.

A dinner reception was held in the fellowship hall of the church. Hostesses were Cindy Jordan, Cynthia Askew, Carla Chavis, and Felecia Britt, all cousins of the bride.

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ANGELA DAWN LINGERFELT is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Heckrotte of Greenville, who announce her engagement to Raleigh Webster Bland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bland of Greenville. The wedding will take place Dec. 24.

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Robbie Sheryl Windham and Mark Dwight Teel, both of Greenville, were united in marriage Nov. 22 at 3 p.m.

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'' BfitziHowardJordan of Greenville and Douglas William Melton of Raleigh were united in marriage Friday at 4 p.m. in St. James UnitM Methodist Church.

' The Rev. Caswell Shaw wrformed the double ring ceremony.Music was performed by Frances Cain, organist, and Vivian and Mark Caughron, soloists. \

The bride is the daughter of Mary Alice Jturdan of Greenville and tte late Francis A. Jordan. The bridegroom is the son of Don Melton of Ral^ and Carol Bonder of Nwles, ra.

Given in marriage by her family, the bride wore her mothers wedding dress of ivory chantilly lace and tulle over bridal satin. The lace bodice featured a sheer yoke styled with a high lace neckline and a scalloped lace peplum over a two-tiered skirt of

nylon tulle which extended into a chapel train. Her double tiered elbow-length veil of silk illusion was attached to a headpiece of flowers extending into a spray of iridescent seed pearls, sequiii and silk flowers. Her bcniquet was a cascade of ivory roses, miniature pink carnations, stephanotis, dendrobium orchids, babys breath and greenery with ivory and pink satin streamers.

Alison Jordan Peacock of Swansboro was matron of honor for her sister. Julie Melton of Greenville, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. Each wore a dusty rose tea-length satin dress with puffed sleeves and square neckline. The bodice was accented with diagonal layered pleats and a natural waistline. Each carried an arm bouquet of nuxed flowers.

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The bridegrooms father was best man. Ushers included Chris Jordan of Gre^boro and David Jordan of Greenville, brothers of the bride.

A reception was held in the narthex of Uie church.

The couple was honored with several miscaUaneous showers and parties [Hior to the wedding.

The bride received a bachelors

Hope Plantation Holiday Events Set

WINDSOR Holiday events at Hope Plantation, located four miles west of Windsor on N.C. 308, have been announced.

The Christmas Candlelight Tour will take place from 1 to 6 in the afternoon on Sunday, Dec. 6. Hot

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Beginning Dec. 7 and continuing throu^ Dec. 12, homemade baked goods will be available in the museum shop for visitors to the site.

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A black and white glossy five by seven phoU^aph 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 b released at least three weeks pricHT to the wedding date. After three weeks, only an announcement will be pitted.

Wedding write-ups will be printed through the first week with a one cdumn picture. Diu*ing 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.

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^ AN AMERICAN SAMPLER Michael Pierce, an exhibition conservator from the National Gallery of Art, examines a Swordsman Whirligig before it is packed for shipment to the National Gallery in Washington, D.C. It is one of more than 100 pieces from the Shelburne Museum, Vermont, that will be in a show of American folk art that will travel across the U.S. for the next three years. (AP Laserphoto by Toby Talbot)

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Togo, the former French colony in West Africa, has issued an action-photo* set of three stamps and a souvenir sheet to marii the first World Rugby Tmimament held this year in Australia and New Zealand under the auspices of the International Rugby Board.

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The souvenir sheet features a group (rf rugl^ players. In tlie borer of the sheet are the flags of 16 nations ttot sent teams to the finals. The denomination is 1,000 francs.

Israel has issued a set of three stamps and a souvenir sheet dedicated to the 19th Century Exploration of the Holy Land. Three explorers who were responsible for opening up vistas in the area are honored on the trio of adhesives, reports the Israel Stamp Collectors Society.

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2 Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev wiU give his first interview on American television this week. Mr. Gorbachev will talk with (CHOOSE ONE: NBC, ABC) News anchor Tom Brokaw.

3 Earle Bruce, who was fired recently as head coach of (CHOOSE ONE: Ohio Slate, Michigan State), was carried off the field by his players after winning hb final game against Michigan.

4 Indianas controversial basketball coach ..?.. apologized for pulling his team off the floor in a game against the Soviet national team recently. The Soviets were awarded a forfeit victory.

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Botanist Races To Save Endangered Plant Species

ByPAULNOWELL Associated Press Writer

CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) -Jonathan Shaw fears hes going to lose his race against time.

Shaw, a botanist at Bok Tower botanical gardens in Lake Wales, Fla., is inmed in a natimwide effort to preserve about 3,000 plant species native to the United States that are in danger of being lost forever.

' **A lot of this work will have to be done quickly, he said. We cant sit on our hands.

Shaw says the countrys leading to work

together if they hope to succeed.

botanical gardens will have

if they hope to succee Every new housing development or

shopping center could hinder their chaises of saving a rare species of

Theres a genuine sense of urgency to this work, he said.

Shaw made his comments during a lecture before the Southeast regional meeting of the American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte.

The conference here drew authorities on botanical gardens from all over the South^t, including Flamingo Gardens in Florida, Brookgreen Gardens near Myrtle Beach, S.C., and the new Atlanta Botanical Gai^en.

The conference also included tours of UNCCs botanical gardens and the

nearby Davidson Cidlege Campus Arboretum.

Bok Tower Gardens is one of 19 botanical gardens and arboretums in the U.S. that belong to the national Center for Plant Conservation. The center, based in Cambridge, Mass., was created in 1964 to establish a living national collection of rare and endangered plants. <

Other botanical gardens and ar-boretums participating in the network include the North Carolina Botanical Gaitten in Chapel Hill, tlK Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis, the Arnold Arboretum in Boston, the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum in Lincoln, the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix and the Waimea Arboretum and Botanical Garden in Haleiwa, Hawaii.

Although it is a national collection, the plants are maintained in the 19 participating institutions in the climates similar to what they encounter in the wild.

The centers goal over the next 10 to 20 vears is to bring into conserva-ti(m tm entire number of endangered and threatened plants, Shaw said in an interview. After all, who are we to play God and allow plants with man^ potential benefits to be wiped

0012^

According

to the CPC, fewer than 10 percent of the 3,000 endangered plants in the United States are currently being cultivated by botanists so they can be preserved.

Adopt-A-Pct

The Pitt County Humane Society Pet of the Week is this 3-year-old female toy fox terrier named Dixie. She has heartworm prevention started and has shots and is house-trained. Humane Society, 756-1268.

Also being sought homes are the following:

Kittens an assortment; a neutered male orange and white cat and a spayed female black and white cat. All have shots started. Humane Society, 756-1268.

Four 7-week-old mixed shepherd puppies; a 7-week-old mixed doberman puppy; a 3-month-old mixed male beagle; a 3-montlH)ld female mixed walker liound; a 6-month-old male shepherd-collie; a 1-year-old spayed female shep-berd-hound, a 5-month-old female yellow mixed Lab; a 5-month-oId female

brown and white terrier; two 5-month-old blad mixed Labs one male, one female; a 7-month-old spayed female black mixed Lab; a 1-year-old spayed female white mixed Lab; a 1-year-old male Lab huskey; a 6-month-old male mixed Afghan; a 3-year-old spayed female beagle-terrier and a female mixed dachshund. All have shots started and are on heartworm prevention. Humane Society, 756-1268.

A young orange and white male cat, with shots, litter-trained. 756-2027. Leave message.

A 1-year-old male boxer with shots. 757-1795.

A 1-year-old male mixed sheidierd. 758-6732.

' Three calico kittens; a 7-m(mthold male orange and white cat and a 1-yearold female calico cat. 752-2706. ^

A 5-monthold black and white rabbit. At foster home. 355-5998.

' A 4-vear-old male poddle-chihuahua, with shots. Not housetrained. A 2-yearold black Benji dog, with shots. 355-6297.

An 8-month-old female black medium-sized mixed-breed dog. Has shots, on heartworm prevention. 746-3302 or 758-7046.

. Lost in Qub Pines-Westhaven area a solid white male Persian cat. 355-3588.

Found in Stokes areaa male lrown and white deerhound. 752-0370.

Lost in Ayden - a female cocker spaniel. 746-3244.

' Lost in Plaza Shopping Center area ~ a neutered male blue gray cat. Reward. 355-2390.

' Fouml near Greenville Blvd. - a female gray and white cat. 75641139.

* Lost on Dickinson Ave. - a female Dalmatian. Reward. 355-5200 or 756-6101. : Lost on 14th St. Extension - a female tortoiseshell cat with leg injury. 756-

Lost on Hooker Roadtwo male German shepherds. 756-2003.

Found in Ayden a female red cocker spaniel. At city-council animal shelter. 83(M387.

: Found in East Carolina University area - a young elkhound. 758-9430 or 247-5827.

This column is published free of charge each Sunday. Call Elizabeth Savage, 7564867; Bobbie Parsons, 756-1268; or Carol Tyer, 752-6166. Humane Swiety hours are 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Monday and the remainder of week, by appointment, 756-1268. To request a Humane Society investigation, call Barbara Haddock, 752-9922. To request assistance for wild animals and birds, call Grifton, 5244330. To become a member, call 756-1268. Dona-ti(ms to the Humane Society may be sent to P.O. Box 8121, GreenvUle, N.C. 27835.

Editors note: The deadline for entries in each Sundays column is Tliursday at 4 p.m.

Shaw descbed efforts at Bok Toweir Gardqns to preserve rare and endangered plants in the high, dry, sand dunes of central Flonda. He showed his fellow scientists a I^iotograph of one species that was recently discovered growing in an automobile dump.

Many of these endangered plants are growing on sites that are not protected by uie state or federal government or a private agency, he said. You cani take plants across interstate lines but vou can wipe out an entire species if its growing on your land.

Shaw said he and his colleagues at Bok Tower Gardens have been able

Pretty Pond Bay Area Added To Conservancy

CHAPEL HILL - The North Carolina Nature Conservancy has completed the acquisiton of me 7.5 acre Suggs tract located on Pretty Pond Bay in Robeson County near St. Pauls. Pretty Pond Bay is one of nine day-based bays protected within The Nature Conservancys Carolina Bays Program.

Carolina Bays are elliptical wetland depressions scattered across the coastal plain from New Jersey to Georgia. The g^test concentration of bays are in North and South Carolina.

The conversion of lands for silviculture, a^culture, residential and industrial developments has made the Carolina Bays a rapidly vanishing landform. Recognizing the ecological importance of Carolina Bays and the threat of extinction, in 1982 the conservancy included the bays in its national critical areas campaign to protect the rarest ecosystems remaining in the United States.

Pretty Pond Bay comprises 40 acres of the 414 acre Carolina Bays project and is home to several rare plant spedes. Michauxs sumac and small-headed marsh elder, two state listed endangered plants, have been found at the site. This particular species of marsh elder has been found in North Carolina only at Pretty Pond Bay and one other bay site.

Since its inception in 1977, the North Carolina Nature Conservancy has protected over 300,000 acres in North Carolina with funds obtained through gifts and grants from foun-dati(H)s, corporations and iiulividu-als.

Persons wanting more details on the conseifancy are to write: N.C. Nature Conservancy, P.O. Box 805, Chapel Hill, N.C., 27514 or call 967-7707.

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to cultivate about 17 endangered species in their greenhouses.

How many well be able to grow I dont know, he said in response to a question. Perhaps well get to 50 or 60.

According to Shaw, Florida is third bdiind California and Texas in the number of endangered plants. The center lists Florida with about 220 plant species that are endangered, threatened or rare.

Florida is an unsually rich area but there plants all over the county that aro endangered, Shaw said. Ive ben to the mountains of Virginia and Nmth Carolina and there are plants that grow there that are not found anywhere else in the world.

Shaw has hiked countless miles in the countryside around Bok Tower Gardens looking for rare plants. Some 10,000 years ago, he explained, the scrub habitat of central Florida was a series of islands isolated from the mainland. When the seas receded, a lot of sand remained.

Because the islands were separated by water, not all of them had the same plant life. This is one reason for the diversity of plants, he said.

Many of Floridas endangered

some of these sites that some extremely imprtant plants grow. A number of these plants may have an important purpose in the future. The new species that was discovered at the car dump has yet to be named. It ^ows at three sites, all within 20 miles of the garden, Shaw said.

Botanical gardens will serve an increasingly important role to society in the coming years, Shaw said.

Were doing something useful, he said. Public gardens have served many roles over the years - medicine, taxonomy (classifying species of plants), the introduction of plants from abroad and education.

The preservation of Americas endangered plant species will kave far-reaching effects, he said. Its veiy contemporary, very practical and very visionary, he said.

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Some of these areas are very small in acreage, he said. Its on

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID PROPOSAL

Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Departmenl of Pitt County Memorial Hospital until and publicly opened at:

TIME: 2:00PM DATE . December 3,1917 LOCATION: Purchasing

Dmartment Conference Room at Pitt County Memorial Hospi tal. Greenville, North Carolina,

to furnish and deliver: Office Supplies for use by all Hospital Departments for a one year riod.

period.

Specifications and bid proposal forms are on file in the office of

the Purchasing Department, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, and may be obtained upon re

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JackW.Richartfeon President November 11,17,29.1987.

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Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Department of Pitt County Memorial Hospital until and public ly opened at;

TIME: 2:00PM DATE: Decembers, 1987 LOCATION; Purchasing

Department at Pitt County /Memorial Hospi tal, Greenville, North Carolina, to furnish and deliver Blood Bank Reagents for a one (1)

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make Immediate payment to the above-named Executor.

Charles M. Vincent Executor of the Estate of Victoria Vincent Hart OF COUNSEL:

Charles L. McLawhorn, Jr. Charles L. /McLawhorn, Jr., P.A.

Post Office Box 8188 Greenville, North Carolina 27835 November 15, 22, 29; December 6,1987.

Notice to Creditors Having qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Agnes E. Fullilove, late, of Pitt County, North Carolina, the

undersigned hereby authorises alt persons having against said Estate to present

them to the undersigned, whose mailing address is 600 East Ninth Street, Greenville, NC 2783J, on or before the 24th day of May, 1988, or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate will please make immediate payment to the under

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Carolyn F. James, Administratrix of the Estate of Agnes E. Fullilove 400 East Ninth Street Greenville, NC 27834 Kenneth G. Hite James, Hite, Avery and Duke Attorneys at Law P.O. Drawer 15 Greenville, NC 27835 November 29, December 6, 13, 20,1987.

INTHE GENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION 67J4M

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA GUILFORD COUNTY

NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION

IN RE: Boyd, a Minor Child To: The faiher of a female child born on or about September 24, 1987, in pm County, North Carolina, respondent.

TAKE NOTICE that a petition

seeking termination of your parantal rights and obligations to the above named child born to yl Lynn Boyd on Sepi 1987, In Pitt County, ilina, has been filed i

Cheryl 24, 1 Carolina,

September , North against you.

You are required to file written answer to the peition within 30 days following the first publication date which date ap paars below. Upon failure to do so, your parental rights, If any, may be terminated at a hearing In Juvenile Court, Guilford County Courthouse, Greensboro, North Carolina, immediately following said 30 day answer period or as soon thareafter as the matter can be heard.

You are entitled to be repre sen ted by counsel; Court appointed IT you are indigent, provided you request counsel at or prior to said hearing.

Dolores D. Folln Attorney for the Children's Home Society of North Carolina, Inc., Petitioner Post Office Box 989

Greensboro, North Carolina 27402

Telephone: (919) 379-1390 November 29; December 6. 13, 1987.

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OU Chrysler

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1980 DODGE MIRADA $1500 ne gotiable, good condition. 104,000 miles. 754-2041.

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Special Notices

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Travels Tours

009

Automotive

010

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044

Di/ Nursery

045

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047

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055

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067

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114

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Jeeps And Vans

040

Mobile Homes For Sale

102

Lois For Rent

175

Trucks For Sale.

041

Mobile Home Insurance

103

Merchandise Rentals

l77

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050

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105

Mobile Homes For Rem

179

Antiques

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109

Mobile Home Lois For Rent

180

Auctions

069

Woodstoves

112

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Building Supplies

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080

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136

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081

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139

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Household Goods

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1983 RENEGADE CJ7 with hard

Associate for the Customer Service Department. Individual must be accurate, proficient with operating a cash register and understand the Importance of excellent customer service. Prior banking experience a plus.

top. Never been in mud. Best offer. Call 830-5494.

but not required. Apply at Brody's, Carolina East mil, AAoralayWednesday, 2-4p.m.

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1987 NISSAN VAN LE, power steering/brakes, automatic, 4-

procastlng and good office skills. Salary $11-$15K Feeneoo-tlabla. Call Esther, 758 0541

cylinder, cruise, dual air, fully loaded. 10,000 miles. $13,500. 355-6645.

Snelling & Snelling Personnel.

PERMANENT PART-TIME Secretary available to work

041

Trucks

1978 CHEVROLET pickup truck, 350 motor, excellent condition, $2,895.752-2315.

afternoons In local firm.

__________ -eply to ------

Associates, Inc. P.O. Box 93,

____________ ... J engineer

ing/surveying firm. Duties In

dude --------

swerl

dude typing, filing and an swering phone. Excell benefits. Rei'

llent fringe Olsen

1979 FORD TRUCK. Good condition, $2000.752 4561.

$6950. Extended warranty. Call i 198$ ISUZU PUP-A/M/FM

Lease Pro 355 2788.

1987 FORD ESCORT 19,000 miles, assume loan. 746 2764.

NOTICE Having qualified as Ad

Having qualified as ao mlnlstrafrix of the estate of

AAargaret /Merritt Seymour late of Pitt County, North

North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons hav Inst tho estate of resent them to ninlstratrix on or before AAay 8, 1988 or this newilll

Ing claims against the saMdacaasadtopresei thdundarslgnad Admli

notice or same will be pleaded In

Do it the easy way acivertise in classified.

Ulaclif CtissilNl Pk88in24

002 Personals

AND personal storage -1 block from telephone * - r Hooker

office'. Call 355 5049. Road Self Storage.

023

Pontiac

1979 TRANSAM, new paint, new tires, good shape inside and out. Call 752-3891 after$;30p.m.

1984 BONNEVILLE, tilt, cruise, stereo, air, vinyl top, excellent condition, 51,000 miles. $5200takes It. 830-1142.

First

1984 FIERO, red, sunroof, AAA/ FM cassette, automatic, air, low mileage, excellent condition. $5,200. Call 752 8477.

1984 GRAND PR IX, V8, loaded, 42,000 miles, new Michelin radiis. white/blue padded lop, ^ect shape. 754-5875, ask for

1984 PONTIAC 4000 STE, load

ed, blue, great car, 48,000 miles, $4500. Call Victor at 752 0743

after 5:30.

1985 GRAND AM automatic, power windows, power door locks, cruise, tilt wheel, cassette/stereo, burdundy. $7750. Call Lease Pro 355 2788.

1914 PONTIAC Parisienne, $7,500. Call 355-2539.

024 Foreign Cars ww^fRctoEf^a^^

steering and brakes, air.

aulomatfc, AM/FM radio, $2400 negotiable. Call 758-1274

1974 SUPER BEETLE, great condition, Pioneer stereo included, price negotiable. Call 756-2033.

1971 BMW 435 CSi, red with black leather Recaro seats, sunroof, fully loaded, BBS wheels, new Goodyear Eagles. 53,000 miles. Very fast car firm. 754-2705 or 754-4288.

1980 V.W. RABBIT, Kenwood stereo, $950 negotiable. Call 752 3457.

1980 VW SCIR0CCO5 speed. 754 6339.

1983 BMW S2SE-Artic blue with pearl leather Interior, AM/FM cassette stereo, excellent condition with all mechanical records. Bra Includisd. $13,000. Call 355-4534 morning or night.

1984 VOLVO GLT Turbo, white with black leather interior, sunroof, automatic with overdrive, fully loaded, heated seats, excellent condition. $8900. 754 2705 or 754-4288.

1915 NISSAN MAXIAAA Wagon.

itallic.

Sand beige and brown metal Sunroof, automatic transmis slon. Extended warranty. $12,500. Call Lease Pro 355 2788. 1914 MAXIMA NISSAN

PASTORAL COUNSELING.

/Marital, Family, Individual. Donald T. Bradshaw, 355-5194. Confidential.

007 Special Notices

^^^EPAl^^rteili^

off-road cars and trucks, 1/10

bar of fheir recovery. All per istati

sons indebted to said estate please make Imntedlate pay

This 4th day of November, 1987.

AAary Ann Seymour Rout* 3, Box M2 A-2

Greenville, NC 27658 Administratrix of tho estate of/Margaret AAerrIH Seymour, deceased. November 8, IS. 22,29,1987. MttEtOCRDftORS

ANDDEBTOt^S

' /MARYBWHELESS Atl parsons, firms and corporations having claims against MoryB Wheless, deceased, are noftfled to exhibit them to HortMrt W. Wheless and Bobble W. Jones, as Co E xecutors of f he ident's estate on or before 9, 1988, af the Posf Office

6188, Greenville, North

Carolina 27635-8188 or be barred from fheIr rocovery. Dobtors of IhO docodent art asked to make Immediate payment to the above-named Ce- E xecutors. Herbert W. Wheless and Bobble W. Jones Co-Executors of the Estate of AAaryB Wheless OF COUNSEL:

Charles L.AAcLawhorn, Jr. Charles L. AAcLewhorn, Jr., P.A.

Poet Offica Box 8188 _

Oreanvltle, North Caroline 27W5 November 8,15,22 and 29,1987. HttlTchbitR-

ANDDEBTORS OF

VICTORIA VINCENT HART

All persons, firms and corporations having claims against Viclorla vmcanT Hart, ^s ad, are notified to exhlWf Ihem to Charlo* M. Vlncont. a* Exoc of fha dieodehf'* ostaf* on ok btforo AAay 14. 1981, af Post OHIco Box 1411, Grewvlllo, Nprfh Carolina 27835. or b# bar r^ from th**'

of the decadent ere asked to

and 1/12. Falkland Speedwai 131.

and Speed Shop. 752-4331

DUCK HUNTERS The best of duck, yeast, and swan hunting In

Pungo Area. For club Info, call Bio T's Guard Service, 544-3532.

ELECtROLYSIS BY Barbara Venters.

19 years experltnc*. Call 830 0962

for free consultation.

LOCAL bank LOST MY OepwT

HI Has this happened to you? If so, we should talk . Rei'

Reply to Lost 17404, PO Box 1967, (Greenville,

NC 27835.

WE PAY CASH for diamonds. Floyd G. Robinson Jewelers, 407 Evans AAall, Downtown Green vine.

Oil Autos For Sale "A GOOD PLACE

TO BUY!'' EASTGATEAAOTORS,INC

130 East Greenville Blvd. Greenville. 355-2193 INSUfeANCE If you have 5 to

lyou

money. Call Leon Fornes Insurance, 2401 South Charles Boulevard, 355-7557 or 355-7373. 1972 DODGE POLAAa Best of

fer. Call 754-4518 from a.m.-S:OOp.m.

9:00

013 Buick

wnSutc^Ssabr^MW^^

fully equipped. Good condillon.

$1200.71

1983 REGAL, loaded, vinyl toj^

spor

enoeroom condition. First $4950 takas It. 830-1142.

014 Cadillac 1987"?AO?LLA^^TlL

sunroof, excellent condition

754*005.

Commodoi blue, blue velour. 815,950. Call Lease Pra|(5 2788.

snow

white, sunroof, excellent condi tIon. 37,000 miles, $13,000 nego liable. Call 753-3847 aHer 4p.m.

cassette, sliding glass window, 4

speed, short

Jing gla

100754*255.

Greenville,' NC 27835^ (919) 752-1137.

PUT EXECUTIVE secretarial skills to work. Learn Greenville market and earn bonuses. Call Manpower, 757 3300.

044

Child Care

CHRISTIAN MOTHER will car* for children ages 4 and younger In her home anytime. 758-210$.

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NEEDED tMMEDtATELY-Secretary for well established law firm. Experience on IBM-PC with Dlsplaywrlter III helpful but not required. Send

1947, Greenville.

retary, PC !,NC 27834.

RECEPTIONIST /Medical oHice seeks super girl to run It! Light bookkeeping and good personality will will you this one! $10,000 Half fee reimbursed, Call Esther, 758*541 Snelling A Snell Ing Personnel Service. SECRETARY FOR Insurance agency, must have general knowledge of bookkeeping, type 35 wpm, handle money, and be good with the general public. Approximately 34 hours per week. Call 744-M11 between 9:00 a.m.and5:00p.m.

059

Help Wanted Medical

ATTENTION RNs A LPNs Exciting benefits package, day

hours, li'hiidays or weekends Bright, enthusiastic, caring.

competent nurses needed, ^d resume or leHer of Interest to PWLC, Attention /Ms. Rushton, 4008 Barrett Drive, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27409.

RADIOLOGY

TECHNOLOGISTS

ALAAAANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, a Division of Alamance Health Services, Inc. located in

Burlington is currently seeking full-time Radii'

Technologists.

logy

Flexible schedules available.

ALA/MANCE offers competitive new wage and benefits with an on-slte day care center. Send resume or contact:

Human Resources Department

ALAAAANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL

327 N. Graham-Hopedale Road Burlington, N.C. 27215

EOE

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST Albermarle

Hospital currently has an opening available for a staff 3-11

Radlogy Tech. Excellent sate 8 benefits available. Send

resume and salary history to Wilson (Galllard, Personnel Director, Albermarle Hospital, P.O. Box 1587, Elizabeth City, NC 27909.

059 Help Wanted Medical

PHYSICAL

THERAPIST

Home Health 2

AUUUNCE HEALTH SER- -A

VICES, Inc. is currently seeking a full-time Physical theraplM . for the Home Health Agency.

Position will perform a variety of administrative, managerial and technical dutjes In the

iTWlntenance of a P.T. program. ^

Home Health experk

but will accept hospi- jr aradu- V It you * have clinical affiliation with a

lal P.T. enaerlence. New gr ates will be considered It

home health department.

ALAMANCE is located In Burl-Ington and is a short distance ^ from severat metropolitan towns such as Greensboro, Cha- ^ pel Hill and Durham. W* offer a ^ competitive NEW wag* and ^ benaflt package and an on-slle ^ day car* facility.

For further Information, please contactorsand your resmelo:

Human Resources Department ^

ALAAAANCE HEALTH w SERVICES, INC. r-

P.O. 80X3157 Burlington. N.C. 27215 (919) 229-1344 -ty

EOE

HkLP FIgHT INFLATION by

buying and selling through the Classified ads. Call 752*144.

CHRISTAIN LADY needed to keep infant during the day, with required

some light houseke

.Call after 4754-1480.

DOYOU NEED An Experienced

and loving daycare for your child? LocaM n

near M/Inter ville; call Connie at 355*744.

NANNY NEEOEDI To care for our infant daughter and do light housework. Physician couple !, dependable

looking for mature.

person with longterm committ ment. We would like

nanny to live in but arrangements are negotiable. Room, board, benefits, and salary provided. To start l-1-88. If seriously interested, call 754-9094. (Greenville).

NEED PART-TIME SITTER

for 2 girls In my home, Mon day-Frtday, 8:36-2:00. Refer ilred.

enees required. Call 754-9822.

WANTED: Honest, pleasant, and dependobla Individual to care for newborn Infant In our home beginning February 1. Full-tlma position with opportunity for long term employment. Call 355*334 afterOp.m.

A WONDERFUL

WE HAVE

lady keeping our 11 month old In our home, Camelot, Cherry Oaks area. Seeking Christian family to provide companion child and share child care expenses. Call 754-2053.

050 Pets

ADORABLE AKC Registered golden retriever puppies. Excellent with children, dam and

sire local. Wormed and shots. Call 752-2690.

ADORABLE AKC BLACK LAB

puppies, just In time for Christmas. Shots and deworm

ed, ready 12-1-87. Call 758*917 after 6:00 p.m.

AKC CHOCOLATE labs for sale Ready now. Call 754-9041

AKC CHOW chow pups for sale, shots and wormed. Call 744-4320.

AKC GOLDEN retrelver puppies, wormed, shots, and papers, sire and dam on premises 754-8305 after 5. $150. AKC REOIStEOED

ilden retrievers, excellent bTobd line, wormed and shots. Call 750-0786. AKC REGISTERED nglish

Springer Spaniels, liver white, six weeks old. 3 males, 4 females, excellent children s pets. Will hold until Christmas. $lS0.Cein-97S-30l5.

PERSIAN HYBRID

1904 TERCEL TOYOTO, air, stereo, like new, $5200. Call 355-7884,750-5544, William.

1917 SUBARU JUSTY GL. 5

spaed, 35mpg, air, stereo, 2300 miles. Assume payments. Call 744*234 after 6.

029

Auto Parts & Service

CRAZY JOE'S now has a three year warranty on starters, alternators, water pumps, and etc. Call 752 1123.

030 Bicycles For Sale

ONE MAN'S Schwinn Mspeed Racer. Never riden. Retailed $149, will sell for $125. Call 752 5027 or 355 5055.

12 SUPER MIRAGE IGspeed

IMolobecane bike with root rack, toots, and air pump, S175. Call 756 4370.

032 Boetf A Motors

fvissuSI^^ISSSfS

and /MerCrulser service center; PLUS 1987 Evlnrude and Marl ner motors and Cox trailers at clearance pricesi B & K Marine. 1205 Dickinson Avenue, Green villa. 752 2802.

GREENVILLE MARINE

PIH

ANDSPORTS

County's oldest dealership. We sell everything

marine

at wholesale prices year round. 244 Bypass N.E., Greenville 758 5930

JUST ARRIVED hunting and fishing canoes. Prices starting at $299. Carolina /Marines, Hwy 244 West, Washington, 975 3494. NEW 24~ tool boat, 40 Johnson

Motor. Take up payments o( $149.50.752-2315.

ROSS FIBERGLASS speclallz

speck

ing In all types of fiberglass and boat repair, 744 4433.

SROvkt to ALL Outboard

Motors OMC Aufhorlztd Oealor, long galvanized trailers Billy's /Marine and Repair, 355 2793.

Evlnrude, Cox trailer. All In ex cellent condition. Good fish or ski boat. 752 7407.

CFA PERSIAN HYBRID klt-tens. Will hold for Christmas. Call 754-4374.

CHOCOLATE LAB PUPS. Ready for Christmas. Call 754-4593.

CHRISTMAS PUPPIES AK

Labrador, 3512934. All three colors available.

FREE PUPPIES Bom 10/15.

Call 753-2255 nights or holiday.

pifT

LOIS'S PAMPERED

Snsall dog grooming, $12.00. Call 3515754.

SIAMESE KITTENS 2

blue polnH. Call 7S3 2255 nights illday.

or holiday.

YORKSHIRE TERRI pup pies. Born 10/10. Call 753 2W

nights or holiday.

2 MANXS CATS Male/Famale,

all shots. FeLV negative. 825 each. 756 2027, leave message

Feeling

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male

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The Daily Reflector

752-666

ost

Help Wanted Medical

RNS-AliMrnwrl* Hoipltl has opanlngi for full and part Hma RN potltlons In various dspartmants. Excallent salary and bonflts package available. Sand resunw and salary hIstofY to WItoon Gaillard, Personnel Director, Albermarle Hospital, P.O. Box 1SS7, Elizabeth City, NC 27909. SECftCtARY/Receptionlst needed. InsNe computer experience helpful, VKird processing, accounts receivable experience MOMMry* InSUTBOG# helpful. Pleasant working environment. Reply to: PO Box MM, Greenville, NC 27835-0006. OcXlVeI Albermarle Hospital currently has full time openings for Surgfoal Techs. Excellent compensation package available. Send resume and salary history to. Wilson Galllard, Personnel Director, Albermarle H<^tal, P.O. Box 1507, Elizabeth aty, NC 27909.

ULTRASONOGRAPHER

ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, a division of Alamance Health Services Is seeking an Ultrasonographer. Poeitlon is full-time, four days per week. Requires national Ultrasound Registration or eligible.

we offer competitive NEW wage and benefits package with onsite day care available. Send resmete:

Human Resources Department

ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL

327 N. Graham-Ho^le Road Burlington, NC 2715

^ ' EOE

C.R.NJt.

Excellent opportnlty for experienced C.RLa. in JCARac-credlted community hospital located m hours from Atlantic Ocean. Abundant fishing, hunting and water activities locally. Competitive pay and benefits. Send detailed resume and salary requirements to:

Personnel Director, Chowan Hospital,

fox^.

POBoxl Edenton,NC 27932. DENTAL ASSItAnT/ MYGIENIST Needed full fime Do you enfoy people? Are you interested in a challenging career position? Are you interested In working for a dentist who recognizes talent and Is willing to pay for It? We are searching for an experienced professional dental asslstant/hyglenlst to become a part of a dynamic growth oriented team. Please send resume to PO Box 1238, Wlntervllle,NC 20590.

RN NEEDED for growing med-Ical practice. Supervisory experience required. Good salary and benefits plus opportunity for advancement. Call Nks. Dudley at 752-6101 or send resume to RN 91009, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27035.

RN'S LPN'S needed forl home private duty nursing. 7 til 3 and 11 til 7. RN's with Inexperience needed for daytlnw work. Excellent pay and benefits. Call Medical Staffing Services, Monday- Friday, 8:30a.m. til 5:30 p.m. 1-000-45a-2074or 355-3153.

RN'S AND LPN'S Needed for a long term, help care facility, Washlnghm, NC. Comfortable sfsrflno pAVf 8 hours ovory other weekend off, paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, and free hospitalization are |ust a few of the "Extras" offered at Ridgewood Manor. Call Bridget Miller at 946-9570 for additional Information.

WANTED PULL TIME dental assistant. Position available Immediately. Please call 756-8203.

EXPERIENCED C.AT Scan Technician needed for temporary position. Monday-Frl-day, hours 8-5. Salary negotiable. Call office manager, 752-

HELP WANTED: Full time or parttime X-Ray Tech for a busy medical office. Must ne willing to work nights end some weekends. Send resume to X-Ray Tech, PO Box 2276, Giewi-vllle,NC 27858.

IF YOtf ARE AN AN with a desire for a challenge. We want

to talk wHh you. We are a large private practice In Greenville and would Ilka to add another professional to our team. The pace Is fast and the work Is demanding, we offer an excellent salary with all the desired fringe benefits along with -a steady shift and no weekends. If you want to loin a progressive organization that is on tiw move and commlttad to excellence and health care send yoor resume to RN, PO Box 1967, Greenville, N.C.

MENtAL HEALTH NURSE II needed to serve as primary therapist/case manager for full case load of women clients with substance abuse problems. Must have masters degree In nursing or RN degree and 2 years of ex-perierice in psychiatric nursing. Special requirement; licensed to

practice as a registered nurse in NC by the NC Board of Nursing Good salary and benefits. EOE

Contact Personnel Department, Edgecombe Nash, MH/MR/ SAS, P.O. Box 4047, Rocky N1ount,NC 27803.

NURSING DIRECTOR for comprehensive local Health Department to be responsible for activities of gsneral clinic programs. Homo Health, WIC, andcommunlty health Including employee Kroening programs. Applicant must have excep-tloral ability to work with na-Nanls, staff, other orgmti-tions, and the community. Position requires supervisory and management experience in public health. Send State to-plication and resume to Hugh 6. Young, Director, Edgecombe County Health Department, 2909 Main Street, TVboro, N.C. 27806. An Equal Opportunity Employor.

iIFHtHALMid6ltEii NURSE/ASSISTANT

Position open Immediately for ONIce Assistant. Experlonco helpful but not necessary. Excellent salary and benefits, ad lusted to Incoming skill level. If Interested send resume to Nurse, Po Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27834.

HGlpWRirttd

MiSCGllaiMOUS

AiliiTMT MANADtft

Trainee. 40-f hours weekly. Will Include eveninu (3-cloelng) and y shifts. Retail experience ful. Must have solid work hisMiY ond reterences. Full bsneftts includes profit sharing, i^ly Short Stop Food Mart, im East Greanvllle Boulevard. No phone calls.

ATTINTIDM UBIfilAreyou firad of no money for renf, clolhas, food, or just plain fun? For the things you want In life. Misty Blue Is now accsptlng applications for posslbie em^-. mant. 8250 per weak guaranteed to the rlght ady. Coll 746-9997 r appWnlmanf, Monday Frl-iy,IO:OOa.m.-6:OOp.m.

I earn respect from Can follow policios toward a

d-iT6'k1 MANTSIK odf going, organized, able to manage and

an? load others toward a sue couful operation. Excellent benefits and opportunities. I3K Increases with proven efflclen cy. Send work history and statement of why you bellevo you would excel at this |ob to Greenville Manager, P.O. Box 1551, Wilson, NClTOn-

ARPINTIk'WLFIRl

Nss*d; must have own trans-porfatlon. 746-2639 leave

CAMlll medsd, expsrtancad or not exporlencod. Starting pay at 83.05 end up. Offer hosplflliza-tlon and sick bonefltsTFor ap^ polntmentcall79M134.

Awnrwi

waltreaaos

lOIF _________

noadsd. Apote at Famoui PlzM, comar of Mm and Evans Itroal.

llRMOttS

raffamRS-ora

HttoWRirtGd MiscMh

loti Avon can moke your Ings grow. Call 355-2te7.

A PROFESSIQNALJob winning resume. 89 and up. C.R. Writing Services, 355d39(r

AAA EMPLOYMENT

THE LIHLE FEE AGENCY

NO FEE HERE

Wa Guarantee The Job Of Your Choice At The Salary You Desire

At The Fee You Can Afford

rss^r

End of High Fee Agencies Sales 825K

Manager Trainee 8I8K

Counter Sales 816K

Mechanic to 8250-1-comm.

RouteSalee 8275-1-

Lagal Secretary to8l2.5K

Electronic Teen > Base-i-RalaUTralnoe .to8220

Offlca/Cashler 8154

DeskCtorh 83.50

101 WIsst 14th Street Suite 203 ^ 758-1393

Low Fee PersonnM Service

AY6 BODY positions avail able; body'nian, Winter, or combtaiation. Call between 8:00 and 5:30,75d7540.

AVON CAN make Your Christmas wishes come true. Earn great money and t your gifts ala diacount. Call Wd396.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

060

HelpWanfid

Miscellaiwoin

CHF KITCH IANAOER Immediate full time position for 151 bed ho^al located on the Pamlico River in Eastern North Carolina. Experience in health care focltity wHh management sktHsdesired. Ability toax>t variety of responsibiitles. ^ ry negotiable with excellent benefit package. Contact Personnel Department, Beaufort County Hospital, 628 East 12th Street, Washington, NC 27809.

CLERK/CASHIER. 20-30 hours weekly. Evening and weekend shifts. Maturity and good work history required. Apply Shortstop Food Mart, M9t East Greenville Boulevard. No phone calls.

CONSTRUCTION CLERK. Job site. 810K. Good benefits. Atlantic Personnel, 355-7931.

CONVENIENCE StORE help wanted-Appty at Blount Petroleum, 615 West 14th Street, between 1-3 pm. Serious Inquiries only. No phone calls.

ENCODER Barclay's Aank of North Carolina hn a full-time position to do proof of deposit and encoding on NCR encoder. Must be proficient on 10-key by touch. Encoder experience preferred. Hours are 3 p.m.-11 p.m. Call or send resume to Personnel Director, P.O.Box 7346, Greenville, NC 27835,752-2424.

Experienced part-tme

female help, for residential and 'commercial cleaning. 752-8853. iXPERIENCEO designer part-time. Cox Floral Service, 117 W. 4th Street.'Appolntments only. 758-2183.

EXTra cash for .Christmas with Avon. Up to 50% earnings. For more information call Eva Kearney at 758-3078.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Social/Activity DiFector

Requiras B.S. in Social Work. ExperlGnca in Long Term Care la dasirablar. Must be abla to plan and coordlnatvan Activity program. Competitiva bam afits and aalary.

Call: Alawoiaa Flanagan 75S4IS47 8:30 to S Monday thru Friday Guardian Care of Farmvllle Route 1, Box 96, Farmvllle, NC

IIahilhavenfaciity

TShols^

LIVESTOCK MARKET. INC.

Robert 0. Martin, Jr., OwnerOpGrator Bonded Livestock Dealer

Buying sows, boars, and barbecue pigs. Top prices for quality hogs. No commission charges.

Located:

Highway 903,

Snow Hill

Open Wednesday Only 7:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

SmSmmimmmm

Spiveys Corner Hog Market Open Monday^riday 7:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon Call 567-2586

The Dally Reflector, Greenvtlla, N.C. Sunday, November29,1967 Oil

060 HaipWanted Miscellaneous

068 Help Wanted MIscellanGous

FULL-f IME jwiltfon wHh com-ptfttva pay. CuMar and chack-wg machina oparater. Apply Sit

aadtt B Mf i ____

iMMiblAtSFiNiforfull time stock position. Many banaflta and opportuntty for futura growth. No phone colls. Malcolm Moora.Loww.

HELP WANTCO: LorOi food strvlce company is sawing to flH savaral positions In the Rocky Mount area. Posltloas to bt finad art for managers and aislttanf managers for multl-phasa cateterlas In locsi industrial planta. Salary commen-surota with quallficatlons; full banaflta package avalMrie. It Intarestaa send rasuma with salary ranges to: Applicant, PO Box 21M, Rocky Mount, NC 27801.

IMMEDlAt NEED for axpe-rtencad draffor. Short-ttrm, fomporary assignmant. Salary nagotiobte. CalT Anna's Tom-pmrtes for appointment 7SB-

IfirikNAtlONAL STUDENT exchanga organization saoks mature individual to find and supervise homes for high school txchange studsnta. Good sup-ptomontal Income. 912-4n-0742.

HI-TECH FIELDS JR. COLLEGE OR HIGH

JEWLRY STORE manager trainee. Relocation requlied. Atlantic Personnel, 355-ta11.

WANTED NOWI Wt need people for |ab openings In California, Virginia, Florida and others, as wall as ovenaas locations. 17-26 ytar olds looking for a challenging career in hl-tech who aro willing to relocate. Cell 1-800462-7231^419^ outside NC I-800-S2B-8713.

LICENSD HAIR Dressar wantad at Gaorga's Hair Designers, The Plaza. Apply Tuesday-Friday, 10-5:30.

LICEND HAIR STYLIST needed New Dawn Unisex Hairstyles, located at Rivergate Shopping Center. Applications being oxcapted for one full time one part-time position. Pleaso apply between lOa.m. and 3pm, Monday Thursday.

HYDRAULICS SERVICE & Repairman. 3 to 5 years experl-sncsd preferred, paid vacations, company benaftts. Don Hydraulic Inc., 7521500.

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed for apartment complex. Must be .knowledgeable In all areas oHtVAC, plumbing, and general maintenance repairs. Must be depeixtable. Possible housing provided. Qualified and interested persons apply to Maintenance Person, tOm, PO Box 1967., Greenville, NC 27835.

IMMEDIATE OPENING for person in home decor area of our sales department. Permanent employmont. AAany benefits. ExoslMot opportunity, for advancement with 3 new stores opening within 75 mile radius. Ask for M. Moore, Lowe's of Greenville.

MANAGER TRAINEE POSITIONS Soper compwy seeks lust the right persons for their positions, salary Is open. Call Ted, 75841541 Snelling and Snell-ing Personnel Service.

IMMEDIATE nEEo for experienced traffic Clark. Must have twiing and calculator skills. Call Annas Temporaries for ap-polntmanf,7S04610.

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IMMEDIATE

For heating and air condit rience in coordination ai Industrial ducted HVAC sys

Apply if Standard Elat Atlantic A Rocky M

Excellent benefits wl EO

OPENING

ioning installer with expe-id Installing commercial/ Items.

1 person: stric Company Yenue Ext. lount, NC

Ith established firm.

Cofkir Log Homes Dealer Wanted

Cedar log homes are really selling Join a winning team protected territory dealer training each sale generates $4,000.

Ceheial SIrsctarM, Im.

P.O. 80x19522 Greensboro, N.C. 27409 919-668-0111

HelpWantwl

AMscellancous

ASilStANT If you

md, call Tod ter fhis 7SaS4t Snalling and riling Psrsonnal Sorvlca.

personnel fEMAs.

"If ift paopte, we'r* tha proa." Suite F, in Arlington Boutevard. 355-4636.

NO PLANT manaf

iwu lor iww ana grawing as. Must hava axportenca It, poultry, or aaanodpro-ig.nMId Atlante! Fish

; torgost noads 4

hi-

am-

r iinma, ana bonHng ra-rS225plMa

axcallant banafits. Call

y, wt will train parson I Pteasa oppiy In pan tan the hours of 7-3.

riencwlnosdsd. 7560053.

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MATTHEWS

PUUriNG 4 Clf ANiNG Pin Coumy P#,mi( fl04 14 Ytsri fipar.oc.

PHONE 753-4097

8 A M To 9 P M

THE WINDOW SPECIALISTS

(in b colorsi -STORM DOORS (9 models)

WINDOWS tT.NDOW-Ql ll T' -PORCH ENCLOSURES

SASH^

Tsillinc

S6-S992 IS2SS Evans St

DKRE TO COMPKRE

BMW 325

The Ultimate Driving Machine.

Stock *85346. Plus tax and cense.

Jeep Comanehe

Four Wheel Drive.

Stock *J5737. Plus tax and cense. .

Volvo 245 Stationwagon

Fully equipped.

i'16,985

Stock 'V5535. Plus tax and cense.

BOB BARBOUR, INC.

3303 Memorial Dr, Grconvillo, N.C. 355-7200

Q.-(2 The Pally Reflector. QreenvHle. N.C. Sunday. November 29.1987

OM HtlDWaiitod MUsoilh

llaiMout

^DUtTIN WORKtlkS/

OOUOH MIXERS (or fOMi pro-tbo

Conor In Aydon aroa. Must

dopendablo. have own trantpor-tafim and

own telephone in home. For interview, call between 1:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. onlyl Monday, November 30, 746-M75.

P^PESilONAL RESUME

contpoiltion - Atlantic Personnel Sen^3S5-7*91.

(HIStiftVkE

REPRESENTATIVE

For luxery budget motel; If you have a great personality and on-Ipy the public this |ob Is for you. Front sk work 7 til 3pm, lion-day - Friday, S4.0Opar hour and benefits. AwW Crickett Inn

ftESIDENt COUNSELOR. Primarily Interested in those with human service background wishing to gain valuable experience In the field. No monetary

compensation, however, room, utlllftes and phone provided. Call Mary Smith at the REAL

Mary

Crisis Center 7S0-43S7.

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'' UOIES;'

Are your chairs covered with sheets and towels? Protect your chairs with clear plastic covers. See them & know they are protected. Sofa, chair & 4 pillows covered $125.

Atitbys Plastic Covsrs

OM Hlp Wanted

Mis^li

llaneous

tELllAkKti WANYD

(Or rapidly growing expanding home Improvomenfs conwany. Base pay plus bonuses. Prefer mature, experienced. Part-time, 20 hours per week. Call 35S-7100, 1-0 p.m., ask for Barbara.

TOOL RIB MANAGER. Local Industry. Good pay and benefits. Atlantic Personnel, 355-7931.

WANTEDt Experienced coach for USS Summer Swim Team.

Reference required^ 4^y PO

Box 1301, Tarboro,NC WANTED AT ONCE: part time, full-time person with good driving record to work In florist. Cox Floral Service. 117 W. 4th Street.

Call for an appolnfment, 750-2103.

PERSONNELTEWPS

Is fhe newest employment nvllie.l

service In Greenville, but not new In locating good jobs for workers or qualified workers for employers.

Operating over 10 years and In NC, stand Georgia, PERSONNNEL TEMPS

gives personalized service.

Get work and worker togstherat

PERSONNELTEMPS

Arlington Centre, Suite F 302Arlli

(Arlington Blvd.

355-4636

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Ml HalpWaiitad Salas

Halp Wanted Mias

AOt^AMCk Ybdl Am

CAdL-r MAktlNO manajwrnant trainee. Must be

work out of town. Excellent Income potential. Will train. Call Lynn at 750-9515.

MPOm Sales

"Ripre-itlr

sentatlve. Accounting ^kground t^ful. Atlantic

while enhancing your lifestyle. Excellent commission and Incentives. NC real estate license required. For more details, call Carolyn at Erwin Realty 355-7070.

x5vnm$m5TRZ5mrr

PiWOniHl.aK-7

NOW IS THE TIME TO BECOME AAAANAGER TRAINEE

Because openings exist with a FORTUNE 50 CO. with a

$M.OOO_a

N a year guarantee. CANYOOQUALIFYT

21 Years or Over

High School or Better

Ambitious for Career

NOTJUST AJOB

You will be trained to serve established accounts of an international company In NC (or 50 years

70% of InconM from established accounts

Company paid 3 week training

Major Medical, Dental Plan

Profit Sharing ft Optional Pension Plan

Promotions on merit to management

For Personal Interview call;

830-5414 AAonday-Tuesday 11-4

IF YOU'RE NOT USING your exercise equipment, sell It this fall In these columns. Call 7S2-61M.

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NURSES

Now you can enjoy the personal advantages in working lor a company that is employee-owned. Heritage Hospital, as a subsidiary of HoalthTrust, Inc., offers its employees a superb retirement program through the Employee Stock Ownership Plan. As a Heritage employee, you are part owner of this progrsMlvo, growing healthcare facility.

Come to work for yourself in one of the following areas:

REQiSTBIED NURSES

- Medical/Surgical area has vacancies for staff RNs with Med/Surg. experience and/or Pediatric

iXp6l1WC0.

Women's Piwilion: Recently opened, we have vacancies in GYN, and our "Special Beginnings area of L&D, OB, and Nursery.

Emergency Room: Part-time positions available

- Operating Room: Full-time positions available

UCENSEO PRACTICAL NURSES

Medical/Surgical areas: Full-time positions available

GYN Area: Full-time positions available

WEEKEND SMRS

12-hoqr weekend shifts available for RNs with competitive base pay and full benefit package. Vacancies In ICU, LAD, and Nursery .

Heritage offers Registered Nurses competitive base wages plus excellent differentials:

- $1.25 Second Shift DIffsrentlal

- $2.00 Third Shift Differential

$1.50 Weekend Differential

Above average base and dltterential pay also available for LPNs.

Contact:

Pam Owans Parsonnal (919)641-7140 HERITAQE HOSPITAL

111 Hospital Drive/Tarboro, NC 27886

Let's 60 To MSmUi, TEMESSEE ChritliiiM ToHPOoeambir 1IL Ilf 12> 13

Free Buffet Breakfast Fri., Satw Sun. Mornings

See The Lights Of Christmas At Twitty City

Enjoy An Evening Dinner & Concert Starring Conway Twitty

Tour Nashville Recording Studio's, Stars Homes And Other Historic Sites.

Have Lunch On The Belle Carol Riverboat

Be A Guest On Crook & Chase TV Show For A Live TV Taping

Tour Cheekwood-See The Trees Of Christmas Decorated To Represent Each Country.

Opryland Hotel For Country Christmas Feast And Entertainment.

The World Famous Grand 'Ole Opry

2 People To A Room......... $32$each

3 People To A Room......................$31$ WKh

4 People To A Room......................$21$ Mch

HUNOFMimiMTMI-IIMIiaiH

Raiwtoll

HOMETOWI EITEinilSES

Kintton,N.C.

Repreeentaflve. Approximately ttSK. Atlantic Perionnel, 35^ 7931.

AtftNtldN; LIt$lt) REAL E$TATE AOENT$One of Groenville's moat aggressive firms seeks full-time, motivated, ambitious sales agents. WO provide extensive

training ^pr^r^s, excellent

tesslonal mosphere. j-aii CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER

working

1 with

ANO ASSOCIATES for jmur -7800.

confldonilal hitervlew, 355-7

BRODY'S 1$ searching for full-tlme Salas Associates Interestad In pursuing a career In retailing. Individual must be enthusiastic

and eager to sell In a qMllty

fashion environment. Apply at Brody's Carolina East Mall, Monday-

sday,2-4pm

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Ml HRipWantRd Salts

Ml IMP Wanted Sates

Ml Htlp Wanted Sates-

IXECUTVSALK"

Out to grcwth In this largt natkxwlly known company has

psrsont ws want should hava soma salat background. Must ba artkulafo and work wall with paopla. Wa prvida a profos-tlonally luparvtsad training program. Gi^ Llfo and MadT cal Cara Insuranda. Managa-mant opportunity it avallabla after a training parlod In talas. Writs or sand rtsuma to: T.Hw PO Box 2000ft Raltigh, NC 27419. EOE/mTF.

IKff1IHCI6 AIAl ttfafo

broker naadad for new and ax-IsHng home tales. Immadlafo opponunltiat-all new offlcet-compeflfive commltslont. New construction offtrlngt art nMrkot loadtrs. For confidential inttrvtow, call Richard Lane at Ball ft Lana, 75241025.

PAkf TTn/dlL TIM saloa. Indipandant saloa contractor tor American Express ComMmy covering Graanvllle aroaTPoUtlon Includes salat, tarvfca and tatting up of account. E.O.E. RaMy to Salat/ 7143, PO Box 19^, Groonvllle, NC27S35.

MliP ilrANTtb ll tima, 10:00-5:30, 5 days a watk, mature professional lady to work In ladlot amroat shop. Mutt work wtll with the public. (No sfudontt ploast). ^d resumo to: ProlOulonal Sales 17493, PO Box 1947, Groonvllle, NC37S3S.

REAL ftitATi AdSNTS wanted. For your conftdanflal Intorvlow, call Joan Hopper at Unlvanlty Realty, 35S-SM4. An Equal Opportunity Emptoyor.

REAL sitATB Salot Agent. Attractive commission package wHh incentivos. Call Tim Smith at tha Real Estafo Cantor tor confldantial Interview 355-4444.

MAJOR LIFE INSURANCE company Is tasking an Individual In fha Grosvnltfo area who hat tha capacity and detIro for a protaulonar caroar marketing our Inturanco and financial sar-vlaca. Profeulonal training and Khool at our oxponse. Offlco and sacrotary tuppllod at company expensa. Handsome financial package and fringe benefits. For a confldantial Inlorviaw sand resume - to: Personnel Director 14478, PO Box 1947, Grsonvltlo.NC 27835.

HiLF^AktBD PAMt-fiMi; 10:00-5:30, 2 days a weak, two Saturdays a month and one

REAL E$fAVe AOENCY nosdt one aggraetlva agent tor growing firm. For your oonfidontlal InWrolow call Alice /Moore at Alice iMoora RasHy, 355-4712.

lady to work in ladfes apparoal shop. Mutt work well w^ the public. (No students ploata). Send resumo to: Prototslonal Sales #7494, PO Box 1947, Greohvlllo,NC 27835.

AlIS RiPESkNtAtlVES needed to work with expanding Cable TV. Contractor, unlimited Income potential, local or out of town work avallabto. 754-9515.

EAL IltAf AOENt part time or full fin, ont desk available. 355425S.

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HalpWaiilad Salas ^

WE ARE EXPANDING PERSONNELTEMPS

355-4636

Immediate opening for Sales/Sarvice Person to call on local companies. Need to be experienced In sales, assertive and career orientad.

Call for Immediate consideration.

Rosufflos occoptad Monday, Novomber30.

TEXAS REFINERY Corpora^ tkxt noods mature parson now In fhe Greenville area.

of tralnino, wrifo F.G. Hopkins, Box 711, R. Worth, TX.74W1.

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Ml HalpWaiilad

_ JWiW

DFBWf DiMI COfWflMRBiPOs BOfltM program. Earnlnga - tXhSSOK. Mlantlc Parsonnal,W73l.

parson for short trips surrounong Oretnvlllo. ContacT^nMtwim. Wa train, write TJ. OWwifon, Pres., Southwestern Patrptaum, Box

N100S, Ft. Wbrlh,TX. 74141.

042 HalpWaiitad Taachare

Potl

avaUaWo

!^isachtra lor

CwnlHrw^l^' PTMcKoi

'vROTCII IfWi

- Inforpratar for iho doaf

certification ro-

An^lalo

^lyto;Dlr

to; DIraclorolPorsonnol PO Box 151 Win1an,NC279M

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Absolute Auction

Fleet Cap N Trailer Inc.

Saturday, December 5,1987 -10:00 A.M. 915 George Street New Bern, N.C.

DfRECnONS: From Business Hwy. 17 and 70, In New Bern; turn beside Tabernacle Baptist Church onto George Street. Sale 5 blocks on left Craven Electric Supply Co.

1S72 Font W ton pickup, 302 V-ft. 3 speed transmission

TRUCKS ANO TRAILERS;

S' X 20' Equipment Trailer. 3 axle, baaver tall w/loadlng rampa, 15,0001b. payload.

S'xlO' Utility Trailar, single axia

S'x 12'Trailer Body O' X12' Utility Trailer, double axle

S'X14'Truck Body

P ft H ACnx: 200 amp. Weldar Exoalalor punch presa 420 CamplMll Abraalve Cut-off Saw 415, S HP, 20" wheel Waatlnghouaa 10 HP Com-preetor Curta 3 HP Compressor

MNabaty hoUhIgh preeaure oalwaaharwf

chamloal lainlaas alaal pump Hydraulic Power Unit w/ Dammison Pump. 20 HP, 5,000 P

WSCELLANEOUt SHOP EQUMBfT

Rotating Welding Tabla Johnson Model B Band Saw Oawalt Cut-off Saw w/matal tabla, (needs repair)

Qrsan Laa pipe Mndar (up to 4'1 Metal Tumbler Machine Craftsman Chop tow w/bonch Budgot M tonalactnc Holst Hlischi V5 ton eloctrtc Holst (S)MoialfranwtM>lee Motal Table wfwheals (3) Tool Cent

Malvlnalor Water Cooler

(1) Small Window Fan

(2) Large Shop Fans (2) Floor Fans

(2) Four Whool Dollloa VIso Lalhom TImo aock ft Card Holdor(noads repair) Otflcadoakandchair Cola S', 2 door. Motal Cablne*

NOTE Hnka OrlN-Thni Spray Soolh (OSHA ap-pMwdl 14* 131. 12'douMa daore.

(M) North SMO WaodHoofore asaoinblsd, but need oIobiHc i

Assort, of trallor axles ft bubs Larga amount of hub capa Flxtura for utility trallor tramo (4)Woldlngrockaforboal trallor framat

OAT TRANER PARTS: Assort, ol Ualler whool bearing

Assort , tall light lanMS Larga amounts of nuts and oils

washers

Barrel ol"U bolla Aaaort. of Boat Trailer Fand

oils

Approx. 36 gal., 7/IS Pyramid

Tongs, ato.

Approx. 5,000 of stool Other mlic Wood Hoator parts

(2) Overhead doofs and hardware Peinl Tank (2)MataiWalarTankt 375 gal. Fiberglass Chsmlcal Tank

IWCfLLANEOUS

Assort . Oak Flooring SovorsI bags ol mortar Shlnglas

Assort of Pipa Fittings Mrniy Olhor Hams

(1B)5bgalsBarrrsls (8) Mslal Rollor Convsyors Wise 6 HP Englns, w/raduc-tiongsar

(8) Etsctrlc Motors

For moro Intormalion eoN the Auction Co. M91M4BM14, rTsmMoARlfM MtlMMMM

TUCWEI L ft WARREN MiCTIOMSMrMtVCO P.O. SOI im

. aOCXVMOUMt NC >rM<i

Tartna: Cash ChMli day ol salt

Lunohaarvod

Auction: Tht touiKl Tlwt SgIIb NCAL 3494 NCR8 44667

llOOBadd

HELD

OVER!

Just i^iienjouthou^tiiei^es were over,LeWids/NissanlxingsttiOTih^ vDu(2aitakeadvantEedtruly9eatsawt^Becausei^now,kxalimitedtimeily,5^ can stiUgrt big aehrdiateson our entire selection ofbrand new, 1987and 19880ldsmobfle ----- , T&a\^^y^youTlseeflieresneverbeenabettertimetobiy!

]967and fSSSQkbmobaesl

Nowyou can a^oyaU the luxury Odsniobite has to offler--anda^it for less frtxn Leith OkbyTfesaa When you biy.a new 1987or 1988 Oldstnotle, you can expect to find outslandb:^ levels of supericY qualityquality you know is built in, cpalityyou can see and fed. YbuTlciuraittyfindageat selection of brand new models now in stock. Qwose tireonetiiatsi^fM-youandget^LOOOcashbackwhenyouusetWscoipxi! $

tooo

LEITH OLDS/NIS^

Redeem this coupcMi for *1,(XX) cash bac^ good towardyour (town payment or forabig cash rte wift the ptirchase (rf any 1987or 1988OWsrnobile or 1987 model in stcxto

^ ^ UmitonenoiHiegotiablecouponperretac^

13 Notvalklwithanyotherofferorcoupoa

DMwlV! Ofierexpiieslly%/87.

\oOO cSBack OnMl^

]987^0{aIl8!

Whoi it oxnes to style, luxury and periomance,pe<4)lefceq)comBM to us for our sdectkm of brarxlnewMssan&Fhm the tnotnerXyou slide behind thevvheel,you11

discover evoythingyou see and everythingyoutoudi is desigiedtooihanceyour drivingpleasure and et^Rceied to ddtver real value fn* die tnoney. Especially now whenvouusetiiiscoupong)odior*lOOOcadibadconyour new 1967Nissan!

1988M(KlebAreAmviiigDail^

991 Greenville Boulevard SWGreenvilk7563115 CanUsTbUee 1-80G5S392I8

Regiilerib

Nopurdiseenecessaiy, Bcenseddiivers IS&oMa'.Conienfcroompietedetails.

nr?

03 IMpWailtwl TadmicalftTradts

madMHilc Inlartttwl In good monty and cartar advanca-mant: wa offar uactallza training and axcalfant company banaflta. Call 7-50t0or 7St^ll

aftar.

inrFihTtrwANTtD.

frama-trlm. Call 2444723 aflar 7:Wp.m.

wall Ntfci and tramara naadad. Good pay. Plaiity of work. Call 7S4^ aftar7:00p.m.

automotive tacknlclan, top GM dealer, ax-i.fdngal

benefit*. Con-

. AAlllor, Pool* Buick

Co., Inc.. Klmton, 522-2511.

oallantpay tact Mllw

Immediate penings For Industrial Positions

Haavy lifting, material handling, machina operators and ralatad positions Immediately available. Must have Industrial aimartance, phone and transportation. A better opportunity with excallant benefits. Apply in person at...

ANNE'S

TEMPORARIES

758-6610

Flowers Office Complex 1410 South Evan* Street (Us* Evans Street Entrance)

MTAL BUILDT Foreman. Experlancad In pre engineered metal buildings required. Supervisory experienced prWerrad. Must be familiar with directions of: Parapets, canopies.' accessory components, etc. Pay according to experience and ability, witti hospl-tallxatlon and paid vacations. Apply In person. Custom Bulld-Ing Co., 752-4220, Greenville, NC.

s'JIvfev cAew rodman, chalnman. Apply Stroud Land Surveying Company, 107 Commerce Street, Suite A-2.

wAntEO: First class Auto Mchenle; 4W days per week, 2 weeks vacation, 5 paid holidays, top pay for right person, /^ly In person Chuck Autry Body St^, 1006 Dickinson Ave., 752-

HELP FIGHT INFLATION by

buying and selling through the Classified ads. Cad 752-6166.

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063 > Help Wanted Tedinlcal a Trades

MAEIENC CAPNtlA Frame-trim. Call 7564395 after 4p.m.

O^WwkWan^^

A^SS?nulj^ff?^a^be

and reference. 355-7611

ADDITIONS, painting, Im-provament, repair; also <lecks, garages, fences, etc. Haddock Construction. 355-7066.__

ATf iAf ION home owners and

realtorsi Bridgars Remodeling A Repair will serve all your repair and carpentry needs. Call RM after 5:<)M 756-1615.

Wd'S PAFinal

painting and mildew and moisture control. Call 750-4136 CAKSTAa fUt Service. Ali types don*. Stump removing. Free estimates. Fully Insured. 752-6420 or 757-0117.

CARPNTRY ANDcustom cab-Inet making. Competitive rates. Call 756^ for a fm estimate.

CAAPET LANIiiO SPECIAL. Reasonable and references. 355-7611.

CUSTOM HOMES, remodeling, decks, additions. 30 years of top quality work. Free estimates, JF EAvards Builders 030-5470.

EXPERT floor reflnlshlng. Old and new wood. Yes, wa pickle. 7564305.

J. McNEILL A SONS, roofing, carpentry and sheet metal Call 752-3572.

JANITORIAL SERViC, resl-(Mlal, Including windows. Call 7564200 tor a free estimate.

PAINTING AND Wallcovering, compalltlve rates, call 756-M for free estimate.

PAPERING, INTERIOR Palnt-Ing and paper removal. All wall papering guaranteed In writing. Insured for your protection. Call Don English, 756-roiO.

QUALITY REMODELING, garages, additions. Heartland Bullden, Inc. 7474439.

ROOF LEAKS FIXED and minor repairs. 10 years experience. Work guaranteed. After 6 p.m. call 752-5906.

REPR'RViCf

Experienced In all major repairs; heating, air, electrical, plumbing and appliances. All work guaranteed. (^11757-1925.

WINDOW TINTING: Cars, of flees, houses, anything. Call -

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064 WorkWantMl

aulgnments, any firm. Mature,

5 year court experience, brilliant, MA, and JD degrees, Howard Unlvorlty Law School. Research, Briefs, Investigation, Case DocumMt Preparations, Realty and Tax Closings. Notary. TM Mr, Barrett,

1062.

?&#j^lTNA PAllltiNG A PRESSURE WASHING BY

SILKWOOO CO^AII work guar

antead In writli Steve Bobbins

Fully Insured. 5783.

067 For Sale

oSSK^N^FfNC^Buii^f

Call Harrelsons for your best price on quality treated lumber. Contractor Inquiries welcome. Open 10 a.m. 355-2069.

068 Antiques

November 29,1pm. Over 600 antiques In oriental Items to be sold. Two blue decorated salt glaie crocks, oak bow front china cabinet, oak prices* dresser, oak wash stands, dressers and chest of drawers. Early wooden dove tailed tray, high back oak beds, blue decorated stone jug, wooden duck decor, hand made quilts, kerosene lamps, cut glass, nippon depression and other nice glauware, oriental full bonnett secretary, oriental room screens. Ivory netsukes, large selection of Chinese porcelains, carved teak wood bar, hatpins plus lots of walnut, maht

plus lots of walnut, mahogany; other fine furniture, collectibles, and primitives. The Contentnea Rurltan Building, 9 miles north of Kinston on NC 11. George T. Hawley, NCAL 76.750-6518.

PEGGY'S ANTIQUES AND Col-' lectlbles, variety of merchandise, will also do clean-svireep for estate sale. Open Saturday 10:00-5:00, Sunday 1:00-5:00.264 East of Greenville at Pactolus. 750-3964.

06 Auctions ?aS?^a?H?neS^^u?

TION SALE, Tuesday, Dec. 1st at 10:00 a.m. 100 tractors, 300 Implements. We buy and sell used equipment dally.

080 Fuel, Wood, Coal

FIREWWOD FOR SALE 565 per

cord. Call 758-1366.

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080 Fuel, wood. Coal

ACCORD 100% hardwood, S75; Seasoned, SOO. 100% oak, 100. Seasoned, $05.1-0234037 after 6 or anytime weekends.

ALL READY firewood, dsllvered. Don Haddock Construction Co. 355-7046.

tft/*#l*tW6D,byH)*'S^: hardwood $75, pine $60, mixed $70. Call 0300644. Will deliver.

6iAMoN'i iioK>o serYicA, seasoned firewood ready now. Call 756-5730.

EAND 6h GREEN 6Ak firewood fbr sal*. Call after 6 p.m. 7524047 or 7524420.

#l*IWd66 tar mn; Stan's Cycle Center 75

iFOT

757-0592.

w5oD?or$imn5Mi5545 or 355-2096.

081 Furniture

TNssfBrascnis;

like now, $100. Call 7564370.

FOR SALE Queen slie Somma Mattreu, couch, end tables, toot stool and chair. Call Dave at 752-1182.

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Rent A

NEW CAR

As Low As

$18.00

Per Day

Sharpest Fleet In Town

RENT WAY AUTO RENT Brown & Wood

Downtown

752-2882

081 Furniture

?5F59*!sSrT>55odf5k

pedastal tabi*, 6 oak chairs, 3 bddsr back chairs. 2 full-size bads, one Amana microwave ovan, 2 oak finish bookcases, miscellaneous tables. Call 030-1061 after 5 p.m.

FUA IAR StOLS Cost $75. Pleas* call 355-4649.

LAZV BOY SIs^ sofa. 2 years old, good condition. $200. Call 0304617

MViG NiUSt SL Almost-new. Living room set: Contemporary sofa, chair, cof-fSe/and tables. $600. Dinette, Bentwood design $190. Double bed, top quality with walnut/ brass headboard. $280. All prices negotiable Call 355-5029.

082 Garage*Yard Seles NTIoSItAC^Lfl^if

J A B's Hidden Treasures Beside Tyson Bros.ln Stokes Open Thursday, Friday, Sunday 24p.m.Saturday,9a.m.4p.m. YARD SALE 111 Pearl Drive, Saturday and Sunday. 9a.m. un-Nl sundown. 355-2263.

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^084 Haavy EqulfMnent

RfSIfTT

Bulldozars, van trailers, mobile homes, forkllfts, trucks, autos, boats, low boy trailer, tractors, ' much more. 919-4034735 for

plus much brochure.

086 Farm Equipment

165 and aqulpamnt. Call 746-4467 between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m.

FOR SALE 19004400 John Deere Combine with 13' bean platform. Call 7S6-S130aft*r 7pm.

2!Li

WINDHOM All'df'illit Posl Stsel Buildings. Specialty, hors* barns and Issd. Also horses boarded and trained. Located between Farmvllle/frreonvlll*. 1 000482-4330; local 753-5467.

12 PERCENT HORSE Feed with Crimp Oak. SOIb. bag, $5.50 a bag.

12 percent hors* toad uncrImp, 501b. bag, $5.00 a bag.

092 Lhraalocfc

mimtmTj

Stable*, 753-5237.

ORSES FOR sale, registered or grads. Also feed and tack. 746-19.

ifALL PaE for rent behind PCC, $50 per month tor stall and pasture, no feed. Call 355-7163 af^ 7 P.M.

099 MiscQilanQOus

aiIRSmRmEBoS?

tractor type, twin tank nwdel, under warranty. $375. Dog house for sale for medium to large dog, 025.6 Dawla live bait ro, S(IH reels, $40 each or $225 for all. Call 746-2490 after 5:00.

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099 Misceilanoous

ALUMINUM IMOBILE HO Coating (5 Gallon) $19.75. Mobil* home skirting, $349. Bulldsrs Bargain Ca%r, 750-7061.

AUYhAiICo APPLlAIi SALES usad washers, dryers.

range*

freezers

refrigerators and like new, rettoced.

. _ - .. guaranteed. Call B.J. Mills, Black Jack, 746-2446. BASEBALL CARDS - 1907 Topps, complete your set (most car*3).756405.

EXERCISE BIK, weight bench, brand new, $30 each. Bowling ball, bag, and shoes, $20.3554063.

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099 MiSCtllGliQOUS

tss^ssirsswmS

us at SportmvorW. 7564000 tor details.

tL AlLrTiCi, 7 3013, tor small loads sand, top-soli, stone, pins bark. Also beckhoo and driveway work.

CAN t-70 with 5Dmm (F14), 60-300 zoom (F4.0/54) and VIvltar flash. $325 firm. 946-5962. CAPif SALE-molel remodeh Ing, will have 52 rooms of carpet to sell. 11X16, IIX 20, coral color. $25 each piec*. AvallabI* after December 1. Call 750-5544, extensin 300.

EIGHT YEAR OLD AM/f^M Fisher stereo, turntable, cassette player, 3 31" >,$l25.Ca

speakers.

.Call 7564370.

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SCREEN PRINT TECHNICIANS

PRECISION SUPERVISORS Screen Technicians Press Operators

Competitive salaries, benefits, EOE.

Apply at:

MTEIimTIOIIUlSCIiaNrailllT

Anderson Ave. FamwlHP,N.C.

7SS-711S

CARS JUST OFF LEASE AT A SAVINGS TO YOU!

SALE PRICE INOW'

SPECIAL SALE WAS

1985 Pontiac Grand AM LE 2 door

Burgundy, loaded, 48,500 miles.

Or lease for 24 months for -...........................$7,650.

1985 Nissan Maxima Wagon

Metallic beige and brown, loaded with sunroof. Extended warranty.

32.500 miles. Or lease for

24 months for.................................... ......... $12,450.

1986 Cadiliac Fieetwood Brougham

Medium metallic blue,

loaded, 54,000 miles. *.ec-vcn

Or lease for 36 months for...................... $15,750..,

1987 Ford Escort GL 4 Door

White, automatic, air, power steering aoid more.

22.500 miles. Extended warranty.

Or lease for 48 months for............................. $6,650...

1986 Jaguar XJ6^dan

Cobalt bluA Mld|^200 miles. ExtmfliclMQndrity.

Or lease for^8 months for.......................$31,500..

All lease require security deposit equal to one month's payment and first month's payment on delivery. Tax and tags extra

All Makes and ModeI.Vehicles Available 24 36 - 48 - 60 Month Terms

*6,950

*11,950

*14,500

*5,950

*30,500

nViiCR^ou^liiwfc iS^eosing. JtiRfc iiease^W).

LEASING PROFESSiONALS, INC.

3101 S. Evans Street Greenville, N.Cl 27834 Call: 355-2788

WITNTHnESUPER SPECIAITHIS WEEK^S SPECIALS

NOW

1984 Honda Prelude OOIC

Dark blue, 5 speed, sunroof...................... "Wgww9

I speed,

1983 Honda Accord

Automatic, air........

1983 Escort GL

4 door, air, automatic....................*2,495

1983 Buick Regal

4 door, blue, local trade, bucket seats.

4,995

1,995

vinyl top, nice family car.............*4,295 3f 99S2g995 3g495

1983 Chevrolet Cavalier

Clean, local trade................ 3,495

1981 Chevrolet Camero

Charcoal Gray, Automatic, sporty car.

1981 Toyota Cresslda $m QOS

Automatic, sunroof, clean. ..................... f

IVE ARE THE FINANCING SPECIALISTS!

tie

Must Go!

Se/ecH

^^cellent Prfces

cf/on

'Guaranteed'SSs art hNovember 3oth ioo

ffemember Un ^^87!Hon

GreemiUe, W.f 855-2500

Th Dlly Rafiector. QggwrtltgtJN.C. Sunday, Novmbf 29^

FWimw pum: i Twr wvw-WMry SfWcW- Buy om plm. Mf Mt frau. Tute oul ana dhw Si only. Tha oonwr of tOHi and

tuanaSfraaf.

NJUIUM mHT

WMrM

Catll&M.

pwmi:

Miiatai

wMnf machina.

fORjachol,

aBrteeT

iCall7SB-71

Brand naw 5m

m.m

, ti madium.

I wiii Mil for IM.Call7SB-79M.

MI ALIi <0" lacrttmyt dtafc. OHOcunvo dwir, diocfc-wrHar. ANfortT. Cali 7a-7m.

Pt ALI Ono month otd rxT dag pan. ttS. Cali 7233.

Mft VI chlkTt naxt

day party cali Soonaiorld (wo

doNaHlfTSMOoF

Tf.

M MIATlf 3S,00 automatic fan and tharmoatat. axcollont condition, usad 3 mon1ha.l7SI25-l34l.

MMi ftAlK IanT

Mk* Jactot. Onlv Apnrahal availaMa onattJOD. 3SS-M37. LA Will PUMP MO, 100 lion ail drum I2S, OMiwashar 73M1SIaftorS:3n.

I tJM. Soli

MUT tmtmi ti/ii

Pool taMM. luka toxat and vidgam for tala. 370<2.

GUNS

LOANS ON BUY, SELL and Irado. Soulham Gun & Pawn

lnc,7SH<M. _

HX-4II

HFTiarmiTor _

butma phon; hold, intar com. lira capacity. Contact TaraatyS3im._

INSTANT CASH

LOMtl ON OUYIHO Gan. TVt, gold and tilvor jawiriry, coma, moat anything a valra. Soulharn Gun 4 Pawn Inc., 7S2-

kllNtftE NEAVY OTy waahar/dryar tot. No rooton-aMaoffar rafuiod. Call 7S4ttd$.

klMilNfc HEAft* Aa|^. WIcfct Inttallod. Call Ora Sourco Hardwart,7S4tM0.

KiMifikt HEATEN Raoaira: All typ, all nriodalt, wiaa In-atalM/Goodyoar TIra Cantor,

Buyor't Marfcot 7Sd-ff371 or downtown 7S-4417

Nhh ANb UitD aiato ^ taMM. Salao, torvlot and aup-pHM.gi1-34Sgor7-3137.

kiW his^

rviTstonrss

motor. Now robullt cyir Call 1^367'***'

firm.

kl AkAT iAjnnd ri^

wrMtw Mpralaal $3*00, tailing for $800/ Juet In Nma for Chrtslm.Cail7SO73.CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Off lAiscrtlaiiBOUB

M6iMMikL$Jo^

pound. OW 7300041.__

PlkPtrklR 1L MtAYff with Mowar. tfS; Ourolharm Ml haatar, $1$; Oil drum wHh aland. $00; 75004$. 7S0-3040.

PlUA IkftAEN, ham and chaa. lurhay, roaat bool, ham-burgar, BLT, or tuna tandwich, frlH and drink, $3,4. Laaagra or aaghofti with moatbalia. toiai garlic broad, $3.tS. Not for dollvory. Famoua Pina, cornarof NNn

landEvanaStroot

INAMP your NUGI Rant ahampooora and vacuums at Rantal Tool Company.

SMINOLES tll.M square, 15 1^ felt $4.S. r'xM' lab hardboard tiding $34. Roioct plywood 5/ r* UJJ, 3/4" $4.i Buildora

Bargain Cantor, Groonvllle, -mi.

7S0-#

SNUB-NOS 30 PISTOL, Smith 4 Wation, liko now. $175. Call

SPA, chair, fWkar-oak. $3S0.T bar, $100. McGrogor cluba, bag, $18.7534573,7gSN.__

Snoopy tr, baga, hard and soft, largo and

wnail. 355-5333._

tANNINO SOLARIUM, 7,000 UDA Tanning, ovorhoad

canapy, approxitratolyj* long, llkonaw,^.Cal

ill 7S4-570

OtiLifY kUILOING with HghN. bataborad ht, paneling lmide.$l,3S. 753-815.

WAkNOUik SALE- Third Annual Royal Plana Chrlstm Salo. Wrapping paper, cookie

tin, atattonory and more. Up to 30% Off. Novembor 37 4 8,0 til

rM, thru Decambor

4, $: Ml :. Ora tanth of a milo from Baitt Fork on Fira TowarRd.7SM100. WAShAS, dryara, rafrigeratart, frwiars. tfov SIOOupGuarantoad. 74M3.

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tif MitCBllBIIBOUt

WaSfBTT

lira modal. Ssgo/nagoflaMo

j6ltAt~6iakft.Snkk

$300. Cali 7545033 Or 7534040.

----

For Sale

lHortr

ANEWHOO Hortan. 14 widt. 3 badroom mobila homo with paymanH under $m par mondi. Call Bill Jackson, Jotmn/a Mobllo Honw Salat, 7544407. A^tlVk A'inactivo Military. Wt have VA Financing with no Down Payment ragyirad. Call for Information: 754to3.

BRAND NEW NIOBILE NOMA

NO DOWN PAYMENT, it yw have ever boon in the military. Call collect 754-4904. Luv Horn, Graanvilla.

CHOWINltV HOilN CENTER under NEW MANAGEMENT. Ui

Sale PricM on houa In bivan-tory. Mutt Sw to Baliova! 70 x - - cailingfim,

more ax-

T4, FuUy furnlahad, mHIii gardm tuba, and many m fm. PAYMENTS under

monfh. LOWEST Dgwn^^j

manta hi arwl NO ______

PAYMENTS for quallflad buytra. ON the LOT FINANC-INGII Praramad horn undar $100.00. "SPEND the HOLIDAYS" Warm and C-o-ry In a

home from Choooarbiity Housing r more Inforrnation

Canter. For _______ ______

a Robert, Bob, Sue and Palsy or Call Collact 44ffi'. Mon-

LAYTON ItiTT

bathe, 73x14, wHh built-in fv. tHna, microwave, and French doors. Paymontelow$307a month. Call 7544t, collact Luv Homoa. Graanvilla.

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Sigmon Buick-Pontiao^MC Truck now has openings for automotive sales pe^ sonnet. Experience is preferred, but will consider qualified, aggressive individuals wiw are looking for a secure career and an opportunity for advancement. Outstanding earnings potential. Excellent benefits package. Please apply in person. Highway 264 Bypass, Farmville, N.C.

FOR A GREAT SELECTION ON *NEW & USEO CARS

WYNNE

CHEVROLET

THE BESt/LESS

$ Low Prkes $

$ Low Payments $

1085 Buick Regal.............................$7.250

1965 Dodge Lancer............... ..$6,529

1085 Chevrolet Spectrum........... $5,975

1986 Chevrolet Cavalier.......... $7,590

1087 Chevrolet Spectrum......................$7,475

1985 Mercury Topai...........................$4,975

1085 Plymouth Horizon........................$4,500

1083 Chevrolet Caprice........................$9,975

1083 Chevrolet Caprice Wagon............... $5,375

1084 Ford Escort .....................$2.975

1084 Dodge Colt..............................$2,900

1983 Nissan Sentra...........................$4,579

1983 Chevrolet Pickup.........................$5,650

1983 Dodge Diplomat................ $4,990

1082 Ford Pickup XL..........................$5,975

1982 Datsun Pickup.......... $3,500

1984 Pontiac Fiero .......................$5,990

2308 Memorial Drive Greenville 756-2150

102

Mobile Homes For Salt

AAMLI Widr ftEMt>te

raw mf modMi. Lurgt dm wymuRta, Mrdy madt by lormar cwfuiran. Thulr Inf r gMni CMI Ottoct 7SMM. Luv Horn, Grranvflla. tkILLlkTe8H6ffikiv74

13X45,3 Bay wbidc 3SM3B44r7S474gg.

SAIaV BUY! itg. aH agiill-'

wbidBw. $3go CaM Jaymia

paymanto. 79473$ or7444$$.

Lswiimrennmnr

GuaranlaadI All ramalniM Ig7 horn muat go raw! Choo from t ar 3 badroom horn at

draiHcally roduood prteoi.

Trl-Coi

acrltka, yw saw. TrI-County hi^ Inc.. g$4 Graanvilla Blvd. SW, 7S44131. Call or coma ByWlbyl MktrsEi

LL. Maka an offar on

V3 Oakwood, 3 badroom wHh ax-trafcUanpayoHofgiajwo.Call

MkST SELL 14 X 40, Ifts Coar

ExcaHanl oondHion. Lots of ax trap. 7543474. n6 $ DOWN ON THIS 3

__________ 3 bath 14x44 with

oii^ tub. ONLY $30S/month. Calt 7547410.

mm bOWN RAYMiNf.

badroom, 14* wida only $1tV month. Fr dollvory. Call

dayl 7544333.

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102 MobilR Homes For Sale

SERSTOrP*

CARDINAL HOMES H Dora It Again. 1gg I4x70 3-1-3 Mu

DouMo

Prnmonts undar $140 par i.FuliSaioctionOfDoluxo Undar $30J0. No

monay down to quallflad buyarti Cardinal Homat, Highway Tg, Klntlan. 5334444. RE#6 1B3 14 wida, 3 badrowir $3S down with paymants undar $140 par month. Call Bill Jackson, Johnny's Mobila Homos. 7544407.

TWO BDR00M1 bath, 13 xlo! $OM 7544770

Uiib AND APO: Fayma^ starting at S400JI0 and lass than $l15par month. Coma In today to compara and Mva. Tri-County horn, Inc., 104 Graanvilla Blvd. SW, 7540131.

WANT THE 6ST?

Wt offar: now and praownad assumptions;

flnancl

TioKoNEYDOWN

If You Qualify.

No application rofusod. Call to-dayrcWr!

Housing, 3547013. m45 3 BEDROOM, air con-

all appliancos fumlsh-ad. Call 354^ days. 7541373

avanlngs.

14x7 SAFEWAY, 1143 3 badroom, 1 3/4 baths, assume lo, low aqulty. Call 1444035 or 757-181.

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SPOT BOARS, VALIDAe HERD 2

CWSBR A Jot Grtftry, RtWt 2, ARfitr, NC 27S01 Pbeet 919/I7-I647 (Priced $200 aed up)

SERVICEMAN NEEDED

for heating and air conditioning company. Some experience required, benefits. Apply in person All Seasons Heating and Air Conditioning, 8 til 9am.

102

Mobile Homes FerSale

_ T No comportan. Now nag horn for llttli M $404 down and Iom than $14 par month. Tri-County Homos, Inc..- $M Groonvlllt Blvd. SW, 7540131. Call or como bytodayl

118 AOMIAL, 40x13, condition, lot rant raaton can bo movod. $$200 nottablo. Country location, 3 mlws south of Griffan.

Contact Ron 753-3133

or 750-118._

117$ VOeUE mobllo homo. 14x54, 3 bodroom, I bath. In-cludn ratrlgarator. stovo, 3 window air conditlonars. Must

ba mowd fromprosont location fs34301.

Call753-aiOor______

mi REDMAN, 3 bodrooms. for saloorront. Call 7541134.

I$3 OAkWOOD 14x70, 3

badroom, m both, many oxtf.

$300 down.

owntr financod, payRMnts$300 a month. Locatad In Graanvilla. Call $744337 or

$74348. _

1105 FAAkWAY doubiawida, 1 badrooms, 2 baths, cantral air, firaplaca, front and raar decks, cathadral callings, excellent concHtion, taka over paymants, no money down. Call batwaen l:W and 3:00, 7547540; 534338 after 5:00 and wrakands.

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102 Mobil* Homes For Salt

102 Mobilt Homos ForStl*

1*71 CUVtN. 13 x 45, nmv crptt and linolaum. 3 badroom, m bath. Stova and ratrtaarator tncludad. Attar 4 call 7547440.

185 IheRATON by Radmwi-14

X 74. Taka up paymantti, will pay ta move localty. 3 badroom, 3 tall baths, undarplnning, central haat/air. Want to build hou. Call 757-118aftar 4p.m.

1*814x7 FISHER, 3 badroom, 3 bath, bt built quality, houaa-tyra intoriar. Ilk* naw. Many a:^ mut aa. 5344154.

538 bOWN with paymants undsr $140, 12 x 45 Ropo, 3

118 40x14 3 EOROOM, with oardan tub. Abaolutaly NO Dmm Paymont. Call 7547410.

Johnny't MoMla Horn, 754 4417.

11814 WIDE, paymont low M $14104. Groonvilla voluma dMior. Thom' Atoblla Home Sata. Aero from Airport. 753-408.

lOSMusicai Instrumants

NAEOSTROM ELECTRIC eUlTAR, D'aqutsta daeign, and ca. Excellent coniMttan. $78 ragoltabla. 3544437.

1*8 CLAYTN doubiawida, 24x40, 3 badroom, 2 baths. maionHa tiding, shingle roof, excallont buy. On Mia this month tar only 81JOO. Call col loct 754-4194, Luv Homo, Groonvllta.

MUSICAL AND PA aquipmant. W Install church PA,^, Mil. trade and rant alt ty^ of musical Instruments Including PEAVEY. Mac Stawart Music, 27M East Ash Stroat, GoMtboro. 751-01.

1*8 41x8 TOP OF tha lira Norris doublewid, livod In only 3 months. Solid handmade ash cabinats, sprayed callings, jacuni, nearly IlOO square teat of living space, air, shingle roof, and masonite tiding , original prica $43,01)0, will sacrifica at

PIARo, upright consola, ax-callant coiiditlon, $78. Just bean tuned. Call a544.

YAMAHA ORANOptanot, utad. Only $2111. Plano and Organ Distrlbutars, 3544002.

manufacturers crat at $34,150. Call collact 754-4114. Luv Horn, Graanvilla.

YAMAHA PCR-08 organ, plays by card, Ilka new. $1400ragotta-ble. Call 7544278, ask tar Jamla.

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE

Yale Material Handling Corporation currently has a vacancy for an Occupational Health Nurse at the Greenville plant. Job duties include administrating pre-employment medical history examination, health screening, first aid, workers compensation, coordinates employees wellness programs. Canidate should be a registered nurse and experience in administration and knowledge of workers compensation law is preferred. Hours are 7:00 am - 5:30 pm, Monday-Thurs-day. Interested applicants should send resume with salary history to Jim Phillip, Employee Relations Manager.

wr a NNJITIRMILS

rale m&I8Pt.ow

Ah tmiolOmmtmUr BOX 287

Greenville, N.C. 27834

112

mi w miiui irag

wHhtwoblowira.CoM 750-3015.

114 InstrvcNoa

TLll^fAiiAO'JU.

Tour Gukta, Akllm Rxrva-HanNt. Start locally, full-tima/ part-llmt, train on llwa akMm computara. Homatludy and raa-IdwiT training. Financial aid aval labia. Job placamant oMlstanca. National Haad-quartors-LlgMhou Point. FL. A.C.T!rravM School. l-gOO-337-7730. Accraditad mambtr N JM.S.C.

IIS LestAFouiMl

LS^RS?^nS5?IfR

StHtr from Wwlhavon ar.

Contact Bob, 7543131._

LOST: graylih/btack mala cat. PHt Plan ar. Raward of-forad. Mtaing slraa 11/1/07.| 3543310 anytlma.

LOST: 11 monHi old famala dafmation, 11-1417. RawardI No quostlora aikad. 7544101 aik for Amy; 3545300. night.

MISSINO: A Blonda Cockar Spanlal. Answars to Dlxla, tomata, 33 pound. Rownrd of-(orad; In tha Ayd ar. Call 7443344.

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CHOWAN HOSPITAL, MC.

P.O. lex 629 Uwm. NC 279S2

(919) 412-1451 Ilf. 204.

ICU NURSE - Immediate opening for a fuli time ICU Nurse. Registered nurse required. 12 hour shifts. Every other weekend off. Additional benefits.

MT or MLT - Immediate opening. Part-

opening, ifts. Pos

time. Call. Includes all shifts. Possible fulltime.

CRH -Certified Respiratory Therapist Tech. Immediate opening for a fulltime CRTT. Call. Every other weekend off. Additional benefits. Welcome Grads. For more information, contact Wanda Fletcher at Chowan Hospital.

an equal opportunity employer...

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/ I !mat'

in BiwwmStvcw

fSfWTTWRSfffi?

CiMnIng In your homo or busliwoo by Von Schrador Dry Foam Abstraction System. Endorsad by loading fabric manufacturar. All work guarantaad. Call for damonsTratlon or asNmala, no obUgafkm. Don's A Plus Cloaning Sorvka 7^4437

Business Opportunities

A fusi

It Buy or Mil your

iCJ.HarrlsaCo.,

Inc. Financial A Markating Con-sultants. Serving tha Southaasfarn Unlfad States. Graanvlllo, N.C. 3SS-77*9, nights 7SM444.

BEYUfiOWNBOSS!

An anioyablo franchiM for YOU. Booming service business Low Investmant, great potential

Training and ongoing support NOp^vlous experience re-

successful track record Now Is the tlnw to start Call toll-free for brochure

1-100-435-4051 SPRING-GREEN LAWN CARE BUSINSS FOli SALE Station, garage and trailer lots on approximately a acres, on Hwy 70 WMt, New Barn. Call after 0, 630-3M3

<MkCTDSIRE T trade or Sell operator business by year end. Operator tax Income rapiinaaat I40K per year. Sale Price S130K. Owner will finance S40K at a percent fixed rate at 10, 15, or ao years. Owner's number, 395-1309.

OWNERSHIP INTEREST In es tabllshad local real estate brokerage available. All replies confidential. Reply to: Ownership, PO Box 1M7, Greenville, North Carolina 37834.

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122 BusiiMSS OpportunitiBf.

SNACK VlNOlN-

Hottest Machine In Years.

Retire In 10 years. Unbelievable return, possible 3 to 6 nsonths. No competition. Work 1 dinr per icath

month. 50 secured locations. 08,000 to $ao,000 Investment. 1-800-874-4144. Ext.13.

TINDER BOX

INTERNATIONAL

FRANCHISE AVAILABLE GIFTS, PIPES, CIGARS financing AVAILABLE PROFITABLE ESTABLISHED BUSINESS

Call today 1800-333 4834.

TURNKEY

Local route for sale. No Mlllng. Collection only. Will require 013450 cash investment-lnvest-ment secured by equipment. Net earnings on existing routes average 0350-0450 per week. For additional Information, call 1-800-367-8553 or write Tech, PO Box 873, Jonesboro, Georgia

30337._

94 SEAT restaurant In Washington, NC. Located in desirable mall area. Make offer for assets and take over leaM. Call Stove Carson at ERA CARSON AND TYLER REALTY 756-8666 or 830^1798.

124 ProfBssional

cBlMNl^^EE^Na^ Holloman. North Carolina's original chimney sweep, 30 years experience working with chimneys and flrepfaces. Fireplace repair, chimney caps Installed, xroens for chimney tops. Call day or night, 753-3503, Farmvllle. NC.

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12s

Home improvements

ditlons, garages. Fully Insured, reasonable prices. Heartland Builders, Inc. 747-8439.

IF YOU'RE NOT USING your exerciM equipment. Mil It this winter In thoM columns. Call 753-6166.

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132

Commercial Property

a groat locatlonl TMs building has 5 offices in the front with a large storage area in ttw back. The 5 offices, kitchen, 3 bathrooms, conference room, and lobby make this a complgle

ShnHlfli, J^ANET

BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355-7800. \

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Advance k Auto Parts Sk

Where Gualitv Paris And Customer Service Are Number

KEY CARRIERS

JOIN THE EXCrriNQ WORLD OF ADVANCE AUTO PARTS" Due To Growth And Expansion 01 Our Company, We Are Seeking Key Carriers That Are Looking For A ciareer With An Aggressive Company. We Otter Opportunity For Advancement For Those Who Are Hardworking, Enthusiastic, Dependable And Honest. Automotive Parts Knowledge Helpful.

Wo OHar Excellent Compeny Benethe:

Above Average Starting Salary , savings Plan

! pSdv<^ons Hniirfave Employee Discount

_ Advancement Opportunities

Medical and Life Insurance

Apply In Parson To:

Charles R. Parker, Manager 115 Red Banks Rd.

Qreenvllle, N.C. 27858

AuioParisak

AeEeeefOppemeiayBwFfclier ,

Pin COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Inc.

P.O. Box 6028 / Greenville / North Carolina / 27834

Public Notice Auction

Date: December 4,1987

Time: 10:00 A.M.

Location: 2210 May Street, West End Circle Greenville, NC 27834 Beige Storage Building behind Mandarin Chinese Restaurant

Pursuant to North Carolina GS 160A-270, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Inc. will dispose off the following surplus equipment by public auction.

1 Air Compressor 1 Mac Bick Medication Cart 1 Lakeside Utility Cart Model 322 1 Knife Sharpener SVaccumPumps 1 Holding Tank 40 Dampers Assorted Size 6 cs 11% Oval Dishes

1 Metal Ring Stand

2 Wire Carts

1 Exercycle Automatic Exerciser

2 Treadmill Machines 10 Wheelchairs

OttlceEqiilpiiieM

SO Chaire 25 Tables IS Calculators

1 Lanier Talk-A-Phone

2 Solas

1 Plastic Shelf Unit 1 Sony Videocassette Recorder

3 Electric Typewriters 1 Teletype Model 43

1 Haalthometer Scales Assortment of IV poles ICrIb

6 cs Insulated Mugs 8 oz.

5csBowls9oz.

1 cs Assorted Mugs and Bowls icsModuflex Manifold Set 5 Hospital Beds Curtains 1 Dental Machina lOCaatIa OR Lighti Type L190 1 Dietary Food Steam Table 1 Centrifuge 1 Rotator

1 Parkin-Elmer AmylaM-Lipase Analyzer Coleman 91 1 Platelet Mixer Model 348 Assorted Blood Pressure Cuff Transducers Components for 8'x10 Soundproof Room 1 Baby Swing

90 Assorted Reglslere tor Heating/Air Conditioning for Suspended Ceilings 10" and 14" duel size tor 24 squares

put County Memorial Hospital expressly disavows any iMarranty of the listed equipment including implied warranty of merchantability. All Hams are being sold AS IS, WHERE IS". Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Inc. rasarvaa the right to delete from this list. Terms and conditions will be announced prior to sale. Itema will be on display Dacember 3,1987 from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. All bidders must ragis-ter prior to sale time with name, address, and valid drivers license. Sale conducted by Charles E. Mayo, NCAL#3296. Tha Pitt County Memorial Hospital Board of Trusteaa reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Call Dabble Tetterton at (919) 551 -4483 tor any questions.

1 Dry Erase Board 5 Computer Printer Stands 1 Chalkboard 5 Floor Chair Mats 1 Card File Cabinet 10 Desks SOTrashcans

1 Tabletop Metal Divider Rack 4 File Cabinets Petitioned Work Spaces Metal Shelving Wood Cabinets 2MetalKardex Cabinets t Metal File Drawer 1 Simplex Time Clock 7 Metal Table Top Wire Baskets 1AB Dick Coper Model 675 1 Telephone Switchboard 3 Ice Machines 1 Westlnghouse Teletype

InspacHen: 1 Hour Prior to Sale Terma: Cash or Good Check

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Santa's Helpers .0-ate already at work at flkl

Jim Smith

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CHEVROLET

Farmvilie. N.C.

Say Merry Christmas With A Beautiful Full Length

Fur Coat!

Beginning Friday, November 27th until Wednesday, December 23rd, With Each New Or Used Car Or Truck Purchase Receive A Beautiful Full Length Fur Coat!

(On Display In Our Showroom)

132

Commercial

Property

FOR SALE O LEASE. Approx imutely 10,080 square feet waraliousa and offlct space m

Graanvllta. Call 753-7333.

dUICK-ATlON Classified Ads are the answer to passing on your extras to someone who wants to buy.

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Jim Smith

CHEVROLET

753-3122

Hwy. 264

FarmviilWt N.C

1-800-523-7008

132

Commorciai

Property

OHEAT INVESTMENtil

GREAT INCOME!I Country store with pool and gameroom. Positiva cash flow, good Income, some owner financing available. Call Bin Fell, 244-3913 or Rumbley Realty, 355-2042 for more Info.

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132

Commercial

Property

NW COMMERCIAL building, triglwvoy 264 W. Washington. %n.(Xa. The Real Estate Canter, 35^6666 or 756-4553.

WANT TO SELL LIVEtK9 Run a Classified ad for quick response.

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132

Commorciai

Property

AL#^*lNf-13S6 er 19S1 square feet. North Groan Street. Owner financing. Phone 756-

4116,756-8906._

VANCBAO Need commer-clel property?? Located on Highway 43, water and sewer avalleble. Call Rumbley Real ty, 355-3043; Blit Fall, 244-3913.

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134

Cofidomiiiiomt ^^ForSoM^^

havan't sasn Itiasa daHtfilful student condoa, you've misead ttw best housing on campua. Excellent pricing end financing. Whelhor H's one occupant or four, we can fill your naeds. UnlversHy Raaify 3B-5066; Jaan Hoppar 740143.

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Basically, WeVe

Moved

Most From Under HOO A Month!

Ba^ Transportation has inoved! Were now in our new facility. So now we can serve you even better than before. Come see our new home. And see our ^eat selection of tq) quality {xeviousty-owned models all great pricessome starting from an incredffide *49 a montti!

Year

Make/Model

1982 Fofd Courier 1978 FofdLTO 1982 ToyotaiifroUa 1980 Toyota Clica

1978 Fwdlliunciattird 1977 Toyota Cotolla

1979 Dod^Cblt

1980 Cadillac Coupe DeVdle 19TO ToyotaCoroUaWagon

1981 Doc^Omni

1982 HcffidaAcccd

1983 Olds Omega 1982 ChevyCaT^lier

1982 ChevyCdebrity

1983 Volk^agenRabtxt

StockA

vAVrAAUAo

Sale Price APR

Months

Tenn

Down

POymenl

(cMiarlnde)

Low

Momlily

PiQiiiwnt

3212A

*1,995 15%

*600

*89

3471B

1,495 18

500

3559A

2,495 13.9

800

3581A

1,995 18

600

P7486

1395 18

600

P7520A

1,095 18

500

P9432A

995 18

500

P9510

3,495 16

800

145

P9508

1,995, 18

600

3827A

1,495 18

500

4066A

4,495 13.9

800

129

4083A

3,995 15

800

111

P7527

3,495 15

800

119

P7545

3,495 15

800

119

P9479

3,995 15

800

111

Tax and tags are extra

At the Comer of Bismark arxl Trade Sireels (off the 264 By pass and across from the Toyota East Service Center) Greenville 756-3228

Make

^ur

Get $500Cash Back!

$500cold, hard cash can be yours nowat Sgmon Buick-Pontiac-GMC Truck! Its trueand ea^to dojust make usyourveiy best deal on any brand new 1987 Buick Century CM* Pontiac6000in stock andyoull get $500cash back! Use it tow^ your down payment or for scrnie hi^ipy holiday shopping!

Int3X)dudi]g Buick For1988.

Come see all (rfthe newy^s newcars-indudingihe all new, totally retteigned 1988 Buick Rivals. Or gamine all the luxury (rfa new Park Avenue or ectra. Buick has designed these stylidi cars to fit your life-s^e andyourbuc^ Test drive one soon at ^mcm Buidc-Pontiac-GMCTruck.

Save Hundreds More At Sigmon!

New car sales are doing well, so were currently overstocked wifli late modd, local trade-ins. TTieidbre theyre all maiked way down ftx speedy sales! Heres a sample

Stock Dsocrlption

4040C Sharp 6-cylinder with aulomalic transmission!

8094 Extra-clean local trade-in!

8086 4-door LE sedan loaded wHh luxury!

8093 6-cylinderrTKXlelwithauiomatictransmission&only lowner!

1985Oldsniobite 96 Regency 2119A Fully-equipped Brougham model with only 1 owner!

1987 Pontiac Grand Am 8088 2-door LE model wHhAM/FM stereo, power

Taxandtagsareexka windOWS&tOWmiteage!

Year MatakMotM

1984Chevy Blazer 1986 Pontiac Bonneville 1986 Pontiac Grand Am 1986Chevy Blazer

^495

9.495

9.995

10.995

SMoPitoo

*6,995

8,795

8,995

9,495

9,695

10,995 9,995

BUICKP0NT1ACGMCTRUCK,INC.

Highway264Bypass Farmvilie753-7103

Q.-I0 The Dally Reflector. Greenville, N.C. Sunday, November 29,1987

GfMnvillt |Mt 4 mllM oH 2M. M acTM ciMMVd, 3S womM, flood tobacco and poanut aHotmants, $1254100. Call Unlvanlly Raalty 3SS-S0Wor Jack Horton ts*-*W7.

100 AS, Edflacomba County, 25 mllaa from Groonvllla. Moitly cloarad land. Very productive farm with flood tobacco-peanut allolmants. Owner will consider aelllnfl part or all. Also 20 acre tracks - ^

Ho^

ks adlolnlno property. Uni-Ity Realty 35^5064 or Jack lon756-9m.

74 A*S with 34 cleared; 34 POUI& tobacco, 2315 poumts peanuts. Located South of Stokes on Hwy 30. Price $70^. Call Worley Warren at AMrl^ I, Southerland, 754-3500; nights 7*5^3222.

MOVING AWAYT AAake the trip llohter by selling those unneed-wl^ a fast action ad. Call 752-4144.

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144 HouMsForSGiG

with yeur family and friends woulo make everything so bright, so here It Is, a home wHh much cheer; 3 full bedrooms, bath and a half and Ifs nice. For your Christmas cheer, will give you all the ma|or appliances fnie and a heat pump to warm you at night. We'll even Include a pool and tonce and a workshop tor your extra delight. So give us a hollar. It'll be no Mther, to toll you all about Interest rates. Vto'll show you this house to br-

5lll'(ERvClN*REAm or ^ Moseley 130-5218). ,

ASSUMABLE 9% VA LOAN qualified vetarani Reduced to $M,900, this lovely 3 bedroom home In a great location Is ready for your family. Call Anita Worthing, GRl, Aldridge & Southerland, 754-3500 or 355-4441.

CLASSIFIED OISPUV

NURSE CONSULTANT

The Southeast' most progressive long term health care company, dedicated to providing high quality for the elderly, is looking for the BEST" RNs to join our professional team.

WHAT THE JOB OFFERS

* Chance to positively impact the lives of the elderly

Professional caieerdevelopment and advancement potential

* Opportunity to travel

* Good pay and benefits

* Educational assistance QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED

* Registered Nurse

* Positive interest in the elderly

* Significant long term care experience Above average management skills

* Excellent clincal skills

If you have the qualifications and want to be a member of a dynamic team of professioanis that consider excellence as the minimum standard and which offers an excellent career development path, please submit your resume in confidence to:

DIreclor of Nurse Recruiting cto Human Resources DepertmeM Brien Cenler management Corporation P.O. Box 1148 HIckary, North Carolina 28603

EOE__

PROFESSIONAL SALES

ACCOUNT

RBPRESBNTATIVB

Exceptional career opportunity if you meet people easily, have an exceptional personality and would enjoy selling to the mortgage, financial, and business community, consider joining the the growing team at the Credit Bureau of Qreenviiie. We wilt train you in saies and marketing.

Your responsibiiities includes outside customer relations with our 1600 Credit Reporting Clients and sales to our collection agency customers. The position is 75% Public/Client Relations; 25% Sales.

Contact Jim Blair, Manager CREDIT BUREAU OF GREENVILLE 75W141

144 Housts For Salt

A NOME wHti a flraplace^ toesf toss, flowers to grew, frees to clhmb, pflvato plaoee to enjoy and a charming qulaf nalghbor-hood to appradato. 3 badrooms. m bath, main housa wHh all formal aroas. Extonslvaly rano-vatod with a clavar phasing decor. Attached miast house has to bath with dmwr. ROCK SPRING AREA: AwalktoECU, a half mile to major shopping. All homes owner occuplao. 881^7584)812.

AFFORDABLE FABULOUS FORTIES This 3 bedroom home offers personalify plus. AAom will love the stop saving kitchen and Dad will fUp over the good Sind yard on mowing day. Groatroom Is fabulous for casual entertaining. In ckwa proximity to shoppliM and schools. Call tar more Intimation. Call Canhny 21 Bass Raalty 754-4444 OT355-BASS.

ALL THE AMENITIES you'd ask for anhanoa the alaganca of this beautiful four bedroom hm locatod In Wasthavan VI. This home will steal your heart at 8144JOO. Call Anita Worthington, GRl, Aldridge A Southerland Realtors, 754-3500 or 3554441.

ANXIOUS OWNER ustom built homo prkad right to sell. WIntorvllle schools. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Rumbl^ Raalty, 355-2042.

CLASSIFIED OISPUY

A?9l!T of tha designad Williamsburg detailing In this custom-built, 3 bedroom brick home In this most convenient and desirable neighborhood. Groatroom and dinlnfl room have hardwood floors. Kitchen Is spacious and features bullt-ln mkrowava, desk, and breakfast area. 884,500. To see, call Nancy Dudley, Aldridge A Southerland Realtors, 754-uOO, days, or 754-SSM, evenings.

EUvlb*e. I^'or the fa>^

who needs the most space for the dollar. Over 1900 square feet Includes formal areas, den, 3

bedrooms, 2% baths and study. Extras Include screened porch, wooded lot, assumable loan, hardwood floors. Immaculate. 884,500. Ask for Sue Dunn at Aldridge A Southerland Real tors, 7&-3500; nights 355-2588.

Blit OF BOTH WORLDS Lots of country fresh air and only minutes from Greenville. New 3 story traditional with the master suite on the 1st floor. Two bedrooms upstairs and a bonus room for play or work. Moderately priced In the 880's. Call Gerry LambeH at CENTURY 21, JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES 355-7800 or 355-7472.

BETHEL - Excellent for first time home buyer. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, dining room kitchen combination. SM.OOO. Call Bradley Gray 753-3499 or University Realty 355-5844.1373

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BENEFITS SPECIALIST

Excellent opportunity with dynamic new corporation for Individual who has experience in benefits administration. Must be thoroughiy familar with all aspects of ERISA regulations and have the capability of establishing and implementing a corporate-wide benefits package. Please reply including work experience and salary required, to:

BENEFITS SPECIALIST P.O. Box 1967 GREENVILLE, N.C. 27835

Train to be a

TRAVEL AGENT TOUR GUIDE AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST

Start locally, full time/part time, train on live airline computers. Home study and resident training. Financial aid available. Job placement assistance. National Headquarters Lighthouse Point, FL.

A.C.T. TRAVEL SCHOOL

1-800-327-7728

Accredited Member N.M.S.C.

Back At

Joe Cullipher Chrysler

Financing as iow as 7,7% Rebates up to $770!

1987 Dodge D-100 Truck

157

SrtMng pr(c S8.993, down pdydiwU c8h Of lrd $986 plut $770 rabatt. amount finincad $7.228, tinanca cfiaigD 82,198.20, total of paytnanlt $9,427.20, dafatrad paymant prtca 911,192.20, 10.90H A.P.R., M monthly paytnanta. Tax and taga ata not In-Ciudad.

1987 Dodge Lancer

*215'.

BalMna ptioa $11.063 down paymanteaah ot Itada $986 plWo, amount hnancad 98.896 Hnanct chatga tsxnieo. total of paymaolt $12,90940. daterrad pay-mint $14.674.00, 10.19% A.P.n 60 ittonlltly pay-manta Tax and lags aft not includad.

Stock #1780-7

1988 Dodge Dakota

stock #2634-8

pfica 16,017, down paymant cash of irada $1296 plua $400 rabata. amount Hnafioad $7.122, nanea oharga $2,107.20, total ol paytnanta $82*9.20, dalafwd paymant prtca $11,084.20, 10.96% A P.ft., 00 ittontWy paymanlt. Tax and taga am not includad.

7 YmnOfOOO Mile Wamnty

VlymouHi

Oodge Truchs

TEL. 79IMI1S6

3401 S. MEMORIAL DRIVE GREENVILLE, N.C.

CAR TRUCK

TEL. 756^)186

1#4 HousBsForSile

AYOlN^Miiiftv^SSr^^ rwlghborhood, any and cwan, >3 bidnxxn bungalow wKh lav-aral axirat maka this htoal for a $tartor or roflrtmonf homo. Ra-cant roof and wator haator. Ap-ptlancas eonvay, too. Call Lory Johnston at Cantury 21 Tipton i AtSOClatoa 355 7002 or 754-4030.

bAUTlFL EXCUtivb homa in Daslrabla Club Pinas Thli 2300 sq. foot homa offars avarything you'll avar naad at a

uMUl MM i0trAI

prica you can afford! Thara't formal areas, larga kitchen with beautiful hand paTnfad tiles, ma-

iestlc den with fireplace, three badrooms with a room over tha tingle car garage that can be a fourth bedroom or playroom. Lots of custom extras! Newly radacoratod and In "Ilka new" condition 8127,500. Sea Janet

7800 or 754-8580

BRAND NEW DUPLEX for sale In great location. Rental Income of 50 month par tide. Great Investment opportunity. Call ERWIN REALTY 355-7170 or Carolyn Erwin 355-4016.

BROOK VALLEY-5 bedroom luxury home on tha golf course. All formal areas, 21' x 23' family room, master bedroom suite

with entrance to patio, double

yrage. $145,000. Call Beverly uean at Aldridge A ...... nighto

Southerland, 756-3500; 757C634.

CLASSIFIED PtSPUY

SPECIAL

Safe

Model S-1 pecial Price

^122*

Reg. Price $177.0Q

TAFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT

K9 S. Evans St. 752-2175

PROFESSIONAL

RESUME

SERVICE

Composition, cover letters, reference sheets, envelopes. Prompt service.

ATUNfie

PERSONNEL SERVICES

209 Commerce Street, Suite B 355-7931

144 Houses For Sale

BITHBL Vary attraeflva o3er homa, 3 story, tour bedrooms, 1 bath, quiet netohborhood. University Realto 355-5044 or Bradley Gray 7st-249.124 BBTHEL: ipaot to ralaiTis what you wllf find In this homa locatod on corner lot. Call for Corlnna at Assoclatos

cHlkVbAKSByWnfl750 square feat, 3 badrooms, 2 baths, txtra larga graatroom with firaplaca, large kitchen, breakfast room, formal dining room, utility room, offica and garagt. Nica M. 800.500. 355-U74 or 754-3904.

CHERRY AKS - Contom porary Styling combined with comforfabie easy living, this homa toatures large mastor bedroom and bath. Formal liv

ing room, dining room, sunken greafroom with fireplace overlooking fenced and wooded

backyard.

899,500.

3 bedroom/2 bath. Call Aldridge A Southarland at 754-3500; Katharine Vinson 753-5770.

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144 Houses For Sale

bikbbk ValLV. ig tr^ shade this beautiful brick four bedroom home with garage. Vahie packed at Sll0,0O9. Mk for Anita Worlhlngton, GRl, Aldridge A Southerland, 754-3500 355^1.

IkOOK VALLY-ProstIglous home that has just been remodeled. This home features 3/4 bedrooms, 2V5 baths, living room, dining room, kitchen and family room with many more features. All for only 8124.900. Call Ann Bau for your private showing. 1790. Century 21, Bass Realty 754-4444 or 3S5-ASS.

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CANVAS

AWNINGS

Cl. Lupton Co.

752-6116

E.1. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc. Kinston, North Carolina

iNl)

Producers of Dacron Polyester Fiber

LOOKING FOR A PARI-M lOB?

DuPonts Kinston Plant needs part-time omployeoB for ongoing work in manufacturing sections of the plant.

Four different work schedules include days, evenings and rotating shifts.

Part-time Jobs average 20 hours per week. Pay Is $5.20 per hour, and shift differential when applicable.

Apply at your nearest Employment Security Commission office.

Du Pont Company amployMs and employment applicants are subject to testing for drug use. including martjuana

Equal Opportunity Employer

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CUSSIFIED DISPUY

People

NEED

classified

call

752-6166

iSCfiSii

Antiques

Estate of Dr. N.B. 'Marriner Belhaveit N.C. Date: Dec. 5th 1987 10:00 AM

Location: Comer of Magndia 503 Front Street Belhaven, N.C. Open House 8:00-10:00 AM morning of sale.

Contents:

Pine drop leaf table Sebriny (purple rose)

Spool what-not 1920 Philco radio (it playa)

Wicker baby carriage Drum table

NIckle plated oil lamps Clawfoot oak dining table Civil war saber Hanging gun cabinet Kerosene lamps Pine wardrobe 6 foot Miscellaneous books Spool bed

Bowf rent oak drossor Flat irons

(2) Clawfoot mahoghany Focliners Captains side chair Pitcher & bowl sets EHIonloarVictroia (plays)

Oldchalrecid styles Brass Bod Cedar chests Walnut wardrobe 7 foot Tall wfbelvolod mirror Bowfront washatend Trunks Oak hall desk Stacked bookcases Wood coat rack Iron bod Oak battery box

Made in Japan China (Face)

Oak China Closet Bovlivia bowl Victorian lovosoat Desk

Several washstands

95% of this sala will be antiques. There is oak, walnut, mahoghany and pine furnitura. Many many items are collectibles. Please dont miss this sale! '

Bring your own chair and dress according to weather conditions.

SttoConduelaOby

HOT RSSPONSIBLE FOR AClDSMTS

DOUG GURKINS OrMnvllto, N.C. 78B.ia7S

RALPH RESPESS Washington, N.C. 94S-8478

1986 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series

Black, wire wheels, local owner.

1981 Lincoln Mark VI

4 door, white with blue Interior, wire wheels, leather trim.

1985 Lincoln Continental

Burgundy, extra clean.

1986 Cadillac Coupe de Ville

White with red leather interior.

1987 Lincoln Town Car

Light blue, low miles, dark blue leather interior.

1986 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series

White with blue interior, carriage roof, wire wheels, 20,000 miles. Save thousands!

1986 Lincoln Town Car

Dark blue, local owner

1985 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series

Charcoal, sunroof, local one owner.

1985 Lincoln Town Car

Diamond blue, local one owner, low miles.

1984 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series

Flemish blue, local owner.

1982 Cadillac Sedan de Ville

4 door, dove grey, leather Interior.

1982 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham

4 door, dark blue, sunroof.

East Carolina

Lincoln-Mercury-GMC Truck-Merkur

West End Circle Greenville, N.C.

756-4267

144 Housts For Solo

SV oMtneR In Enolawood Sub-dlvlMn, 3 badroom, 2 bath ranch with dack, tx32 shop garaga,

ZXnVROUAV 3 badroom, 2 bath brick traditional. Dan with firaplaca, dinir

dack. $89,900.00_____

ton&AsMclatas355-:

lino room, larga 0. Cantury 21 Tlp-n355-7D02.

ANTERBUIIY: Naw construe-tion. Enought to driva you happy". Vary popular floor plan of-for* tpaclout living araa. Accomodating badroomt. 103,700.00. CairCantury 21 Vp-ton A Aaioclatat 3SS-7002.

CAROLINA HTNT! 3 badroom*, 2 baths cantrally locatad brick homo has largo, spacious rooms and plenty of storaga. Owners asking $55,800.00 and loan can be assumed to qualified buyers. Call DaDa at Century 21 Tipton & Associates to sae this great buy. 355-7008sights, 757-3759.

ClAMINO 3 bedroom, 2 baC brick home. Situated on beautiful wooded lot In Country Club area In Grifton. If you are looking for a roally nice home look no further. Cnarlle Forbes

755-7157 or University Realty 355-5885.1252

CHAfiSiilO CAPl'^bO, by owner. 108 Darwin Court, Belvedere, cul-de-sac. Garage, 2 decks. Shown by appointment, $82,500. Call 755-^.

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144 Housts For Salo

A great place to live and a lovely new home lust beginning. 4 badroom, iVt bath traditional faatures great room with fireplace, klwhan wHh nook, formal dining room, two lovely bay windows, covared porch, garage and more. Buy now and choose your decorl Call ERWIN REALTY 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-5016.

CHERRY OAKSI Farm style home with wrap around fromt porch. 3 to 4 bedrooms, large master suite wHh sitting araa. Assumable 9Vk% FHA mortgage. Call ERWIN t\REALTY ^7878 or Jim Buriians 355-

eSi'VOt j bedrol brick home with 1,300 squnre feet, flr^lace, 1W car garaga on 1.5 acre lot, trees and gbrden space. Rumblay Realty, 355-2042 or Bill Fall, 244-2913.

LVEWdOb'S LARO^it WOODED krtl Cuddle up to a coiy fire and an|oy the openess of this lovely home with vaulted oeillng. Builder will pay points and closing costs.

MO'S. Rumblay Realty, 355-2042; Janet Rlcclarelll, 745-6991.

3% In Low

CLOSE TO ARLINOtONI Brick, 3 bedrooms, m baths, large family room. Large fenced In lot with landscaplM and patio with brkk B. Shade trees and storage building. University Realty 355-5866 or Gall Johnston 355-7984 #248.

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

GREENVILLE UTILITIES COMMISSION

DATAPROCESSWQMANAGER SilaryRmg8 $23,546-$$35,339

The Greenville Utilities Commission of Greenville, NC, is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Data Processing Manager. This is a newiy created position and department. Seiected candidate will be responsible for all facets of data processing; coordinating installation of a new DP system (DEC, VAX82S0 & Digital Systems, Inc. software); testing and acceptance; establishing daily procedures and schedules and forming user groups for main system an PC users. Must have two years experience in billing, inventory control and all financials in a municipal utility environment. Degree In DP or related field required with minimum two years experience.

Applications accepted through December 18, 1987: Personnel Office, Greenville Utilities Commission, P. 0. Box 1847, Greenville, NC 27835-1847. Employment is contingent upon passing a physical examination including a drug screening urinalysis.

An Equal Opportunity Employsr

Craven County Hospital is seeking a full-time Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist to work with patients in our mobile unit. Must be a graduate of a school of Radiologic Science and registered by the ARRT. Must have 2 years radiography experience. Prefer 1 year CT or other computer training or experience. Excellent salary and benefits.

PLEASE CONTACT: EMPLOYMENT OFFICER 919-633-8846

CRAVENCOmrYHOmiAL

ro. BOX Zisr 20H NCUSE SOMEVMIO NBW KMI. MMm CXMOUM SMO

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CLB PINES-baauflful 4 badroom, 3 bath two-stary on lovtly woodod lot. Sailors trans-fsrrod, naad to movo quickly. 1252 Unlvorslty Roalty ^5866; JoanHoppor7i6-9142. iItrv LiVINO 3 badroomT m bath, Nico country kitchon, paymant* basad on Incama. Call now for datalls, Aftosolay In-suranca a Roalty 355-5057. ONt*Y HOMe - bn'Sti^ tonsburg Road. Brick, 3 bodrooms, 2 baths. Tasteful dtcor. Locatad on largo fsncod lot closa to hospital araa. Unl-varslty Roalty 355-5866 or W. Bradlay Gray 752-3699.1267 CliNTRY LIVING but only minutos from Grsonvillo. Ownor anxious to sail this 3 badroom homo on vary largo lot. Groat buy with ovar 1200 square feet. Priced In the mid 40's. University Realty 355-5866 or Glenn Mize 74S84.f279.

COUNTRY HOME sale or lease 3 bedrooms, 1. bath, living room with fireplace, 2 acres. Assumable lOVk FHA loan. $395 monthly rant. 1214 University Roalty 355-5866; Joan Hopper 756-9142.

COUNTRY LIVING at Its best! Immaculate home situated on over 2 acres of property. Only 5 minutes from Greenville. Call for details. Rumbloy Realty, 355-2042; Janet Rlcclarelll, 746-6991.

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UVftddT3faodrm:2Wb*ti. brick home. Vary well maln-lalnad 2, 2000 square foot home with In-ground (MOl, formal dining room, firaplaoe and too much more to mention. Call Rumblay Realty, 355-2042 or BUI Fell, 244-2913 for a private show Ingtodayl

LIAnT nCW HMi un<fof construction In established family neighborhood. Tradition and quality combined make this

perhKt for your family.

You'll love the huge eat-ln kitchen, oversized master badroom, 2V5 baths, spacious living room, and If even has a deck off the back. Buy now and choose your dscor. If interested call ERWIN

REALTY 355^7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.

FARMVILLE: New listing. Rural serenity, 3 badroom, m bath brick ranch with carport. Large tot. Detached workshop. $47,000.00. Contact Rod Tugwell at Century 21 Tipton A Associates 355-7002 or 35^7224.

^hA ASMPTION..Thats right this lovely 4 bedroom home on woodod lot In Camelot can be yours..No qualifying. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garage and more. C21. Call ERWIN REALTY 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.

FMHA HOME-3 bedrooms, Vh

baths, excellent condition, large lot. 1221 University Realty 355-5866; Jean Hopper 756-9142.

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CdtiNf AY; a low malnfonance axforlor of brick and aluminum and 2200 squara foot Intortor that will dazzle you. 3 acre saHlng. Koap warm around your massive brick fireplace-Assumable mortgage. Call ERWIN REALTY 35^^ or Jim Burhans 355-5887 for further detail*.

COZY TOWNHOUSE- Excellent location; two bedrooms, private paUo, fireplace hi great room. $4l,9M.OO. Call Aldridge A Southerland at 756-3500; Katherine Vinson 752-5778.

COZY 3 BEDROOM contem porary sitting on beautiful wooded lot. FHA assumption-low equity-reasonable payments. CIS. It Interested call ERWIN REALTY 355-7878 or Carolyn Efwin 355-6016.

00 Ydu Constantly dream about owning a lovely home? Well dream no more.. Here's what you've been waiting for. Charming 3 bedroom. 2 bath home with extra large master bedroom, beautiful living room, formal dining room, custom kitchen, and deck off the back. Located In quiet neighborhood. C20. Call E^IN REALTY 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.

EASTWOOOII Beautiful home on wooded lot with 3 bedrooms, 2 Vt baths, sunken living room with fireplace, dining room and master bedroom has cathedral celling. Priced In the m%. Call ERWIN REALTY 355^7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.

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SALE SY OWNER. Move Into this three bedroom house located In excellent neighborhood with swimming pool and tennis court without paying pohits or other ma|or closing costs. Other features include two baths, formis, family room, and a fenced backyard. All this can be yours for less than $5,000 equity and the assumption of a 9'/i percent non-qualifying FHA loan. Call 355-7M1 after 5:00 p.m. for appointment.

FOUR BEDROOMS at a rea sonable price is hard to find, but we have It. Over 1700', 2V5 baths, fenced backyard, priced In the Otirs. 1209 University Realty 355-5866; Jean Hopper 756-9142.

Four Bedrooms

EXCELLENT Non qualified assumption with only $15,900 down fo Assume! Formal area.

den with fireplace, 2 baths, garage, fenced yard, and located In Tuckahoe Subdivision. Only $85,900.

REDUCED $5,000 for quick sale! Move in by Christmas! Lovely Cedar two story with play room and play house the kids will love! You'll love the den, the downstairs master bedroom, and the screened porchi NowOnly$113,500.

Hignite Realtors 75^1969 anytime

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FOR SALE BY OWNER 3

bsdrooms, 2 battis, fireplace. Low equity, assume loan. 752-7607.

FOR SALE OR LEASE with op tIon to buy, classically unique ihborhood.

honte In quiet nelgl features greatroom with cathedral celling, huge master bedroom, 2 guest rooms and 2 full ceramic baths. Brand new and ready to nsove In. For more details call Erwin Realty 355-7878or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.

FOR SALE BY OWNER. Red Oak, 3 badroom, 2 bath brick ranch with swimming pool and shop. *60K. 75A9332,32263.

GORGEOUS NEW home, ready to move right In! Stately 2-story on large corner lot in Windsor. 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, huge greatroom with fireplace. if236 University Realty 35y5866; Jean Hopper 754-9142.

HORSE COUNTRY Enjoy the country In small subdivision on ly minutes from Greenville. This contemporary boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, garage, dining and eat In kitchen on 3/4 acre Tot. Bradley Gray 752-3699 or University Realty 355-5866. 4241

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GREAT LOAN ASSUMPTION -

No qualifying! FHA loan assumption on this 3 bedroom home In Camelot. Home features great room with built-ins, large eat-ln kitchen, and garage. Price reduced to $77,900 with a loan balance of $62,000. Monthly payments $610.57 PITI. Call Janet Bowser, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES 355-7800 or 756-3098

GRIFTON COUNTJiY CLUB SETTING; Golf cart distance from the course. Five/SIx bedrooms, 3'/i baths. This lovable floor plan offers all formal areas, hardwood floors, double garage, and a back yard made for entertainlno. $135,000.00. Call Aldridge 8i Wherland at

756-3500; Katherine Vinson m 5778.

6RIMESLAND - Brick, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, excellent floor plan, located on large lot in subdivision. Call University Re alty 355^5866 or Gait Johnston 355-7984.1230

6RIMESLAND Throe bedroom brick home with fireplace on / acre lot. Well landscaped one owner honw. Move in condition. Call Rumbley Realty, 355-2042 or Bill Fell, 244-2913.

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iW*$HOE ACRES: Great loan assumption on this brkk beauty. Owners transferred and need to sell NOW! Large lot and giant neighborhood near hospital. Call Century 21 Tipton A Associates or DeOe at 35^7002.

KIDS WANTEOI This lovely 3 bedroom home has 3 acres of land ideal for children to romp and play or ride horses. Wooded surroundings and country living at it's finest, yet only minutes from the mall. Located In WInterville school district! Priced at $125,000. For your private showing contact iwable ^vaoe, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 756-3098.

LARGE OLDER HOME

Recently taken into Historical District In downtown Kinston. New vinyl siding and roof. Approximately 2300 square foet. University Realty 355-5866 or Judy Sadowski 523-5960. #268

LIVE A EARN: Here's looking for you-to a good home and wise Investment. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home also offers a spacious 1 badroom apartment ready to move into and priced right. For more Info call Century 21 Tipton A Associates. 355-7002 or Karen Cox 747-2859.

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An Equal OpporlunHy EmptoyerEnd-of-the-month Whoiesa le Sa leWe .have a large selection of cars and pickups all to be sold at WHOLESALE to the public! Our inventory must be reduced! We have many more to choose from all wholesale priced. Most cars are in immaculate condition.

1987 Olds Cutlass Clera

White 4 door. Wue cloth interior, |a Qcn automatic, fully equipped........ 0,500

1987 S60 SL MsrcGdaa

Only 6,281 milee, burgundy with black leather. Sell or lease.

1987 ChGvrciGt S-10 Blazar

Charcoal gray and silver, V-6, a a CA automatic, fully equipped I WjHOW

1M7 ChfuroM Csjxict CIsitic Brougham Charcoal gray with gray vinyl top, gray cloth Interior, power window*, power locks, cruise control, till wheel, power seats, wire wheel covers, only 15,055 |a a CCA miles, V-e engine............. 10,300

1987 Olds Oalta Royala Brougham

Power windows, power locks, cruise control, tilt wheel, power seals, stereo/cassstta, wire vrheel covers, only 21.424 miles, charcoal gray with gray cloth interior....................

1987 Plymouth Voyagor Mini Van

7 passenger, LE package, all * QCA

options, new.................. 1 *1,5311

*13,950

19M Ford Cuslomiisd Comwslon Van

Blue and tan, one owner, fully M A QAA equipped, extra nice............ I *f ,5WU

1986 JoGp Comancho Pickup 4x4, gray and sllvaf, V-8, air, g^Q

automatic.

1986 QMC S-15 Pickup Long bed, V-6,4x4, automatic, fully equlppad, 2 lone blue....

air,

*9,950

1966 Nissan 4x4 Pickup

King Cab, 5 speed, air, low miles, dark blue......................

1985 190E Marcados Bonz

tA Ai-A White, 4 door, gray leather interior,

*9^950 automatic, sunroof, only 15,000 miles.

1985 Chryslor FHth Atfonuo Now Yorkar

4 door, burgundy, leather Interior, |a qcA fully equipped, low milee......... 0,53w

1985 CadlllBC Sovillo 4 door, dark biue, one owner.

*16,550

1985 Pontito Bonnovfllo

4 door, Ivory with brown Intarlor, |a acA one owner, fully equipped 0,*93U

1985 3008D Morcodoa

Charcoal gray, 4 door, automatic, sunroof, turbo diesel, rad leather Intarlor.

1985 500 8EL Morcados

4 door, 29,000 miles, ivory, tobacco leather Interior, ail options.

1985 Olds 98 Rogoncy Brougham

4 door, all factory options,

burgundy, grey leather, ^ a|.||

18.000 milee................... 11,53U

1985 Honda Accord LX

4 door, burgundy, fully equipped,

5 speed.......................

*9,950

1985 Buick Loaabro Ltd.

1985 Chovrolot Sllvorado Pwkup 1985 Dodgo D100 Pickup 1984 Ford EISO Carao Van 1984 BuIck Park Avonut 1974 Volkstwagon But

Long automattc, loaM. 20.000 Propotor r^. campr oovor. Automafic Mr [v^ with iMtrw ^6 550 550

fwwaa BiPBavnaat u)ng Do, Muwinmw;, lumivu. z.wuw rrvMpvuiw tmu, wvwi. Aufiwnaflr air nntafar atMrInn #vY.aimr*. ^ ^ ^

*8,950 *7,950

white with blue Interior..

JO*.1984 Jaguar XJ6

4 door, Corinthian blue, palamino interior, all factory options.^lERICANTRUCK&AUTOSALES'LEASING'SERVICEHwy. 11 South, Greenville, N.C.

(WInterville, N.C.)

756-3635

1-800.682.2216Financing & Leasing Available

Prices do not Include tax and tags.

Q.^3 The DaHy Reflector. Greenville. N.C. Sunday, November 29,1987

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Y WULD SnJoV i boiM locrttO In with lets ol hees and private backyard, than you've Uiun Itll This Is an exfremely well built extra Insulated 5 bedkum honte with IVi baths, a kitchen with hand made cabmetry, a built In microwave, $30 a yard

carpet, J place molding, hardwood floors in foyer and dining room, detached oorage a^ more. If Interested call ERWIN

R?ALfr 3M-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 3S^e0l6.

IP YOU LIKE COUiltIfY decor look no more! You love this3 bedroom, 2 bath home with kitchen and dining area and llv-Blus a nice deck.

ing room, plus a nice oeck. Located In Singletree andprlcad In the low M's. Call Ben

CENTURY 21 " 0

associates, 3SS-7H0 or 3SS-3i3.

S'ySTrT'owsE

IMMEDMTE POSS^SIII U

S69,M0. You could be living In this 3 bedroom. Contemporary today. Also features; great room, living room, dining room, and eat-in kitchen. New carpet and newly painted Inside. Owner anxious to sell. $9,900.00. Call AM-idge A Southerland at 7St-3500: Katherine Vinson 7S2-577I.

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LTAl5LMt|iex^Ms what yob'll get m this lovely new 2 stor traditional In growing subdivislan. Quality construc

tion

throughout make this :t lor your family. C. Por information call ERWIN

REALTY 3SS-7I7S or Carolyn Erwin 3SAOOM.

lVnnOALE: Now construction In one of Greenville's nicest subdivisions. 4 bedrooms, 2W bath brick trational. All formal areas, garage. $132,000.00 Call Century fl Tipton A Associates 3S5-70Q2.

LYlBitfALl: 4 bedroom, 2V$ both now construction brick traditional. All formal areas, over 3200-f-sguare feet for only 0100M0.00. Garage. Call Century 21 Tipton and Associates 3S5-7002.

1;V11i6Al: Stately tradi ttonal under construction. You'll love this weil-apiMinted. 4 bedroom, 2V$ bath bath. Bowser Built HonM...Built just as you'd expect with formal areas, of-flce/playroom over double car garage. Built of excwtlonal craftsmanship. $184,900. Omtact Janet Bowser, CENTRUY 21 JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES 3SS-7SOO or 7S-iSIO.

EnjoyTwo Bedrooms ForThe Price Of One!

2899 E. 5th St.

UNIVERSITY

APARTMENTS

MODEL OPEN-MON.-FRI. 1-6, SAT. 9-5 NOV. RENT FREE - CALL 756-7815

IT.orTOHmWBJm LIMITED OFFER $275.00

ALL NEW 24 READY TO RENT

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ME6iCAL CfcfttCR AREA.

ThU 3 bedroom, 2 bath home alty3SS-443. features vaulted greatroom with antique brick firaplace, formal dining room, and spacious kitchen. Oversized separate garage Is wired and has plenty of room for father's tws. On a large M. Priced to sell at M430O. To see, call Nimcy Dudley, Aldridge A Southerland Realtors, 7S-m, days, or 7$*-

wiw wwwntnji.

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Nothing down. Brick, 3 ns, IVk baths. Homo Re-

NI16 to it CLSE to the hoepttal? Look at this newly constructed home in Westmont. Buy now and select your own decor. Builder will pay up to 3% In points and dosing costs. Rumbiey Realty, 3SS-2Ml; Janet Rkclarelll, 74*4991.

tiV'Ntf*f ION. this new traditional Is at the end of a qylot, no-thru street In lovely Eastwood. Features eat-ln klfchan with pantry and lots of cabinet space, groatrooom with fireplace, plus 3 spacious 2Wbaths,i

and formal Large dock for your outdoor ontertalning. Quality construction thruout and the bestbuy Inthe neighborhood at $2,900. To see, call Nancy Dudloy, 7S6-3900, dan or 7M SSft. evenings, ALDRIDGE A SOUTHERLAND REALTORS.

lM CONSTRUCTION Play room or study? Located above master bedroom this room could be finished as either. This superbly crafted house also has sunken groat area, large kitchen, throe bedrooms, 3V5 baths and lust minutes from Green vllle. 713. Call Century 21 Bass Realty 7i4 or 3S5^BASS._

NW LISTING: Picture perfect both inside and outi 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, greatroom, and many extras. Plus private back yard. Located In popular Windermere. $124,900. Call Alice Moore Real iy,3SS4712.

SBFuTfiSer Now construe Hon on the Stantonsburg Hwy. Spacious and many extras. Call for details. Corlnne Whitehurst at $25-1937 or Century 21 Tipton and Associates 3SS-702.

NW LISTING: Visual Impre-shxi of Oponness...arched foyer, formal living and dining, sunken library, Grecian columns, 9 piece mouldings, recreation with wet bar, solarium, 5 bedrooms/5 baths, pool with I. $595,0

,000.00

lact Annette Parker-Butler 355-7002 or 355-7009.

iacual and more. Contact

NN-QUALIFYIN6 LOAN assumpt^ at below market rate In sought-after Westhaven. This 3 be<KOom farmhouse offers plenty of privacy and at t99,900-tnakes it quite a bargain. See Janet Bowser for details. CENTRUY 21 JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES 35S7$00 or 75*^ $500.

Come See The New Two Bedroom, Two Bath Garden Apartments At

ONIct Open 9-5 WMkdtyt D-8 Saturday J ^148unday " 'Merry Lana Off Arlington Bled.

756-5067

^lAt AND dUlEt can be yoursi 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and an acre lot. Like new condition. Assumable FHA loan. Only $39,9M. University Realty 355 5$tor Glenn Mize 7S$-4S$4. #285 OUiEf A |iAE#i- home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, oat-ln kitchen and living room. Located in lovely rural area. Priced in the 40's. Also has .$$ acres with stable that adjoins property that can be purchased. >mtact Ben Singleton, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES, 35S7N0 or 355 3439.

kEOUCEO $3,5001 S bedroom traditional in convenient and exclusive Forest Hills. This home reflects the finest in craftsmanship and Is in a park-llke setting. You won't squeeze the children In the 9 large rooms. Including formal areas, sunny dsn, and large rec room. Reduced to $122,500. To see. Call Nan-cy Dudley, Aldridge A Southerland, 756-3500, days, or 756-559*, evenings. RESIOENtlAL LIVING WITH close proximity to schools and shopping. Good sized bedrooms, ceramic baths, living room, den and fenced yard. Move-in condition! Rumbiey Realty, 355-2042: JanftRlcclarelll, 7464991.

OLD traditional home with new renovation, 3 bedroom, formal dining room and eat In kitchen. Double car garage plus carport. Privacy fenced In back yard. Call Jack Horton 756-97W or University Realty 355-5$. 2M

i^kOFESSIONAL MANAGED CONDO-Rln^d Towers. Ideal for student housing. Fully furnished and convenient. $39,900.00. Call Aldridge A Southerland at 756-3500: Katherine Vinson 752-577$.

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tOUllriggbO; 4 bedfooJ^s, 2 baths, screened porch, washer, dryer, microwave, refrigerator and self cleaning oven. Heated lacuui. $67jm.A Call Century 21 Tipton A Associates 355-7002. 5iHfirTifRR5 Luxury.. Plus In-town convenience. Lovely 3 be<boom, 2 bath distinctly oltferent home. Beautiful great room with cathedral celling. Eat-In kitchen plus formal dining room. PLUS... club house and swImmlM pool, perfect for family and friends. This contemporary home Is situated on a large well landscaped wooded.

corner lot. Listed In the low 80's by Rita Quinn 756-160. 805 Call ContufY 21 Bass Realty 7564666 or 355-BASS.

SOMETHING YOU HARDLY

ever see. A lovely house In the country with four acres of land-yet only minutes away from town. Special features other than a lovely 3 bedroom, IVi bath house are: a beautiful yard, a boat-port, several outside bulldln^shop/office and a lovely pond- most of land fenced In. Call now for your appointment to see this rarity. Call Shirley LIHIe 756-7543 or Century 21 Bass Realty 7564666 or 35VBASS.#$03

CAROLINA EAST

REALTY, me.

1 355-7774

2192 S. Evans St., GraunviliG, N.C.

OPEN HOUSE

206 LANCELOT DR. CAMELOT - Ho$l: Ray Evwatt 2-

5 PM. Sellers have found another house and are anxious to sell this contemporary home. Stop by ' and see its spacious floor plan consisting of a greatroom with cMhedral ceiling, skylights and super fireplace. Master bedroom Is extra large and there is a formal dining room for entertaining. Other amenities. deck and privacy fence. Reduced to S78.S00.

CHARNHNQ 10 room country estate is new on the market. The greatroom with built-ins and fireplace otters warmth. Elegance can be found in the formal living and dining room. Kitchen features eat-in area and a center island. House includes office and upstairs sitting area. t94,S1W.

WE HAVE A LITTLE DOU HOUSE that the sellers have outgrown. It is only $31,900. UNIVERSITY AREA offers Starter home or investment. It has 3 bedrooms and a 9.S FHA loan assumption. $40a.

8TIU TIME to get in before the holidays Into this newly constructed country home, with maximum square feet of livablllty. Kitchen with breakfast nook, formal dining room, greatroom with fireplace and master bedroom downstairs. The beautiful foyer takas you to the two upstairs bedrooms for the little ones. $72,500.

AVOEN, in a quiet subdivision, on a wooded lot, youll find a brick house with carport, fenced yard, family room with fireplace, 2 baths

OflCaH Evelyn BuHeck REALTOR

-ALSO-

and 3 bedrooms. In the low $50's.

WALSTONBURQ, on a large country lot sits this sprawling brick ranch with an oversize greatroom-kitchen dining combination. There is a formal living room, 3 bedrooms, carport opening from the rear and a gigantic patio. Low$80a.

OWNERS TRANSFERRINQ

and need to sell older home that has been remodeled with over 1,900 square feet, 34 bedrooms, formal, informal areas, double garage and wortishop. $43,900. WANT A COimTRY KITCHEN? Want a fenced backyard? Need a good loan assumption? Bedrooms? Great neighborhood? Need It quick? Okay! Its empty and waiting. Only $42,200. OFFICE SUITE FOR LEASE. 4-5 Offices with private bath and entrance. Storage space available. Adequate parking. Call for details.

WOODED. COUNTRY LOT 3 ACRES OF LAND 8.6$ ACRES OF LAND with Handyman's Special. $34*900.

51 ACRE FARM NEAR D.H. Conley School.

Ray Evsien REALTOR 7B7-0S030

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kANCH STYLE home chwe to ooHeM. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, flre^ace, hardwood floors under carpet. Cell Bradley Gray 7524699 or University Realty 355-5866.I2S3

tL ifATe INVIstR wishes to purchase slngle-faml-ly homes and duplexes in the university area. Call OavM at 9194^ collect.

AOUCED FOR ACTION on this lovely Cape Cod in Weslhevan III. Take time today

to look-you'll buy-before this one gets away) fhlngton, GRI,

Southerland, 756-3500 or 355-

Anlta Wor-GRI, Aldridge &

661.

fke ONE YOU'VE Been Look-ing Fori 3 bedroom, IVk bath brick home. Control elr. Close to hospital and Industrial Park. Priced at $45,500. University Reel^355-5866 or Glenn Mize

75A4

284

THREE R'S - Reduced, ready end really nice. Price reduced $5,000 on this beautiful Windy Ridge one story with three bedrooms - tastefully appointed. Hurry, it won't last long. Call Anita Worthington at Aldridge 8, Southerland 7M-3500 or 3554661.

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iAICtAuUi AIVfeA ViKW

across Chocawinlty Bay. Enjoy this cottage with Mndy beach, 135' pier and boathouse at Moore's Beach. $58,900. Call Beverly Queen, Aldridge A Southerland, 756-3500; Wie 757-0634.

THArs RIGHT irs just been reducedtl For $61,900 you can enioy the comforts of country living In this charming ranch If you act now. This lovely home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious living room, kitchen-dining room combination and approximately 1440 square feet of living space. Call us for a special showing at ERWIN REALTY 35S-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 3554016.

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1400-1- square foot homo on a canal has baautiful - viaw of Pungo Rivor. Qualify oantlruc-flon. 3 badroomt, 2 baths oflars cathadral calllngt. Watch tha boats tall iw from your front porch. $75JM0. Fo? dHalls call Bavarly Quaan, AldrldM A Southarland 756-3500: home 7^-0634.

TOTALLY different design In this 1500 square foot Rolllnwood homo. Spiral staircase and largo open loft overlook your spacious 21' greatroom. Catfwdral ceiling and skylights. All mllancet furnished Including microwave. Jacuzzi and mirrored walls enhance the beauty of this pro-feuionals' dream home. 2 and 3 bedrooms. Choose rour decor before completion. Call Clark-Branch Realtors, 355-2000.

RUMBLEY

REALTY

355-2042

NEW LISTINGS

LARGE, COMPLETELY REMODELED with new carpet, new paint, new central heat and air, assumable loan and some owner financing possible. Low $70$. Listing Agent; Drew Rumbiey.

REAL COUNTRY LIVINGI! 116 acres, 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, large packhouse for workshop and storage. Real Country Price! Listing Agent; Bill Fell

Janet Ricciarelli Sales Associate . 746-6991

Cindy Hoblitzell Reeltof 830-5217

Bill Fell

Sales Associate. .244-2913-BridgHN Cihoon, Oftie* Miniger

ON CALL This Weekend

Drew Rumbiey 355-2042 or 355-7217

WILLlAiUk MXiM and detail near Evanswood In WIntergraen school district. Features master downstairs bedroom, upstairs inctudn 2 bodrooms and playroom or 3 bodrooms. Boautiful grootroom with flroplaco, lorgo dlnliM room, garogo. All tar SI07D0. Call Bavarly Quoon, Aldridga A

Southarland 756-35M: 757-0634.

homa

144 Houses For Sale

Thrlfiy Thirties

OOUBLIWim wHh largo c

'TfiSS.

nor lot in Easibrook, road. Only $38,900.

BRICK RANCH naar Farmvllla, ^ wHh throa bodrooms, I Vk baths, living room, oat-in kitchen and *

morel Only $39,950. Nothing -l'*

downfbrVETSI <

1969 anytime

ftiHbiti iiiYi 6^700

square taat plus unfinished room ovor garogo. 3 bodrooms, 216 baths,largo kitchwi and formal dtalng room. $09,900.00 709. Call Brian Jonas 750-1775, Conturv 21 Bats Raalty 7564666 or 355-BASS.

LOUISE MOSELEY REALTY INC.

Office 746-2166 Open Saturdays 9 to Noon Sundays Call Louise Moseley 746-3472

S79,UO BACK ON TMB MAHREI. Ont lOt thlE OXCOp-tlonally well built brick ranch slip through your fingerr The main features are a huge family room with wood etove Insert, 3 bedrooms, IW bathe, living roorn. covered patio and a 18x28 workshop with water and .elactricity. 916% APR VA assumable loan.

$77,506 - THE PINES. Beautiful 116 store home on tree studded lot features a great room with fireplace, kitchen with dining area, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, screensd porch. There is room In the upper story lor expansion. Owner financing available. A must see.

$72,000 COUNTRY. Lovely 116 Story home on 2 acres with

3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, aat-in kitchen, wood deck. 32x37 detached building and much more.

$49,900 FOR 2000 SO. FT. of living space in this 3 bedroom

older 116 story home. It features foyer, llvlno room, dining room, 2 baths and enclosed back porch. This is a bargain.

$40,000 - IMMACULATE BfUCK HOME features 3 bedrooms,

2 baths, central air, carpet and garage. This lovely home is situated on a beautiful landscaped comer lot. There is nothing to do to this lovely home. You will love It. $49,500 - GARDNERS WNX ENJOY this 3 bedroom Brick Home situated on a large lot that has a grape vineyard and fruit trees. It also features 2 baths, central air, garage, utility building and nice landscaping. It's vacant and ready to move into.

$47,900 WEATHERINQTON HEIGHTS. Attractive 3 bedroom, 116 bath brick ranch with privacy fence conveniently located. FmHA loan assumption available to qualified

$4^^ STARTER HOME AND 100H FmHA financing to qualified buyer. Check out this Immaculate Brick 3 bedroom, 2 baths, home equipped with Central Air and features, wall to wall carpet, brick patio, garage. Situated on

a comer lot. _

$43,000 GIVE YOURSELF MORE ROOM AND COMPLETE THE second story of this cozy 2 bedroom 116 story home. Features large family room, living room, kitchen carport and storage.

$42,900 GETS YOU COUNTRY LIVING in this neat Bungalow located between Gritn and Ayden. It features

3 bedrooms, 116 baths, living room, kitchen with dining area and fenced backyard. See to believe.

$35,000 - WILL GET YOU A NICE BUNGALOW featuring 3 bedrooms, living room, eat-in kitchen, carpet, utility room, storage building and large comer lot. Owner will pay some closing costs. This home Is vacant. It needs an occupant ana TLC.

REDUCED TO $31,500 Investors this is a bargain. It features 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. There is lots of space in this older home in downtown Ayden. Rent one side and live In the other. It's vacant.

520,900 - ROOMY OLDER HOME This 116 Story home situated on a deep lot has 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and a detached garage with stor^. $19,500 - INVESTOR PROPERTY 2 Bedroom Bungalow with eat-in kitchen and detached garage. Nice deep lot. Presently rented for $185 per month.

$10,000 BUYS YOU A 2 ACRE COUNTRY RETREAT. It includes 2 Horse Stalls and Tackroom. Great lot for a Honw or Trailer.

50500 - BUYS A BEAUTIFUL OHO ACRE LOT located on SR 1725 between Helen's crossroads and Coxville cross roads. Great for a home or trailer.

514,000 to 510,000 "THE PINES BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS - Choose yours today in this Exclusive-Growing Subdivision. City water, sewer, curb and gutter. Call for details.

Mmn

MiM, mmm oFROHTumrv

Debra Whaley Billy Wilson William (Bill) Harris

746-606C

758-4476

746-6634

OnhJiK

Janet Bowser & Associates

355-7800

Call Toll Free 1-800-525-8910 . Ext. 9980

221 Commerce St., Suite A

Congratulations! Ed Askew Winner of Thanksgiving Turkey

Happy Holidays

New Llstingl #30 Quail Ridge

THROW THE RAKE AWAY! Now is the

right time to enjoy the ease of townhouse living. This 3 bedroom beauty In Quail RIdge takes all the work out of your weekendsi The below market LOAN ASSUMPTION makes it easy on your pocketsi See Janet Bowser and start enjoying fall todayl #290

New Listing!

2107 Pendleton-Carolina Heights

CUTE AS A BUTTON! This exceptionally well maintained home is situated on a nice large corner lot. Beautiful woodwork In the kitchen. Really nice workshop and storage^ building. A super buy at $49,900. Contactff Mable Savage. #291

Lake Ellsworth 3103 Brunswick

AFFORDABLE! Everything you've wanted and morel This executive home offers 4 spacious bedrooms, formal areas with hardwood floors, large eat-in kitchen with Jenn-aire range, oversized den with built-ins, playroom (or Sth bedroom) over double car garage...THE LIST GOES ON 11 Well-cared for home in mint condition. Approximately 2700 square feet. Bargain priced at $116,000. Call Janet Bowser. 281.

Lake Ellsworth 3202 Morton Lane

LOVELY FOYER ENTRANCE, spacious great room with fireplace, large country kitchen with bay window. Also three bedroomb including a large master suite. Only minutes from the hospital and owner Is anxious to sell. Priced In the 80'e Call Gerry Lambert. 245

Cambridge 416 Sedgefleld Dr.

EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-MAINTAINED 3

bedroom home situated on a large corner lot. Sunken living room with fireplace and numerous other amenities. Priced to sell at $62.500. Contact Mable Savage.#279

Pineridge Rt #8 Box 246 Stantonsburg Rd.

NESTLED IN THE PINE COUNTRY! Beautiful 3 badroom, 2 bath home features: sunken great room with glowing fireplace, bay window In dining area & pine floors, scenic landscaped lawn, appealing to future executives. Assumable 9Vk% nonqualifing FHA loan. Low 60a. Call Jamie Brown. 268.

Jamie Brown........752*2690 Janet Bowser.......756-8580

Seth Jones.........753-5576 Mable Savage.......756-3098

Ben Singleton.......355*3439 Jim Hill, (CREA).....524-5786

Georgia Ralston..... 756*5579 Gerry Lambert......355-7472

144 Housts Por Solo

Rumbtoir

TRIKIAlUmNAAIIordablt.

Attractivt, Avalbl*. Stllw wouMIIkttocloMby 31. Cali for dttall RMHy,3SS-30l.

.ir>RiMITWiT6RVe(lio-

lal wltti glMinlng tardwood floor*. Thrw bodroom cuttom bonw wltb warmO), tlyla and

charm. An txoallont buy wlfh ttw futura In mind. I11S.000. Call

Anita Worthington. GRI. AMiidBO A Southorland 7S3-3S00. or3U%1.

ItWIVimTV ARiA-io"ffi.

bride bungalow on a comer lot with a choilar drive. This 2

bedroom. 1 bath house Is h^lghtad ^ a sunroom. living

room.'and a dMna right tar candMlght and a new

aas heating system. I57.900.00 Call AMHe li Southerland at 796-3500; Katherine Vinson 753-5771.

UrllTMAVlHi This 3 bedroom: t bath brick ranch features a sunkan family room with a cor-nor brick fireplace. Also foafuros living room-dlning room combination and conve

nient to shopping. $64.900.00 Mge A So)

Call Aldridge A Southerland at 796-3900; Kataarlne Vinson 752-5770.

wIThAVIn Vil, New con siructlon super floor plan. 4 bedrooms. 2w baths brick tradl-ttonal. All formal areas, don with fireplace. Garage. $141.000.00.6ll tar more details Century 31 Tipton and Assoclatos355-70Q3.

WTiTAidtff Subdlvlslon-Boautlful cedar home on one acre wooded lot with pond In back. 3 bedrooms. 3 full baths,

ftreplace and more. Call ERWIN RE/

REALTY 355-7070 or Sandra Walston 750-5056.

3 btbftOMi, ungalow with firaplaco. on nice wooded lot In Norih Greenville. Belvotr area. ^000, poulbly owner finance. 1752-714$, nights 752-0970.

Oaysl

3 bI^AoOIN. m bath home, located in a quiet well kept neighborhood. 416 Hlllcrest

Drive. Wlntervllle. $40,900. The

- -

Wln^ Agency,' 757-3441 73g-lW0or^5067.

3 KOROOMS, 3 full baths, one ||Mr^d. Camelot Sub division.

COASTAL

HOME

INSPECTIONS

Get the facts BEFORE you buy!

637-4081

New Bern

SHENAHDOAH

DEVELOPMENT

COMPANY, INC.

We offer the very best in LOCATION. SIZE, AND PR1CE.1, 2, 3 bedrooms. Some with fireplaces.

AVAILABLE

NOW

CEDAR COURT__

bedroom townhouse, carpeted, all appliances, washer/dryer hobkups.

756-6209

JEANNETTE COX AGENCY

REALTOR 756-1322 1516 Qrtenvllle Blvd

JF YOU ARE MOVING TO GREENVILLE

Can 760-1322 or write P.O. Bos $07. GreeiNllte. N.C. tor yew free cepy of "Hemes Fei LMng". a menlhly pubNcalton

and price* el homes end eveHebto loceNy.

M YOU ARE MOVNtO TO A NEW CITY

Gel yeur bee oopy el per LMng, In the oNy ou ere gaing toi Know the real oatato merfcal batora you gal there. Yew oopy IS In ew eNlee. ' ean help yea buy. eoR or bade a home any ptoee in the naden.

APARTMENTS

1*2 & 3 Bedrooms

WirNRREPUCE

ACEIUN0FAN8

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BMtaeurHy

BAIIMomh

womwnirfBr

Cewieellons

New Offering

New unite avelleble. Completo wtth waahere. ilryera and leemekere.

MONOAY-FNDAY 1:104:36 SA1UR0AY1M IUN0AY14

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355-2198

144 Himmm For Salt

UIINBV RIMI: "TTie iwi; MS

tauatog.Proeram may balp you buy tato fasmNtal 3 bedroom, 216 bath home with reaaonable payments. Buyagorgaoustiome aicl bean veur payments Iom/I Call ER^^a2!tY 355-7171 orJlmBurhant3S5-5SS7, WINtlRViLLE: Graat bagln-

nar hemal Pay tow aqulty ind FHA loan. You will

assume this tovt tato 3 bedroom, m bath homa locatod on a larga lot. $45,900. Call Alls Irwin afCEN-TURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 355-7744.

WOOMiDGE. Be ai

first to sat this lovely new h located

in this oonvenlsntly

noil

edrooms, 3V6 baths, iraatroom, dining room, and (Itchan with bay-windowed braakfaat area. A graat house and a graat buy at $79,500. To

aee, call Nancy Dudley, Aldrldga A Southerland, 7M-

3500. days, or 756-5996, nights.

VLL LdvB tHl sunroom wrtact tar plants and wicker, his spacious homo has all formal areas, dsn, 3 badrooms, 3 batat, tar over 3100 square feet. Garage and huge wooded partially fenced lot. Assumable loon, $69,900. Ask for Sue Dunn

at Aldrldga A Southerland, 756-; nights, 35

3500;

imong the new noma

Ighborhood.

badroom

Features Includt

0 355-2508.

144 Houeob For Solo

:ss5Sa m

let. Forest Acres, Griftan, NC.

^rgo, biMmont/garj^a, 2

kitchen with wall ovan,

surface unH, garbage disposal, dining or den with firoplaco.

air, carpotad. 3,300 taet. Paved drive

total square_____

around house, $75JW0.

Phone

14Hnvostnioiit Proporty

ukrMf .ani l

units, brick, nsar downtown, fully rontad. 756-7205.

ORAt LOY for commercial uso. Located on 1100 North Groono Straot. Charlie Forbos 756-7157 or University Realty 355-5066.

N. MYRtL Bfe/LtN; 2 badrooma, 3 bata condo, ocean

front, excellent rental history.

motto

$79,900.00. Contact Annati Parkar-Buttor at Century 21 Tipton A Assoclqtas 355-7002 or 3 7234.

N. MYRTLE BEACH: 2 bedroomt, 2 bath condo. Excellent rantai history. $109,900. Contact Annotta Parkar-Buttor

at Century 31 Tipton A Asaoclatoa 355-7002 or 3&-T224.

iVUbiNT tMbb iratod on ECU Campus, fully furnished. Graat invoatmant, rental property tar 3-4 students. Call Uni

148lnvostinont Property

ONBlLltVAlLB 2bad^i, I bath, scroenad porch with con-crtto floor and detached garage. Exterior-stone, on nice lot In subdivision. Owners movlng-Icod In 20's. Call University

priced In 20's. Call University Realty 355-5066 or Gall Johnston 355-7m.#237.

(iNiVNBiitY Xrea

Quadraplox convenient to the university aroa. Fully rentad.

jo.r- - -

$115,000.00. Contact Rod Ti

ugwoll, Contury 21 Tipton A Aaaoclatas 355-7224 or 355-7003.

UNIVERSITY ONGO'S: A ral ''cream puff', 2 bedroom, m bath condo convenient to the University. Cohtact Rod Tugwell at Century 31 Tipton A Assoclataa 355-7002 or 355-7234.

2 BEDROOM Townhouse, m bath, tancad in patio, 1000 sq. ft. Located off Hooker Rd. Has a No-Ouallfylng /Vssumablt Loan. Has gopdtonnant with 9 nranths left oh existing lassa. No realtors pteaso. 757-1111 or 35S^M^

I LOTS WITH community located 8

water, pre-perked, miles from Greenv

ivllle on Stan-tonsburg Highway. Priced to sell due to health reasons. Call after 5:00,746-3339.

ISO Und For Solo

1S7 aale or toaie.

740'-I- frontage on 264 East.

152 Lots For Solo

630'-!- frontage on Farmvllle East Thoroughfare. Zoned business/industrial. Owner will build to suit tennant. The Real Estate Canter, 355^646.

tots available. Got yours now and ba ready to build kjjpri^

Hoppor7i '

134 ACRES-Ownor financing, /taout 1 mile northeast of Burroughs Wollcomo. Call Carl at Darden Realty, 7SI-1983; nights/waefcends 355-6550.

BUILDING NOW In tranquil Bradtoy Estates. WIntarvllle

School District. Wooded tots.

Rostrlchve covenants

Listing Broker, Richard The Real Estate Cantor, 3S5-666 756-4553.

29 ACBeS Owner may finance.

Cloee to the hospital. Call Cart for details Dardm Realty 750-

1903; nights/weekands 355-6558.

71 ACRES IDEAL for develop ment. Frontage on Allen Road. Water and sewer near by. $8,500 per acre. Terms available. Listing Broker, Richard Allan. The Real Estate Center, 35S4666 or 756-4553.

LOT AT PAMLICO Plantation: Lovely wooded lot for $25JX)0. Call CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES for more Information, 355-7800.

SELL YOUR USED TELEVISION the Classified way. Call; 752-6166.

151 Mobilf Home Uts For Sale

Subdivision, large doubtowlde mobile home lots with community water and paved streets. Owner financing available. 756-9400 or 758-6218.

vertty Raalty 359-5066 or Gall Johf^aos-^.

WE LOVE OUR HOME BUT MUST SELL!

We own two homes so one must go! Excellent value.

Immaculate 1980 Lanier Vintage 2 bedroom, 2 bath 14x70 mobile home wtth decks, central air/heat, dish-waiJier, washer/dryer, stove, refrigerator, and morel $11,500 negotlable/Possibis lease with option to buy. Tim Copeland after 6 p.m. Call 825-1385 NOWI

Property Owners

...got a light switch that doesnt work? ...a leak under a sink?

...a door that doesnt close securely? ...shingles blown off?

...a hole in your sheetrock?

...soiled area in carpet?

...a closet shelf falling down?

Why Call

...an electrician ...a plumber ...a locksmith ...a roofer ...a drywall man ...a carpet cleaner ...a carpenter

NOW...YOU CAN CALL ONE NUMBER. 758-3720 A RECEIVE ALL THE SERVICES LISTED ABOVEII

WE OFFER 7 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN RESIDENTIAL MAINTENANCE.

NO JOB TOO SMALL!! COMBINE YOUR ODD JOBS & GIVE US A CALLII

Monday-Frlday 8:00 a.m. til 4:30 p.m. CALL 758-3720 For Froo Estimato.

7 YEARS OF CATERING TO APARTMENT COMPLEXES IS NOW AVAILABLE TO YOU, THE SINGLE UNIT RESIDENT!!

sp9clalldng In Rnntal Property Turnovers

remco

east,

Inc.

MAINTENANCE SERVICES

758-3720

I have homes listed for sale by tour different equity companies. The folks have moved and the compa-niea want to sell these homes. Prices range from the $40e to the je. Make an offer for the opportunity of a lifetime. I also have a number of excellent listings of homes and river property by private owners. Call SHIRLEY TACKER at Duffus Realty 7S6-S395 or at my home 7SA6835.

AROUND TOWN

' One. Two & Three Bedrooms Available e Private Patios, Clubhouse and Pool e A community of families, professionals & students e 24-Hour Maintenance e Minutes from ECU and Medical Center

7524225

1400 Willow St.

1 Bedroom Speciol! $300 Off First Month's Rent.

Hours: 9-5:30 Mondoy-Fridoy, 1-5 Saturday & Sundoy Professionolly Monaged by Shelter Manogement Group

^4arlKive^

ESTATE^^^

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TTTTl TYTt i 1

355-7653

Con ntrv

Just your sizel Measured to for a growing family. This country ranch features 3 bedrooms, large master bedroom, 2 baths, foyer, formal dining room, and den. Nice eat-in kitchen and screened porch. 189,900.00

Hardee Ac rt^s

Stop Dreamingl Start living the reality of home ownership in this home. Features include greatroom with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 1V^ baths, fsncBd back yard and much mors. Check this one out today. 152.900.00.

Mi^adt* Sircid

This houao Is freshly pointed inside and greets you with a bright nsw look. Living room with ftreplace for those cool days ahead, study, country kitchen and 3

Jy,

badrooms. This house la in walking distance ^'9,900.00.

of East Carolina University. 849;

Stantonsburg Estates

This could be just the right family home. This home Is ready to uccupy and oniy minutes from the medical park. Features include 3 bedrooms, master bedroom on first floor, 2 baths, large eat-in kitchen and great room with fireplace. Doors from greatroom opening to nice deck. 869,900.00.

Cleveuood

Nice new neighborhood in the Wintervllle school district. This 2 story home is under construction on a wooded corner lotv Pass the winter comfortably In this 3 bedroom, 2Vk bath home that also offers formal areas. Kitchen with breakfast nook and bay window. 898.900.00.

Elaine Troiano, Realtor, GRI

ON CALL 756-6346

Arline Bamee, Realtor.........830-0543

Shirley Morrisoii, Realtor......756-6343

Mavis Butte. Realtor, GRI, CRS.. 752-7073 Jerry Butte, BnAer...........752*7073

Geraldine Alllgood,

Office Manager LwJ

lOIMI HOUSWi OFFOiltWnVThe Daily Reflector. Qreenvllle, N.C. Sunday. November29,1967 Oig

152 Lots For Sale

BY OWNS a 2.27 woodtd acrM,Wtntarvltto schools. Coll 756-5777.

CHSltRY OAKS Williams Stroot, woodad. Coll 513-298-7348

coltoct

Reolty, 355-6712.

#IND YOUSLF IN On ox elusive subdivision for under $28,068. Rumble Realty, 355-2042 or Janet Ricciarelll, 746-6991.

ONE HALF ARE-oneacre lots, wooded, less than 5 minutas from Carotina East Mall. For doublewldt*. (Owner financing). 756-5114 or 756-4815.

SMMAUOFFia

sums RFAITOR

At Red Banks & South Charles. THE CHARLES CENTRE. Beginning at $408 per month. Call Carl at Darden Realty 758-1983 nights and weekends 355-6558.

152 Lots For Sale

LOT FOR SAL- over 3/4 of an acre in county- -luet taw mitos out of town in WIntarvllle School District, Son Arthur wafor. $13J)00.756^1339.

Lf #0i^ALE-HOLLY RIOOE Subtavtoton-Rastrlctod. 7560935 attar 6 p.m.

ipftlN NtrABWI Near W.C.H.S. Let IM to waWng for a homa of Hs own. Call Rumbtoy Raalty, 35S2042 or Bill Fell 244-2913.

152 Lots For Sale

WVtttOflWolfSraon-vllto, 2VS to 5 acres. Avaliabto In now area wHh 1500 square tool minimum. Owner financing avaliabto. Heavily woodad and contoured with hills. Pricsd be-. twaen $12,500 and $20J)08. Call Juto While, Clark-Branch, 355 2800 or 7566886.

2.19 ACRES locatod between (rreenvllle and Kinston. Giaat secluded wooded lot. Call University Realty 35S-5S66 or Joan Hopper 7566142.

MOVING?

For free information on housing costs, taxes, schools, etc., across the street or across the nation, call toll-free 1-800-523-2460, ext. G849

o'Harris

OcSons, Inc.

7584711

200W.Tenth

Slonaybrook - Beautiful ranch on a country lot. This three bedroom 1V4 bath homo is well built and beautifully decorated. Listing Agent: Mary Catherine Spikes.

Near Unlveralty - Great for investors, presently rented. This three bedroom brick ranch featurea spacious living room, dining rooom with comer cabinet, eat-in kitchen, and hardwood floors throughout. Listing Agent: Faye Stewart.

Estabflelwd neigfiborfwod. Three bedrooms ^V^ baths, largo living room, kitchen with eat-ln area and maintenance free with brtck and vinyl siding. Listing Agent: Faye Stewart

Malntemnce tree brtck ranch featuring three

bedrooms, living room, spacious utility room and large fenced back yard. Priced to sell 40a. Listing Agent: Roger Davenport.

Bsautifu! NORTHWOODS. Nestled In hardwood forest these extra large lots offers the convenience of the city and the quiet of the country. You need to see Beautiful-Natural-NORTHWOODS.

Mec Henris, Genera! Manager 355-4078

JuHen Valnwrlgirt, Property Manager____756-6818

Eaabeth ModHn. .............753-3867

Roger Davenport. ..............5244832

Faye Blewart......On CeH.......783-2080

JsnCox.......................8304311

UbHarr!s.............. 75Mt28

Myra Day, Brokerage Manager.....3684082

Mary Catherine Spikes...........78B4MI7

Q.20 The Dally Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday. November 20,1987

152 Lots For Sale

I^ACRELOfTr road fr^ tag*, S2XI00 down, $170 monthly.

rthtefvlllo. i-7W^)M1._

VANCEBORO 7 residential lotsi 17,000 square (eet each. Call for this unbelievable price. Rumbley Realty, 3S5-204J or Bill Felt 244-2913.

VANCEBORO The streets are In, water and sewer are In. The subdivision Is ready to go. Will build to suit your needs. O; Rumbley Realty, 355-2042 or Bill Fell 244-2913.

WATERFRONT LOT in Holly Ridge. 5.6 acres. Large ^t house with deck, water, electricity; Deep well, many ornamen-tals, drainage system. 756-5346.

1 OR 2 ACRES Tracts near Ayden Grltton High School. Call 746-2764.

152. Lots For Sale

3.0 ACRE LOT located between vllle

Farmvllle and Sarat^ oH Hwy

364. Price 012,500. Call Worley Irtdge & 756-3500

Warren at Aid. Southerland Realtors, nights 795-3222.

9/10 ACRE LOT. 6 miles from Greenville on Old Creek Road, next to Barnhill Dairy. 522-4931.

153 Loans & Mortgages

BEING FORECLOSED 0N7

Don't let your mortgage holder clean you out! We will evaluate your situation In 48 hours or less. If your house qualifies, we will

pay you cash for your house and save your credit. Write B.H., PO Box 8072, Greenville, NC 27834,

give confidential details and telephone number.

153 Loans a Mortgages

DtAHOMOWtifc,

Good NewsI I can possibly help Thousands of mortgage

loan. You tay also be able to

you to save Dollars

on your home i

consolidate all those unpaid bills that you are now making high interest payments on And/or get that additional money you need to nsake some household improvements. All this and still make monthly payments lower than you are now making. No Broker Foe. Sound good-Let's talkl But call now-Tlme Is moneyl Call (919)362-0426 or 1-800-^-1519 day or night. Ask for J.D. 828-8679.

MOVING AWAYT Make the trip ineea-

ghter by selling those unn

Items with'a fast action Classified ad. Call 752-6166.

153 Loant* Mortgages

MINOftlTV BUSINfcsiSS Start off straight in '88. Business own packaging anywhere, any type. |100IM1,000,(MO for Inventory

caghal, relocation or expansion.

conventional or private.

Hurryl 1987 applications are limited. Call 757-1862 or 7564711, Mr. Barrett for details.

155

Resort Property For Sale

BATH; WATERFRONT LOTS -Beautiful wooded water front lots In Mixon Creek community. These lots range from $18,000 to $120,000 and the view is

breathtakliM. Call CENTURY 21 JANfT BOWSER &

ASSOCIATES, for your personal showing todayl These lots won't Call 355-^.

last! Call 355-

New Bomet^Choiu Locotioiu

NORTH RIVER ESTATES. 3 bedroom, brick home attractively decorated and ready to move into. Call today for your personal showing. High $40s.

NEW SECTION OF CHERRY OAKS. Enjoy the flow of this custom plan with double garage well under construction in Cherry Oaks. Three bedrooms, two baths, formal as well as informal areas all make this 1950 square foot home ajoy to own. 100s.

Patio Homes

3 bedrooms and 2 baths

Heat pump Central heat and air conditioning Rear patio

2 bedrooms and 2 baths

Masonite siding or brick veneer Landscaped and wooded with beautiful pines Conveniently located Quiet neighborhood Affordably priced in the 40s.

CANTERBURY. This Charming one story country home in siding has 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths. Master bedroom is complimented with a double vanity dressing area with walk-in closet. Full length front porch perfect for swings and hanging baskets. Low $80s.

SHERATON PLACE. Well established neighborhood in the city, convenient to shopping and schools. This three-bedroom, two-bath home with minimum outside maintenance offers all formal areas, a family room with fireplace, plus a double carport with storage. Low90s.

The Evani Company

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752-2814

Builders, Developers, Realtors

Jack Gordon, Brokw......355-5494

Winnie Evans, Broktr.....752-4224

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CAMELOT- 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, large family room and formal dining room. Carport, storage and deck on large wooded lot with fenced backyard.

RINGGOLD TOWERS-lf you haven't seen these delightful student condos, you've missed the best housing on campus. Excellent pricing and financing. Whether It's one occupant or four, we can fill your needs. Available for rent.

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157 . Townhouses For Sale

157 Townhouses For Sale

ATLANTIC BEACH 2 Iwdroom trailer, furnished, central heat/aIr, lot rent paid until April. 7S8-1371 or 8304335.

BAK ON THE MARKET! -Uls Ilka-new two btdroom townhouse features a spacious kitchon with country charm, llv-Ing/dlning combination with bay window and IVk baths. Convenient location and modestly priced at $39,900. Call Georgia Ralston at CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER B ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 756-5579.

0U^ IwmNOUi at Mou Craek-Baautlfully deco-ratad 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhouse generatet 8 sense of ipachMitnou and warmth with Its cathedral calling and fireplact In living room. Master suite Includes double vanity dreulng arta with large walk-ln closet \ over sized marble whlrlpo^ tub, as wall at a skylight. Priced to tall at mwo. Call Mable Savage at CENTURY 21 JANET BOVVER & ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 756-3098.

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LAKE OAStON MAR and Buyer's Guide - FREE - Call or writ# Tanglawood Realty, P.O. Box 116, Bracey, VA 23919, (804) 636-2204.

BEAUtlFUL 3 BEDflOOM-3Vb bath townhouse located In nice area. Lovely decor 8< 2 bay windows make this unit s^ial. Must see to appreciate. Priced to sell at $63,foo. Call Mable Savage at CENTURY 21 JANET . BOfNTER & ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 756-3098.

157 Townhouses For Sale

SEOOEPIELD TOWNES Only 3 townhomas left In this small complex, which provides a feeling ot single family neighborhood. Excellent workmanship, these brand new homes are designed for people on the go. Builder pays $1,000 of cost. University Realty 355-5866; Jean Hopper 756-9142.

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townhouse. Ilka new, lovely decor. Exceptional location. 1280 University Realty 355-5866; Jean Hopper 756-9142.

SEARCHING for the right townhouse? Watch Classltlad everyday.

LAROE 3 BEDROOM flat. Hick's unit Quail Rktae. 2000 square feat, beautifully decorated, large patio. Assumable loan to quallfM buyer. AMd S90's. Call after 6 p.m. ^262.

157

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THREE BEDROOM townhouM In Sheraton Village. Complimented with large-ilzed rooms, walk-ln cloiets, separate laundry room, pantry In kitchen, and fireplace. End unit, which assures more privacy. All this PLUS NON-GUALIFYING LOAN ASSUMPTION! Priced at only $56,000. Contact Janet Bowser, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER a ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 7564580.

2 tEDftOM tOWiSUSE m Upton Court, full bath In each with W bath downstairs, 3 cell

ing fans, large kitchen, 1,100 square feet, fully assumable 9!s% FHA loan, no qualifying.

qualifying. Call 756-5476attor 5:30.

2 BEOROOM Townhouse, m bath, fenced In patio, 1000 sq. ft. Located off Hooker Road. Has a No-Quallfying Assunwble Loan. No realtors please. 757-1111 or 355-2309.

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Ambit lif"2 tadrwrni, m both, townhouse. Super mietl Central location. Lots.of appliances and extras. Sorry no children or pets. $365.756-7400. ApAktMthT PA iylLit. Great location. Partially furnished. Two bedrooms, washer/dryer hookups. Call 756-1417 after 7 p.m.

APA*MENt^0RSUi;LV,2

bedrooms, m baths, all

anees, cable hook-up, tW Miles^ from ECU, bus service, available January 1, $320 a month. Cedar Court A^rtments. Call^ 757-0784.

CLOSE TO ECU 3 bedroom'* duplex. Central air and heat,* * hardwood floors, fresh paint.' $305.756-7480. *

Agent On Caii

Linda Gaddis 756-3291

Chris Flower 752-9698

NEW LISTINGS!

CAMELOT-Best price in the area! This charming home features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom/fireplace, eat-ln kitchen and spacious mudroom. Large landscaped lot. Low SBOt.

NEAR HOSPITAL. Discover this home located on a private lot offering 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large greatroom/dining combination and deck only minutes from the hospital. Low ISOs.

3102 OOeOOM wuve UWE EUSWOOTR REOUCEOI Ownws trsn. torrad and tnxkw* to Mill TMt Irl^Mtl totllly unlquo conltmporafy Is now ivllal)l. Almort 1,900 square loW with 4 bodrooms. 3 baths, 2 llraplaces, hugs dack, scraansd porch, oak floors, 9W*fl much, much more, all on a haavlly woodad lot. Uppsr SSO s. Call Linda Oaddla.

MIEXELBIIOOK-ln ona of GrMnvllla's tinasi nalghboihoods Is where youll lind this tovaly traditional four or five bedroom, 2Vi bath home offering all formal araM. Slluatad on an acre lot. $142,(00. Call Ann Summarlln.

WE8THAVEN-A wraparound front porch accents this traditional home on Kempton Drive. ExcellenI floor plan with an urrflnlshM third floor for future expansin. 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, targe kitchen and breakfast area with cabinets galore, greatroom and formal dining room, plus a deck. 1142,(00.

KEMSWOTON PAWt - Almost 1.300 square feet In this Ilka new bay window unit at Collndale Court. Two badrooms, 1V4 baths, all ap. pllancss, chalrrall In kitchen and IMng room. VERY ATTRACTIVE. Call Linda Gaddis. ^

tucker estates-Williamsburg chami throughout this kwaly home featuring 3 bedrooms with an additional room of the master bedroom Ideal lor study or nureary. Greatroom, dining room, 2W baths and a gwage. Large beautifully landscaped comer lot. You II be impressed with this home and the prical Call Chris Flower. OUML RIOOE - This ihme^todrooffl lownhouM Is a MUST SEEI 2W baths dining room, laundry room, greatroomfflreptace and grass-; cloth wallpaper, special trim, dack and storage room. Call Linda : QtddiS-

WOOORIOOE - Now complete and waiting for youl Featuring

stairs bedroom, 2 large bedrooms upstairs wiin apacwus waik-in ckreets bonus room great lor oiflcs or nursery, greatroom, kit- - ' room, formal dining room with hardwood floors.

deck, aH on an extra'iarge lot. CIom to mall In Wlntenillle School Diatrlct.

BEDFORO-Come and see the special features of this new home In Bedford. Four bedrooms, 3 baths, formal areas, recreation room, custom kitchen with JennaiW range and Corlan countertops, double garage, comer lot. Great price tor this area!

TUCKER estates-Everything youre looking lor describes this home In Tucker Estates. Counlry-slie kitchen and breakfast room, dining room, spacious greatroom. downstairs msstqr bedroom. 2 or 3 bedrooms upstairs, dack, outside storage, fenced backyard. Many extraal (124,(00. Call Unda Gaddis.

MLLiOALE - Great Starter home In quiet, established netghborhood, ckree to shopping. Two bedrooms, 1 bath, Hvtng room, sunroom, kitchen with Mparale eating araa, detached carport plus a spacious yard. 1 vi-year old Rudd heat pump and storm windows. All this lor tust (((,000. Call Ann Summarlln.

LEXMOTON square-Located near the downtown business district. this 2 bedroom, 1W bath charmer can be yours for toss than you think. Unit cornea equipped with ceiling Mvotor blinds, glass shelves, refrtgsralor and has just been painted Inside. Priced In the (40s. Call James Gibson.

WATERFRONT LOT - Perfscl for all walsrsporls. Almost one fuH acre with plenty of trees located In quiet Saw Mill Landing, Bath. (^000. Owner financing available. Cali Ann Summarlln, Hearthslde Realty, 3SS-36I3 or 355-7057.

Hearthside Realty

300 E. Arlington Blvd. 355-3613 Anytime

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Ann Summeriin 355-7057

James Giisson 355-2058

8C0GEFIEL0 T0WNE8-Spnd Christmas in one of these lovely townhomes. New N.C. Housing Loans available soon. Seller will consider lease/purchase. Only 3 left.

WINDSOR, LOT 1-Move light Into this beautiful 2 story home. 3 bedrooms, 2W baths, double heat-pumps and E-3()0. Beautiful decor and gorgeous lot.

ItM ANTLER ROAOHUGE REOUCTIONI Owner trqns-ferred-wants offer. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, study, greatroom with fireplace. Lovely decor. Delightful circle drive.

FOUR BEDROOMS at a reasonable price la hard to find, but we have It. Over 1700', 214 baths, fenced backyard, priced In the ISOs

AGENT ON DUTY

Jean Hopper 78S-0142

jMn Hoppw... ON CALL756-9142 ChariRS S. Forbas, Jr. 756-7157

Jack Horton........756-9797

Gail Johnston.......355-7984

Karan Graan........758-1500

Craig Haglar........756-6735

Llaa Barnaa........355-6866

Judy Sadowski......523-5960

Sandy Harrlaon.....752-2849

W.BradlayGray.....752-3899

Chip Dudnay.......758-7974

LizSamsal.........946-6867

Gian Miza..........758-4684

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Spacious new homes at Scarborough with great standard features such as range, custom cabinets, 10 year homeowners Warranty Program, dishwasher, gaiE^e, and much more. If ywure looking for a convenient location, and

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Monday-Saturday 12-6 and Sunday 2-

Developed and marketed by eastern North Carolinas homebuilder Morton Homes. Call 355-5786 for more information.

*Salc prIcB $56,950, down payment $2,350, loan amount $56,674.80 includes m.Ln (Vnent amount of $497.60 for principle Mid inteicit per month for a total

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2 large bedrooma

l\ baths

Thermopane windows

E*300 Energy efficient

Heat Pumps BClous floor plan autiful individual Williamsburg

interior

Patios with privacy fence

Washer/dryer hookups

Kitchen appliances

Custom built cabinets

' CALL 756-7647

^ Nights or Weekends 756*8580 .

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ON DUTY THIS WEEKEND 756-3500

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Aldridge & Southerland.

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anaryy attlclant. traa watar and aowar, OBttonal waahara, dryara, caMa Tv. Couplaa or amalas only. $m a nwntn. 6 rnonm toaM. mILE HOME RENTALS -Couplas or steitNoa. Aaartfnants and rnobim homaa m Aialaa Cardans naar Brook Valloy Country Club.

Contact J.T. or Tommy William 756-7115

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hook-ups, watar fumlahod. 5230

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CANNON COURT. 2 badroomT m baths, avallabla Novomber 21, rnonm to rnonm, 5375. Blon-cho ForfaoaRoalty. 756-2121.

Cherry Court

Spacious 2 bomvom townhouao wHh IW baths. Also 1 badroom apartmonts avallablo. All aro wim modom kitchen

and

llancas IncludirM compactor dishwashor. Cantral heat

and air. Froa basic cable TV, watar and aawer. Washer/dryar hook-ups plus laundry room, pool, sauna, tonnis court, club hotm. 752-1557

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Apartments For Rent

EASTBROOK AND VILUGE GREEN APARTAAENTS

One, two and threo bedroom apartmonts, footurlng coble TV, modom applioncos, cloan laundry facllltlas, twlmmlno pools, tullycorptlod.

ONIco:204EaslbrookDrlvo

752-5100

FAIRLANE FARMS APARTMENTS

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Wim FIroplaco A Coiling Fans 595 Security D^it 6 & 12 Leases Washar/Oryor

Connactlom Pots Cdndltional Two Full Baths In two A three bedrooms. New apartments available

AAONDAY-FRIDAY 9:30-5:30 SATURDAY 12-4 SUNDAY 1-4 1510 Bridle Circle 355-2195

Located off Hooker Road on Horseshoe Drive.

Equal Housing Opportunity

The Dally Reflector, Greenville. N.C. SurKlay, November 29,1987 C*21

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STTiiifioti sfaDNts. 2 bedroom units, one level, relax ad area. Walk, ride bicycia or Ecu bus to campus. Collage View Apartmonts. 5220. J.L Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors. 200W. tom Street. 75A4711.

POR RENT-IMMEDIATE

occupancy-2 bedroom duplox-101 8 Whito Hollow Road, just off 264 Bypass off of sm Sfieot. Fully carpelod. 1 bathroom, stovt and refrigerator fumlsh-od. Eloctric heat and air condl-tlonad. Yard maintained by owner. Rent 5250 a month. One rnonm rent regarded as security deposit, 12 month least. No pets. Contact Bill Laughlnghouse, Bostic-Sugg Fumltura Co., Inc., 401 W. tom Street, Greenville. Days 755-2513, night 756-9238.

DooD AREAI I bedroom carpet 5165 or 2 bedroom duplex 5280 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.

GREEN RI06E: 2 bedroom, 1V4 bath townhouse duplex. Close to hospital. 5325 per month.

UNIVERSITY Condominium. 2 bedroom, 116 bath townhouse. 5300 per rnonm.

CHEYENNE COURT, 1 bedroom-S23S and 2 bedroom 5275.

VERDANT STREET, oft Tenth Street, 2 bedroom, 1V6 bath townhouse, 5300 per month. Lease and deposit required.

Duffus Realty, Inc. 756-2675.

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FARMVILL 2 bedroom apartments, refrigerator, stove, patio, cabio roady, vary cloan and nk. 5250 a rnonm. 7n-4750

KINGS ARMS

Large I bedroom apartments. Carpetsd, modem kitchen appliances, heat pump for energy afflciant heating and cooling. Laundry facllltlas. 1209 Charles Boulevard. Office Apartment KM. Also Avallablo Furnished Apartments.

752-8915

KINGS ROW APARTMENTS

One and two bedroom unfur

nished apartments. Fully equipped kHoien, pool, 2 basketball courts, basic cable TV. 24 hour emergency maintenance. On site management and on site laundry. Now leasiirg.

Office hours 9 - 5:30, Monday -Friday. Located behind Western Steer and Hardee's on East 10th Street.

752-3519.

LANMWARK-I and 2 be<h-oom furnished or unfurnished apartments. Heat, air and water furnished. Short term lease available. No pets. Call 758 3781 or 756^0089.

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GreeneWay

Large 2 bedroom garden apartments, all with 7 closets, carpeting, kitchen appliances IncImUng dishwasher, cantral heat and air. Free basic cable TV, water and sawar. Laundry rooms, spacious grounds, and pool, abundant Pets allowed. Adjacent Greenville Country Club. (5295). 75A669.

LEXINGTON SQUAR~.

privacy, two bedrooms, 116 baths, air. Newly decorated, neat as a pin, comfortable and cozy. Taka a took for yourself. WILDWOOD VILLAS, Colleoa area. 2 bedrooms, 116 bams, air, 5350.

J.L. Harris A Sons, Inc. Real-lore,200W. IOmStrset7SA4711.

OAKMONT SQUARE APARTAAENTS

Two bedroom townhouse apartments. Fully equipped kitchen, pool, community room, tennis courts, cable TV. 24 hour emergency maintenance. Very convenient to Pitt Plaza and University Now leasing.

Office hours 95:30, AAonday-Friday, 1212 Redbanks Rood. 756-4151

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SHERATON VILLAGE

756-6666 or 355-BASS

1.800-525.8910 Ext AF92

Sheraton Village New luxury 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes. Excellent floorplans, private patio, storage, fireplace, celling fan, all appliances and more! Why pay rent when you can have all the advantages of home ownership for as little as $45,600. Price includes 3 points and closing costs. Call today or visit our model unit open every Sunday 2-5pm. Host Don Joyner

. ^ OFFICE HOURS:

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756-3000 The Home Sellers!"

Sat.. 10-3 Sun.. 2-5

NEW LISTING

Alice Moore Realty

201 Plaza Drive. Suite C, Greenville, NC 27858

__ 355-^12 Anytime___

On Call Alice Moore 752-2441

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Independently Owned And Operated.

BASS REALTY

2424 S. Charles St.

Broker On Call:

Ann Bass 355-6966

OPEN HOUSE 2-4 P.M. TODAY

NEW LISTING

5THAVENIII

WESTHAVEN-Pampered Beauty-better than new and handsomely decorated best describes this lovely Williamsburg home, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Master bedroom downstairs has large bath with skylight and large dressing area. 2 bedrooms plus, 'bonus room upstairs. Eat-in kitchen, formai dining room and famiiy room. Beautifuliy landscaped wooded lot. All this for only 1109.500. Call Shirley Little 756-7543 807. Host: Jeff Boswell.

NEW LISTING

The Neighborhood Professionals,,

Ann Bass.. .ON CALL.. .355-6966

Brian Jones............758-1775

Kathy Webster .......355-5712

Gaye Waldrop..........756-6242

Rita Quinn............756-1640

Shirley Little. .........756-7543

,Jeff Boswell...........752-9487

Sylvia Horswood........757-0452

Rufus Keel............830-0851

Audrey McMurray.......756-5559

Marty Cooper..........830-1173

EASY LIVING can be yours in this 3 bedroom condo. Spacious den with fireplace. Formal dining room and a kitchen with all appliances Out back youll enjoy casual entertaining with an oversized hot tub. Lots of extras. $54,900. *809. Call Ann Bass 355-6966.

NEW LISTING

SPACE A PLENTY describes the living area of this well maintained bedroom 2 bath ranch. Offers large kitchen and breakfast area, separati dining area and unique walk around fireplace in greatroom. Backyan adjoin acreage for privacy. Priced in the 50a. Listed by Jeff Boswel 752-9487. #808. ___

THIS LOVELY HOME qotgwrnr

selling Prolessionri'ly land-jcapn'l thp hart yarn slopes 10 a cri'en On the m^jide you 'mH find a great rooh' with a Kilchen and 'o-rpal dannq room grimtn 'salK'n ! tiedroorns T f)atr:s and rnur.n ne.u" $174 900.

FEATURED PROPERTIES

THIS NICE 3 bedroom, 1 horrie ran be yi.nirs

for only S51.000. Call oHiCf 'nr npecifn a Owner is anxious to sell

IF YOU ARE inokinq lor sp.ice at a reasonabir pie.f, llY . 4 bedroorri older honie on a doubU' lo' could be you's it 'S special, mU" 2 brepiai ng, one i;. master sude, large kitrhen an j (crqpoun den S195.000.

REDUCED. A lot Ol hou'^e (2,600 .quare fi.pt) m Oakrnont Formal roorris, pn'tty den i )(>dr()orns, ? baths plus attached apartment for teenagers O' master suite $104,000.

A I OVELY WOODED lot with 3 bedrooms and 2. tiaths can tie found in this home in Forest Arms Grdton at this drastically rerlm ed pm r^ .2 $48,000.

F mshly painted exterior, ne/, ro-f excellf'nt Imiv'

COUNTRY LIVING. A gorgeous Colom.il styiinf) n.rne with 4 bedrOoms^ V. ha'hn Tfus home m tnelt lO 'pand .fvlr' and olln'-, urPiy livuu; yy 'ri Iv flair $265.000,

THIS GORGEOUS 4 fiedioi.m home irm qiiai'*, TKin imdig- throuqhfml It he- tV'*"' wr'.iira'ii M'. !hi- seleraiyn buyer in mini a^' I'm a-..1' 1 a tnM ili'.ji f.tpa!', 'Oi 'I $132.500 N! W

CLUR PINES. Owners anxious fr>r .m ,,, i , t

tieiiroom, 2 bath.home Formal area'. sunken l.imily r.iotn with fm-plare Rf (XJ(.f 0 $87,000

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tras me nwmT'buikter h,m .sided unere.q ,tl $1 34 900. C.ib iiflice tor many Ttmr i^xpa'.

BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING makes this be,)iuorn . fia'S n iihi' ,.'1'. .itt'.u tlV' I' ' r. 1 sqr i' ' rd me I .' ',.u q.araqi $65.500 I I'l ! t

lOCATfD IN LYNNDAIF rms I- ydy hivrn 'Si'. 4 rje.ams n.ird.yn; it ,md irqud dOur:, md a Inee; . ri^ Gwni f is .m 11;ar. ,ind An i nn-,u1 . dr,'. *,nan' ''i : $116,000

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RINGGOl D TOWERS 2 bedrooms. 1 bath, all house-wa'es included Puced right, 2 bedrr)oms tor the irifr' ni one $45.000

SHENANDOAH New pamt and new carpet make

thr 2 tiedrni'Hs i' ba'h lownhouse ,a very good in'..',''d'Tient Pruarl right at $41.500.

NEW LISTING' mvf. h<!droor'i, 1. h.ath lownhnu ,e n p.. elleri! Ip' alu-n Possible rent wdh opt'sm to [i(r .If tsr $34,500.

AVAILABl.F IMMEDIATELY' This 3 bedroom flat lo .iteil in Windy Ridqe with Florida room includes ndnqerator, washer'dryer and window treatments .itul m rr'ady fm nr'w owners' $66,900

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COUNTRY CLUB EXECUTIVE PARK .s a new -.ut'div', SiO'i With .nlhiand institution buittjim; sites .iv.iilahle Lots are ptii ed fran; $50,000 to $99,000. Call '"a.u ti'-i de'.iils

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COMMERCIAL LOT AVAILABLE on 2b4 ByPassOnly .1 -.fior* di'.t in. 'r.arii Cily luTlits $17,500

RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SITES

Rf AVER DAM iedl..t140 ^27n $20,000.

PINfWOOD FOREST We.i.lmi lot 100 x2l4 $1 5,500.

I YNNDAiE WiK'ded lot 100 xlhO $34.000 CHERRY OAKS Nk e l a (.eeat Lm ation $28,500.

PARKER'S landing RIVER LOTS

12 LOTS ti 1 ri,.im,itel, ' u '.-u e,i, h $35,000 to $55,000

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1 1 I ;.,urel $45.000Homes From ^89,900 to M11,900Homesltes from $24,000

Crown Molding Microwave

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Directions: From Greenville Blvd. go South on 14th Street Extension past Brook Valley exit.

For more information call 355-3558

Typical Financing Example: Sales Price $89,900. Down Payment $9,000. Monthly Payment $724.95 Principal and Interest, plus tax and Insurance. M year loan $80 900 Loan Amount. APR 10.91%

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berfeoom, IVk bath townhouse Witt) dishwasher, disposal, Ice-maker, calling fan, washer/ dryer hook ups. $3 per month. Available 12/S. Vk month's rent free In Deoemberl 355-7741 or 830^2223.

MODERN 2 BEDROOM apart-

menf, Stokes Highway. Available December 1. Contact D. G. Nichols Agency . 752-4012.

NEW 2 BEOROM townhousa, carpeted, washer/dryer hookup, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, IVk baths, im East I4th Street. $325.752-8915.

NEAR HOSPITAL. 2 bedroom

NIE QUIET duplex. Appliances. Hookups. Near mall and hospital. 756-2671 or 758-9100.

Call 7576671 after 5 p.m.

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apartments for rent. Smith Insurance and Realty, 752-2754.

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Wbodlawn. Haat, hot and cold water, sawtr Includod, 0250. md545.7540635.

M llbiSM|200,coae tD canwue/2 bedroom house 0200. 734SHOMELOCATORS Fee. SRr-rDRilHlF 3 room apartment, 7560l74or 75^7212.

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square feet, all appliances, elegant turn-of-century and remodelad. 0350.752-0016. RINOOOLO TOWERS for reni efflciences, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, furnished. 752-2065.

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

Spacious 1,2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments 0200 SecuHW Deposit Required aeil TV,TENMISO)URTS,POOL ComwilsnttoShopplngandECU

Office hours 9a.m. to5p.m. Monday through Friday

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756-4800

fOWNHOUS for rent. 2 bedrooms. 1W bath. Convenient to mall/hospltal. 0350 nnonth. Prefer clean, neat person(s) 753-7103 days, ask for Kan. 756-5042 after 7:30

TWO BEDROOM apartment: 0300.102,004,006 WUlow Street.

7S64IS4S or 750^635. WlioioBSr 1V5 baths, central air/heat, sun-dck, no pets. Available December 1. 0310 month. Call atler 6 p.m. 756-7609.

HWO BE0RM apartment for rant. Hospital area. 757-1445. fSRTilDRooNT WIntervllle, air, water furnished. 0260.

ONE BEDROOM, Upstairs, Evans Street. 0175.

TWO BEDROOM, sir, carpet. Colonial Village. 0250.

J.L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Real-tora, 200 W. 10th Street. 750-4711.

TWO BEOAoOM duplex on Brownlea Drive. Available Decamber 14. Call 752-0179.

UNIVERSITY AREA Unl(^ one bedroom apartment with deck, 2 year lease, no students, nopets. Call 750-1355.

UTILITIES PAIOI 1 bedroom 0205 p^ OK or 2 bedroom 0295. 75mF5 HOMELOCATORS Foe.

WEDGEWOODARMS

2 bedroom, 1V5bsthtownhouses. Excellent location. Carrier heat pumps. Whirlpool kitchen, washor-dryer nookups, pool, tennis court . 355-6302.

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APARTMENTS CLOSE TO CAMPUS

2and3badroomtownhouses, ivii baths, fully carpeted, central heat and air, washer/dryer hook-ups, dishwasher, stove, retrigerter. Draperies included. Pool, swna, tennis court, NO PETS. Call 752-0277.

WOOD'SEDGE

Brand new spacious twO bedroom dupWxes located In a

quiet rwidantlal community In Heritage Village featuring: Greatroom with cathedral cmI-ing, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, washer and byer connections, energy efficient, outside storage room, private enclosed patios.

756-4151

I BEDROOM apartment, carpeted, kitchen wpliances, central heat/ air, $210.7h 0915.

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TWO BEDROOM duplex on one

acre let at Frog Lew. $275-1300. Call 756-4624 before 5 p.m. or 7566076 after 5 p.m.

HOUSING FOR THE PROFESSIONAL

BROOKNILL. Two bedroom fownlwmes available. 1V5 baths, all energy efficient appliances, outside storage. ^DUCED RATES.

03 BROOKNILL. Two bedroom tewnhome available. iVf baths. Whirlpool appliances, new outside paint, attic and outside storage, washer/dryer hookups. REDDCEDRENTI

A9 BROOKNILL. Three bedroom, 7Vi bath townhome. Energy efficient appliances, washer/dryer' hook ups, and fireplace. Outside storage. Short term lease available.

M3 E WILLIAMSBURG Manor. Reduced rent now In effectl 2 bedroom, IVk bath townhome. All appliances, washer/dryer hook-ups, and plenty of storage. Short term tease available.

TWIN OAKS. Three bedroom town homes available. 3Vi baths, all appliances, outside storage, and private patio. Short term lease available.

WILLOUONBY PARK. One bedroom apartment available. Fireplace, celling fan, all modem appliances, washer/dryer hook ups. Professional area. Water, sewer, and basic cable Included. Short term lease available.

WILLOUGHBY PARK. Two

1 apartments available January. NEWLY BUILT! Two full baths, alt modern appliances, fireplace, celling tan, washer/dryer hook ups. Beautiful color schemes. Upstairs units have cathedral callings. Professional area. Water, sewer, and basic cable Included. Short tern lease avail able.

WILLOUGNBY PARK. Three bedroom apartment available. Designer style flat, with 2 full baths, celling fan, cathedral ceiling, washer/dryer hook ups, and fireplace. Water, sewer, and basic cable Included. Short term

tease available.

6-A GREENRIDGE. 2 bedroom townhome, 2Vt baths, all appli anees, washer/dryer hook up, outside storage, ^ts. Close to hospital.

WEST NILLS. 2 bedroom flats available. 2V5 baths, all appliances, washer/dryer hook ups, outside storage with patio, Pets. Convenient to hospital.

31 ROLLINWOOD. Three bedroom clusterhome available NOWI Cathedral celling, fireplace, all appliances Including built-in microwave oven, disposal, washer/dryer hook M. All window treatments Included. ANic storage, six month tease available.

QUAIL RIDGE. Three bedroom luxury townhome, 2V^ baths, fireplace, all appliances, washer/dryer hook ups, attic storage and many extras! Six month tease available. Pool, tennis court, and clubhouse.

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(919) 758-6061

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I kEOROM^m^rt^^ fumlshod aparifwnt near University. Short term lease available. No pets. Call 758-3781 or 7566889.

letH SfET, 2 bedroom it, $285. Call 7586491 Or

7809.

2 BEDROM Apartments for rent. $270 and $310. Call 758 1277 between 8&5.

2 BEDROOM, 1 bath with laundry hook ups. $280 per month. Call CENTRUY 21, JANET BOWSER A ASSOCIATES 355^ 7800.

2 BEDbOM~ DUPLEX. $380

S- month, 2 weeks free stay. II for details, 551-2778 days, 3556054 evenings and weekends.

3 BEDROOM, IVk bath house In Country Squire. Carpeting, central heat and air. $350 per month.

STANTONSBURG ROAD 3

bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood floors-$330 per month.

Lease and security deposit re-Ired.

Realty, Inc. 756-2675.

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EOHoom duplex near ECU, Mlances, hook-ups, storage, central heat and air, freshly

painted, $305.756 7480.

3 BEbROOMS for ren> located behind The Athletic Club. Call 7526125.

3 BEDROOMI m bath house $300 or 4 bedroom $375 others too 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.

6 MONTH Lease, Wllson Acres Apts. 2 blocks from ECU. 2 bedroom, IVk bath, all appliances and washer/dryer hookups. $345 month. Call 830-1487.

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captains QUARTERS.

Reduced rent. Spacious 1 bedroom apartments near ECU. Dishwasher, stove and refrigerator. Water and sewer Included, washer hook up.

LANGSTON PARK. SPECIAL! First mopth's rent free. 2 bedroom apartments available. All appliances, washer/dryer hook ups. Water, sewer, and basic cable Included, five blocks from ECU.

PIRATES LANDING. Tired of sharing a room In the dorm? Come see our private furnished rooms. Utilities included. Share bathroom and kitchen area. LaunchY on site. NOW OFFERING REDUCED RATES and semester leases. Close to ECU!

JOHNSTON STREET One bedroom apartment available. All appliances, water and sewer Included. Two blocks from ECU!

REGENCY HOUSE. Corner of 5th and Reade. 2 bedroom, spacious apartments. Laundry facilities on site. Hot water and sewer Included. Walk across street to carnpus. SPECIAL: FIRST MONTH'S RENT Vi PRICEI

RIVER OAK One bedroom efficiency. Stove and refrigerator. 206 North Summit Street, five blocks from campus. Water and Included.

REMCOEASTINC. (919) 758*6061

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WARR0^l7^MMre^ brick, $1.25 a square foot. Negotiable, AAaury (Greene County). Days 747 2162 Nights 747 5883.

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microwavq, washer/drm, pool and tennis court prlvllegee. Phone35569M.

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bath, 4 mites East of Groanvtlte.

$225. Call 7566130._

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house locafed 3 blocks from * campus. $250. Brian Jones, Broker. 758-17750T 7566666.

avAilabl DECEMBEN I. Brand new home on East4th Street. Walking dlstance^from ECU. 3 bedrooms, iVi bat^ very spacious. $475 par month. All appliances inclu<M. Ml Brian Jones, Century 21 Bau Realty, 7566666 or 758-1775.

BROOK VALLEY. tur-

nished house,on 17th Fairway. 6 or 12 nfHmths. 756-2027 nighh. CONVENIENT LOCATION in Hillsdale; 2 bedroom home, with ^nances. Call 746-3532 or 247-

FOilNtAliiT 3 bedroom, 1 bath~ central haat and air, $275 a month. Call Raleigh, 266-7113 after 6:00 p.m.

HAHOYMAN S<*ALST2 bedroom $125/3 bedroom $190 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee. HOUSE FOR RENT 2300 plM square feat, 3/4 bedrooms, s^ titease,near ECU.$625.Call

3556160 after 5 p.m._

NEAR ECU, 3 bedroom hmwT inclbdes washer and dryer, ready to rent. Call Max, Jr. at 752-2W3 days, after6,3556748. PURCHASE Opthml 3 bedroT 2 baths, fireplace, qn Ppnd $400 71375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.

Rural, 3 IIoroom, 1 bam clean brick ranch, 116 acres, cari^, central heat and air, west of Greenville. Lease, deposit, references. 1-823-5056. THREE BEDROOM, one bath in Conetoe. Workslxjp. Available immediately. Call University Realty 355-5866 or W. Bradley Gray 752-3699.1272._

THREE BEDROOM, oil heat, central air, tease and deposit required, $425.7566509 after 5. -

THREE BEDROOM, IVi batk brick home, carpeted, dish- ^ washer, heat pump, washer and j dryer hook up, ItoO square feet. X-Convenient to schools, s^lng and churches. $400.752-4007. y,

THREE BDROOM 11i bath. Fenced yard, playhouse, storage building. IMS month. ^ Family preferred. 355-2992.

TWO BEDROOM two bath flat with loft, with over 1300 square feet. Immaculate, fireplace, *k private patio. Located off 264 A Bypass In Rolllnwood. Available immediately. $525 par month. Lease term negotWble. Call 3 Clark Branch Realtors, 355-2000

TWO BEDRoM, ivFyaVd: Pennsylvania Ave., $250. J. L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors, ^ 200 W. 10th Street. 7586711. j TWO BERRoOM house. East 10th Street, good location, $275. Speight Realty 7566156 night

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2 BE0R0M CONDO 1,050 square feat, all appliances, .j> fireplace, storage. $385 a month. * Call 328-7424ask for WOst. -6

DUFFUS REALTY.lNCa

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WORLD UADER IN RELOCATION

CHESTNUT ST. BARGAIN Pleasant Higgs 2 story Traditional with big values. City water, 3 bedrooms. us close to everything, high ceilings. Fireplace, possible 4th bedroom. See now! Priced at $21,500.

LOTS OF WARMTH Lovely Aydan home planned for comfort. French doors, formal dining room, 2 berlrooms, corner lot, fencing, storm windows. Plus pantry, near shops. Fireplace, possible 3rd bedroom or study. Good Investment property. 8S3.S00.

OFFERING SUCH VALUE Delight in the convenience of this attractive Village Grove cottage. Tree-lined street, carpeting, comer lot, storm windows, 2 bedrooms. Plus near recreation. Fireplace, vinyl siding. $36,500.

VILLAGE EAST TOWNHOMES Buy one of these beautiful townhomes. Absolutely great for couple, singles or for your student. Two bedrooms, IVi baths, living room, dining area, modem kitchen. Private patio. Only $39,500.NEW LISTINGSCountry $125,000

IMPRESSIVE STYLE Ranch offering poolside pleasure. On a full acre. Great family area, central air, greatroom, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, woodburning stove, citrus trees. Plus storm windows, carpeting. Fireplace, possible 4th bedroom or study.Tucker Eota tes $131,900WIN FAMILY CHEERS

Youll cherish this 2 story Traditional. Single owner. Dual cooling, French doors, carpeting, greatroom, formal dining room, foyer, 4 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, main-level laundry. Fireplace, walk-up 3rd floor storage.LyniMlale $244,900MAGNIFICENT ELEGANCE

Gorgeous estate. 2V^ story Williamsburg. Security system, crown mouldings, formal dining room, bookcased library, walk-ln closets, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, thermal glass, bay windows. Two fireplaces, brick exterior.

PERT COTTAGE

Discover the charm of this congenial Carolina Heights residence. Gas heat, carpeting, eat-ln kitchen, 2 bedrooms. Plus near bus recreation. Fireplace. A great starter home. $39,900.

OWNER BENEFITS Enjoy the comfort of this welcoming Downtown Ares bungalow. Carpeting formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Plus French doors, close to amenities. Remodeled, interior painted, new carpet, fireplace. $39.900.

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL

Cordial 2 story with real values. Eat-In kitchen, 2 bedrooms. IVi baths, thermal glass, easy^are landscaping, kitchen appllancas included. A must to see, we Invite you to comparel Price reduced/can't last! 341,900.

CANALFRONT BONUS

Spruce and trim beach house that's warmly livabla. Canal/rlvar views. Carpeting, screened porch, modem kitchen, 2 bedrooms. Boathouse. The kids will enjoy thisi $43,500.

ECONOMICAL HOME Delight in the charm of this attractive Regency House Condos residence. Rehabbed. Central air, kitchen appliances Included. 2 bedrooms. Also near shops-bus. Located across the street from the University. $43.500.

REAL VALUES

Super-sharp Simpson Area ranch highlighting comfort. Space for expansion, modem kitchen, 2 bedrooms, essy-care landscaping, storm windows. Farmers Home Approved. It's a beautiful buy! Priced at $42.900.

A REAL CUTIE PIE

Delight In the coziness of this cordial Sweetbriar ranch. Eat-In kitchen, 2 bedrooms, deck, space for expansion. Brick exterior. Sea nowl Priced at $43.900.

PRICE JUST REDUCEDI

Attractive Ayden ranch with nice features. Single-ownar cate. Great family area, central air, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, patio, storm windows. Large utility room. $44,900.

SMALL BUT SAVVY Snug University residence in nice locale. A sole owner. Heatpump, city water, 2 bedrooms. Plus near schoola - shops. Ground floor E Unit. Completely furnished, except linens. $45,000.

FOR BUDGET LIVING Delight In the charm of this congenial Regency House CkHidoe home. Rehabbed. Central air, kitchen appliances Included, 2 bedrooms. Also near shops - bus. Furnished. Across from the University. $46,000.

FORJUST-MARRIEDS University bungalow offering brick facade. Quiet street, great family area, hardwood floors, family room, extra-large closets, eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, screened porch, storm windows, city water. Fireplace. $48,900.

PRICE-REOUCTION PRIZEI

Neatly kept Hardee Acre* ranch. Great family area, central air, paddle fans, electric heat, carpeting, fencing, storm windows, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths. A genuine valuel Priced at $4B,900.

MUCH REDUCED PRICEI Cordial & comfy brick ranch thats neat and tidy. Quiet street, great family area, trae-llned street, cheery fireplace, central air, gas heal, hardwood floors, formal dining room, study. Dont miss the boat. $52.000.

PRICE REDUCEDI Hardee Acres ranch featuring brick facade. Quiet street, great family area, central air, carpeting, greatroom, deck, 3 bedrooms, IVi balha. Fireplace, garage. Good value at this pricel Priced at $53,000.

IDEAL CONTEMPORARY Engaging residence with cozy hearth. Newly decorated, energy features. Quiet street, heatpump, carpeting, eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, thermal glass, custom blinds, deck. New carpet and paint. Heatolator.

$43,500. VALUES SEE THIS RESIDENCE

Discover the charm of this attractive Kensington Park homo. Just one owner. Central air, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Plus near shops bus. Excaltent one story floor plan, a must to seel $53,900.

EXQUISITE UPKEEP Welcoming Edwards Acres ranch with charming waya. Quiet sliMt, great

fwnlly area, central air, carpeting. 3 bedrooms, IVi baths. Fireplace, house Is freshly painted Inside. $54,8

1,500.

REALVALUES

Enargy afficlancy is an added vNua. Under construction, ranch. Quiet straal, great family area, hatepump, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. FIrsplaca, garage, Wastmlnstsr Built, HOW Warranty. $S9.9S0.

FLASHI PRICE ROHICTIONI

Rolllnwood 1 Vi story cedar Contemporary offering vaulted ceilings. Central air, paddle fane, skylights, carpeting, greatroom, walk-ln closets, rd. Fireplace, beautiful decor. $61.000.

On Call This Weekend

Shirley Tacker

REALTO, GRI

Office Open 1*5 PM Sunday During Non Office Hours Please Call 756*6835

courtyard.

FOR EASY CARE SEE THIS RANCH

WILLIAMSBURG HOME PLEASURES

Welcoming 2 story with lots of warmth. French doors, carpeting, greatroom. eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, thermal glasa, patio. Fireplace, pool and tennis court privilege w/Homeowners dues. $54,900.

RANCH UVABIUTY Country Place residence with sparkling upkeep. Only one owner. Quist street, great family araa, haatpump, paddle fana, carpating, aat-ln kitchan, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, thermal glass, manicured lawn. Fireplace. 56.000.

PRICE CUT. MAKE AN OFFERI

Friendly College Courtfna|PI%*ghfM|ng comfort. Hardwood floors, foyer, 3 bedrooiM|MbiMFIi#i# Brick exterior. At this price - call nowl Priced hjUmK MLM^

MELLOW CHARM Cordial Rolling Meadows ranch designad for living. Newly built. Quiet street, heatpump, carpeting, greatroom, thermal glass, deck. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplace Westminster Built Home. Nice family area. $57.950.

ENTICING PRICE REDUCTIONI Kingston Placa brick home with equity valuaa. A sola owner, first Moor unit, central air, carpating, kitchen appllancas Included, awlmmlng pool, 2 bedrooma, 2 baths. Ckmdominlum. Great for your student. OiB.OOO.

HONEY CHARM University 2 story Csps Cod lor csrsfrse living. Paddle fans, study, woodburning stove, deck, city utilities, 2 bedrooms. 1V6 balhs. FIrsptacs, single garage, aluminium siding. $50.800.

FOR QUIET UFE8TYLE Enargy efftclancy Is a dsslrabla fsaturs. A fresh and new ranch. Qraat family area, haatpump, carpeting, eal-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Firsplace, garage. Westminster Built, HOW Warranty. $51,950.

SMAU HOME JEWEL Thrifty Rolllnwood Contemporary featuring special louchea. Central air, carpeting, greatroom, walk-ln closets, modem kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, patio. FIraplace, loft area, prvala courtyard, cluster home. $59,000.

RANCH PRIVACY

Enargy efficiency brightens this cheerful Rolling Meadowi raaldence. Under construction Quiet street, great family area, haslpump, carpeting. Braplsce, garage, Westminster Built, HOW Warranty. $59,980.

Enjoy the charm of this Inviting Rolling Meadows reaidenca. Spanking new. Central air, carpeting, greatroom, oaMn kitchan, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, thermal glass. Masonry fireplace, E-3IX), custom oak cabinets, 4 ceiling fans. $61.000.

CHEERFtnXYCOZY

Friendly Coghlll ranch for family living. Quiet straat, great family area, hardwood floors, patio, storm windows, 3 bedrooma, 2 balhs. Fireplace with gas logs, nica area next to College Court. $61300.

CORDIAL* COMFY Enjoy the charm of this attractive Arilnglon Plaza IVi story Czqw Cod. Central air, elactric heat, carpating, aat-ln kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Plus near shops - bus. Fireplace, garam.

IT CATERS TO KIDS Lovely ranch needs cosmetic work. Central air, hardwood floors, formal dining room, foyer, family room, aat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lancing. Fireplace, screened porch, double carport. A stunning buyl $64,900.

PRICE-CUT OPPORTUNITYI Smart Elmhurst 2 story Traditional with style appeal. Great family area, warm hearth, hardwood floora, formal dining room, den, study, many bullt-lns, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths. Worth aaalng, worth owning. $69,900.

GENEROUS KITCHEN

Country-Chlcod ranch with parky flair. 2-car garage, central air, carpeting, fwnily room, woodburning stove, fruit treta, storm windows, 2 bedrooms, 2 balhs. Fireplace, posatbte 3rd bedroom. $74,900.

CATER TO FAMn.Y NEEDS Rewarding Country 2 story farmhouse with price appeal. Restored, on a full acra. Greatroom, dan, oat-ln kitchen, 3 bsdrooms, 2 baths, live oak traea, deck. FIraplace in kitchen aras, brick axtsrior. $78,000.

PRICE-CUT OPPORTUNITYI Roomy spaclouanass that anhancea family life. 2 story Contemporary, only on# owner. Great family area, central air, cathedral callings, natural woodwork, greatroom, formal dining room, foyer, dan. $75,000.

BEOm A NEW Lire m THIS RANCH Hospitabte Camalot horns oftsrtng raal warmth. Central air, hardwood floors, formal dining room, foytr, dan, aat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, side drive. Braplaeo, vary nice home with all formal areas. $77,900.

HOSPITABLE CONTEMPORARY

Cheery fireplace brightana this gem. KM-glova care, radwood. Great family area, alactronic door opener, central air, cathedral callings, greatroom, sunroom, thermal glass, aasy^ars landscaping. $78,000.

NICE AREA

Super-sharp Englewood ranch with parky flair. Only one owner. Central air, gas haat, hardwood ftoora, foyer, don, patio, 3 bedrooma, 2 balhs. Largo den with firaplac# and living room with firaplaco. $71,500.

LfVE ENJOYAU.Y IN THIS R^H Dollght In the charm of this engaging SImpson-Mlllbrook Subdivision homo. Under construction. Formal dlnlna room, walk-ln clopots, now kitchan, 3 bodrooms, 2 baths, thermal glass, deck. Greatroom wUh Masonry Firaplaco. $79,900.

SMART RANCH-TYPE

For plus valas tee this Cherry Oaks Titedltlonal home. Firat-ownar prida. Formal dining room, walk-ln dosata. Firaplaco, sallar will pay $2000 points and/or closing cost. Quick6ate; prica^utl $83,900.

PRICE-CUT OPPORTUNITY Bright Canterbury IVi story Wllllamoburg with ntca touches. Sparkling new. Carpeting, greatroom, formal dining room, foyer, modem kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Flrs^4tta, worth soeing, worth owning. $17,800.

INVEST IN VALUE Brittany RIdga 2 story Traditional tor family llvlng. Newly built. Qraat family area, central air, groatroom, formal dming room, 3 bodrooms, 2Vi balhs. Plus deck, carding, ftrMtecq, masonite siding. $19,900.

REWARiniO TRAOITI^

Dlscovtr the convanlonoo of thia engaging 2 story. Under construction, cul6s-sac sattlng. Dual cooling, oaipollng, greatroom, foytr. Brick lira-place, tilting thermal Windows, Cantarbury Subdivisin. $91,900.

CEDAR CONHMPORARY SPARKLER 2 story with real parsonaMy. Haatpumix graatroom, thermal gitsa, patio, 2 badrooms, 3 baths. Plus near sh^ FItaplaca. loft could bo convsrtod to 3rd bedroom. Evanswood. $94,900.

PRICE CUT. MAKE AN OFFER!

Lovely 3 story Traditional wKh honwy apace. Chaaiy hearth, greatroom, formal dining room, foyer, oal-ln kitchan, 4 badroomt, 2Vi baths, bay win-dowa, fencing. Unflnlahad 3rd floor. Storage bulMtng. 1109,900.

GRACIOUS ELEGANCE Enargy afficlancy sola off Ihia altraoltea Woalhavon III 2 alory Williamsburg. 4 bsdrooms, 2Vi baths, bay windows, privacy wall, aids drive Plus deck, family room. Firaplaco, pooslMo teosa with option to buy. $114,900.

RANCH TRANQUIUTY

Generous kitchan htlghlsna tMs Invlling Falkland Hwy. raaktence. On a full acre. Central air, paddte fana, hardwood fhwra, tamgy room, Jann-AIr range, 3 badrooms, 2 baths, patio. Plus pantry. FItiptee. $117,000.

RESTRAINED 0PUUB9CE Vary sharp Prastlgloua Easthaven ranch. Central air, orown mouWlnga, formal dining room, aal-ln Mtohon, 4 bodrooms, 3 baths. Plus scrsanad porch, hardwood floora. tevga Iraaa. Prims woodwork throughout, don with fireplace and privata vtew. $ltS.OOO.

COUNTRY SENSATION Custom aloganca Ranch on a full aoro. Qraat family area, central air, greatroom, 3 badrooms. 2 baths, woodburning stove, ollrus traos. swimming pool. Firapiaoa, poaalblo 4ib bodfoom or study, ItS.OOO.

HIOHUOHTINO COMPORT Bright Tucker Ealatos 2 atory TrtdHlonal promising happy <tay6 One owner. French doors, carpeting, greatroom, formal dining room, foyer, 4 badrooms, 2Vk balhr FIraplaos, walk-up 3rd floor storage. $181.900.

SfND6NJT UPSCALE BHOWPUCE Breathtaking 2 story Conlomporary. Brick, skillfully sltmf on 3.6 aoraa. Crown moukHngs, wood pwwHng, family room wHh wM bar, gteas walls. Doubl^aiport. Dog pan. Four horao bm, tack and hay room. I1SI.00B.FalklanilHwy. $117,000FEATURING NEAT EXTRAS

Country kitchen is an extra appeai. Ranch on a fuii acre. Centrai air, paddie fans, hardwood fioors, famiiy room, Jenn-Air range, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, patio. Pius pantry. Firepiace. Priced so right!

TRADITIONAL HOME HARMONY Friendly Waathaven VII home loaded with extras. Under construction. Carpeting, greatroom, formal dining room, multi-purposa room deck. Fireplace, poseible 4th bedroom or playroom, unfinished 3rd floor. $139,000.

TANTALIZING SHOWPLACE HONE aasslcal Bedford 2 atory Traditional. Brand new. C<y fireplace, central air, formal dining room, fwnlly room with wet bar, walk-in closets 4 bedrooms, 3Vi baths. Flu* pantry, foyer, deck. First floor bmltoom. $149,500

VIP DREAM HONE

Lynndala 2Vi atory Williamsburg oputenca. Security syatsm, orawn mouldings, formal dining room, bookcasad library, walk-ln olosate, 4 bad-rooma, 3 baths, thermal glass, bay windows. Phis fencing, automatic sprinkler system, shutters. Two flraplacaa, brick axtsrior. 8x44,900.

COUNTRY SANCTUARY 2 story brick Colonial statellneaa. Fastidious cara, on 100 acras. Ornate callings, crown mouldinga, wood paneling, formal dining room, sarvanis' quarters', maid's room, country kitchen, 6 bsdrooms, 5Vi balhs, circular drive, terrace, bam, horse facilities. Separata Maids Quarters, Large Stable and Pastures. $650,000.

CEDAR COURT INVESTMENT Seven great condominiums. Each two bedrooms, 1\i bi4ha, living room, dining area, modern kitchen, patios. Stoves, rafrigarators, dishwasher. All savan units for 8X59,000.

GREENFIELD TERRACE A lot la now available in Greenfield Terrace. Just right for your new homo. $7,000.

GREENWOOD FOREST LOT A lot la available on the Medical School side of town. In pretty Greenwood Foraat. Buy and build $10.000.

GILEAD SHORES * Nice lot In thia line area Use and right of way to boat ramp and pter. $11,800. HIGHWAY 90* NORTH

Building lot with 130 foot frontaga. Good location for your homa. 1,000 square feet minimum. $IX,000.

CANDLEWICK ESTATES Near the hospital and In this great subdivision. This lot will accomodate that naw homa that you want to build. $IX,950.

SOUTH DE OF TAR RIVER Approxlmataly M.31 acras located on the Ter River In Qrtmealend. Fetm-land both dear end wooded. Haa about 200 feat of fronlaga alona lha river. $1X0,000.

LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT Near the Medical District. Farmland both clear and woodad. Forty fiva acres at $15,000 par acre. Great for residential developmant.756-5395201 Commerce Street

Thalflip Whftahwrat, REALTOR. ORI, CR8.........SS8-t9M

Cathwliw Cimeh, REALTOR !............SSS-f 14

ShlfkyTacliOT, REALTOR. GRI............ ,746*4M5

LUea Stott. REALTOR........................78I-411

Kay Davie. REALTOR........................384-498$

Mary ScwMar, REALTOR.....................38S-4898

Fraacta Harria. fEALTOR.....................784-8489

Awm Dttfftte, REALTOR. QRl..................784-8444

Jack Oaffaa. REALTOR. GRI. CR8............. 784-8898

173 Housm For Riiit

fWMRBiarabrthia>5orbig 3 tadraom 1375 wind (dr ^ 7S2-137S HOMELOCATORS Fw.

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II74M5

carpvM " liood

brkk hwnt, nin ..

In Aydwi. Aflw , call 745^1.

3 60M. 3 bafl; iioiin lonlad on Pwnllco Rivw, 25 mlnulM away from Groonvltle. Hoating and air nndlflonlng, graatroom and larga^ atona liraplan. tIN par monlti. Call aflor3,l*-270V.

174

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Townliousts For Rout

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Brookhill, 3 badroomt, 2M battw, 1400 aquara (aat, atova, rtfrlgaratar, tfahwaalwr, pool and tannia court. 1500 par month. 1 yaara laaaa and dapoalt raqulrod. Call Clark BrwidiRa-aHora at 355-3000.

AVAILABL DECEMBER 1. nowly dacoratad 3 bedroom, near Graanvllla Athlatic Cantor. Call Joannotta Cox Agency, Inc. 755-1322.

WuptoN couBt, 2

bodrooma with full batha In oach, V5 bath downataira, 3 nll-In^fana, $450. Call 755-5475 attar

IWiN OAKS 3 bodrooma, 7Vt batha, firaplan, 1450 aquara foot. Avallabla immadlataly. Alao, 2 bodrooma, 1V5 batha. Collin AAoora & Aaaoclatea, 750-5050.

2 BEOkOOM, m BATH, off Hookar Road, new paint and carpot, $350 par month plua deposit. Call ^1071 daya,^1972 avanlnga,

3 BEDROOM, 2 bath flat at Branckanrldga, 1100 aquara faat. No pota. $3wW month; lean raqulrod. Call 755-9070.

2 loBM 1V5 bth ap-pllancaa, dlahwaahar, mkrowavo, many axtraa. Quiat area. Ideal for profeaaional. $355.755-7400.

174 Mobile Homes For Rent

l^i^'g;W.3baISma,2

batha, pwrtlally furnished, maximum 2 chlldran, month to month. $375.

SIMOLE WIDE, 2 bedrooms, partially furnished, maximum 2 chlldron, month to month. $175. J.L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors, 200 W. 10th Street, 750-4711.

174

Mobile Homes For Rent

Mb LeASEI 2 bedroom $170 fur-mahad or 3 bedroom 3 bath $295 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.

bAKWOOD ACbEi, furnished 2 9:00p.m., 755-2495.

ONE 3 bedroom trallar-unf-urnl^. $150; One 2 bedroom trallw-unfumlshod. $150. First mor^ rant plus $150 deposit. 7w4t13*

MfVATf Lbr, 1/3 mile from foim, very nin, 2 bedrooms, 2 batl^ clean, no pats. $225 a month. 755-4155 night only.

BtbkbbNL central heal, window air, water furnished, couple or singlea only, no pats. Uaaa/daposlt. $150. Call 1^ 4241.

TRb'bCbkbbM washer

central haat/alr. Fully furnish-ad, carpeted, conveniently located. M pets, no children. 755-2927.

fWb BEbkbOMi, furnished, washer, no pets. Call 7554B54. TWO REOROOM nwblle hon: washer/dryer, air. Call 745-4575 between3:W-l0p.m.

1 AND 2 bedroom /Mobile homes, $130 Md up. Also Mobile home lot for rent. No pets and no children. 758-0745.

14x54 OAKWOOD, Lot 20 Taylor Estates, 2 bedrooms, semi-fur-niahed, $190.750-2514.

1901 14x55 3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, cable hd(up, front deck. $200 a month. Shady Knoll. 355-7732.

174

Mobile Homes For Rent

1S1

Office Spece For Rent

2 BEMobMS,~ unfurnished in Greenville. $125 per month. 753-3003or 752-7148.

3 BEDROOM MOBILE home on private lot. No pets. Call 752-7312 or 753-5072.

2 kkokoOM Mobile Home for rent. $185 per month. Located at Ball Arthur. Call 355-7042.

2 BEOkoOMI $125 /Mg 3 bed room $150 both on private lots 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.

3 eibkOOM Trailer, which Is totally electric and complelaly furnish. No peto allowed. Depps-It roqyhed. If Interested please callB-530lbelweon8Si3.

l5fSlf?*RllF^8^

suites tor rent on Commerce Street. Gaylord Builders, 755-SSSO.

NEW OFFICi sOitES for lease. 1 suHe with 4 offices, recaption room, walk-ln storage, coffee area and bathroom, 1,101 square feet. 1 suite with 3 offices, reception room, waik-ln storage, coffee area and bathroom, 1,192 sMre feet. Call Ollle Harringhxi Son Builders 752-5085.

Mobiie Homes Ljots For Rent

antnsaresm

with saptk tank. Highway 118,2 miles south of Grl^ at West Acres. $50 per month. Quiet location. Contact Ron

OFFICE SPACi P5R kENt 500 square feet and lOOO square feet Parliament Place. Call 758-4333 days, 755-5077 nights.

OFFICE FOR RENT Imater 2,000 ft. 105 Ar

Blvd. Call 7564300.

752-21 or 758-9123. _

Nick Lot in a clean, attactlve park In Greenville. $55 a month. Days,7-7148.

Nick SINGLE WIDE Or double wide spaces for rent. Call 755-5114or 755-4015 anytime.

ONE SINGLE OFFICE AND (two) three office suites available In Williamsburg Commons Office Building, 323 Clifton Street |ust oH Arlington. Call Joe/Moore 755-98.

kETAIL OR OFFICE mace, 20x55, $225 per month, Qi^ Street, Grifton. Call Mike Phillips, 3554110 days, S24-71 nights.

181

OHice Space For Rent

OFFICES-OFFIIES-OFFICES Small-Large-Raasonabte. Call Joeat752-j7.

FOR SALi BY OWNER 102 E. Baywood Lane

7S6-22W

AnytlnM Weekends; After 4:00 Weekdays

Westhaven Subdivision, 3 bedroom, 216 bath, formal areas, kitohen with breakfast area, sunken den,

"ISS'toS iiSSST'""

181

Office Space For Rent

iik OX-1^ walk around, like new. fe,000. All options and electronics. Low hours. 758-2300 days, 758-1742 nights.

eVeral bFkibl suitks and Individual rooms available. Including utilities. $7.50 per square foot. Downtown and Arlington Boulevard area. Call Clark Branch Realtors 355-2000. SUltE OF 4 OFFICES with private toilet consisting of 500 square feet; has adequate parking and In heavily traveledarea with excellent expo 1075 or 7584423_

TNREE ROOM OFFICE suHe. Janitorial and utilities Included. Ch^ln-Llttle Building, 3105 S. Menwrlal Drive, 755-1234.

exposure: 755-

tWO OFFICkS for rant, one for $145 per month, one for $155 per nfKmfh, utilities InclucM. Excellent location, 3101 South Evans Street at Greenville Boulevard. Call Leasing Professionals 355-3788.

4-ROOM OFFICE SPACE available at Arlington Centre, can be used as one suite or Individual offices. Call 755-9400.

GRIFTON

IN GRIFTON, This beautlfui 2 story home located 2 biocks from indian Traits Country Club, 4 bedroom, 3Vi baths, living room, dining room, large den with fireplace, large kitchen, brick floor, built-in microwave, dishwasher, range, garage. Two heat pumps, comer lot, 2642 square feet. $103,900. Call George Saleeby Insurance & Realty, 5244191, nights 5244088.

IN Rooms For Rent

5irkA Ufi ^kOkOOM, private bath, separate entrance, near Unlveraity. Heat, air, and utilities furnished. Must be serious male student or protos-sl^l. 755-5409 after 5:00 p.m. Nkw Large room and small room and bath for rent. $150 a month. 752-2315.

PIRATES LANDING

200 W. Eighth street

Private furnished rooms tor rent, utilities Includsd. Share bath and kitchen. REMCO EAST, 7584051.

kdOM FOR RENt In rlfton ter female.' Fully furnished. M^ate bath mm living area. Kitchen, washer/dryer, $150 plus futilities. 524-5174after 7.

142 Roommate WentefI

FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTEO-reasonable rent, accomodation with private bath. Call 94548250T 757 1251.

RESPONSIBLE serious male roommate wanted for /Medical Oaks apartment. $135 plus W utilities. Call 7574751.

The Dally Reflector. Qreenvllle, N.C. Sunday. November29,1967 C-23

142 Roommate Wanted

kOOMMATE to SNAR fur-nlshad 3 bedroom house. Private bafh, washer/dryer, fireplace, cable, double garage, nice neighborhood In cite. $115 per nMnth, to utllitos. 755-5W5 ask tor Gordon.

OMMATES WtkD tor 2 contomoorary homos in Roilln-wood. Lott, fireptaca, private bath, many extras. Call ^12 or 3554515.

TO HARE VERY NICE fully furnished 1915 mobile homs witn trig private room and bath, convenient to ECU and Greenville, to rent, to utilities. Call 758-7142 or 752-5971.

144 Wanted To Buy

wood tlmbor. Pamlico Timber Company, Inc. 7554515, nights,

WANTED TO BuV Victorian furniture. Call 1-945-7184. WANTED TO BUTplne hard-wood timber, and land. 7454455, after 5:00 745-3537.

WANTED TO BUY: Oollhouse. 755-7540.

quality

construction!

Jimmy A. Hughes, President

Custom

Quality

Construction.

(919) 355-7627

105W. Greenville Blvd., ie,N.C. 27834lOLLINVVXD

\Rollinwood Homes New Model

Our new model is spacious and beautifully decorated and best of all, it's for salell Featuring built-in microwave, a corner Jacu22i tub, mirrored walls, spiral staircase and all appliances. Your family will love the large loft overlooking the greatroom and dining room with skylights. Every home features a large courtyard, which offers much privacy, and outside storage. Choose from 2 large bedrooms up to 4 bedroom plans to suit any family need. Youll love the convenience and maintenance-free lifestyle here. Home under construction and starting at *59,900. Many options available. $2000 In polhts and/or closing costs paid by seller.

CLARK-BRANCH,REALTORS<^

Phone 355-2000 or 7504511 afternoons or 756-1997 nights

Sears hnandalNetwoik

RIVER BLUFF

2 bedroom townhouses

1 bedroom garden apts.

758-4015

HOUSE FOR SALE

Brick house located at 418 Pittman Drive, two blocks from Memorial Drive. Five rooms, includes family room, one working fireplace and a second chimney for a space heater. Central heating and air. 1,967 square feet including porch areas. 80 x 115 wooded lot, large backyard, double carport. Small amount of traffic, ideal for children.

CALL MARY COX AT 756-6306 OR WOOTEN LAW OFFICE AT 752-3129 FOR APPOINTMENT

WESTHAVEN V 503 CEDARHURST RD.

TWO YEAR OLD farmhouse style home. Large (17'8*

X13'2*) master suite with ceiling fan, wMk-ln closet and private bath. Two more bedrooms an another bath (upstairs). Downstairs, greatroom (13'2* x 24') with fireplace and ceiling fan, dining room and front entrance have hardwood floors, eat-in kitchen with removable Island, powder room and laundry room with pantry. 12' x 13' deck, fenced yard and attached storage. Owners must sell quickly!

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME!

Less than thirty minutes firom Greenville. 1.66 acres. Over 1600 square feet plus two out buildings. Only $52,000!

CALL

ERA CARSON AND TYLER REALTY 756-8666/355-5110COLDIUeUL

BANKER

W.G. BLOUNT & ASSOC. REALTORSect tiiebesiOPEN HOUSE

COLDWELL BANKER

I,,.. - r - ;|cnnot oejciib* the magl(!cne!ln^^!n^ IIW new home In Greyteigh The 25 16 kitchen lealures a to loot wofX 12^' PiiWy. 5 n celling molding 6 spacious bay aaling M.

I bedroom sulla includes gsidan tub snd shower, diessing area and I ?^? 1U)or% throughout downotairo. 2 full otaircaMS

lllnl^ 3rd l^r Taka OraanvlHa Bhrd rn Qransvllle Or In Lynndala. lUia imrt lift on Martinabofo. takt Outtn Annas to Dupont Circla. Taha rtohtOPEN HOUSE

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M P.M. SNBUTON VlUAOC. New lusuiy 2 and 3 btdroom iawihhomas Es csilani Noorpisns, prhrais patio, storage, tirapiaeo, calling Ian, an ap-pHtncat and moial Why pay ram whan you can haya aH tha advanlagas ot homa ownarship lor aa llltla is 646,fOO. Prica includaa 3 poima and cloaing coala. CaN today or visit our modal unit opan avary Sunday 24 p.m. Hoat; Don Joynai.OPEN HOUSE

M PJI. TW HOME your lamlly datatvaa: quM natghborhood. 3 badroom brlck^h grM lloor plan, chain link tanca In backyard, outsMa bulWIng ^ Dad and kidt. Taka lOth St., turn rtght on Graanvllla BHd at Haatlngs Ford Taka lirtt stiaat on rtght (Alaxindar 811 First housa on rtght Your HoaUStanCharry fl78.OPEN HOUSE

S4 P.M. MW DUPONT. Four badrooms and lormsi araaa prowda loada ol kv-kig tpaca In ihla brick homa locatad in a tina aatablltnad natghboftmod. Tha larga lancad backyiid It partact tor chiidian and pats Location la con-vardant to iho^ng and sohoolt Whal a buy In tha law Itta TMw Evina Sliaal Ext. to Plnawood Drtva. Taka lalt Taka rigtn on Dupom wM look lr tigna Yoor Hoat: Bm Woodant. f 104NEW LISTINQ

ONtVONlOPiTt "..InoonvamenKNMMaGlaMi.WanawiEtoobad-loom lowiihoma, .< a loH whtcti rsn ba u6ad w a imrd DatHootn, dun or playnwm This unn wat custom iinlshad with lovaly wsDpspar, upgiadsd oaqwl and baaulHul light ttxiuraa Sat your appamtmtnl new batoia n gala away. Call BIN WoeoiM M toSWM or/a*4MS. 9188

Single Family

$37,500 - INVESTMENT PSOPeRTV In Aydan thrae baditxxn homa wim one bath currantly rentad with good rantel Mstoty Call today Stan Cherry. t16B.

$42,500 *IMS.TC.TC46E4l Is what you'll gat with this 2/3 bedroom housa on large comer lot. Htcomiy raluibtthad Inalda and out with new apptlancas. All this and a convaniant location can be youra tor 142,609. Cll today belora IMt one gats away. Alto great Invatt-mam proptity. 9160.

$44,000-8WMET AVENUE. Move In kiMnadlMaly and Ma advwi-ttga oi Ihia 3 btdmom home. FaMutaa Him Includa, Nvtng room with fliaplaea, dimng area and lancad m yam Located near paili. CMI Kanny Fiiher tor your paraonal vtawtng. Only t44JI8 917S. $40,900 con 2 lOnooH brtck honw with tpacloua Nvtng mom lor the growtng tsmlly. FoMuraa eal-ln knchtn, dtning room, laundry room. ulHlty room. den. oulalda atoraga, a 2 car carport and your own paean orchard. Call lor showing. Evelyn Steward. 9191.

$47,900 - OUTSTANONO NOME M WEATHMQTON NEMMTS-A homa that hat bean loved and cared lor. Located In the populw Wimatvllla School dlsthct this 3 bedroom. bWh Brtck Vanaor la truly an outstanding showplaca. Call today tor your showing BUI Woodard 9139

$49,500 COUNTHV LtVMQ AT ITt FECSTI One ol the btsi buys aioundl Ses IMs 3 bsdroom ranch with over 1,400 squire leal. It's on a targe lot fuat minutaa Irom Giaanvllla. It's pricad rtght to boot CaH now tor your thowlng. BIN Woodard. 9142

$49,900 - HEM THE (MEAT PLACE tor your homa ownarthip to begin Wa hava a raally Mtracthra brick ranch wHh 3 badrooma wid 2 hill batha. H's on a nica aba lot and hat a baautltiri yam. Located on a quiet siraal batwaan two ma/or thoroughlaiaa. TMa homa la laally con-vanlam to much ol GmanvlNa't ahopptng and tmaflalnmam. CaN BIN ' Woodaid today and saa how you can begin your homa ownanhip M an atlordabla prlea now. 9198

$52,500 IHOP AND COMPAHEI Satioua homa buyati thia it a bw-galn. Newly buIN, brick ranch srith carport and over 1.290 square teat at your dacorating flngtrtlpa. Pricad at only MIJOO. TNa homa wIN not bat long. Call today BIH Woodwd.

$53,500 - NEW USTMO M POPULAR WMTBW8U AMA. TMt homa laMuras 3 badrooma, plua larga workabop or 2 car datachad garage. Call Kantiy Fisher tor more dalallt 9170 $53,500 0000 VALUE It what you gat wllh tlrit 3 badroom brick ranch with garage. It alto hat a sciaanad In back porch tor ihoaa laty dmt. CaH today lor mom dalilla Don't lal this one gal away. *187 $53,000 - TNK m TOUN OPPOHTUMTT to buy a home that Is waH matnlalnad and in a daairMila neighborhood. There am mwiy 3 btdroom homaa on the matkal but you'ta within mlnutet ol GiaanvlUa So It you'ta quaNly mlndtd and need a good homa lor your money you mutt make an appolntmanl aa aeon poaalbla to tea ihia charming homa. Evelyn Steward. *178

$54,500 -NO MTE CHANQE. no quaUlyl Ltaa than $600 paymam on thia Hka new thrta bedroom ranch localad In coumryl Baautllul yanl with garden. CaH Stan Cherry. *193.

$54,050 OWMR SAYS 9BXI Two story country homa, 3 badroom,

1 bath, datachad garM wHh additional land aviiltbla Over 2.gao squart teat CaU Stan Oiany *148

355,500 SUPER STAHTEN HOMEI Faatuiw thraa iwga badrooma. 2 baths, hardwood lloort. Comas with withar, dryer, -alrigarator, atova, calHng lant and window liaatmanta. Nattlad among tall pinat on lovaly comer tot. Localad in Aydan sso-x Uatlng Agtm Baity Ray. *190.

$55,500 - OlHET NEiaMMMMOOO - OioM aiwt tor the young lamlly. Ntkt conlamporary ttylad 3 bedroom. 2 bath ranch. Faaludng pretty yard with deck and even a gtraga Lota ol houta lor an altoidabla prica. A must tea lor Hit budget conadoua homa buyer. Call Bob Raina.9139.

$55,000 - PBIFECT tor llttt lima homaownart Prtoad M SS8I09 with a floor plan that you vrauMn't btllave. Thraa nica badtoomt. 2 batha. tamlly mom wllh llrtplaca wid much moral Call Stan Chany. *182

$59,000 MOVE M EEFOM HOLtOATSI En|oy Chrialmat in IMS

chtrming 3 badroom ranch In Wlntanrtlla Altandanca arta. Thia homa (asturas lamlly room wllh buHt-tn bookcstas plus llrtplaca, living room, dining roam, kllchan wMh caMnatt galora Call now tor private thowlng. Sian Chairy. *194.

$50,900 - THE NOME your tamlly dasatvat: quial naighboihood. 3 badroom brick ranch, graat lloor plan, chain link tanca In backywd. oultKta bulWing lor Owt and kMa. Call Stan Cherry 917S.

$00,900 - ATmACTIVE new llsttng In popular WInlarvllla arta cmIF vttas you Irom alar Unique laaturas make IMt tha homa ol your drttms 3 bedroom. 1% baths, deck snd lancsd In spacious backyard awaits your viewing. Call Kanny Fishar lor your private showing M8I00. *197

$65,000 - OLENVCW-Naw davalopmanti Wt have savtrW home-sites svsllabla wllh stlordstHa housing Lot *7 BUI Woodard 9130 $70,900 kt9UMAMP U% PNA LOANI Avoid 111 those tkpantiva

cloting coats snd movs Into IMs sbsolutsly chtnMng 3 badroom ranch. Only 1 year oM, this homa otters qusHty construction entras, upgrtdad carpets. Ililuras. window Iraatmanls and wall appotntad kit-chan. Thars's plenty mota to brag about. CaH today tor appolnlmonl Listing Agent Baity Ray 1178

$71,300 - OONT FIOHT IT. Give In to tha ovarwhatming urge to caH on this ad. This homa la partact lor the llrtl tima homabuyer it otters 3 badiDomt. Isrgs kllcban, garage, graatroom and ths usual MM tub In tha back deck Dacoratad extra nice. H'a pricad to tall CaH Betsy Ray *181.

$71,500 - LOCATION, Price t Bilckl What more can you ask lorT 3 bedrooms, tvt baths, living roowL tamlly room, one car garage. CaN Stan Cherry f173.

177,800 laiEN W8L TAKE a loaa on nut new 3 badroom. 3 bath homa with douMa ganga. Can you baM the ollarT Hack no. TMt houaa la lovaly and sltuMsd In convaruanl ntlghbomood A raaiontbla olMr wlH taka n. Uatlng Agent: Balay Ray *144.

993.000 TNi WANHTH Of a craekNng lira Nita the open baamad graatroom ol IMt uiUqua wMta cedar home H'a 1,790 aquara leal ol

, pure charm and alia on the privacy Of a deep wooded tot. Tha tunny sat-ln kllchan la partact tor aarty momhig collaa Whan you tot It, you'H teal Nka you've coma home. UaHng Agent; Belay Ray aiS3

191.000 COUNTRY UtlHB wtih clly oonvarUanot. caH tor your ^ poMlmanI to view the plana and apaclttoa ol tha Mat under oonMruc-llon3 badroom country aalato. Bob fWna ill*

919.900 HOW NOUM M COUNTNT MTTM8..Haia It a batter than t.tOO aquara tool houaa nearing oomptatlon Ha laally HvaOto wHh a Mg IwMly room and a larga kNchan with a ntoa dick out baeh. Nock awty your traublaa on tha Irani potoh of IMt aHractkia lanMiouaa. CMI BM Woodaid now and plak out your own panonaf floor oonarinq, wMk pqwr and pNM ootont *1*7.

191,900-HAlfl YOU TMNB to flnd a 4 badraom bdek haaai tor under a StOOJMO MMyT WM wa iMva ont to Ilia haw (OTa tocaiad In a pictnra partoci otdar natghboiflood oomanlanl to ahopphig and saiiooto. N hat tormto waai, 1 tuft baRw. a tanoad baekyaRi and I ownar motlvalad to sMI M toddy. Balay ftoy 1104 SGOiOOO MAT OO YOU WANT In a ttow homa? OouOto owaBaT Large ptiYaia tot? A touith badtoaiHT THad baHwT Otoni ibomaf QiaM naighborhoodT Thto naw homa haaliaHiAndbaalofallihtonaw homa to ilMahad < toady to nova In. Ha qiMfliM or HkNM lora Briliany Mdok CMI Batoy fto*. Of

190,000. 8UIMIMBM BBAMTVI What dNMna am mada al auefl IS iflmi badrooma, It* toWw, huei mw*. 1"* floor gtoni, new oon-atruenan, a woadad tot. CaH Blan Charry tor MoMlon and prtoa. 190

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GREENVILLE'S most exciting new condominiums. Wiiioughby Park., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 5 months oid. Cathedrai ceiiing, aii appiiances, ceiiing fan, verticai blinds, extra nice carpet and more. Seiier wiii pay'dosing costs. Priced at $54,500. Call now! Qeep Johnson, 756-1719.

BRICK RANCH with new paint and wallpaper await your inspection. This home features 3 bedrooms, 114 baths, spacious kitchen/dining combination plus a garage. Perfect home for first time buyers. Offered at $48,500. Call Karen Rogers, 758-8618.

PRICED below market value! Owners need to sell! $59,900 can get you this brick ranch in a convenient neighborhood with 1,654 square feet, formai areas, landscaped corner lot. Heat pump and central air. Only 10 ]. Call Rhonda Bailey,

LOCATED on a large wooded lot. 5 twdrooma, 2 full and 2 half baths. Finished room over the double garage, large family room, dining room, eat-in kitchen. All this In over 2,800 square feet of space and the best part yet...only $139,900. Call Ray Holloman. 757-1877.

KAUmiL 2 bedroom, 1 bath home. Available In Country Squire. This brick ranch la In excellent condition with central heat and s4r and a well landscaped yard. Perfect for the first time home buyer or someone with small family. Low $40e. Call Holloman, 757-1877.

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Lot #224 ESSEX DR. WINDSOR

PHASE II in Rollinwood Homes features some exciting new plans and decors. We invite you to see our new model with almost 1500 square feet. Cathedral ceilings and spacious greatroom. Youii iove the Jacuzzi tub and private courtyard. Many options to choose from. Prices start In low SO*s. Hostess: Mary Ward.

YOU GET yesterdays price and room galore with 1,524 square feet for $65,000 plus building pbys $1,000 of your closing costs. Three bedrooms 214 baths, dining area, private patio. Similar units already priced higher. Come out today and see for yourself. Contemporary decor. Its new, come out today! Host: Steve McLawhom.

Williamsburg home Is located In Greenville's most popular new neighborhood. It has all the space you will ever need for your growing family. With over 2,000 square feet on a large % of an acre lot. This home also features an exceptionally large master bedroom and greatroom area, 2V^ baths, plus a permanent stairway to a third floor attic with well over 400 square feet for your convenience. You can choose your own colors and decor. flTOJjloshV^^

tion. Siding on outside. Youii iove it. 991.

$74,500. ATTRACTIVE

home. Wonderfui neighborhood. Good investment! Take a cioser took at this ranch styted home tocated in Came-tot. With many features for you to enjoy besides the 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom with fireptace, comptetety fenced-in backyard and the spacious doubte car garage with shop area. Cametot.

$74,000-ARBOR HILLS is

growing and offers the best tocation in new construction in the $70s. This house has nearty 1,500 square feet. E-300 and futt ten year buyer protection pian avaiiabie.. Compiete this year and you setect the decor. Catt for more detaits. 139.

$350,000-DRASTICALLY REOUCEDI Ever^hing youve heard about this exciusive area may be true and this executive Georgian styie home is new and has aii the extras. Baidwin brass accents, Jacuzzi tub, doubie garage, 3 firepiaces, sunroom and office, mouidings in this spacious home buiit by Oiiie Harrington. Privateiy iocated on 5 wooded acres. Custom buiit throughout. Cali now for a private showing. Holy Ridge. #117.

$115,500. ALMOST completed. New construction in Greenvilles most popular new neighborhood. Featuring over 2,200 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 214 baths, large greatroom, master bedroom downstairs, unique kitchen with island, large bonus room upstairs and more. All this on a wooded lot-youll have to see to believe! See this home today and stiil select your own color and decor. 113.63d Windsor.

kitchen. Could be occupied within 30 days. Lot #17. #122.

$186,000-LYNNDALE TOWNES. Princeton Plan which is a 3 bedroom flat with approximately 2,100 square feet. It has extras beyond the extra quality you would expect. Extra landscaping, fabulous fixtures, gravel entry, waik-in bar, customized kitchen, elegant entry foyer, 2 baths, Jacuzzi but in the master bath, cathedral ceiling. Come out and see what we have to offer. Its the best.

$115,000. VERY SPECIAL

best describes this 1,900 plus square foot ranch. Less than 2 years old, this home has formal areas, a 17 x 19 den, 3 bedrooms, 214 baths, custom designed kitchen, doubie garage, plus a 16 x 20 wired workshop and many other extras such as Anderson windows, custom drapes and a microwave. Caii today! Cherry Oaks. #181.

$91,500-QUAIL RIDGE

Super nice, weii kept Hicks model townhome in Quail Ridge. Lovely formal rooms, well equipped kitchen with built in microwave opens into beautifully landscaped private patio. 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic tile baths with one bedroom featuring floor to ceiling bookshelves that can be used asaden#995.

$73,500-LAKE GLEN-WOOD. Price reduction! Owners are moving and are anxious to sell their 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. This home features updated carpet and wallpaper throughout plus a garage and an oversized deck. Owners will also assist with closing costs. #110.

LOW $90S-INVESTORSt

Triplex avaiiabie on a wooded lot in a professional neighborhood. All have 2 bedrooms, 114 baths, private patios and under homeowners association. All units are fuiiy rented with excellent rental history.

LOW 570VA FLOOR PLAN

that cant be beat! This convenient 2 story Williamsburg will dazzle you with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, attic, small sewing room, walk-in laundry room. Hardwood floors downstairs and carpet upstairs. Must sell, ready for occupancy. #922. 105 Pinehurst Dr., Sedgefield.

$114,400-THIS NEW 4

bedroom home will be com-

$179,500 LYNNDALE TOUmES. Fiat. Complete and ready for occupancy with nearly 2,100 square feet. All the amenities you would expect plus some extras. This three bedroom ranch offers rear yard privacy with great location off Red Banks Road. Call now!

p!eted soon for your growing family. Beautiful colonial styl

ed 2 story with over 2,100 square feet, double car garage, dual thermapane

heating

$90'e-ARE YOU LOOKING

for that special traditional ranch? We have the answer in Windsor. Featuring 1,800 plus square feet with formal areas, 3 bedrooms and an impressive greatroom. The Kitch< nook abound with designi^^abinets ai v.#138.

$70,900-QUALITY

workmanship is here. Custom built from top to bottom with chairrail to crown moulding throughout. So well decorated and meticulously maintained you will want to tnove right in with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a masonry fireplace. #175. Cameiot.

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$169,500-THIS IMMACULATE ranch has many plus features to offer. 3 piece crown moiding, wallpaper throughout, solar hot water and heating system, doubte garage, deck and patio. Outside shop with heat and air plus attached storage and garage (Could be mother-in-law apartment.) Over 2,000 square feet in the main house. Over an acre lot with more land available. Extra landscaping, new roof, freshly painted, ail drapes included, teakwood den and more. See what this mini estate has to offer. Available soon when their new homes complete. Dont miss this opportunity. East of Greenville by Cherry Oaks. Youll be impressed.

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$112,1

Club Pines. This beautiful story is freshly painted, screened porch, new sto^ and workshop. Brick well decorated with rooms. Nearly 1,800 feet, 3 bedrooms, and charm galore. Call tc

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, mudrciom, offi and air, fireplacPfflbt tion all the extras in All this Is on a wooded new school district. See it now! Eastern

iDROOMS in Is immaculate rose garden, square feet yard privacy and close to the tennis courts. 214 baths privacy with Jhis one

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$106,000. Beautif ranch located in neighborhood of Custom built with tras! Features large lawn, double car c . outside storage. Only 6 months old. Must see to appreciate. #163.

$80's Trying to Jsor! Well heres iance. On a half acre lo kcellent floor plan.

)rch and deck, breakfast sm in the kitchen, 2 ceramic iths, crown moulding, large ^greatroom. Its under construction now! #956.

, JAL 114 Quail Ridge. Sroom downstairs, large kitchen with nook, living room or study plus great with fireplace. It square feel Aval i

$42.600-LYNNDALE

CHARM In this 2 story traditional with double garage. Deep wooded lot, nearly 2,000 square feet plus unfinished room above garage. Rear deck cookouts this fall. Quality workmanship with extra trim. You select the decor in this energy efficient home. Call now! #112.

$105,500-*BE THE

to see this unique home in Windsor, features a priv

suite, and an

greatroom and foi opening onto a screened porch. The design of the

kitchen and utility room are

Just right for todays active family plus there is a double garage. 142-1 Windsor.

LOW $8QX Located estaMMIIHk neighb

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initles. crown mol rail, den with that opens onto a . rate patio, eat-in kitchen. Very nice decor throughout and in mint condition. Carport with lots of storage, large comer lot. #126.

^ _ $60S<3REAT LOCA

TION and like new condition await your inspection of this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Formal living plus a den with built-ins, carport with storage and a gorgeous yard are a few of the amenities of this home.

$125,000-A VIEW TO A RIVER. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath cottage located in Camp Leach Estates on Pamlico. Over 2,550 square feet makes this perfect for 1st or 2nd home. #838.

$118,80O-VICTORIAN. New In Cherry Oaks. 2,175 square feet with double garage. Lots of character in this 4 bedroom, 2 story. Bay windows, large greatroom and breakfast nook. You select the decor! Call now! #119. Lot. 354.

$104,500-THIS IS AN EVENT you will not want to miss. The builder's attention to detail and design makes this a truly unique home...country front porch, oversized greatroom, kitchen/work Island and pantry, double garage, unfinished gameroom, upstairs laundry area. #993.

LOW $80s-FAIRLANE ROAD. Three bedroom brick home with many amenities in

cluding formal living room

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with fireplace, dining room and den, 2 ceramic baths, hardwood floors, new energy efficient gas heat with central humidfier.#125.

$69,900. PERFECT MATCH

you and this beautiful home. Located in a very private cul-de-sac. This home features all fonnal areas, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large screened porch, heated garage-not included in the 1,824 square feet. Situated on a wooded lot-come by today to see It for yourself. Red Oak.

099,300-SUMMERFIELD its new with large rooms and you select the decor. Nearly 1,880 square feet. Recently landscaped, waik-in closets and powder room, plenty of storage and side entry to

$75,OOOOLD, BUT MORE FUN. Escape the ordinary, only 15 minutes from Greenville. Youll enjoy living In this original partially restored Colonial home built in 1908. Over 4,000 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal areas, den, fireplaces, porches, carport. On two large lots. 12 foot ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. Excellent condi-

$68,900-THIS TRADITIONAL ranch is one of the Summerfields best plans and lowest priced. 3 good size bedrooms and large greatroom. Features sunken living room, vaulted ceilings and decks off the greatroom. It's new! Builder will pay points. Come on out and see this good buy! Summerfield. #108.

$68,900-HOME WITH FINAL payment under $100 per month! Its possible in this remodeled country home with 3 rental mobile homes that could make most of your house payment. Also included is a 16x28 block building with electricity and water could be used as storage or shop. South of Greenville near Grimesland. Call today. #899.

lot. Central air. Priced to sell. #145.

down), 2 baths, fenced yard, paneled shop, aluminum

$58.500-1,400 PLUS SQUARE FEET, central air, garage, fenced-in yard and a good neighborhood are what you want. 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home. #841.

sidThg for low maintenance #912.

$68,500-"R* IS FOR REALITY. This is also the house number of a new listing at Quail Ridge. One of the few that have a large formal dining room with baywindow, large-greatroom with fireptace, three bedrooms, 214 baths, lots of extras and priced to sell #133. Make this dream home your reality today!

$57,900. THREE BEDROOMS and 2 full baths, fireplace and many amenities. All appliances furnished including a built-in microwave. You and the kids will enjoy the large private patio and playground. Priced to sell quickly. Call for your appointment today. Rollinwood.

552.000-MINUTES FROM

Greenville. Attention first time home buyers! Cali to see this brick ranch with large fenced in yard and patio. 3 bedrooms, 114 baths, heatpump, fireplace and a garage. Owner is moving out of state and needs to sell. #970.258 Circle Drive.

$66.000-ASSUMABLE 914 FHA LOAN..this beautiful 3 bedroom home is Just waiting for some smart homeowner. Living room with cathedral ceiiing, kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, pantry, fireplace, 2 full baths, call today for your pecial showing of this new offering. #128. Rollinwood.

557,000-REDUCED. MUST

SEE this beautiful Rollinwood home with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a loft that could be a 3rd bedroom. Excellent condition. All appliances included. Lots of privacy in this lovely flat with 1,305 square feet. Enjoy your private courtyard and the pool. #904.

$50,900-REDUCED $2.000. Immaculate 3 bedroom, 114 bath brick ranch with many extras. Its out of the city in Hardee Acres. Compare and save.#864.

MID $60s-UKE HORSES?

Yes? 10 acres comes with this 3 bedroom brick home. 1,344 square feet with carport. Located in the city. Fireplace and more. Well kept. Priced to sell! Cal! now for an appointment. #123.

$55.400-LOAN ASSUMPTION with payments less than $450 per month. This brick home has over 1,320 square feet, fireplace, raised patio, large storage or shop, two full baths, new appliances and heatpump..Close to the hospital in a quiet neighborhood. Call now. 914 fixed rate.

$49,50D-YOU WILL fall in iove with this beautiful home located Just outside of Winterville. Situated on a wooded lot at the end of a dead end street. Provides maximum privacy. With over 1,000 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 114 baths, heatpump, carport, above ground pool and surrounding deck. For a quick sell the seller Is willing to pay closing costs. #171. Weathington Heights.

MM $60s. THIS PLAN has

comfort In mind with 1,325 square feet. 3 bedrooms, energy efficient (E-300). Wintergreen School in sight and you select the decor. #164. Get in on the ground floor. Rosewood.

$54.500-SHE*S A BRICK

house and very cute! Just the right size for a family and in the Wintergreen School District. Wearing the latest in carpet and a new paint Job. Youll see shes a real knockout. 3 bedrooms, fireplace and garage.

$49,500 1HE PRICE of this 3 bedroom home Is sure to please, plus the kitchen is designed with lots of cabinets and a convenient breakfast bar. Other amenities are hardwood floors, updated carpet, a carport with storage and a pretty fenced backyard. Possible loan assumption. Greenbdar.

$63.500-LOST 6 FOX-

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^FIVE MILES close ville on Highway 33 f. BriCk ranch on 14 acre fThree bedrooms, 2 ceram-baths, garage and storage Silding/workshop.

$49.500-TWIN OAKS. Perfect investment or starter home. 2 bedrooms, fireplace on a large comer lot with privacy fence. Fresh paint inside and out. Super buy. Seller pays $1,000 in closing costs.. #889.

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Lovely townhome in Ridge. Greatroom feMPs fireplace with adiotnino^BiQ room, 3 bedrooms, 21^wis. One bedroom hasJ^t-in bookshelves and dM^penn-. aire range, freshlj^ffinted with lovely decor, pjj||p patio with storage. #121 .j

J54.400. 9X LOAN rASSUMPTION? Thats right! This beautiful home located Just ie less

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$47,000 213 CIRCLE DRIVE. Affordable! This comfortable 3 bedroom, brick ranch located Just east* of Greenville will fit your payment plan easily. Situated on a nice comer lot, fenced-in rear, garage and more #115.

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LOW $60s-O|Hf family neighborhood bwPoescribes this 3 bedroom brick home. Features a large eat-in kitchen and laundry room where families tend to congrs WarmiMiyMat and cent ^ltoo.#999.

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siding, over 2,400 square feet, 2 full baths, large front porch and central air. #973.

$54,00

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Pbge. Its new! le decor.

MM $40'e. NICE STARTER, home Just 10 minutes from Greenville. Large lot with fenced in back yard and patio. Great room, kitchen with convenient dining area, 2 nice size bedrooms, 1 bath. Lovely decor.

Nearly

, square feet, E-300, fireplace and fully appiianced. W' deep lot, wooded and Just off the Stantonsburg Road. #165.

closing

itsWSRSuding points and spaids. Features a private courtyard, appliances including microwave and refrigerator, pool. 2 years old. Owner has moved and Is willing to SKrifice. #933.

$44.500-ATTENTION FIRST

home buyer! This 2 114 bath townhome, led in Lexington Squares most attractive court, will be Just right for you. Conveniently located to your work and play, this home, with over 1.000 square feet will afford

you the life of easy living. Its clean and ready for you. Call today for more information.

$59,900-SINGLETREE. Attention Veterans-Less than $5,500 and you can assume the loan on this immaculate 3

bedroom ranch. You are going sized

to love the oversl___

greatroom, 2 full baths, plus a separate workshop. All this on a picture-perfect lot. #160.

$53,90<KX)UNTRY PLACE 117 COUNTRY ROADOff Highway 33. Invest In yourself, instead of your landlord with this affordable home in the country. No city taxes either. 3 bedrooms, 2 large baths, cathedral ceiling, fireplace all on a large wooded lot. #104.

$59,900-GREENWOOD FOREST 101 RODNEY ROAD. Drastically reduced $2,000. Lots of trees comes with this well-kept 1,265 square foot home. Garage and more. Only 6 years old. Fireplace, woodstove, large comer lot, well located. 5 minutes from shopping. Priced to sell. Wont last long! #988.

853,500-PRICED TO SEUf Excellent priced 3 bedroom, 2Vi bath townhouse in Windy Ridge. Newer unit toward back with treed patio. All appli-anees and more. Vacant and

$44,000-NEED EXTRA ROOM? Need a home over 1,300 square feet, 3 bedrooms and 114 baths, carport, central Blr an beautiful fenced In yard? Then this is It. Owner is moving out of town and needs to sell. Located outside of Greenville in nice nei( hood. 302 Allen Drive. i

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Holiday Homes Tour Set For Saturday

A Ghristnias tour of Ayden homes will be held Saturday, sixmsored by the Ayden Home and Garden Qub from 1 p.m to 5 p.m. with a candlelight tour from 7p.m. to9p.m.

Hoiniseie(^ this year are those of Mr. and Mrs. C. Arlo Blocker, 802 W. Fourth St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannon, Route 1, Ayden; Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Daumtry Sr., Route 2, Ayden; Dr. and Mrs. H. Wesley Gooding, 710 W. Fifth St.; Dr. and Mrs. Buchael House, 703 Pine Forest Road the Pines, and Mr. and BArs. Rudy Robinson, 710 W. Third St.

Various antiques will be viewed in the Blocker house, one of which is a grand piano approximately ISO years (dd and a reproduction of the Newport tall clock in Winterthur, Del.

The family Christmas tree in the entrance hall was decorated by the couples granddau^ter, Elizabeth Blocker of Greenville. Many of the ornaments are from European countries. The colonial decorating theme will be carried out throughout the hmise. Garlands of natural greenery will drape the stairway and entrance hall. Other greenery and poinsettias will also be used.

The Cannons 80-year-old country farm house has a wraparound porch. The house features original

chandeliers and antiques froni four generations. Four Christmas trees will be decorated; the familys favorite is decorated with old-fashioned teddy bears, which are collected by Mrs. CaniKm. An old-fashioned gumdrop tree will be in the breakfast room, red accents on a white tree in the living room and gold colored ornaments on the tree in the family room are each enjoyed by tiie Cannon family.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daughtry live on Hunter Cox Farm, which they call Hayfield Farm. The original house burned and was rebuilt with three rooms around the original chimney in 1929. A year later, the living room, sitting room and a bathroom were added. The house was completely renovated and the back structure was added in 1973-75. A point of interest is the original doors which hung inside the bouse and were placed around the lower portiim of K dining room wall as wainscoati^.

The original pack house, located besides the mam house, was renovated and now homes a fuU-time horse trainer and instructor for the farm. The riding facility offers a complete lesson program year-round. The Daughtry familys favorite feature of the house is Uk tin

roof. Mildred Cox Porter and Buren Cox, children of Hunter and Minnte Cox, original owners of tte house, wiU be host and hostess fw the event.

A ranch-sWle house built in the early 18^ is home for Dr. and Mrs. Gooding. He is a past collector of antique clocks, paintings and other memorabilia.

The white two^tonr piantatimi style bouse of Dr. and Bfrs. House wiD be decorated in a traditional Christmas theme. Ctf particilar interest will be a tree dec^ted with limited editiim Christmas ornaments in the living room. The sun room features a highboy built by Dr. House. The formal living room will be decorated with an Oriental theme. Native greenery will drape the en-traiKe ahll and nhidi will also be

Native greenery and minilights will welcome visitors to the Robinson home. Mrs. Robinson decorates for the holidays using traditioiial ideas. The blue spruce tree in the living room will be decorated in all white featuring white lights, lace, pearls and beads. The mantel will be banked with greenery and will reflect the tree decorations.

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Michael House. TMauahig the^troe are oniamoals rspw % j., ^

TREE ORNAMENTS A variety of ornaments deco- and Mrs. House. Sev^'f hHlgeese tied with ribbon and

rate the Christmas tree placed in the living room of Or. lace and old Santa facrahighll^t the tree.

DINING REFLECTIONS Red velvet runners are used by Mrs. House on her dining room table. Mirror placemats reflect the red poinsetlia centerpiece.

Text By Rosalie Trotman Photos By Cliff Hollis

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ByMARGARETHABERMAN -Associated Press Writer CHATTANOOGA, Dam. (AP) -To ask Sonia Young her favorite color is redundant ^

She drives a purple convertible, writes on a puriiie ^newriter, eats .

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designed my own paper doUsi th^ had purple clothes."

Young, 52,,estimated that shes

ware and usually appears decked from hsful^to toe in purple or a derivative thereof. ; "

Her passion for purple has made her a local celebrity, but many people who have seen her in parades, on tsleviBlon or In thmewspapsn dont even know ter ~ Jt her sebriq^st,thiipii|S^ . T

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I always liked purple as a child, said Young, who portrayed an orchid in a dance recital at age 5. Whenever I could find anything in nirple. 1 alwrn wove it.Mken t

, about two dettdes,

It got to ie point thst j would get real upset when tney see me in purple,she said, lei on a couch at bar home wearing a purple dress, glasses, earrings and toenail polish. <

Even now, people will come up to me, if its a sha^ they dont thiw is purple enough, theyU say, This is not purple.*

.f dmt like sny 'other color is ehsrfans dMbes that win blue.^lliey dont

look like me. I dont look in ' them anymore. I wear lots of mes of purple; magenta, red plum, lavender. I havea wide range.^

Bob Ebnore, executive director of tfiuritenter tlwGhkttario^ (^ven-

don and Visitors Bureau, said she had been a familiar figure for years at events to promote dvic projects or charitable causes.

Shes a cdorftil person and does some good work, ESmore said. I see her wherever I go. You have a tendency to notice her. Shes not exactly atediM violet

Bernie SeUman, who has worked with Young for yeiurs as a supporter of the local community theater, said she had beei| good for the dty as a booster of the arts.

Sonia is an energetic woman who is always Into eveiytiitog, he said. Shes pro*Chattonooga. Shes dwgi IwkMtoW not only the

ButabesMvwwltboiit her pur-

Si costume, he added. Ail we ve to do is spot purple and we know Sonia is around.

^Young says she wore the color to

help entertain children and put them at ease when she worked as a psychological examiner at a local speech and hearing center and also has used purple in several business ventures, including a job as an insurance broker.

When I was in the insurance business ~ you could have five women in the room, including Raquel Welch, but Im the one the/d notice first, she said. I mean, purple hat, gloves, shoes, baa. Theyd eventually get to Raipiel Wrikdi, dont worry. But it did ^ you into a lot (d doors right away.

'Obviouriy. it has been something that Ive used as a marketing point. Just like other pewle package groceries, I packaged me, she said. But Ive used it, one, to get through to children and, two, to help raise money for charities or to promote the opera, the symphony or whatever it was.

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A tour of her home reveals an extensive purple collection. Some standard itns incliKle purple rugs and furniture, but the exotic also is resented in such things as a toilet seat, purple 1 1970 purple Charger.

Book shelves include titles such as The Color Purple and the song, Deep Purple, can be found among her records. Closets are filled almost every imaginable item of

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She frequently gets purple gifts from friends and has a fist of stores on the lookout fw purple accessories. '

Young says she realizes some people view h* as an oddity. I dont

worry about it... I love to ttonk that 1 spread spme happiness wherever I '

go. Theres not enough of it, she ?

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TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): Find a quiet place where you can fldiik and decide on what is really important to you. Listen to the advfee of a trusted adviser..'

FORECASTFORMONDAYNov.30 ARIES (Blarch21 toiMl9): Take care ofsome personal affairs for which you usually dont have time. You may have to bend over backwards to please your mate.

TAURUS (April20toMay 20): Agoodfriendnmy took toyottfor assistonce today, so Ito willing to ^ it The help yon give now win be gratofuUy repa^

port ymn superiine <m a new (HToject Take the time to handle a ptdUhc d^ you like.

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soon.'. .

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tonight.

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CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20): You now have that extra time youve been looking for to seek out the data you need for a new and profitable business project.

AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19): Ihis is a wonderful time for you socially. Use your charm to calm down an angry friend. Be sure you drive with the utmost care.

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CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20): Pay special attention to your communications with others, espedaUy through the mail. Dont become involved in any arguments.

AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19): If you make it clear to others what you want, you can get it easily now. Stay away from persons who usually giv^ouahardtime.

PISCES (February 20 to March 20): TYy to recognize what your true position is with acquaintances, and you can become a more popular person. Dont irritateyoursuperiors.

Bridge

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us, so no matter how numy brilliantly-played hands we come across, we always remember with a certain fondne those hands where a playa stole his opponents blind! One of our favorites occurred in the World Open Pairs in Amsterdam some years ^0.

Sitting South was a Frehrii play- f er, S. Magnis. We do not know many players this side of the Atlantic who would consider his hand as being worth an opening bid. Certainly, his partner seem^ to expea a bit more, because he pushed his side into a dreadful slam.

West led the king of spades and shifted to a trump. It seemed that there* was no way for declarer to avoid Ipsing a diamond trick, but a bold front and a fortunate lie of the cards permitted him to work a miracle. Dalarer won in hand with the queen and immediately shot back a

diamond to the ace and a low diamond from dummy.

Pity poor Easts predicament. It looked as if declarer had a singleton diamond, so if he rose with the king and dropped partners queen, declarer would be able to set up a diamond trick with a ruffing finesse for the jack. Therefore, he played low and declarers queen won t^ trick!

Since West had not ruffed the

queen of diamonds, marking East with the missing trump, declarer was able to ruff out all of dummys diamonds, using a spade and two club ruffs as entries. No problem!

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William Hogarth Exhibition Views Early Years Of British Art

By GRAHAM HEATHCOTE Associated Press Writer LONDON (AP) - William Hogarth, the first Englishman to be a peat artist and the father of the British school of painting, is^being celebrated in London where he found his fame.

His period is the childhood of British art, the time when a national school emerged onto the international artistic scene,'* said Elizabeth Einberg, who chose the 223 pictures for the new Tate Gallery show, Manners and Morals; Hogarth and British Painting 1700-1760.

The Tate hopes the exhibit will help to bring more than 2 million visitors, which IS more than the gallery has ever seen in a given year.

The show wm deh^t Britons, who for generations have had to listen to the French and Italian say there is no British school. Before Hi^arth, Brit-i^ painting was dominated by foreigners, headed by die German-born, Dutch-trained Sir Godfrey Kneller, a fashionable portrait painter.

Hogarth was bom in 1697 and

Kneller died in 1723. By the time Hogarth died in 1764, the British art scene was completely changed.

Hogarth defended his country against the popular penchant for French and Italian fashion. In one painting, he even cheers roast beef over the foreigners thin soup.

He was very much the Englishman: When be nainted his best-known self-portrait he gave his dog pride of place.

Hogarth was a genius with paint, largely self-taught and there was no one like him in the whole of Eunme, said Einberg, assistant keeper of historic pictures at the Tate, in an inter-' view.

Hogarth had this enormous talent and the impulse to break through the conventi(His of his time which were centered on portraits, how people wanted to see themselves, she said. "When Hogarth painted portraits he pictured 1& sitters as they were, which was extraordinary in his day.

Hogarths best portraits, such as the group work The Graham Children,^ loaned by Londons Na

tional Gallery, display a wonderful sense of the joy of life. The eldest girl in the iHCture holds two cherries, known as the fruit of paradise.

For the first time in British art, Hogarth also painted the life of the streets, the poor, the drink-sodden and the criminals. He portrayed the scandals of gambling, marriage for money and. procurers for vice, as well as parliamentary elections conducted by bribery.

Engravings depicting these themes, such as The Harlots Progress, The Rakes Progress and Mairiaee a la Mode, sold in the thousamu. They became so popular they were pirated. In order to prevent further abuse of his work, Hogarth got a Copyright Act passed reatiybene

in 1735 which greatly benefit

their mothers, who hoped that if their fortunes changed some day they would be able to idratify and reclaim their children.

The tokens are mostly dated scraps of metal. One is a bead necklace, and another a lace cap with a heart-shaped piece of paper attached, the

wri^ easily readable: This cap is desird to be kept as a token. Bora June 14,1753.

The hospital still stands near the British Museum.

The last painting visitors see as they leave the exhibition is a 1756 view of Covent Garden on Maitet Day by Samuel Scott. Then are

crowds in the square in front of St Pauls Church, wagons, baskets, a stagecoach and an overturned applecart.

There are still crowds in the square today and the buildii^ in the paint-1 are still there.

(exhibition runs through Jan. 3.

Special Millpond Park Event

GATESVILLE - The last special event fw 1967 at Merchants Mill Pond near GatesviUe will be held Saturday.

The program, Leave it to Beaver,^ wiU be presented beginning at 2 p.m. in the canoe rental area of thepark.

Most of the program will be conducted in canoes on the millpond. A $1 canoe rental fee will be chafed.

Due to the limited number of canoes available for the program, in-

Edenton Event

EDENTON - An 18th century Christmas will be celebrated Dec. 6 in Historic Edenton, beeinning at 2 p.m. and continuing untu 5 p.m. The Cupola House and the James Iredell House will be decorated and open to thepublic without admission charge.

The Cupola House dates from 1725 and is an outstanding example of Jacobean architecture. A traditional holiday beverage as well as other refreshments wOl be served there.

Hie 1773 Iredell House was the home of U.S. Supreme Court Justice James Iredell and is one of North Carolinas State Historic sites. Here, visitors will receive copies of selected recipes from this years festive array of food.

For more details, call 482-2637 or 3663.

at the earliest possible date by calling the park office, 357-1191 between the hours of 8:30 and 9 a.m. Mondays through Fridays.

Those attending are to wear warm clothing with a change of clothing recommended. It is suggested that binoculars be brought along for the trip.

Goldsboro Group Invites Writers

GOLDSBORO - The Goldsboro Writers Group announces its annual open reading at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Herman Park Center. The readmg, <^n to the public, will cover poet^ and prose. The purpose of the reading to to discover new writers, who are invited to brii^ two poems or a very short prose selection.

The Golasboro Writers Group meets r^ularly on Monday nights for creative wnting classes co-sponsored by Wayne Community College and the Community Arts Council.

Local writer Margaret Boothe Baddour teaches classes in fiction and poetry, which will resume at 7 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4 in the conference room, Herman Park Center.

For more details call the council at 736-3300.

Because he painted such scenes, Hogarth has been thought of as a man without moral content, but he was the very opposite, Einberg said. He painted those things because he hated them. He was an extremely moral man.

The exhibition displays the works of 61 other identifieo artists besides Hogarth. They are mostly portraits but there also are landscapes and scenes depicting the English love of gardens, horses and dogs.

One room is devoted to the Foundling Hospital, which took in unwanted children. Hogarth was a goveram* and he and his wife were foster parents.

In one of his greatest portraits, he painted the hospitals founder, Capt. Thomas Coram, who had made a fortune in shipping. Other artists gave works to the hospital and G^e Frederick Handel compo^ an anthem for it. His manuscript is in a cGsplaycase.

Also in the case are tokens left with

HOGARTH CELEBRATED - WilUam Hogarth, the first Englishman to be a great artist and the father of the British school of painting, is being celebrated in London where he found his fame. Hiis 1742 Hogarth painting.

The Graham Children, is a major exhibU at a Tate Gallery show on British painting in Hogarth^s time, 1700-1760. < AP Laserphoto courtesy the Natioiial GaBery, London)

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Wilmington's Festival Of Trees

WILMINGTONThe fifth annual Festival of Trees' in Wilming held daily through Sunday, Dec. 6 between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. ^ily, except Dec. 6 when the time wul be 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The festival, a benefit for Hospice, will be held in the Hilton Grand Ballroom. A total of 85 Christmas trees will be.decorated in different themes, displayed within an elabora^ set, design that includes sculpture and a gingerbread house. Live music be; provided by soloists on piano, guitar and harpsicord, and school, church tends> and choruses. Admission is ^ for adults and $2 for children. Senior cinzen. days will be Monday and Tuesday from noon until 9 p.m. with an admisin; fee of $2. For more details call 392-4313.

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St Andrews Loans Items To Museum

LAURINBURGSt. Andrews Presbyterian College recently loaned part o^-' its collection of artifacts to the Museum of the Cape Fear in Fayetteville,!'^ where it will become part of an exhibition. Artifacts that belonged to Flora , Macdonald are on display at the museum as it celebrates its opening aftqr,,^ 4 renovations. The exhibition is open without charge to the public. i* I

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By LINDA M.STANCIL Take a lo^ America through the eyes of Willard ScoU in America is my Neidiborhood Scott, the funny, folksy weatherman on NBCs Today show chats and laughs with some of the regular folks he meets on his many travels and remote broadcasts around the country. We visit the thoi^nds of people he has met over the years ^m Middle America to the Big City - all Use resi* dents of Willards national neighborhood - talking to their favorite down-home hero about their lives, homes, hobbies and dreams.

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Frustrated while awaiting a {dume call a boy she liked, the <^y thing she could think to do was write about it. Four or five hours later, 1 was

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Sometimes its embarrassing how much people reveal ... in their gestures, wrat theyre wearing, how tb^re standing and sitting, in slips of tM tongue.

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books have emerged sim^e her discovery, including A Mother and Two Dauters,The Finishing School and^ newest, A Southern Family (William M(tow & Co., $18.95). ^ ,

It is her most autobiographical novel. In it, the author, who grew up in North Carolina, examines Southern and small-town sensibilities, sometimes painful family entanglements and the masquerades of d^ life.

Its like going into a cold stream, she said. (At first) its pretty awful.

I get in slowly - put my ankles in, wet my wrists. Then I find some way to get the rest of me in. When youre in, its numbing at first and then invigorating. When you get out youre so glad you did it.

Readers get caught up in the class struggles, power struggles and per-simarstniggles of the quirky, ccm-voluted ^ick family after a murder-suicide claims one of its own. The writing is thick with juicy characters and biting observations, sweetened at unexpected turns with Godwins sW, dry wit.

Theyll also glimpse the creative personality inside-out through the character of Clare Quick, a successful New York author on a pilgrimage back to Dixie.

If she nad not been able to do what she did, she would have done damage. If not to others, then to herself, it is noted Clares writing career.

Godwin says many would-be artists cause trouble because they havent foimd tb challenge of their art.

Take the typical hometown gossip a woman or man who could ruin lives. What theyre doing is making

the real people wont mind, I make the name similar to send them a signal, Godwin said.

Tfind more and more that the one

thing your friends or acouaintances cannot forgive you for is if you leave them out oTthe book totally.^

Theres (me excepticm. Afta* her portrayal as a 16-year-old in The Odd Woman, Gochvins sister told her *D<mt put me in any more txxiks because I (Imt like being frozen in time like that.

Shes a lawyer - so 1 respect her point of view, Godwin said with a chucide.

The author recently gave a reading at the library in her hometown: Asheville, N.C., population 61,818.

It was packed, she said. Many of the people were in the book, or IMurts of them were in the Ixxrft or in

previous books. There was sort of a lovely aura of conspiracy among us all..

The author, who now lives in Woodstock, N.Y., understands small-town mores.

People know what other people are doing, she said. They

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During his life in Washington, he has covered six presidents and numerous vice-presidents, all of whom have in one way or another suffered from faulty memories. His favorite was Richard Nixon, but Ronald Reagan has d<me many things to make Buchwalds deadlines easier to meet. What he admi^ most about Reagan was hds ability to drive through a car wash in a cimvertible with the top down and the only one who got wet was Jimmy Carter.

In Humor And The Presidency, Gerald R. Ford lightheartedly ponders on the link between laughter and leadership, discussing the importance of humor in the political process and retelling many of his favorite funny stories. One of the best-natured presidents ever to grace the Oval Office, Ford was the butt of more t^n his share (rf jdies, not all of them kind.

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For Southerners, she said, the role goes something like tltis: We lost the (Civil) War, but we still have better manners and were more interesting and glamorous and we tell good stories.

were once oppressors, she And this guut is part of our style too.

A Southern Family doesnt shy away fixim Southern racism. Chilling flashbacks recall cruel acts of a previous graeration.

H you found a certain kind of older person sitting on a porch even today^ youd l^r those things. But th^ re changing, too, said Godwin, noting

; how one character impresses

The history of slavery is the (dher part of being Southern, she said.

Even those of us who didnt have relatives who did this feel vestiges of a collective guilt and sorrow that we

his dau^ter when he finally breaks down and says, The nice wife of that

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Each chapter is presented from one charactks point of view. You think this is a nice person and so and so is a villain.

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speculate, maybe something tium is there or less. And they present their own facades. Facades are a theme of A S(Nithern Family. Its characters, she notes, are transfixed by the

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These dhows ply the Gulf heedless of the deadly hazards of the 7-year-old Iran-Iraq war as well as the innovations of ultra-modem sea transport.

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BATH The annual free Christmas Open House at Historic Bath will be held Dec. 6 from 1 to 5 p.m. Decorated places on the tour include the 1734 St.

Thomas Church; the 1744 Palmer Marsh House; the 1790 Van Der Vr H^,

and the 1830 Bonner House. Musical presentations will be made in the Palmer Marsh House and refreshments will be served in the Bonner House. For more details, caU 923-3971. 1

Children's Christmas Open House

WILSON - The ninth annual Childrens Chrimtmas Open House, free and open to the public, will be held from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at 205 Gray Stre^, Wilson. Activities will includo-art work, mdmig cookies and ornaments by children ages 2-10. Entertainment to be provided between 5:30 and 8 p.m. m-clude the First Methodist Puppeteers ; the Hunt Barbershop Qua^t; violinist Patricia Tessnear and pianist Kathy White, and St. Therese Folk Singing Group. For more details, call 291-4329.

Model Railroad Club Shaw At NCSU '

RALEIGH The Neuse River Valley Model Railroad Club will stage a FOG. Express at the South GaUery, Student Center, N.C. State Universi^ from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily between Dec. 6 and 12. Locomotive engmeers wiU operate the trains from 5 to 9 p.m. daily; from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Dec. 6 and Dec. 12. For more details, call 737-3503.

Christmas Tour Of Old Wilson Homes

WILSON The second annual Christmas in Old Wilson tour of homes will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. Dec. 6. Included wUl be the Primitive ^ptist Chui with its stained glass and Gothic style architecture; the Gold-Harrell House and a visit to the arts Council for Wilson to see the greenery. Refr^-ments will be served at the Jarman House, a Victorian style tea room. For details and purchase of tidiets call 243-4447 or 237-1771.

Free N.C. Symphony Performance Saturday

LAURINBURG - a free performance by the North Carolina Symphonj^ be iiven at 7:30 p.m. ^turday in the Harris Courts cm the St. Ancnews Pres-bvtwian College campus. Jackson Parkhurst will conduct the orcheshra m a DToiram to end with a sing-along of Christmas carols. A i^ption ^ foUow t^oncert Altough it is free, admittance will be by ticket only. To have a ticket maUed, caU 276-3652, extension 401.

Brinsep Exhibit Of Art In New Bern

NEW BERN*- Artist James Irvin Brinson is the featured artist fcm December at the Bank of the Arts, New Bern. He wUl show paintings and wl-laaes created over the past 20 years. He is a graduate of ^t Cphna Um-vCTsity and received his MFA from the Instituo AUendee of the University of Guanaiato, San Miguel de AUenda, Mexico. A reception will be held from 7 to 9 n.m. Friday. The snow will be up through Dec. 29. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p m. Monclays through Fridays and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. For more details, caU 638-ARTS.

MADISON, Ohio (AP) - John Soulsby doesnt understand why visitors are so surprised at his coUec-ticm of jukeboxes.

Many say, Wow! You got so many jukeboxes. And I usually say, Hey! How many stamps does a stamp collector have - one? Its

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Soulsby and David Reed, both of Madison Township, have jointly collected 135 of the bulky phonographs that can weigh 300 pounds and more.

I always wanted a jukebox, Soulsby said. I jusUhought it would be something unique to have.

The collection is stored in a barn, where they are lined Up in rows of four and five deep. In their spare time, Soulsby and Reecfrestore some of them. Others, theyll use for parts onsell or frade with other collectors. jlThe two men say j^ple coUect Teboxes for many jreasons, in-ling buying boxes as an invest-at. Reed, for example, bought his

t Rock-Ola for $3(, restored it,

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yellow, green and orange, surround the Wurlitzers oak frame. Sandwiched between the colored cylinders are thin tubes that hold water and create bubbles, adding a sensation of musical movement.

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In the 1940s, the jukebox symbolized Uie beginnings of audio art. The Wurlitzer Co. designed jukeboxes with colorful floral and peacock |lass centerpieces, as well as intncate wood carvings.

Soulsby and Reed jointly own a 1946 Wurlitzer 1015 model, which is considered to be the classic jukebox of all time and is valued at more than $8,000. The post-World War II jukebox is in Soiulsbys play room.

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School Of Music Calendar

Five events in music under the auspices of the East Carolina University School of Music are scl^uled in the early part of December.

AU listed events are free and open to the public and unless otherwise noted, wUl take place at the A. J. Fletcher Recital Hall on campus.

The events are:

Dec. 3 7:30 p.m., The Symphonic Wind Ensemble Holiday Concert, Wright Auditorium.

Dec. 47 p.m., Chris Moore, graduate percussion recital.

Dec. 6 - 3:15 p.m., Charles Bath, piano, faculty recital with guest violinist Joanne Bath.

Dec 6 - 8:15 p.m.. Trombone Ensemble concert.

Dec. 78:15 p.m., Percussion Ensemble II concert.

New Bern Celebration

NEW BERN Downtown historic New Bern will be the site of the Coastal Christmas CelebraUm on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 5 and 6.

The twoKlay event features several attractions and will be highlighted by a Ctiristmas flotilla down the Trent Rivor Saturday evening. Boats decorated from bow to stem are due to ^de from the East Carolina Yacht M before fiMna on dnptoy in front of the Sheraton Hotel on Tryon Palace Drive at about 6 p.m.

Following the flralla, there will be poformances by the New Bern High SdKMl and and drill team; Santas paracte down Middle Street; lighting m the community Christmas tree and

New Berns decorations. A communi-chorus and sing-along will take ice in the early evening hours.

Earlier, beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, an art and craft show will be at the Holiday Showcase, sponsored by the Craven Arts Council and Gallery. The showcase will be open until 7:30 p.m. Saturday and from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday.

Ai a pjDi. Sataffday, the I/dlipop Playhouse, a childrens theater group, will give a p^onnance at the tomer Kress Building.

The annual Jaycees Christmas Parade will begin at 2 p.m. Sunday.

For more details on activities, call 638-5781.

Two Chosen For Project

ATLANTA - Two North Carolina organizations, the North Carolina Black Repertory Company of WinstoeBalem, and the Northeastern North Carolina Tomorrow program in Elizabeth City, have been selected to take part in a southeastern, three-year experimental arts development project.

Selection of these two institutions was made by the Southern Arts Federation with headquarters in Mlmita. m^ederatira (sxigram, known as a Rural and Minority Arts Regional

The Elizabeth City organization serves 16 northeastern North Carolina counties in dforts to initiate approaches to the cultural enrichment of the area.

ECU Faculty Participation

Charles Moore, chairman of the Voice Department of the East Carolina University School <rf Music, organized and administered the N.C. State Artists Auditioos held recently atElonCo^e.

Antonia Mlapas, faculty member in the ECU Voice Department, serv-

^ Moore is governor of North Candinas unit of the National Association of Teachers of Singing, the spottoring organization.

Hie auditions identified a perform-

geof36forpar-ition in the Eastern Regional Artist Auditions, held in Charlotte. The eastern re^ includes the two Carolinas, the District Columbia, Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia. Finals of the auditions will be h^ in San Antonio, Texas, in December.

Moore also recently attended the biennial national convention of Pi Kappa Lambda held in Ta^, Florida. He is president of ECUs Beta Zeta chapter of the fraternity.

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The Paul Green Foundation of Chapel Hill will provide a cash award fw the sixth annual Playwri^ts Fund of North Carolina, headquartered in Greenville. Competition for the award is open to North

Postmmt for the submission of scripts has been extended to Dec. 15.

Typed, bound one-act or fiill-lenth must include a script-sized

Th^ are to be sent to: Grigg Denton, Ihroduction Coordinator, Play-

Initiate, is designed to assist organ-zations such as these two to build stronger local and r^mial bmids, and to help further artistic growth and presentation objectives.

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Indian And White Guy Present Zaiiy Comedy

By JOE EDWARDS Associated Press Writer NASHVnXE, Thnn. (AP) - Terry Ree is a stocky Sioux Indian who proclaims less-than-seriously: Custer stole my land.

Bruce Williams is a former flower child who says about Ree, If I dont eat what he cooks, he makes it rain in thekitchen.

The two humorists and coun^ music singors, known as the Indian and the white guy, regularly present their zany ethnic comedy on cable TVs The Nashville Network.

I play the dumb white guy, says the 37-year-old Williams. Hes the stoic Indian. The Indians were here first. Were all immigrants. Its a parody on racism in a lot of ways. The two appear each Saturday on TNNs Country Kitchen show with host Florence Henderson. On the program, the 38-year-old Ree has worn an apron saying tomahawk gripper and Williams has one that says tomahawk target.

The two say they mt moons ago in college at Black State in Spearfish, S.D., a perennial national powerhouse in snowmobil-

^ began singing together to

meet women, Williams says, and found that their comedy about ethnic stereotypes went over well. They worked together mostly in the

several months in Los Angeles about 10 years ago. There, they were ^-lars at The Comedy Store with rismg comics David Letterman, Robin Williams and others.

They moved to Nashville in 1984, bought a recording studio and won aiqiearances <m TNN after auditioning. They now make about 200 personal api^rances a year, some as the opening act for country stars such as the Oak Ridge Boys, Mel Tillis, Lee Greenwoodf, Roy Clait, Merle Haggard and Randy Travis.

The two also have recorded six albums and recently taped a (me-hour special that wiU te shown on various niblic televisim stations.

They say their comedfr act is similar to Abbott and Costelfo. Its close to what we do: onestrai^tguyanda goofball, Williams said.

I liked them as a kid. As I got older, I saw the struggle they had;

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PFNC Announces Dee. 6 Auditions

Auditions for stage-reading pre-sitati<ms of Bright Star ^ Wilmington playwright Terry Theodore wm be held at the Robert Lee Humber House, 117 West Fifth Street at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6.

Twjday is the January selection of the Playwright Fund of North Carolina, to be presented twice - at the Greenville Museum of Art and at the Humber House.

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Bob Hope, Ree said, is a legend to be as old as he is and still be doing it. I ^y his delivery.

The two will do off-color material if audiences want them to. We call it our smut show, Williams said.

But mostly its ethnic material with Williams stereotyping Ree for being Indian and Ree even playing

; I get embarrassed, wholl know if I turn red, Ree said.

Williams has a line of jokes focusing on the government syndrome, aadng Ree questions about his government checks and how good the government cheese has been tasting.

Well say anything for a laugh, Williams said ^

We dont try to offend anyone, but I suppose thars possible, Ree said. Occasionally, Im sure theres someone who takes offense. Lettmnan, who stars (m NBCs Ute Night With David Letterman, once gave the two some good advice. When all three were rising comedians, the two told Letterman they were worried that their material was too tame compared with what others were doing.

He told us not to change, Williams said.

The music they play also has Indian themes: Kawliga (about a wooden Indian) and Running Bear (who loved little White Dove).

Both play guitar, but downplay their expertise.

Were both scab guitar players, Williams said. Were three-chord wonders.

On Miss Hendersons program, they show how to prepare desserts while mixing in comedy.

Its a challenge to come up wito 13 spote aboirt ateg water or 50 str(4ies, Ree said.

Although millions of people see them (m TV fixing food, they say cooking is not their forte.

I gnll a mean steak, Ree said.

As for Williams, I microwave what my wife cooks.

Children

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RALEIGH ENGAGEMENT - llie Fetchin Bones rock group wiU be in concert Dec. 3 at The Brewery in Raleigh. Members of the group, left to right, are: Clay Richardson, Errol Stewart, Aaron Pitkin, Danna Pontes and Hope Nicholls. (Photo by Raymond Grubb)

ECU Wind Ensemble Christmas Concert

A special Christmas concert for children and adults is being presented by the East Carolina University Symphonic Wind Ensemble. The amcert, sponsored by the Friends of the School of Music, will be presented in Wright Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Thurday. It is free and open to the public.

According to Harold A. Jones, director of the ensemble, the concert will be undm* an hour in length and will feature audience participaton in the singing of several familiar carols. Them will also be a traditional visit from St. Nicholas.

Ricky Bailey, Minister o Youth and Education at Memorial Baptist Church, is guest soloist. He will sing three traditional songs Greensleeves, Gentle Mary Laid

Her Child and Sweet Little Jesus

holiday music to be performed by the ensemble will include Leroy Andersons Sleigh Ride, Tonnes The Christmas Song, and Victor Herberts Man^ of the

mu^ student Davis Clark will conduct Christmas Fugue by Robert B. Brown.

Mrs. Barbara White, president of the Friends of the EC^ School of Music, states this concert is sponsored as part of liaison btween the school aM the community. The also raises schdarship funds memberships and their annual scholarship rala and currently offers 26 scholarships to ECU n^usic

'Tosca' Is Next Beaufort Concert

Opera Broadcast On December 6}

WASHINGTON, N.C. - The 48th consecutive season of radio broadcasts of the Tmcaco-Metropolitan season, aired live from the stage of the Metropolitan Opera in New York CSty, opens Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with a performance of Puccinnos Tosca.^

The broadcast will be heard locally over radio stations WRRF, WashingUm and WTEB, New Bern.

Hildegard Behrens will sing the title role. Ermanno Mauro will sing the role of Cavaradossi, with Cornell MacNeil as Scarpia and Renato Canecchi as the Sacristan.

(^HHhictor Christian Badea will make his debut as a conductor of the

WASHINGTON, N.C. - the newly-formed Beaufort County Choral Society will present its premiere Christmas performance at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6 in the First United Methodist Church, Washington. The concert is free.

The society, sponsored by the Beaufort County Arts Council, is directed by Don Gober of Ahoskie. He is minister of music at Ahoskie First Baptist Church.

In addition to the singers, a brass ensemble will be featured. The chorus will be accompanied by Bar-

Chester Arthur, the 21st president of the United States, was bom in 1830 in Fairfield, Vt.

Ever since bands like R.E.M. made it big in the early 1960s, mainstream music has become more and more accepting of garage bands with under-produced albums and a dependence more on raw energy than musical skill.

ThatS good, because it gives groups like Fetchin B<ies a chance to explore the wide, wide world. The Bones, and other bands like them, have made the public realize that you can team the music and the instruments, what you cant team is creative energy. That you have to get naturally, and the Bones have it.

Their new alhum, Galaxy 500, is evidence of the multiple creative forces that drive the band. With a poun^ base, staccato drums and the singmg/chanting/screaniing talents of Hope Nichols, the new Bones album is a fine example of the new rock and roll.

Of course, the new rock and roll, in many ways, is a rebim to the roots of the genre. Fetchin Bones sound is a strong mix of country, blues and folk, combmed to produce a stark rock beat reminiscent of early rockers like Chuck Bmy. It all comes together with punk ovotones, and the combination is explosive.

The opening track, Stray, Ik^ with the pounding beat of ^y Richardsons drum and Dana Pentes bass. As the tune [ into rapid fire guitar wc Nichols impressive vocal attacks, the creative force that drives the band becomes evident in the energy and the lyrics.

The song, on the surface, is about watching a stray dog who wants to go inside homes and leave his mark on the occupants lives. Look you mangy mutt/ with those blue eyes you cut/ get the stray/ you howl outside bouses/ you beg to come in and tear them ajMurt/ and then you leave

them breathless and their cupbfnrds bare/ you catch a fresh scent in the air/the stray never stays.

On the second level, this seems to be a song about peoide who jump from one love, one bed, to anotiier, leaving behind a trail of used lovers and broken hearts. The Stray is a bad dog, and Nidiols tells that at the end of me song.

The rest of the album has a similar feel to it. The songs can be taken on two different levels, generally, demonstrating the creative lines that many emerging artists are chosing over the pop-ish lyrics that infest most of todays music.

Aaron Pitikin and Errol Stewart share guitar playing duties on the new LP, and they do an admirable job of playing off of each others tal-

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Gakuty 500 lies in its production. Dixon IS a wizard, and nis talents may have been to formidable for the Bones. Hardcore Bones fans may be disappointed to find the band has cleaned up a little, but the result has been an album that is accessible to the public but true to its roots.

Fetchin Bones will play at the Brewery in Raleigh on ^ursday as part of their current tour of the east coast. The band has a good reputation for live performance, and if the energy of the show is anything like the raergy in the album, it shouldnt be missed.

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The weeks calendar is:

Monday ~ 6:40 a.m., Jane Harrison, home health and ho^ice care; 7:15 a.m. to be announced; 7:25 a.m., John Forlines - The living Christmas tree; 7:40a.m., MarionSykes, ECU Emmy program.

Tuesday - 6:40 a.m., Healthbreak; 7:15 a.m., to be announced; 7:25 a.m., Rachael Kennedy, Onslow Craft Guild; 7:40 a.m., Wendy Thienport, Beaufort County Choral Society.

Wednesday - 6:40 a.m.. Education Spotlight - SADD, Students Against Drunk Driving; 7:15 a.m., to be announced; 7:25 a.m., Scuffleton Christmas Parade; 7:30 a.m., Best Christmas Pageant Ever - Ayden Theater Workshop; 7:40 a.m., Oscar Lee, Petersons Shelter for the Homeless.

Thursday 6:40 a.m., Ronnie Adkins, Beverly Roberts, Rons Video Recordings; 7:15 a.m., Pat Pierson, Lady Pirate basketball coach; 7:25 a.m., Ed Swindell, Gordon Pippin, Bath Christmas. Parade; 7:40 a.m., all around the house. , ^

Friday - 6:40 a.m., Buster Little, musical spoons; 7:15 a.m.. Dr. Charles Moore, ECU Madrigal Dinner; 7:25 a.m., the CampLejeune report; 7:40a.m., Eddie Harrington, plant jloctor.

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There's a certain something in the air that seems to preserve the magic ol Christmas long after childhood da\s of waiting up for Santa have passed. The beauty of winter, its falling snow seeming to dust the world with merriment and go^ will, creates a fairyland setting where visions of sugarplums seem all too likely to dance in our hcuds

Coming in from the wonderland outdoors, the warmth of a crackling fire and the heady aroma of baking gingerbread seem to wrap themselves around us like a thick, soft blanket The star-topped tree, its tinsel shimmering in the firelight, is a picture of enchantment whose spell few can resist.

And yet. the most potent ingredient to the magic that is Christmas is the joy of giving, for there is no other time of year when gift-giving creates more excitement or is more looked forward to.

There's the triumph of coming home with just the right gift, after hours of searching and waiting in line. And after the seemingly endless weeks and days ot

bons and bows. tradition to give

With gift-giving being ah important as-peci of holiday tradition, why not take the idea of tradition one step further and start a gifting tradition this year that is uniquely your own, as well as very personal.

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Gifts to treasure

Then the wonderful moment finally arrives: It's Christmas morning and you can bask in the thrill of seeing the glow in the eyes of all those loved ones to whom you've given a special gilt.

Each holiday season brings with it the challenge and fun of finding new and different gifts that are sure to be enjoyed.

certain people a different ornament each Christmas.

Whether its something youve ma^ yourself, or one of the dated glass or silver ornaments that are issued in a limited edition each year, you can be sure that your gift will be enjoyed for a long time to come.

Being asThere are so many wonderful fixxls that are characteristic of Christmas.

why not make it your tradition to give a basketful of holiday favorites to someone who you know would just love it.

You might fill it with gingerbread and plum pudding, imported Dutch cocoa and Swiss chocolates, or even some exotic cheeses, caviar and champagne.

Whether the basket is full of cookies and treats that you've baked yourself or festive imported delicacies, youll know that every mouthftil will be savored.

For a favorite niece or goddaughter, a strand of pearls or a charm bracelet that can be added to each year, makes a gift thai will be enjoyed for a lifetime.

And for that favorite little boy in the family, why not begin an tdd-fashioned train set. adding a car or two each year.

For the grandpa who loves to smoke pipes, you mi^t vmnt to add to whatever pipes he may have collected by present-' ing him with one from a different country each year. <

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Personal computers (PCs) that are easier to use and more powerful than ever are increasingly finding their way into the. American lifestyle.

Unlike earlier home computers that behaved more as toys than productivity tools, these new systems are as powerful as most business computers, yet are simple enough to be used by a child.

A computer could be the best investment you ever make in yourself or your

family, so you'll want one that is simple to use. yet powerful enough to grow with your changing needs, according to John Frank, president of Zenith Data Systems, a majoi^pplier of PCs to home, college and busmess users.

Designing a powerful personal computer that is simple to understand without hours of training is a significant development. and some new nuxlelssuch as Zenith's eaZy pc''-fill the bill. Frank said.

in the past, novice computer users spent hours or even days laboring over

POWERFUL PERSONAL COMPUTERS that are Mniple la lue are increaaini^ fnding Iheir way iiUo the American liiestyle. Many of ihew new romputeiwMich a* the eaZy pc from Zenithoffer on-(tcreen instruction* that are sinipir enough for elementary school students to use.---

the massive owners manual, just to get started. Frank said. "The ea^r and impatient would jump right in and quickly loose their footing in all the computer terminology and commands.

Now. many PCs have instructions that arc simple enough for elementary school students to understand. For example, the eaZy pc offers step-by-step directions right on the screen, so there is no need to thumb through reams of papers to find out what keys to press next.

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As a result, ifaiilies that have never used a computer before can be up and running virtually any software program written for PC/XT-compatible systems in only a tew minutes.

The new simple-to-use PCs are as powerful as most office computers, which allows them to keep pace with future generations of educational and business software.

Personal computers can benefit the 'whole femily. Writing'becomes much easier and more enjoyable on a computer.

In fact, some software programs can teach proper spelling and punctuation right on the screen. This can allmAi children to get ahead in tiasswork and report writing. Frank said.

Many computers are purchased to help out with work taken home from the office. Late nights at the office can be minimized if work can be brought home on a floppy disk and completed or continued at home. This also can lead to higher productivity.

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Some new computers such as the eaZy pc are easy on the eyes by offering a larger 14-inch screen that displays black characters on a white backgroundjust like a piece of paper.

The eaZy pc uses new, smaller Vh-inch floppy disks. These disks hold twice as much information as the larger 54-inch floppy disks that are widely in use today.

Most computer companies are moving to these smaller disks because of their higher storage capability, according to Frank. _

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There is little doubt that time is one of life's most precious gifts. This holiday season, as you hurry through stores contemplating what gifts to get friends, family and business associates, consider giving WMrse// a gift as wella gift that can actually enhance the quality of life by organizing your time.

Time management, from both a personal and a professional standpoint, is a virtual necessity in today's fast-paced, fever-pitched world.

From meetings, business trips and project deadlines, to all those pressing family-oriented activities (dinner dates, shopping and quality time" for the kids included), life can be a complicated, hectic maze of responsibilities.

And for the busy business person or dual-career woman managing a home as well as a job, it can'be a nightmare.

Wouldn't it be great to find a single tool that could help organize the whole ball of waxboth professional and personal activities so that you wouldn't have to worry about finding the time to get it all done?

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Timer system.

Men a)id women, no matter their age, occupation or lifestyle, wish they had more time, when all they really need is a way to make better use of the time they already have, said Dorney.

People allow their lives to be more complicated than need be. Time, as elusive as it is, can't be saved up or stored.

There are only 24 hours in a day," Dorney continued. But, when time is properly managed, we can reduce much of the stress in our lives, do the things we really enj<^ doing, increaise our personal productivity by leaps and. bounds, and concentrate our energies on achieving our most important goals and objectives.

The Day-Timer system, whose devoted customers now exceed three million people throughout the world, resembles a simple pocket secretarya portable office, so to speak.

Yet through the development and refinement of many different daily and weekly formats, in sizes to 'fit pocket, purse or brief case, and offering a host of optional accessories, the Day-Timer sys-

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the best gift you could ever give yourself,. tern is totally flexible and far more per-

a friend or a loved one.

You can give yourself the gift of time, or more precisely the gift of time management. by giving yourself the Day-Timer planner/organizer system.

It is a simple, comprehensive pocket or desk-sized system that allows each Day-Timer user to record and consolidate all the information he or she would want or need to remember at any time.

The real secret to getting more out of life, to enjoying more free time, is to control time rather than to let it control you," said Robert C. Dorney, renowned time management expert and co-founder of Day-Timers. Inc., producer and marketer of the nation's most popular time management tools and systems.

Birthdays, anniversaries, projects, mortgage payments, gas mileage, personal and business phone numbers, deadlines. priorities, expensesanything and everything that is worth doing or recalling at a later date has a place in the Day-

sonal than any other planner/organizer system on the market tgday-Each and every Day-Timer system comes with easy step-by-step instructions and helpful suggestions for how to best organize and prioritize ones daily activities.

1 Day-Timer time management systems .are available only through the mail. They are not sold in any stores.

To receive a free copy of the 1987 full-color Day-Timer Holiday Gift (jatalog, write Day-Timers, Allentown. PA 18001, or call toll-free. 800/523-9474. * Particularly during the hectic holiday season, we are all reminded how little time we have to do the things we enjoy most. , iv

This holiday season, make a resftlution to bring in the new year with less worry, less stress and a lot more freedom to do what you want with lifes most precious gift. '

This holiday, enrich your life...give yourself the gift of time.

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The latest use of infrared light, just unveiled by Koss Corporation, the world's leading manufacturer of stereophones, brings infrared technology to loudspeakers.

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Unlike traditional speakers, they can easily be moved to different locations within a room in a mere matter of minutes. No longer is it necessary to drill holes in walls or hide speaker wires underneath a carpet.

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, WHKN THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS FRIGHTFUL, nothing i nwre lielighirul than cuddling up in li-oul of a IiinaMHlir nioni-* lor/r*ceiwr television and VCR. The CTJ-2790R OmniArt TV features a large 27-inrh diagiuial Hi reeii. advaiueil Surround - Sound circuitry, 155-channel cable compatibility and a stardust black cabinet. Tlic PV-4768 viil*o casM'lle rcconler offers VHS J Hi-Fi stereo, the Panasonic Hi-Tech 4 video head system and a built-in 25 watt per channel slere<* aniplirier, so there's no need 4 for an independent hi-fi system hook-up.

The perfect presents for active people:

Eyewear designed tvith sports in mind

{ Sporting goods top many Christmas lists, but sunglassesan important ac-' ccssory lor outdoor enthusiastsare not traditumally thought of as a holiday gift.

As /Vmcricas love affair with fitness continues and the popularity of outdoor ; .iciiviiies rises dramatically each year, the number and variety of sports have , become amazingly diverse.

Since every sport has its own require-incnis for optimal eye protection and sight enhancement, the sports boom ^ gives holiday shoppers an easy solution to the age-old what-to-buy problem: Pro-** tective eyewear designed with the needs I *1)1 specific active sports in mind.

}i The glamorous, fun or dashing sun

sn protection ano good peripheral vision. as well as protection from wind and flying dirt and debris.

Shield sunglasses, with their wrap-style continuous lens, are an ideal ,solu-tion (and their sleek design is very

fashion-lbrward).

Carrera's racing-striped Sunrise shield features an unbreakable polycarbonate lens with broad temple Connections that protects against glare and wind from the sides, and a special nosepiece that gives a comfortable, pressure-free fit.

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When choosing a gift, always look for

superior pr(xlucts from a reputable man-

! 4 ufacturer that protect delicate eye tissue * trom the suns harmful ultraviolet, rays. ? Carrera, a leading manufacturer of (lorts eyewear, incorporates the latest in

lens and frame technology in designing goggles and sunglasses that provide 100 jvercent protection from ultraviolet rays, i|-|..ind that meet the rigorous demands of : active sports.

Skiers face a variety of unpredictable F weather conditions, and need goggles to , protect their eyes from the elements.

Reflective glare off snow reduces visi-' bility and causes eye straining and squint-i ing; rushing wind causes tearing and blinking.

Changing weather alters the appearance of the terrain (for example, clouds reduce depth perception by creating flat I light), and skiing without goggles during

I . a blinding snowfall is nearly impossible. Carrera makes a variety of goggle

lenses that accommodate different kinds 1 of weather. The all-around Softsight is good for both bright sun and cloudy

II slyies; Goldgreen enhances contrast and f defines uneven terrain during rain, snow

I or tog: and Ultrasight cuts reflection and I glare on very overcast and especially I * bright days, while enhancing natural

FOR YEARS, ptM|il' hav* Ikm-ii Imkiiig Hrku* for Sanlu. Now, llic jolly old vlf ran n'tum the favor nilh a NN-8W7 I'aiiasoiiir niirro\uivi ovrii. Tla* lii-lech Camiin men fealiin* dual la'al rytnirei's that exeeplioiud hake and broil reHidlN can In* aehieved. in addition to the Hlandai-d niicrowave fiiiH-lioii. Flat heating elements in tile iinil'n eeiling ami floor provirk* for even hnm niiig on evi*ry thing from Santa* etMikie to Mr. aii* holiday roast. The !Nl\-8)07 also ofiers a Eiirmslyle eahim-l. Genius siisur auloinatie eooking eyeles and six power l*\f>ls.

I i color reproduction and preventing eye 4 I latigue.

A special double-lens construction

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* I Bicyclings popularity has risen enor-|| mously lately, and equipment geared to the sport is flooding the market: Skin-

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, i cally-designed helmets for safety, and * padded fingerless gloves for blister-free * palms and a sure grip.

In eyewear, bicycle enthusiasts need

Bacova Guild Personalized Mailboxes

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While scarves, lies, bathrobes and biHiks arc the standard fare of most holiday gift lists, this season, why not break with tradition and introduce the exotic into the festivities? Give items that reflect the centuries-old traditions of Japanese culture.

The following gift suggestions, provided by Tokyo-based Shiseido Cosmetics, one of the worlds largest beauty companies, will introduce your family and friends to the mystery, romance and untold nature of Japan:

For the fragrance and cosmetics lover, Shiseidos 1987 gift collection offers a selection of fine fragrances, treatment products, soaps and makeup sets that incorporate the practices of ancient Japanese culture with the advances of nuxlcrn day technology.

The highlights of the collection are Shiseidos Spirit of Zen Eau de Parfum and Room Fragrance in specially designed ceramic containers.

Demonstrating Japanese craftsmanship and philosophy in concept and presentation, the scent, a soft floral fragrance, lakes its inspiration from Zen Buddhist traditions and ceremonies, while the containers reflect both modern day prcxludion technology and the age-old tradition of Japanese ceramics.

The decanter is refillable and the box will serve as an ideal holder for jewelry, potpourri and mementosboth will be exquisite reminders of the gift long after the holiday has passed.

THLS HOUDAY SEASON, Shiseklo Cmmeliai prenenta Spirit of Zen Eau de Phr-fuiii and Room Fragrance in specially crafted ceramic containers, reflecting both modem day priMluction technology and the age-old tradition of ceramics. Denion-Htrating JaiHmese fine craftsmanship and philosophy in concept and presentation, the scent, a soft floral fragrance, takes its inspiration from Zen Buddhist tradition and ceremonies, while t& containers reveal the sense of precision, order and heauty that is Japan. Spirit of Zen Eau de Rirfuni$40.00; Spirit of Zen Room Fragrance$28.00.

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The imique holiday present that is sure to enchant the entire iinily: colorhil, exotic tropical fish aquarium

Of all Christmas presents, perhaps the most beloved is a living gift such as an aquarium filled with tropical fish. Colorful, varied and sure to be enjoyed by the lucky recipient, its also easy to maintain and adds a unique decorative touch to any family room, living roonuic^tetL.

In fact, a recent study by researcheiV^ at the University of Pennsylvania concluded it is even a benefit in relieving stress.

Bestowing a home aquarium upon a friend, relative or your otvn children has many positive benefits. Throughout the U.S., 10 million aquariums are being enjoyed in homes, offices, restaurants and hotels.

In order to select the best aquarium for your money, one thats filled with colorful tropical ftsh and easy to maintain, its a gocxi idea to do a little investigating.

it is advisable to purchase a book that provides complete instructions on setting up and maintaining an aquarium.

One basic rule to follow, however, is to buy the largest aquarium possible since, the greater the water environment, the less chance of water problems.

If you receive an aquarium as a gift, you must assume all the responsibilities for maintenance.

When determining where to put your new aquarium, you should consider several factors. You will not want to put it in direct sunlight, since this will cause algae to grow on the glass and plastic accessories.

You will also not want to put it on

your best carpeting since, during water changes, it is possible for some water to

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First, you will want to locate a good dealer in your area. If you have a friend who has an aquarium, ask for a reference; otherwise the phone book lists most tropical fish retailers.

splash on the floor. And you should also be sure to put your aquarium on a firm stand since water is heavy.

After you have decided on the aquarium, your first accessory will be a tightly fitting canopy cover equipped with a fluorescent fixture. Fluorescent fixtures throw off a cool light and will not cause fluctuations in the water temperature.

Two cameras for price of one

This holiday season, you can give the camera enthusiast in your life a fully automatic .^*>111111 camera that shoots wide and close upwithout changing lenses!

The remarkable Konica MR-70LX is like having two cameras in one. The ftilly automatic 35mm camera features a dual-modc lens system.

With just the push of a button, the Konica MR-70LX will automatically convert from a 38mm wide-angle lens to a 70mm telephoto lens!

" The Konica MR-70LX is so automatic all you have to do is point and shoot. Besides focusing on subjects automatically, the camera will set the appropriate exposure. film, and shutter speeds, load the

film, wind and rewind the film and indicate when the light is too low. It even features a built-in electronic self-timer!

The Konica MR-70LX has an LCD window display that shows you everything you need to know to take great picturesframe count, flash range, battery power, battery loaded, auto load signal, auto load mistake and reload, selftimer, film end, rewind, and a rewind completed and remove film indicator.

The camera also boasts a new built-in electixmic auto flash system that is operable in only three seconds.

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While we are on the subject of water temperature, tropical fish require an environment maintained at around 75**F (25C). You will therefore need a good heater and an aquarium thermometer.

A recent development in this technology is the liquid crystal digital thermometer which affixes to the outside of the aquarium yet measures most accurately the water temperature.

You will also need a quality filter. Your dealer can give you proper advice since there are several ty|^s of filters and your needs will vary with the size of your aquarium. If you are going to keep a lot of fish, you will also want a separate air pump to add oxygen to the water.

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Decorating an aquarium is great fun. There are multi-colored gravels, highly

plete assortment and your selection should be based on the size of your aquarium and the amount of money you decide to spend.

Once you have set up your aquarium, you should add a chlorine neutralizer to the water and add only a few fish initially. These few fish will help develop the proper biological conditions necessary to maintain a fully stocked aquarium.

After three to four weeks, assuming everything is functioning properly, you can then go ahead and add the rest of your fish.

Aquarium maintenance is a lot simpler than people think. Every two weeks a partial water change (not greater than 20 percent) by siphoning the water from the bottom of the aquarium is all that is required.

decorative backgrounds and hundreds of ornaments, as well as plastic plants so real in reproduction it's almost impossible to distinguish them from live plants.

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A device called the Hydro-Clean allows an efficient siphoning by separating the debris in the gravel and removing it with the water from the aquarium. On a monthly basis, your filter will require minimal maintenance. Thats all there is.

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, If the pressures of holiday shopping and preparation are dragging you down again this year, heres a refreshing thought that can help relieve your stress, restore your sanity, and allow you to enjoy the seasonal magic as much as you did when you were a childkeep it light!

Why surrender these promising holidays to the heavyweights of years gone bya new bicycle for Junior (some as-semWy required), Great-Aunt Janes infamous plum pudding with her a^ropriately-named hard saucewhen you can create an ambiance of levity and excitement by using your imagination and thinking light.

Here are some ideas to get you started.

For dad, remember that this season reaches its climax with an eight letter word: Football. How about giving him ^m for Christmas? A keg of light beer IS the perfect accompaniment to the ihrill of victory and the agony of defeat.

Or, if he has fallen prey to the revival of elegance, give him a sleek, slim lighter from Dunhill or S.I. Dupont.

Gifts shell eiyoy

.' Mom will enjoy gifts that pamper her ;gently and subtly. Neutrogenas Skin Care Elegance Set contains handy one-xuince bottles of five lightweight but very effective products: Liquid cleanser and moisturizer for the face, bath and shower gel, lotion and oil for the body, all to jilken and soften away winter dryness.

If she has a favorite fragrance, give her the light perfume version which ^ans the gap between perfume and toilet water, making it ideal for all occasions ^u de Givenchy is a good choice.

*! The lady in your life will revel in light, feminine gifts. Of course, diamonds are ^ways welcome and are a constant re-ninder of your love.

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When it's Neutrogenas Gallon of Rain-bath Shower and Bath Gel. This rich golden gel bursts into riotous bubbles that perceptibly soften skin after only one use, leaving it deliciously scented. To complement: How about the lightest silk and lace teddy from Victorias Secret?

For your man: Start with the wonderful lightplay of a kaleidoscope. Then satisfy his elegant side with a fine silk evening scarf or an ultrathin watch.

Teenagers are hardest to shop for. Look into the newest lightweight ski clothes or bulk-free silk thermals for your winter sports enthusiasts.

A daughter will enjoy the surprise of Neutrogenas Soi^by-the-Yard, to cleanse skin gently and rinse away quickly. Also consider antique crystal drop earrings to accessorize her wardrc4)e.

Your son will enjoy the kitsch of a giant inflatable dinosaur that stretches up to six feet.

For younger children who aspire to Spielbergs trade, the new inexpensive Mack and white video recorders will be a hands-down favorite.

Brighten an uncles holiday with a pair of-light-catching brandy snifters and a box of the first white chocolate cordials ever, from Godiva, of course.

And give your favorite aunt Neutro-genaCs Facial Care Classics trioa great travel set including soap, liquid cleanser and moisturizer, all super light on the skin. She will also enjoy the cheerful tinkling of a delicate glass wind chime.

Keep grandma soft and cozy with Neutrogenas Winter-Care Polar Bear, a plush, white, T-shirted fellow who is an expert in the art of cuddling, paired with a generous bottle of Norwegian Formula Emulsion to lightly, but effectively soften her skin.

Grandpa will enjoy the convenience of

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For those who need special gifts, consider a portable laptop computer and tra-I H<*sV for the recent graduate; a soft down comtO'.ter for newlyweds; and, for your most gracious host and hostess, a basket of Neutrogena Guest Soaps, a soft mohair throw, or a bottle of champagne.

For visitors who drop by unexpectedly, you may wish to stock up on tiny Neutrogena Winter-Care Mini Bear ornaments in dark brown with a one-ounce bottle of Rainbath, light brown with a liquid cleanser, and white with Norwegian Formula Emulsion.

In all your gifting, the lightest touch can create an atmosphere of fantasy and festivity throughout the holidays.

Consider these suggestions to help ease your shopping dilemmas, or let them spark your own imagination for the most dazzling holiday ever.

From a very simple beginning, six glass balls and 12 yarn figures, a new holiday tradition of ornament collecting was born.

Until 1973, when Hallmark Cards, Inc.. introduced the first line of Keepsake Ornaments; Americans had little choice in tree ornaments.

There were no Tin Locomotives, no Rocking Horses, no Frosty Friends, no Clothespin Soldiers to adorn the tree.

Mass produced, multi-pack glass balls were the standard ornaments, with tinsel, angel hair or garlands used to dress up the tree.

Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments not only revolutionized American trees, they created a new collectors market.

Today, Keepsake Ornaments are cherished by collectors for their beauty and quality workmanship. Clara Johnson Scroggins, author of several books and articles on ornament collecting, including the recently released third edition of Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments: A Collector's Guide, began acquiring Keepsake Ornaments in 1973 and has amassed a personal collection of more than 30,000 ornaments.

Each ornament has a special meaning for me, Scroggins said. Several of the more valuable ornaments are the 1980 Frosty Friends ornament, now selling to collectors for $500, and the 1982 Holiday Wildlife ornament, now selling for $300 on the secondary market. /

Since 1973, Hallmark has continued to expand its collection of Keepsake Ornaments. In 1975, handcrafted ornaments were introduced.

In 1976, to mark the Bicentennial year. Hallmark issued a special dated commemorative ornament and introduced the Babys First Christmas ornament, which soon became one of the most popular captioned ornaments in the Keepsake line.

The Babys First ornament was so successful that new commemoratives, including Mother, Love and Grandfather, were added in 1977.

The Keepsake line also has featured designs commemorating special events.

including, in 1984, an Olympic Marathon Santa and an Uncle Sam ornament in honor of the Presidential election.

Last year. Hallmark marked the lOOth birthday of the Statue of Liberty with a special ornament, and this year Hallmark commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Constitution with a special acrylic ornament, We The People.

Hallmark continues the tradition of fine collectibles with the 1987 Keepsake Collection. The Christmas Time Mime, made of hand-painted fine porcelain with a wooden display stand, portrs^s a Santa mime with a limited edition run of 24,700 pieces.

Christmas Is Gentle, depicting two lambs in a delicate basket, is made of bone china, each individually hand-numbered.

with a limited-edition run of 24,700.

A special edition Favorite Santa will especially appeal to collectors because of the intricate and nostalgic design.

And Holiday Heirloom is the first in a series of crystal bells in silver plated frames with a limited edition of 34,600.

There are still more surprises to be found this year, with Keepsake Magic Ornaments featuring light, motion and changing scenes.

Chris Mouse Glow is third in a series of lighted ornaments featuring mice and lights, and A Christmas Carol is second in a series of lighted ornaments featuring classic Christmas tales. Perfect Portrait is second in a series of light and motion ornaments v

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A MAGICAL COMBINATION of light and motion will make your Chriatmas tree come to life. Created by Hallmark Keepsake artist Ken Crow, this innovative "Christmas Morning ornament depicto two children in pajamas sliding down a 'bannister. This unique 4yi6 inch by 2Y inch ornament attaches to a miniature light string for continuous motion, and is priced at $24.50.

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Yule gift of'^resfMt^ foot^vear can lead to a Caribbean vacatkm for two

Willi winter's approach come thoughts III holiiiuy gift-giving, us well as where to for a relaxing, warm winter vacation. in-Jrcnched beaches, ctwl ocean breezes and riHiiantic iiumhiIi nights would be an inviting escape.**

However, how can you subtly suggest m'h an ideal vacation to the man in your life? Through his leet. of course!'

Mesh Cooler footwear could solve both your gift-giving and hint-dropping dilemmas. Colorful, lightweight Caribbean CiHilcrs from Hush Puppies would look terrific dancing the night away, lounging by the piM>l or strolling along a beach. It's fashion footwear that tits com-fcirtaUy and stylishly into virtually any

Don't worry about trying to match Hush Puppies Caribbean Coolers to your mate's resort*' wardrobe. These attractive shoes are sUKked in stores year-round. and come in colors of navy, white, natural and vibrant print patterns.'

The comfortable casualness of these Coolers perfectly complements every- thing from Hawaiian print swim trunks to khaki shorts, denim jeans to dress slacks.

As further enticement, you may want to slip a few travel briK'hures inside the Ctwrlers* shoe box to be certain that your future travel companion" realizes he's received much more than a distinctive gift of comfortable ftwtwear!

If you are one of those people who bves Christmas shopping but hates department store crowds, and if just the thought of piling into an overcrowded elevator with your arms overloaded with packages makes you cringe, then the advice that is usually given is to shop way ahead of time.

But for many, it just doesn't feel like Christmas unless they shop during the true holiday season, when shops are fitted with garlands and bows, and Santa eems to be everywhere.

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Museum gift shops are a wonderful to find teautiful. unusual gifts. Especially if you visit the museum in the aaoming. you'll find books galore, along with everything from reproductions of Egyptian jewelry, to scarves, glassware, and beautiful prints of some your favorite works Of art.

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The Falcon Typewriter/Printer Preventive Maintenance Kit is an economical kit designed for cleaning and maintenance of electric and electronic typewriters as well as computer printers.

The "Clean The Machine! Hi-Tech Maintenance Kit. the most comprehensive of the thre. contains an assortment of pn^ucis for static neutralization, ais wefl as'M|uipment cleaning and maintenance.

Spreadiiig the Christmas spirit

With all (rfthe goc^will and togetherness that abound during the holiday season, theres probably no better time than this to share our joy with those who may be less fortunate.

There are so many little ways in which you can bring the magic of Christmas into the lives of youngsters in a childrens hospital, or elderly people in a home.

You might want to bring some gingerbread men that youve baked, or some candied apples, to a nearby childrens hospital.

If you have a friend or know someone who IS a volunteer, you could ask to come along and perhaps read Christmas stories to the kids.

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Getting together a groim of your friends to sing carols at a home for the elderly is another way of spreading the Christmas spirit.

You could also bring ornaments youve made, giving them as small gifts to be hung where people confined to bed can enjoy them.

To spend just one hour singing or reading, to bring a few small toys or some cookies, or to do anything, big or small, that you can think of to share the happiness you feel at Christmas, can make this holiday a lot brighter for someone else.

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the holidays? Don^t forget about the kids!

"Children thawing in front of an open fire is not an exact line from Mel Torrae s 1946 Yulelide standard "The Christmas Song. but mt^be it should be.

If you think about it. a traditional Christmas wouldn't be complete without rosy-cheeked children, rushing in from the cold after a long day of winter fim to snuggle by the fire.

Mom and dad thawing little numb noses and frozen fingers is a scene as warming to the heart as it is to the body.

Christmastime is often associated with many such family moments. While it is everyones favorite time of year, the exhilaration of increased merrymaking on the home front can be particularly strenuous for young families with children between the ages of "kindergarten scholar and "teeny-bopper.

The pressures that parents must deal with in keeping their children entertained during this joyous season are monumental.

Roses Inc.. representing America's fresh^cui rose growers, suggest the following activities to lower parents blood pressure, and to ensure that both parents and children enjoy what should be a relaxed and meaningful lime.

Deck the halls

Somehow, the happy moments which make Christmas so enchanting wouldnt be as special if we couldn't share the magic with others. Holidays are synonymous with reunions and get-togethers with family and friends.

To welcome holiday guests to your home, hang a wreath or swag of Christmas greens with plaid or green bows or ribbons, and candy canes on the front door.

For an extra personalized touch, try adding fresh cut roses and a "treasure supplied by each family member. The result will be a unique decorative door piece that includes your familys signature.

Children love being included in grownup plans! So, be sure to include them on your trip to the flower shop and let them pick out the roses to be used in your ' home decor. (Remember, if your schedule is a really hectic one, your florist is as near as your telephone and will deliver to your door. Or, you may find fresh roses at your local supermarket and can pick them up as you do your grocery shopping.)

If you are entertaining, let the eldest child supervise setting the dinner table.

When plates and silver are arranged, have the baby of the family" tuck a rose into each napkin at the table.

At the end of the evening, everyone will feel like they have been an important part of the celebration, and each guest can take home a rose as a remembrance of the g(X)d time they had.

Brighten every corner of the house by inserting sweetheart roses in tiny, empty, perfume bottles. Sweetheart roses fit perfectly in small hands and, after the roses are prepared, each child can then choose where he or she would like this special holiday decoration to be displayed.

When gathering to decorate the home, remember, roses make any room come alive with red and green holiday hues. Work as a team to lace the staircase banister with a garland of red roses mixed with traditional Christmas greens.

Or. put a red rose in a bud vase by the''* kitchen sink for Santas helpers who get stuck with the holiday dinner dishes.

Gifts for little hands to give

Fresh roses are the ultimate gift for both teenage and younger children to give. Send the apple of your eye to school with red roses in a bud vase or a single rose in a rose bowl as a gift for a ravorite teacher. (Dont forget: Male teachers like roses, too!)

Take your child along with you to call on a shut-in friend who cant go out of town this season. A personal visit means so much more when children accompany you.

Prepare a basket of fruit tied up with a big green ribbon and a Christmas red rose for the child to give. This gift, unlike any other, provides nourishment for* the body and the soul.

As their gift to brother, sister, mom or dad. smaller children can easily top off Christmas stockings with a red rose.

Children attending Christmas services can feel like big people by laying a rose on the altar as your familys addition to holiday worship.

If you are invited to pay a visit to the neighbors, let the children spread holiday cheer by giving roses to the host or hostp, ess as a gift of thanks in return for the courtesy and kindness shown throughout the year. Perhaps the rose gift would include one rose for each of your family members, or one per child.

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Roses are unexpected treats for small children who help out with Christ-

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Your childs first vision on Christmas morning should be bright and cheery, so surprise each youngster that*holds a place in your heart with a few roses on his or her night stand.

For your little girls hair, shape bendable wire into a halo, Wrap with green ribbon and insert red roses with babys breath to complement her holiday attire. Any little gentleman would look dashing with a single sweetheart rose and holly sprig boutonniere.

If your family is posing for a photo to send to faraway friends this year, use red roses and hoii^Q' greens for the "crowning touch. Roses are always in season.

and are available when youre ready to say cheese.

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Children and roses both need a little special attention frmn time to time. Handling and caring for their roses can help build a tender loving care altitude when youngsters arc responsible for the rose in their charge.

Heres a few simple tips you can pass on that will help ensure you get the longest life from your roses!

Any rose that has been out of water long enough for the base end of the stem to dry out will benefit from having an inch or more of the stem end cut off under water with a pair of shears. After making the cut. place the rose in a water-filled container for display.

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Sunday, November 29.1987

rf- Every season has its treasures, and winter brings special occasions for pleasant times and thoughtful moments.

'With gift-giving a big part of this season, here are some ideas to ease the load on your pockelbook while keeping your Calendar as free as possible for the fun tifnes to come.

' flkwWrite things down and carry jthe list with you everywhere. Each day, *<Aeck your list, chart your errands and 'coordinate trips to avoid retracing steps.

' After the holidays, don't stop. Keep a running list of gift ideas, and shop too. ;By next year at this time, you'll have part of your gift shopping completed.

Be flexible Don'i forget what friends are for. A hectic, busy day niay make you feel as if you cant handle interruptions.

' Be willing to take the time and savor the real value of people. Gifts are wonderful, but don't let them overcome the true meaning of the season.

. Take time for wFeeling fatigued? TVy these ideas to pep you up or wake you up. Take an early morning walk; give yourself a facial; keep a pitcher of juice or cold water in the refrigerator and don't forget to take vitamins daily.

A quick refresher: Spritz yourself with cologne. Or lie back, put your feet up and think of all the things you have done.

Try these ^ift ideasTie kitchen gadgets with a bow for a quick gift or stocking stuffer. (Dont forget the old favoritea wotxlen-handled spatula!);

-. A pretty book (blank inside) with pen or colored markers will please a poet

BAKING A PIE may be all it takes to please a special person you know. But who says you ha^e to do the baking? It's ipvat if you have the time and inclination. If not, find a good bakery and present the pie in a high-quality container to help keep it fresh. An ideal choice is Rubbermaid's Servin' Saver pie keeper with its high cover and tqi^t seal to protect delicate meringues.

friend;

Start a picture album for someone (with their picture in it);

Kids love ugly rubber insects, practical joke toys and educational ones too. Be sure to look for toys that are safe for the age of the child;

A see-through food, container filled with goodies will warm anyone's heart;

Give a teenager a portable utility file with blank tape cassettes inside. Or buy a cassette of music you know they'll like;

Consider the hobbies and interests of those on your list...the guitar player

would love a gift certificate at a music store. An artist will appreciate one good brush. The fanatical contest devotee? Collect sweepstakes entry forms and wrap them up with envelopes and stamps; add a horseshoe paperweight for kicks;

Dried Indian corn with a bow makes a simple and fun gift for kids to present to grandmother and granddad. Or give them a bundle of wheat and oats for the birds tied with a big bow. This type of gift can be tacked to a front door or mail box, or hung from a tree.

^imid poslrChristmas hibernation ^ giving the of green this season

Is that wide tie your wife gave you for ristmas in 1973 still hibernating in the t>ack of your closet waiting to come back jn style?

Why not give a gift this year that will pill be cared for 15 years from now? ^y not give the gift of gardening?

I Gardening can give enjoyment now |ind for many years to comewithout ever going out of style.

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r.. Instead of giving just a plant this holi-0ay season, why not outfit a future plant lover with everything he or she will need to begin a hobby that will last a lifetime! ' Caring for a plant from seed to maturity instills a genuine sense of satisfaction

in the budding horticulturist, while providing a wide array ofbenefits, both therapeutic and aesthetic, particularly for children and the elderly.

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When giving the gift of gardening, the experts at Garden Scene, the nation's leading manufacturer of horticultural accessories, suggest that you try to match a seed or plant with your future garden buffs home environment.

"For new home gardeners, it's best to pick a plant that will flourish indoors." si^s Garden Scene's plant expert, Robert Maronde.

And if you know where the plant will be raised, ail the better. For instance, if

the plant will be in plenty of sunlight, a chrysanthemum is ideal.

Or. if the person to whom you're giving the gift of green lives in a home without much direct sunlight, something like a watermelon begonia might be a better choice."

Choosing just the r^t planter

Once your select the right plant, the next step is to select an attractive, durable planter. Maronde recommends plastic planters over clay or wood.

Clay and wood containers absorb and hold moisture," Maronde explains. "This moisture can pass through the base and sides of the planter and ruin or damage tables, shelves and fliwrs."

Teens ivill feel more grown-up with iipbeat gifts that will create a blast!

' With the holiday season approaching, choosing appropriate gifts for teenagers can be a challenge. The fact that they are drawn to the adult world may be a good place to start, because teenagers enjoy things that make them feel more grown up.

6iven that they have their own sense of style and taste, which probably wont be consistent with your own. here are gift suggestions that are sure to create a Mast.

Personal stereo radios and tape players that look as giKxl as they sound not only satisfy their music needs, but complement their lifestyle needs as well.

-Teens like electronics with up-beat Styling and fired-up colors. After all, teens wear portable stereo radios as much as they listen to them.

And clock radios can be just as much a part of a teens bedroom decor as a poster of his or her favorite role model.

Bright colors and styling notwithstanding, teens also demand quality sound and feature details.

, GE's multi-hued Sidestep. Onestep and Steppin Up portable AM/FM radio cassette players, as well as Jammer clock radios, provide the features teens like in fashion electronics, as well as the sound and style.

Each has tiny bud headphones Stored in a built-in compartment with eord winder so that messy wires do not ruin the stylish look.

The bud headphones also allow the teen to listen to his or her music anywhere without ever disturbing family members or other people.

The Onestep and Sidestep sport side-mounted handles, making them easily portaMe for trips to the beach or to tote along on a skate board or bike.

The Jammer clock radios have all the

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And they come in two unique color designs: P'Jammer in white and grey with pastel accents, and Nite Jainmer.in black with electric blue, red abd grey highlights.

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FAMILY TOGETHERNESS MEANS SHARING THE FUN AND GAMES

For family togetherness this holiday season, everyones joining in and sharing the funindoors, with jigsaw puzzles, space age board challenges, charades on paper, even computer software games; outdoors, it's a family day on the ski slopes.

That all-time family favorite, the jigsaw puzzle, is now more colorful than ever, with American Publishing offering a wide selection for holiday gift-giving, including classic scenes, cute animals and contemporary and abstract photography. The 550-piece puzzles retail for about $6.50. and the 1.000-piece sets for about $7.50.

The entire family will also enjoy hours of excitement playing Solarquest, the new space age real estate board game from Western Publishing.

Playing the game, children and their families will learn fascinating facts about the solar system, as they travel throu^ space building monopolies of planets, moons and satellitesan out of this world gift for about $12.

Special version

And good news for the younger set this years best selling adult board game, Pictionary, has a version designed especially for children ages 7-11.

In Pictionary Junior, youngsters draw clues.with crayons on wipe-off boards to help their teammates guess one of 480 words.

The words have been rated for reading levels by educators, allowing children of different ages to play together. Retails for about $15.

The business world, too. provides the basis for an unusual interactive computer game from Maxell this Christmas.

With the purchase of specially-marked 10-packs of 5'^-inch and 3'/-inch computer disks, customers will receive a free 11th disk featuring a software game called Business Advantage, based on real situations from Business Week cover stories.

The player, assuming the role of company president, analyzes the competition, the economy, markets and products, and then develops a strategic plan.

The program takes the player through a simulated year, and evaluates the results in terms of sales, return on investment and profits. The 10-packs retail for $16.99 and $35.99, respectively.

Thrill of skiing

Moving to the great outdoors, exciting gifts for family members or friends who have never experienced the thrill of skiing are coupons for the second annual ^ts Go Skiing. America!" program.

Round up the entire family for the January 8th National Learn-to-Ski Day, a free day of skiing, including lesson, equipment rental and access to beginner trails at more than 175 alpine and crosscountry ski areas nationwide (no coupon neededjust call ahead to reserve a spot).

Or. pick up the free stocking-stuffer coupons at a local ski shop good for specially-priced discounts on the same all-inclusive package. For the names of participating ski shops, call 1-800-88-TO-SKl, toll-free.

This year, go HoUytvoodfifr the holidays

HORS DOEUVRE FOR THE HOLIDAYSEntertaining i easy with a microwave oven from GE's Spacemaker line. It can be installed beneath cabinets to conserve valuable counterspace.

Use your microwave for easy holiday entertaining

If you own a microwave oven, chances are good youve come home more than once after a hard day of holiday shopping to pop in a frozen dinner or warm up a quick bt>wl of soup.

Most people rely on microwaves for convenience and seldom really cook" with them. *

If youre among those people, youre not enjoying the units full potential. A microwave is a great way to have ftin and be creative in the kitchenwith delicious results!

Hors doeuvre in a hurry

Guests expected at seven and youre still in the office at six? Quick hors doeuvre dont have to be a plate of cheese and crackers. \

With a microwave and five minutes, you can pick up any variety of frozen entrees, cut into bite-size pieces, stick in a toothpick and microwave.

Pizzas, stuffed crepes, even chicken nuggets all make delicious, hot hors doeuvrein minutes.

For an elegant (and quicker) version of the classic favorite, a baked brie wheel.

simply take a round of brie, slice off the top, and sprinkle with sliced almonds.

Place in the microwave on low for two to three minutes, and its done. Garnish with some grapes and serve with finger-sized baguettes.

Even smaller units, such as GEs Spacemaker n and in series, can easily accommodate a variety of ftin party dishes.

These units have optional hanging brackets, and can be mounted beneath kitchen cabinets to save counterspace especially valuable when youre entertaining.

Recreational snacking

Theres a commercial break during the Sunday afternoon sports event youre watching with friends. You want to offer your guests a snack but you dont have anything ready.

One of the most fun and popular ways to use a microwave is to make pq)-corn. Most microwaveable brands can be prepared in under three minutes and come in buttered, salted and plain varieties. Fill a bowl with your favorite and enjoy.

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Viewers of-TVs Hole! can now check into the real St. Gregory, the Fairmont atop Nob Hill in San Francisco.

Hoiel fans can ask for the Fairmont St. Gregory package for $170 per couple, plus tax, Friday or Saturday arrival. Its an exciting new packagea great Christmas gift because gift certificates are available!

Besides a nights stay in a deluxe room, the package includes dancing to a live band and a show by a name entertainer in the hotels Venetian Room supper club; a St. Gregory cocktail (brandy and triple sec) per person on the house (and keep the glasses, with St. Gregory inscribed on one side and the Fairmont logo on the other, as souvenirs); plus postcards autographed by the cast of Hotel.

Additional night is available at $160 per couple, plus tax.

For reservations, call 800-527-4727, or the Fairmont Hotel 415/772-5000.

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Sometimes, for that very special person. giving the very best is the only thing to do at Christmas. For many, this means much more tftan just champagne and caviar.

Cunard Line makes it possible to gift wrap an ocean cruise as an ideal luxury pre.sent through its Gift of Cruising" certificate package.

Handsomely presented in a gold-embossed box with royal blue velvet drawstring pouch. The Gift of Cruising" includes an inscribed parchment certificate, solid brass luggage tags, facsimile cruise tickets and tempting travel literature.

Available in amounts of $1,000 or more, the certificate can be applied to any Cunard cruise on any of its seven ships^the ultra-deluxe (Jueen Elizabeth 2, Sagafjord, VistaQord, Sea Goddess I and 11, and the more informal Cunard Princess and Cunard Countess.

Recipients can then select the ship and cruise they prefer from itineraries that cover six continents and the seven seas.

For that person who truly appreciates fine art, a splendid gift would be a selection from the limited edition fine crystal designs by Orrefors of Sweden, one of the worlds finest crystal producers.

Among the options are an abstract sculpture in glowing crystal, such as Magic Eye," a cut sculpture in solid crystal for $1,675; or Movement. a contemporary design suggesting an ocean wave, $1,500; or the Columbi Egg," $750, shown originally as a focal prop in the film Risky Business.

Available in its own company boutiques in New York City and Costa Mesa, Calif., Orrefors is also c^ried by leading department stores throughout the country.

For a totally different type of gift for her. the Ladies Professional Golf Association suggests lessons from one of its caching professional members.

Chances are, if shes already a golfer, theres nothing that would please her more than to shave a few strokes off her golf game, as she learns the finer points

of driving, chipping and putting. Lessons are available from an LPGA member for $50 to $75 an hour.

For the name of a local LPGA teaching member, and to arrange a series of lessons as a Christmas gift, call your local public golf course or country club.

It might be time, too, to replace that old VCR with the latest state-of-the-art model. Sharps digital VCR offers an array of features and speqial effects such as freeze-frame, slow motion and strobe from a broadcast channel or videotape that will delight any sports fan or video enthusiast.

Hollywood is celebrating its lOOth year, and Vidal Sassoon highlights the timeless style of the silver screen with the Flicks Collectionhairstyles that can put you in your greatest role.

Flicks" is a magnificent review of hairstyles featuring the 80s versions of cuts, perms and the vibrant haircolors portrayed by some of Hollywoods most dazzling beauties in their most unforgettable roles:

The platinum blondes epitomized by Jean Harlow.

The wave of hair across the eye that Veronica Lake made a national fad!

Glowing redheads like Susan Hayward!

The startling crewcut of Jean Seberg!

The sensual imagery of Brigitte Bardot!

(^ickly, easily and in time for all your holiday festivities, the experts at Sassoon have put together helpful at-home howtos, to make you the shining star this season.

Breath-taking entrancesStart out Academy Award winning hairstyles with clwn, shiny hair. Your holiday entrances will be around when you shampoo and condition with a system specially designed to remove buildup and product residue. Advanced Salon Formula prepares hair for ail the seasons demanding roles.

Silent seductions^arm up winter nights by taking a cue from the leading ldies of the Silent Screen. Sculpt a voluminous wave into your hair and style it to cover one eye. Your eyes will do the talking with a sexy glance, from beneath the wave.

Romantic leadsA sweetheart neckline, lipstick-sealed mouth and glamorous curls provide the romance for that special evening. With your fingers, mold kiss curls in desired lengths and thicknesses to frame your face. Hold the shape with the supporting role of Sculpting Gel.

Pin-up g/r/Whether its a loose easy style to sit in front of a warm fire, or a tight sophisticated chignon for a black-tie affair, youre sure to be the favorite glamour girl.

For the easy style, take a color-coordinated stocking to use as a feather-light hairtie. Cut one or two-inch-wide strips from around the leg of a clean, worn stocking. This forms a circle band, that is gentler to hair than elastic bands.

Pull hair up towards the crown and wrap a ponytail with the band, letting the loose hairs cascade.

For a polished style, brush hair tightly up towards the crown forming a ponytail. Secure it with one loop of a long band.

Now, instead of overlapping the band over itself, twist and wrap bands down the ponytail to form a crisscross pattern and hold loose, shorter hairs in place.

When y&u get to the end of the tail, twist it up towards the crown, forming a knot, and secme in place with bobby pins. The results: Chic bursts of color and a slick, tailored style.

It .V a wrapAfter long days of shopping, decorating and holiday preparations, treat yourself to a new. elegant hairstyle in a matter of minutes.

Brush your wet hair against its natural direction and blow-dry as you wrap the hair across your forehead. It will be a new you making her holiday debut.

Some like it hotThey say if she hadnt existed someone would have had to invent her. This season. Sex Kitten styles are a moment away, when you flip your hair upside down, spray with new aerosol Ultimate Hold Styling Fix and then finger style for a look of wanton abandonment.

A one night starE\er dreani you could be Marilyn, Rita or Liz just for one night? That you could change your hair-

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This holiday, you can audition a new haircolor every night. Add translucent I hints of dazzling reds, stunning blondes, sophisticated brunettes. Apply Colorific Color Styling Gel to wet hair and, while; blow-drying, brush Gel through to the ends.

Whatever your hairstyle, finish it off with a spray of Vidal Sassoons Protein Enriched Hairspray.

THIS HOLIDAY SEA,SON, Vidal Sauoon debuts the Flicks collection of innovative hair desigais dedicated to the renaissance of silver screen ghinuNir. Go Ifolly-wood for the holidays!

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Plate collecting began with a Christmas plate when the Danish porcelain liouse of Bing & Grondahl issued the first true limited-edition plateBehind the Frozen Windowin 1895.

Ever since then, collectors plates have proven to be one of the most enduring and popular of Christmas presents.

The newest Christmas issues are available at gift shops and collectibles dealers across the United States for prices generally ranging from $25 to $75.

Among the most highly regarded of the 1987 selections are two plates from the Edwin M. Knowles Chin^ Company.

The Annunciation is the first plate in a new Christmas series debuting this year: The Story of Christmas by Eve Lkea.

This beautiful square-shaped plate depicts the angel Gabriels announcement to Mary that she will be the mother of the Christ Child.

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Another excellent gift choice is the latest addition to the long-running Roqicweli Society Christmas series: Santas Golden Gift.

This plate features Norman Rockwell artwork originally created foTTWestern Union Telegram advertisement which appeared in 1935.

It shows a classic Santa with a red cap and a white beard, hanging a golden ornament on some lucky childs Christmas tree.

The 13 previous issues in the Rockwell Christmas series are among more than 6,000 past issues available on the secondary market, where prices rise and fall depending on supply and demand.

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:U. S. Constitution Coins make this yearns igft-gTng meaningdand easy too!

- Socks, toys and perfumestandard holiday giftsare nice enough, but why ; settle for nice when the gift you give -can be a once in a lifetime remem-brance!

; Usually finding a rare and meaningful 'present is difficult, if not impossible. But "this year the United States Mint is offer-' ing a gift idea that is both unique and timely: U.S. Constitution Coins.

. The coins are produced this year to honor the hope and promise which have been embodied in the Constitution for "200 years, said Donna POpe, the direc--tor of the U.S. Mint.

I As keepsakes of this years Constitu-' tion celebration, the coins are perfect gift

- items, and are beautiful and affordable. I Polished to a high gloss, and engraved -with images emblematic of the Constitution, ;he coins artistic and patriotic value is capturing the attention of Americans across the country.

In fact, people have bought more than two million U.S. Constitution Coins in their first month of availability.

Unlike more common holiday gifts, U.S. Constitution Coins are tangible keepsakes of an important national symbol, and have value that wi|l last for generations to come.

Because U.S. Constitution Coins commemorate the liberty that touches the life of each American every day, the coins 'can be appreciated by all, regardless of age.

The coins are ideal for display on the mantel, bookshelf or desk, and the included presentation case adds an elegant touch.

U.S. Constitution Coins also make wonderful Jewelry. In fact, many jewelers offer settings which can turn the coins

into beautiful pendants, rings and other attractive pieces.

As the official government keepsakes of the Constitution Bicentennial, they are sure to become a piece of American history.

And as a tangible symbol of our nations founding document, U.S. Constitution Coins are one way Americans can literally take hold of the Constitution.

Silver U.S. Constitution Coins are available individually, and can be pur

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During the hectic shopping season, its '^assuring to know that the coins can be '^sily found at 10,000 locations nationwide, including participating banks and savings and loans, and such retail stores as K Mart, Sears, Montgomery Ward and Service Merchandise.

This holiday season, instead of giving socks, stuff stockings with U.S. Constitution Coins. j

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Sunday. November 2&. 1987

Waking for Santa

This Qu^tmas, why not aii office that fits in a stocking?

This holiday season, shoppers will ask Ihe same question they always ask this time of yearwhat do 1 get for the person whos got it all?

If you're looking for innovative new twists to some old ideas, the answer might just come from Plus U.S.A. Corptiralion.

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Just imagine one pocket-size Swiss Army style tool that actually folds out to become a stapler, a one-hole punch.

stainless steel scissors, a magnifying 'lens, a spring-loaded retractable tape measure, a stainless steel knife, a staple remover/screwdriver, and a tape dispenser with tape. Theres even a compartment for storage!

This multi-functional tool was made for the busy studpnt and professional on the go. The Factory from Plus U.S.A. Corpttration is the one office youll never want to leave behind!

The Factory is available at select gift, department and office supply stores nationwide in your choice of red. white, blue or black, for a suggested retail price of $32.95.

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Our image of a classic Dickensian (liiistmas centers on the holiday groaning boaid. laden with goixl things to eat. from roast gtwise to the traditional dessert ot Victorian times, plum pudding, embellished with a fragrant hard sauce (so called because its main ingredient is hrandy).

II you yearn for the llavor of times gone by. but don't have the time to recreate It I rom scratch in your ow n kitchen, vou'll appreciate the offerings of such companies as Crabtree & Evelyn.

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Remove the cellophane wrapping from the puddings, then wrap each in foil and place them in a steamer or double-lvoilcr to steam for about 20 minutes.

Lilt the puddings out carefully, remove the foil and the paper around the bases. Place them on a large plate and chop them into nail chunks. Heal the brandy, pour it over the puddings, and flame. (If ifdiKsn't light, dont despair It won't affect the flavour.) Allow this mixture to cool completely.

Let llte iec cream soften slightly, then lip It into a large mixing bowl. Fold in the puddmg-brandy mixture and any juices on the plate as quickly as you can. Return the mixture to a freezer container and freeze until firm.

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Make this Chiietii^ forever ^vith a camcorder

Have you always wanted to capture the expressions of your family on Christmas morning and enjoy the moment again and again in the years to come?

This year you can, with the help of easy-to-use camcordersthe hottest consumer electronics gift idea of the year.

New Compact VHS camcorderscombination color video cameras and portable video cassette recordersfeature fully automatic (iinctioffi for professional-quality home movies" on videotape.

The newest camcorders availaMe this Christmas are so simple to use that even tirst-tinie camcorder users will, be impressed by the results," said Gerald M. McCarthy, president of Zenith Sales Company.

More than 1.1 million camcorders were sold to dealers in 1986 and as many as 1.5 million of the popular units could be sold by Christmas Eve this year, McCarthy said.

New designs make it possible for some full-featured camcorders to weigh as little us 3..1 pounds (including cassette and battery).

McCarthy suggested that shoppers in

the market for top-of-the-line performance should look for such features as autofocus, powr zoom lens, high-speed shutter for crisp actimi shots, and low-light recording sensitivty.

As an added convenience, some new models include an information center' on the camcorder's side that explains all your recording options," McCarthy said.

And to further assure that youll get the best possible images, these camcorders have a through-the-viewfinder playback feature that allows you to instantly review what youve just recorded," McCarthy said.

The playback feature also allows you to connect the camcorder directly to your TV or VCR for easy review or dubbing, McCarthy added. Unlike some other compact systems, theres no need for a separate playback deck, he said.

Some of the most popular new camcorders use Compact VHS cassettes about the size of a deck of cards, which can offer up to 60 minutes of recording and can be played back in any VHS-format VCR with the use of an adaptor.

PRESERVE THOSE HOLIDAY MEMORIES on videotape with thia seaaon'a hotteal conmmirr elertronics gift idea: Tlie camcorder.' Theae lightweight combinalioii color video cameraa/portable video caaaette recordera (aiich aa the 3.3-pound model from Zenith ahown above) ofler up to 60 minutea of recording on Compact VHS " caaaettea (abme) and playban with virtually any VHS-format VCR (below).

@ No two skiers are exactly alike.

Some go for the bumpiest mogul runs while others search for verticals so steep that their skis dont even touch the snow.

Skiers dont even k)ok alike anymore. Gone are the days when everyone used the same skis, boots and bindings, whether they fit or not.

And when it comes to clothing, todays skiers face even more choices. Jackets, pants, insulations and fabrics are all designed to match individual tastes and needs.

Utah, buying a one-day lift ticket is an ideal way for you to help cover the cost of the vacation.

The Universal Ski Ticket will also be welcomed by those who would like to escape to ski areas located close to home.

Technology has done wonders for the sport of downhill skiing but it has also made gift-giving more confusing, especially for non-skiers trying to pick out the perfect gift that will delight any skiing enthusiast.

This holiday sea.son. however, gift-giv-ers can relax. Now a gift is available that all skiers like and needa lift ticket worth one full day of skiing.

In the past, you had to purchase a lift ticket for a specific day at the specific ski area. This limitation no longer exists with the arrival of the Universal Ski Ticket*.

Developed by Corporate Ski Incentives Inc. to be used ny businesses as a gratuity, gift or incentive, the Universal Ski Ticket also makes the perfect holiday present.

It can be used at over 100 ski areas across the United States and Canada, making it an extremely versatile gift.

If the person on your list is planning a vacation to a top ski resort such as Mammoth Mountain in California. Aspen Highlands in Colorado, or Park City in

The perfect Oirisbiias gift for the skier who has everything

Accepted in virtually every skiing state, the tickets greatest advantage is that it can be used wherever and whenever the recipient (tecides to ski.

Universal Ski Tickets are a great way to get an entire family or group of friends outside enjoying the winter months, because peq>le of all ages and athletic abilities love the thrill of skiing. Its one activity that the whole family can take part in together.

If everyone in the group hasnt had the opportunity to experience skiing, the Universal Ski Ticket can still be an ideal gift.

In the interest of safe skiing, it is recommended that beginners trade their Universal Ski Ticket for a group lesson and a related lift ticket that often goes with lessons.

A minimum of five tickets can be purchased for $32 eacheven during holidays and on weekends, when tickets are at a premium.

Universal Ski Tickets are available from Corporate Ski Incentives, Inc., 447 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack, NH 03054 or by calling 617-229-2916. In the West, call 702-788-5663; in Canada, call 306-665-0666.

The one thing that all skiers enjoy is the sport. This year, you can give the skiers on your list the opportunity to enj<^ it more often.

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Holiday shopping'checklist...

Tips for selectiiig just the ri^t CD player, VCR or camcorder

A walk into a consumer electronics outlet often leaves the average shopper overwhelmed by the ever-changing models and features of todays popular products such as CD pliers, VCRs and camcorders.

To help you alleviate some of the confusion and decide whats important to you, use this checklist, compliments of Panasonic, to guide you through this holiday shopping season.

Panasonic also advises that you not hesitate about having the retailer demonstrate the unit, if possible, to make sure youre getting the product which best fits your needs.

Compact disc players

Random Access ProgmmmabilityChoose favorite songs you want to hear in any order;

Wireless Remote ControlSo you can access most functions from your armchair;

Rqieat KeyReplay a single track, entire disc, or personally programmed selections;

Headphone Jack With Volume ControlListen in privacy;

Digital Pif/terProvides low distortion for clean sounding music;

Skip FunctionSVip directly to favorite tracks;

Search Function-Search inward or outward at low and hi^ speeds, with audible monitoring capability;

Recall ATeyLets the user double check whats been programmed;

Midti-DiscHolds numerous discs at once in a cartridge for hours of contin

uous music;

> Large Integrated Graphic DisplayReveis valuable disc pli^r and programming information at a glance;

' FlexibilityUnits available for home, portable and car use.

VHS video cassette recorders

' Hi^ Quality (HQ) Enhances quality of VHS image;

' Hi-Fi Stereo SoundProvides excellent sound reproduction, virtually distortion free;

' Three or Four Head SystemAllows for exciting special effects in the standard and super long play modes;

> CtdAe-CornpatibU TunerSimplifies caUe hodt-up;

* On-Screen DisplayTV screen displi^s all clock-timer functions and help features, ensuring accuracy of settings;

* Stand-By One Touch Recordir^Eralbles you to begin recording almost instantaneously at the touch of a button;

* Wireless Remote Cbnmo/Command most functions ftxMn around the room;

* MTS Broadcast SrercoBuilt-in circuitry to take advantage of expanded stereo television sound (where availaUe);

* Bar Code ProgrammingPass a wireless pen-like scanner over a printed sheet of bar codes to set time and day of desired TV program. Info is beamed into the recorder by pushing button;

' Built-In Power Hook stereo speakers directly to VCR for great sound ted for added hi-f equipment;

without the need

' Difftal Special ^cc/sExperience picture-in-picture and TV memory capability.

Camcorders

Standard VHS FormatAllows not only pityback of your recordings, but also of pre-recorded, full-length VHS movies;

Compact VHS Format-rCasietxes and units in general are smaller than sundard VHS format, and recording time per cassette is also reduced. Compatible with VHS pli^back systems;

Low Light SensitivityRecordings with high resolution and outstanding picture qility, even under low lifting conditions;

Aiaomatic 7r-Adjusts unit automatically to changing lighting conditions;

High-Speed ShutterProvides exceptional blur-free slow/still motion for an^yzing fast-paced action;

Power Zoom LensLook for smooth zooming capability and quick framing action from wide-angle to teleplrato;

Instant PlaybackRecordings can be played back from the unit itself for "on location viewing;

Full Automatic White Balance ControlColor balance automatically and continuously adjusts to ensure true-to-life colors;

High Quality (HQ) System-Enhances sharpness of image;

F^ng Erase HeadFor clean cuts between scenes without video break-up;

Audio Dubbing/Video DubbingComplete the recording by adding video footage or audio tracks.

Santa^s advice: Contain

yourself this Christnias

Christmas is coming! Its time to make your gift list and check it twice. This season, why not choose presents that will really be used and enjoyed all year long?

A Swedish manufacturer of storage systems for over 30 years, elfa, offers drawer units, shelving systems, and other products to organize and customize any room or specif area.

Made with sturdy steel, see-through wire construction and Life-Bond epoxy coating (the same finish as your refrigerator), elfa products will last a lifetime.

Almost everyone on your list has a hobby or special interest that elfa can organize and make more enjoyable and, throughout the year, as they use elfa, they will think of you.

Everyone on your list has closets, and elfa is absolutely the best product available for closet organization. Closet space can be doubled 1^ utilizing wasted space beneath hanging clothes.

Sortii^ is a cinch

Easy to organize

Workshop owners will love the hanging wall grids with all sizes of hooks and baskets attached. Sewing comers can be organized with elfa drawers and shelving.

For those who work at home, offices can be made more efficient with elfa desk component style combinations.

Laundry is something else everyone has, and sorting it is easy with elfa. The large baskets are perfect for holding sheets and towels, while other baskets separate lights from darks.

That way, the sortings already done by the time washday rolls around. And when the wash is done, the baskets can be used to separate clothes for each family member.

Kitchens, pantries and linen closets are other areas with which we all must contend. These can be made into more attractive, functional areas with elfa baskets, drawer units and shelving systems.

For a free elfa product catalog and more tips on how to Contain Yourself and everyone on your Christmas list write: The Container Store*, Dept. N, 2818 Virgo Une, Dallas, TX 7S229.

RING IN CHRISTMAS ON A COLORFUL NOTE... with Sony's Music Pbps audio tapes for 10 to l5-year>old children. Available in four ''flavorsstrawberry, lemon, orange and watermelonin fluorescent color packing with bold graphic de^ signs. The tape shells are opaque and colored to match the packaging. Music Pops can be purchiued in two and four package conflgurations, at a suggested retail price $499 and $9.99 respectively.

FASHION ''CRUSE-IN: Members Only's distressed look leather jacket is a great gift for any Tom, Dick or Harry Cruse. It features five pockeU, action back, rivet detaU, rip frait and detachable mouton collar. Bomber jackets are hot fiishion, and this fully satin-lined number wrill have them lining up with compliments.

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This season, why not give a car stereo that outsmarts thieves?

If you're looking to give a car audio system to somebody you love this holiday season, you ought to face the facts. More car stereos are stolen in the United States than any other consumer electronics product.

Aiwa America, a leading car audio manufacturer, has designed an entire line of car audio systems with the hopes of changing the oddswelcome in the age of theft deterrent car audio products.

The new line of Aiwa car audio products incorporates a special theft deterrent cover that closes over the face of the unit. The cover is designed to blend in with the dashboard, concealing it from all who look in.

Aiwas t(^-of-the-line CT-X55(X) car audio system with AM/FM and auto reverse cassette deck, for example, has a theft deterrent cover that flips down to become the units control panel.

All functions are logically laid out on the panel and angled easily within the drivers reach, so the driver can safely control all system functions without taking his eyes off the road.

In addition to the deterrent cover, the CT-X5500 fatures a removable chassis for quick and easy carry-along conven

ience.

The driver simply pulls the unit right out of the cars dashboard and locks it in the trunk or carries it along in its custom-fit case. Thieves cant steal whats not there.

Aiwas CT-XSSOO is a foil featured audio system with many advanced features normally found in home decks. 'The 20 watts-per-channel head-unit features an auto reverse tape deck, a digital quartz synthesized tuner, and a S-band equal-, izer.

The tape deck features a bi-azimuth auto-adjusting amorphous head for true audiophile performance, music sensor, feather-touch IC logic controls, soft loading and eject, key off standby, feather touch elebtrnic volume control, and Dolby B&C noise reduction.

The tuner section provides 18 user-selectable memory presets, both up and down auto seek tuning, auto scan tuning, local/DX switch, tuner monitor, and Aiwas Active 'flining Reception Control (ATRC) for improved FM reception in all signal conditions. A CD-in jack and 3-way fader are also provided.

The Aiwa CT-X55X) is available nationwide at a suggested retail price of $450.00.

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Large Selection % of Grandfather Clocks.

Also great gift ideas: Cuckoo, Anniversary, Wall, Mantel, Ships Bell, and Alarm Clocks

NEW IN STOCK! Collegiate Clocks: ECU, NCSU.UNC, Wake Forest, and Duke. (Battery Quartz)

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a sfuiaJ Christmas offer for you. you'll eyeshadows, two foundations, two lipsticks, -

two blushers, concealingcream, makeup applicators, and a small flacn of our exclusive new French par-fum, Decollete-all in a bright red compact.

That's nearly a $y) saving off the toud retail lilable Novemver through

value. This offer is available Ni December 51. Supplies are limited.

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V*hai amid be a belter gift lor the globetrotter in your life than a whole year# worth of affordable dream vaca-, Jtons?

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Jlie avid traveler will be able to shop year-round from hundreds of tours, raises and air packages to the most desirable destinations in the world, at many limes up to two-thirds off the regular price.

Best of all. the trips are available to the member's entire family.

. How docs it work? Major tour operators. cruise lines, airlines and other travel suppliers often find themselves with space left on their trips.

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in addition to brief-notice. deep-discounted trips, members can save from 15 to 35 percent on trips that can be booked up to a year* in advance. All club trips, whether short or Itmg-notice, are guaranteed space.

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Du you give presents with personality? Gifts that please all year round? Or. do you find yourself: (1) Buying sweaters for everyone, from grandpa to the pet pooch; (2) purchasing the most expensive-looking item with the most affordable price tag; or (3) dividing the world into men and women, the former who,get ties and aftershave and the latter, scarves and perfume?

The secret to people-pleasing gift-selecfion, says Pat Rienzi. vice president for Sanyo Electric, is matching presents to specific lifestyles. This is our design principle: Appliances should make life easier and more enjoyable."

According to Sanyo research, people put convenience at the top of their wish lists. So instead of giving new brides87 percent Of whom worka knick-knack that has to be dusted or a silver tray that has to be polished, consider a gift that can shave time off the morning routine.

Home-loving young people10 million under 25 head their own householdshave abandoned fast food fads for. dining out at home" in style, and would also welcome the chance to augment their home-entertainment centers with time-saving kitchen appliances.

Gifts chosen with thoughtfulness and wrapped with imagination are sure to make a hit. Here are some ideas for a really personal touch;

Home-Baked Fun: Pack up a bake-it-yourself ingredient kit for your favorite holiday treat. For instance, give the essentials for making your gingerbread man recipe, including cookie cutters, oven mitt, spatula, decorations like sprinkles and currants and. of course, the recipe itself.

Homey Office: For a cozy home office. a workday survival kit could contain a personal coffee maker, like Sanyo's Cafe San Jr.; a mug; gourmet coffoe; and a box of chocolates or cookies, for those

absolutely ncccksiiry eollctf breaks.

nslini Fitness Center:\CxcMt aii at-home spa for health-conscious friends with an exercise mat. jump rope, taped music or routines and hand/leg weights. Add a personal-sized juicer and oranges for a refreshing pick-me-up at the in-house health bar."

Utzy Hity Brunch: An elegant brunch cookbook deserves a practical con^le-met a space-saying toaster oven, like the Stsnyo Toasiy Deluxe, ideal for easy

late-morning cooking. Round out the package with a variety of fancy jams and spiced teas.

M'lt years Resolution Help: "Get Organized" is tm the lop of many a resolution list. Help inspire a friend to get started in the kitchen, by giving a basketful of colorful, practical items : A drawer organizer; a lazy Susan; pretty shelf paper; a gadget goody, like a compact, hand-held, rechargeable can opener; and cheery tea towels.

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YIILETIDE PRESEIVTS WITH PERSON.4LITYWake up your favuntr sleepv-head.with holiday warmth that will hu4 all year through. U'rap up a lazs dav brunch kit with baked iioodie and the Sanyo Toairty Deluxe toaster oven. Or. create a package of coiTec-break esiieiitials around the personal-sized Cafe San Jr.. to bnng that homey holiday Idling to the office.

Our books eure filling fast for makeover appointments. To help with your wish list for the holiday season, the staff at Merle Norman is happy to assist you with that special party look, a professional daytime look, or more casual makeup needs. Make it easy n your Santa - come to Merle Norman to complete your makeup and skin care wish list.

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Does your Christmas list include a business executive who insists on always looking perfect? An avant-garde sister-in-law who simply must be in the forefront of the newest technology? Or. a hard-io-shop-for friend for whom there seems to be no perfect gift?

Well, this holiday, you can please all these different people with one unique gift that's perfect for all ages, sizes, shapes and personalities...the Wind-mere Cldthes Shaver''" fabric "pill" remover. .

ft's a clever new personal care accessory that Shaves away those nasty little

nubs that drive clothes into early closet retirement."

Easy to use. t Lightweight, compact and portable, the Clothes Shaver is a clothes saver!" It glides safely across the surfaces of fabric to clip off crisply unsightly pills'" and fuzz, bits of fiber that have become partially disengaged from the fabric.

Until mm, ihes lilies" were usually painstakingly removed with a scissors or by pulling, methods that often permanently damage fabric.

The Windmere Clothes Shaver, which works on just one C" battery, gently removes "pills" and fuzz throu^ the rotating action, of its high-quality, finely-honed blades. -Pills" and ftizz are sliced oft smoothly and safely; they are then sucked up by vacuum action and deposited into an easy-to-remove bin.

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CHRISTMAS COLLECTION: Gamem puzzles and small activity toys are a good choice for holiday stocking stuffers and grab bag gifts. This assortment from International Gaines includes Deluxe Skip-Bo, about $10.00; UNO, about $4.00; Stun, about $3.5(h Optical (fonrlusiions, about $3.00; and Campos, around $2.00,

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Every woman enjoys adding a new piece of jewelry to her collection and,

when that iteni also serves to give greater versatility to her jewelry wardrobe, its even'more delightful, s^s Kae McCul-loch, fashion consultant to the Jewelry ' Industry Council.

Thats why new jewelry called en-' hancers or add-ons make excellent holiday gifts, she reports.

A simple strand of pearls can become a handsome pendant, and two bracelets can join together to create an arresting ^necklace, she points out.

For day or evening J A case in point: One such set of brace-^ lets features one bracelet in Simple gold I links, while the other is a single strand of matched diamonds. When they are J joined together, the diamond part worn ijin front, they are perfect for evening J wear.

What looks like a simple pin becomes 'la pendant, to be worn on a strand of ^ pearls or chain. Or you may choose to ^ use it to fasten together a long strand of

pearls for a different look. Pin the pearls to one side for a swag effect.

New also are earring settings in gold in different designs that come with a selection of gemstones and pearls. Choose topaz, aquamarine or whatever stone you wish to complement the color scheme of your holiday apparel.

Easy transformation

A 60-inch string of pearls can unfasten to create shorter necklaces and even a bracelet, making this item of jewelry a day-to-evening set.

With a wise selection of basic jewelry, which might consist of several different lengths and sizes of gold chains, plus a couple of single and double strands of pearls, a woman can choose enhancers that will help her create many different jewelry loolu that will also go readily with her interchangeable earring collection.

Its a wonderful and affordable way to expand your jewelry wardrobe, Ms. McCulloch advises.

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Boardgame helps fciotbaU ms^ dreams come true

With football fans playing The Big Payoff all over the western states and soon the nation. T.V. viewers everywhere now can be put into the shoes of their favorite quarterback.

The Big Payoff is a football boardgame that allows one to six players to wager chips on the outcome of each televised

py-

If your team is on offense you can predict whether they will run or pass, kick a field goal or throw for a touchdown. On defense, will your team grab an interception, recover a fumble or sack the Q.B.?

With excellent reviews from Playboy

magazine and C.N.N., The Big Payoff is fast becoming Americas number one selling boardgame.

The game is fun for the entire family, and would make an excellent Christmas gift for that young football fan since a beginners version is included in evry game.

If the game is sold out at your favorite retailer, you can order direct from the manufacturer by sending a check for $19.95 postpaid to Payoff Enterprises, Inc.; P.O. Box 69064; Portland, OR 97201; or by calling (503) 245-4647, Visa and MasteiCard accepted.

A FOOTBALL BOARDGAME that allows up to six playm to %*ager chipa qn ibe outeoine of televised play, TTie Kg Riyoff puts T.V. viewm in the shoes of their frvorite quartecbacks.

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Chrikmas of luxury

A gift of true luxury never fails to give .great pleasure, to make a lasting impression. An often unexpected indulgence, it captivates, pampers and seduces the senses.

Throughout the ages, the most sensual, most pleasurable of all gifts of luxury has been that of fragrance. The Queen of Sheba took gifts of fragrance to King Solomon when she visited him in 800 B.C.

Indeed, so highly valued was fragrance, that thieves in King 1\its tomb stole the fragrant oils but left the many objects of gold.

Today the allure and the mystery of fragrance continues in the four classic fragrances from Parftims Lagerfeld. For her: The suUimely romantic floral notes of Chloe, and the smoldering exotic scent of KL. For him: The masculine woodsy richness of Lamrfeld, and the sensory adventure of KL Homme for the man who lives on the edge.

This Christmas, giving a gift of luxury has never been more effortless, more highly individualized. All the Parfums Lagerfeld fragrances come specially wrapped.

Outwardly, Chloe delights the eye with

a motif of unftirling satin ribbons, while KL seduces with an abstract fan design.

Lagerfeld is tucked inside handsomely marbleized black and camel paper, and KL Homme captures its excitement in a mist of granite gray and blue with flashes

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Zharm her with private pleasures for the bath and the boudoir. Chloes peach-colored dusting powder luxuriates in a shinunering frosted box with the si^a-ture embossed calla lily, and is paired with a sensuous spray of eau de toilette.

Indulge her with the sybaritic experience of KL's silken body creme and eau de toilette, adorned with its seductive symbolthe fan.

Make certain his days and nights an filled with pleasure. Give him the Lager feld Natural Elements: A splash of cologne, soap, marble soap dish, and marble-handled razor and toothbrush.

Unleash his love of adventure with KL Homme Essentials: A virile splash of eau de toilette, and the invigorating aftershave baume.

The luxuiy of the ages, the excitement and sensuality of today, is waiting at Par-fums Lagerfeld this Christmas. Make it hers, make it his!

IE ROMANTIC Chloe Ingnuice h a gift of luxury that always delights, especially holiday time.

This year, deck the halls y/iih be^selling angora

What are soft and furry, are available a paletteftil of colors, and are among le hottest-selling gift items for women Christmas? Angora sweaters and weater outfits, of course!

Weve ordered three times as many ngora sweaters and outfits this year, id Bob Walling, vice president, general erchandise manager for Susie's, one of le nations leading chains of womens ashion boutiques. Were expecting ngora to sell out as fast as it did last ear.

The following are the most popular 987-88 an^ra colors and styles, cited ' Janice Gibney, buying vice president Susies: /

The most popular colors for angora is season are cream, peach, pink and ack.

Angora sweaters look best when matched with other fabrics such as velvet pants or wool skirts. You can dress them up or down. Angora is perfect for both day and evening dressing, Gibney reports.

Costume jewelry and other accessories make angora look extra special. A simple strand of costume pearls and pearl-studded earrings add to the elegance of angora.

Mock turtle necklines, cable knit designs and crew necklines with buttons down the back are this years most popular angora styles.

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Passing the Elfian requirements to win the award is no easy task. Santas Elves

are bombarded with candidates each year, and have set down a number of stiff stocking stuffer guidelines that must be achiev^ in order to even be considered:

All stocking stuffers must fit in a stocking (fair enough);

All stocking stuffers should be a good product value (no lumps of coal);

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All stocking stuffers should be reasonably priced (so as not to diminish the excitement of the presents under the tree).

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presses after arriving at the hotel or helping to remove wrinkles caused by seatbelts, reindeer harnesses and hours of sitting.

Wrinkle Free uses a patented new formula that is emitted in a fine, mist spr^, similar to steam. Once the wrinkled fabric is sprayed, the solution quickly penetrates the clothings fibers.

The Wrinkle Free formula then softens and relaxes" the dampened fibers, enabling the user to smooth out wrinkles or reshape the fabric without staining. The fibers dry within minutes, eliminating the need for the application of heat.

Christmas is certainly the most fragrant season. During this short period, the amount of fragrance purchased exceeds the total sold the rest of the year. With that in mind, here are a few scent-siUe holiday gift suggestions.

For the En^ish Leather contemporary man in your life, choose a gift from the special classie car series.

Each contains two ounce bottles of both cologne and after shave with a useful novelty gift.

Select a genuine leather luggage tag with a privacy feature, or a leather key ring with brass accents, or a miniature ceramic shot glass mug. All sets are priced around

To make her Yuletide sweeter, theres a Heaven Sent fragranced cherub candle. It features a decorated white candle holder with 3.5 ounces of Heaven Sent fragrance to bum. Its a hot buy for $5.50.

This same perfume offers those on-the-go a five-piece traveler gift consisting of moisturizing lotion, shower and bath gel, splash cologne and bath powder in a decorated, water-resistant, reusable cosmetic bag for under $9,

For your younger gals needs, try Loves Baby Soft, the countrys most popular teen fragrance. For abmit $5.50, you can get an adorable stocking stuffer: A choice of Loves Baby Soft, love's Musky Jasmin or Loves Baby Soft Musk cologne spray in a Christmas cottage shaped box.

This Christmas, Members Only, the mens fashion setter fragrance, offers a special atomizer spray with 50 ml. of cologne for under $10.

If your wallet is as big as your love, buy him the limited edition 32 ounce designer bottle of Members Only that carries a hefty $150 price tag.

The choice is yours this Christmas. It is simply a case of dollars and scents.

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Looking for a truly unique gift for that special man in your life? If he commutes to Paris, London or Berlin, has to be in constant touch with farflung factories in Tokyo or Taiwan, or simply finds his business trips cross country take him into different time zones, todays executive needs a watch that will keep him apprised of local time in selected areas, says the Jewelry Industry Council, making the new multi-time zone watches a gift hell treasure.

Two-zone and more time watches are not so much a luxury as a necessity in a world that grows smaller, both distance-wise and business-wise, each day.

Convenience at a glance

t!ie businessman will find convenience in a watch that lets him know, by just a glance at his wrist, whether his factory in South America is starting its day, or if his family on the West Coast is awaiting his evening call.

There are many handsome stylings in multi-zone watches for holiday gift-giving. Some show analog and digital readouts. Some feature twin dials side by side.

Theres even a flip-side watch, with dials on each side of its case. One watch features not two or three but five time zones on its dial.

These quartz beauties are extremely accurate and beautifully designed as handsome accessories to a man's wardrobe.

Increasingly popular feature

While watches have long incorporated such other functions as measuring fractions of a second; calculating speed, distance and altitude; and even phases of the moon, the two or more time zone watch is fast gaining in popularity as trade and commerce make it a small world.

For the world-traveler or important executive with international ties, these new beauties are efficient, and require no attention as new batteries power them for from two to five years.

While time has teen said to be of the essence, todays new watches have captured the essence of time in watches that are not only efficient but serve as handsome accessories to the well-dressed mans wardrobe, the Council affirms.

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Over the nvcr and through the woods U sure sounds like fun. as long as the ho>se knows the way and the sleigh (or more likely, the car) doesn't break down. ' -Whether it's local shopping or a long trip to visit friends and family, we all spend more time in our sleighs" during t|ie holidays.

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GIVE YOUR FAVORITE STUDENT A CLASS RING FORTHEHOUDAYS

f Is the student on your holiday gift list a Wlower of fashion fads? If so. chances e that last years neon sweat suits and scarves are this years castaways. This Christmas, give the gift that can be worn with any fashion for years and years: A class ring.

; According to ArtCarved Class Rings, a leading school ring manufacturer, a class ring is a symbol of achievement that'll Iffing memories back to life, as well as inspiration for the future.

^A class ring is an important ingredient in every student's wardrobe. And, since today's students are more fashion-(^scious than ever before, today's class nngs are designed to give them the free-of choice they deserve when selecting this special memento.

For the student who is a stickler for tradition, the heavier, traditional class ifh^ could be a perfect fit.

Or, if your student prefers the dazzle df diamonds, or a distinctly contemporary look, today's class rings come in a wide range of fashionable styles designed 0 meet every preference.

' 'And with the virtually unlimited personalization features available, each class ring can be custom-made to reflect every nuance of the student's personality.

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For winter driving, use a solution with an antifreeze component to keep the fluid from freezing on the windshield.

Check the window and door seals. Are they in good condition? If not, frost can develop inside the car to make driving even the shortest distance treacherous.

Despite your precautions, winter driving can take its toll. By keeping a driver survival kit" in tlw trunk, you'll be prepared for any road emergency.

To make your own kit. first buy a sturdy plastic case or tool box at your local automotive supply store. The container should measure at least 18x 24". and be deep enough to accommodate several aerosol cans.

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Depending on the climate and terrain,

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widely available, easy-to-handle alternative to sandbags, that provides excellent traction in the snow and ice.

Now that youre fully prepared for a winter of safe driving, consider assembling a driver survival kit for a friend or relative.

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A Mrs. Reagan decided on a modified radical mastectomy because it is ccmsidoed a con-s^ative and proven surgical procedure. Also unlike a lumpectomy, which may be less disfiguring it calls in most cases for no immediate follow-up of radiation or chemothers^y treatments.

iJ They say Pat Cash, the Australian who won at Wimbledon tins year, lives with a beautiful Norwegian, mother of their daughter. What-is this beautys name, and would you please run her photo?Inger Lindeman, Galveston. Tex.

\ Anna-BrittKristiansenandPatCash.unmar-l\ ried as of this writing, are the proud parents of a son, Daniel. They reside in London.

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if A few questions, if you don't mind, about Eddie Murphy: 1) Does he do drugs? 2) How much did he settle on his first manager, who suedhim?3)ishereallyobsessedwithElvisPresley? Sandy Sue Johnson, Mobile, Ala.

A Muri^y neither drinks nor does drugs. Re-portedly, he settled out of court for $700,000 widi Irving lng Broder, who sued him for breach of contnKt. Murphy is a dedicated student of Elvis Presleys movies and recordings, has large photos of Presley on his walls.

You seem to have a smattering cf knowledge concerning literature, which from time to time expresses itself in titillating trivia. Would iy chance know the name of the famous writer who, among his many mimesses, had two who were sisters? Was it H.G. Wells, die British novelist and womanizer?H.S., Gcanbier, Ohio

A H.G. Wells (1866-1946) had several mistress-

l\j es, but no two who were sisters. One writer who had sisters among his mistresses was Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-80), the Bench existentialist author and philosopher. The sisters were Olga and Wanda Kos^dewiecz, whose company he shared with his lady, the late French writer Simone de Beauvoir.

Queen Elizabeth of Britain has four chil-dren: PrinceCharles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew andPrinceEdward. sthereabrain among dim, or are cdlfour regarded by their countrymen as "jerques"?^nanda C., Lincoln, Neb.

A The Britirii rc^ family is not known f<v its hndnpower. PrinceCharles, heir to the throne, is probably the most intelligent of the queens of&pring. In some quartets, Andrew and Edward ate jud^ to he jerques. Princess Anne, however, once thou^ to be snitty and snobbish, has by dint of strict attention to her public duties earned tberespectandadmirationoflier countrymen.

Dolly Parton looks like a scarecrow on her Sunday-night TV variety show. They say she has lost 40pounds. Is she suffering from bulimia or anorexia or some other disease, or is she just dieting? Sb Johnson, Memphis, Term.

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lam seriously thirddng cf becoming a school-teacher and would appreciate your telling which states pay their teachers the highest average salaries.Millie Benson, St. Louis, Mo.

A As of the 1986-87 school year, Alaska was first, with $43,970 a year. Next came Washington, D.C., witlL$33,797; New York, $32,620; Michigan, $31,500; and California, $31,170.

Q How old is Cher? How old is her young boy-^end, Rob Camilletti? Is Cher robbing cradles? Isn't her daughter by Sonny Bono, Chastity, older than Camilletti?Joanne L., Dover, Del.

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HGirreR was scared. He admined he was scared. He was about to fight Mike lyson, tlw undefeated heavyweight champion of the world, and he was, he confessed, terrified.

The bell rang.

The fight began.

T just wit out there throwing bombs,*' the fighter said.

And then?

And then, the fighter said, the dream ended.

The fighter woke up. The fighter no longer was fighting Mike Tyson. The filter was Mike Tyson.

You always fantasize about fighting yourself, Tyson explained. You always tiy to figure out vdiat you would do to beat yourself.

Tyson smiled, and his easy gap-toothed smile, plus his soft lisp, madb him seem strangely gentle, made his awesome rec(d and his oaken body 220 pounds compacted into a fi:ame not quite 6 feet talh seem like lies. |

Thirty-two figiit-ers have tried to figure out what to do to beat Mike Tyson in his brief, three-year professional career, and 32 have fedted.lNvaity-eight

were knocked out,

20 of them in two rounds or less, son is 21 years old.

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The only man who can beat Mike Tyson is Mike Tyson.

Mike Tyson fought himself for the first dozen years of his life. He flailed against the poverty and scom and neglect that came with his territory, the black Brooklyn ghettos of Brownsville and Bedfoid-Stuyvesant. Before he reached his teens, he was a mugger, a thief, an inmate of a juvenile detention home. Officials there said 1 was sullen. They thought he was retarded.

T always knew I was special, Tyson said, as he waited for a recent sparring session to begin. I always knew I could do something exceptionally well. I just didnt know what it was. 1 didn't know how to go about finding out what it was.

At 13, at the Tryon School for Boys, for juvenile delinquents, Tysons fists and fury caught the eye of a counselor, Bobby Stewart, an ex-fighter. After testing Tysons skills himself, the counselor took the youngster, only 5 feet 8 but already close to 200pounds, to work out at a boxing camp in die town ofCatskiU,N.Y. *

The camp be-1 longed to Cus| DAmato,theman| who guided Floyd Patterson and Jos Torres to world championships, the man who battled die boxing establishment, who saw enemies everywhere and trusted no one.

T didnt trust him, Tyson recalled. He looked so strange. The first day I met him, he said, You could be champ of the worid, youngest heavyweight champ of the world. Thats what he said.

Tyson eventually moved into DAmatos home, and the crusty old trainer became the father the once in-conigible kid had never known. Cus became Mikes guardian, legally. He shaped Tyson. He drove him. They watched hundreds of fight films together, studied the sports ancient champions and older principles. DAmato drummed into his disciple dedication and determinationthe will to win.

What makes you so good?

I just want to win, Tyson said.

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The champ of the world pulled on his gloves. James Quick Tillis and James Broad, men who themselves had dreamed of championships, were ready to spar with him. In 1986, Tillis became the first fighter to last 10 rounds with Tyson. A year and a half later, Tillis* ribs were still sensitive. He wore a thick pad around his torso to cushitm Tysons body punches when they spaired.

^en Broad sparred with Tyson, he wore the same pad. His ribs were not sore, and he wanted them to stay that way.

There were no fawning crowds, no

rope-skipping rhythms, no fancy warmup clothes. Just woric. Three minutes of punching, a minute of rest, three more minutes of the punching that Tyson considers pleasure.

Outside the ring, two more sparring paitners loosened up. One grunted and snarled as he shadow-boxed. Getting ready to rumble! heroared. Sure.

Tyson wore a custom-made headgear, a mini-headgear designed to protect his ears but not his jaw or his forehead. He had been taught that too many fighters, because they wore protective headgear in workouts, forgot that the head was vulnerable, forgot to protect it themselves with fists and footwork. Tyson never forgot. He crouched in die modified peek-a-boo style DAmato had devised for him.

The champion wore low black shoes and no socks. He had acheap tattoo MIKEetched on his right arm and a diamond patch carved into his close-cropped hair, an identifying marie, like a Thoroughbreds. Affirmed, the Triple Crown champion, has a distinctive diamond on his toad too.

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**He*s so strong, Quick Tillis said, afierttuee rounds of punishment. Strong-er every day. Much stronger than he was a year ago.

l^son soared to the top with incredible speed, but not swiftly enou^ so die two people who raised him could see it happm. His mother. Loma Tyson, who had tried to tame her son, died in 1982, and Cus DAmato died diree years later, exactly a year bef<e Tyson became die youngest heavywt^tchanqi, breaking die record set by D* Amato's earlier piotg, Floyd Patterson. There's no Cus to tell me how 1 did, Tyson said before he w(hi the title, no rnmher to diow my clipping to.

Tyson wisMS his mother and his mentor could see die way he has whifped the demons of his childhood: Sullen? Retarded? Ife can act, charmingly, on the TV show Webster, he can nwntion Gemge BemardShawinconversation and he wishes he had his modier and D'Amato widi him now as he faces two new demons. Their names are fame and fntune, and diey have poved themselves ci^le of destroying athletes as ruthlessly as poverty aiid sccmi.

At 21, Tysps Urestyle, even for the ridi and ferocious, isunusi. He spends roughly a month prqiarin^ for each f^t, doing nodiing but trainmg and eating and resting aroi staring at a TV set, and then, after he dispatches each o|qx)-noit, he spends roughly a month not training, unwinding, doing whatever he cho(es to do. I'd like to be invisible, he says.

But he can't be. Like every superstar, like his friend Eddie Murphy, Tyson is pursued by temptation, i^ich isn't so bad, and Ity innuoido, which is.

lyson doesn't have to dignify rumors with a responsein the fist place,

ty gossip, and in the seconT, who would have the nerve to bring it up to him?

Boxing is stHMthing 1 can do b^r body else on this planet, lysmi says. But if I put my mind to some-thmg tiie way 1 do to boxing, there isn't anyfoing I couldn't do.

Could you be a doctor?

Yes. 1 could be anything I wanted to be.

Tyson grins. You have to believe in yourself to love yourself, he says. You love youiselfT I do now, he says.

Tyson would love someday to be con-sidoed the greatest fighter who ever lived, and he may bejf he can survive wealth and acclaim. He also must beat the one legitimate challenger to his su-pemacy, the defrocked but still undefeated former chan^ion, Michael Spinks (whose brother, Leon, incidentally, was knocked out by success).

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**Beautiful!! the director shouted.

**Hot!r said the vice president of the advertising agency.

Mike lysmi fired jabs straight at the camna and sweal^ false swem. He had been sfxayed with water fm effect.Xutir

IVson was shooting the commmcial that is the heart of a $20 million marketing campaign created to launch a new home video game called *Mike Tysons Punch-Out!!

The object of the game is to defeat electronically a series of preliminary q^xments and dien idvance to The Dieam Fight!! gainst the champion of the wmld, Mike lyson. The game duplicates lysons likmessand, in theory, his proficiency.

Between takes ( the commmcial, Tyson dabbled at the game. The tune-^ bmed him. He mocked an Hispanic fighter who performed an electronic flamenco dance before the qiening bell. He pounced on an Asian fighter with the powerful name of Piston Honda. Easily, Tyson qmdified to fight himself.

A snu^ army of fiiends, aides and advertising and production people kept Tyson conpuiv, and he activated them widi his boyishness, his openness, his biceps and his impersonationsespecially of his co-managers, Jim Jacc^ and BiU Cayton, the co-owners of Big Fight Inc., boA of whom dropped by and lived up to Tysons portrayals oi them.

One member of dte crew wmkin^ on K commercial mentimied that he lived in the Bronx, next to Mrmtefiore Medical Center, and Tyson said, calmly, The last time 1 was in Montefiore ho^ital, I was in handcuffs. 1 was under arrest. I remember standing there in the lobby, and Aere was this old lady lodcing at me. and 1 could tell she felt real sorry for me, and she didnt know it, but all 1 wanted to do was take her purse.

Tyson wasnt bra^mg, wasnt trying to inqness peqile wim ted he once

had been. Nor was he asharned. He was very matter-of-fact. He seemed as at pee wiA his past as he was wiA his present.

Then he went back to the gameto The DreamFight!!MikeTyson fought Mike Tyson. Ive got an advantage, he said. 1 know all my weaknesses.Howdyoudor

Mike Ty>n sIkxA his head. 1 lost, he said. In 10 seconds.Whyr

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OF THE TOUGHEST I*aSIO>BADOCTORMUSr FACE

WHEN TO PULL the plug? Who getsanew heart? What to do widi a sevoely braindamaged baby? Doctors face diese questions of life and death daily.

Ibchnology, the sorcerers apprentice, has brought us incredible good, yet were confront with more confusion than ever before. Twenty-fve to SO percent of the children who need liver transplants die waiting. Should a surgeon transplant part of an adult liver, anoper-atitm that is not as good ft* the child? Or should he waitand gamble?

Today, many doctors feel as if someone is con^^andy looking over dieir shoulders. They say that the threat of lawsuits hampers dieir ability to practice. The huge rise in malpractice insun^ premiums has forced many (distetricians to give 19 altogether.

Medical ^cs<u: liioediics,* as the field is knownwas almost unheard of in the 1950s. Today, there is a vi^ ^lical revolution. Most of die nations 127 medical schools now teach ethics, and 100 fell- or part-time ethiciste are on medical school faculties. PARADE talked to doctors all over the U. S., asking them what ethical issues they cononted most often. Entire books.have been written on each of these subjects, and there are no real right or wrong answers. But hoe, in a nutshell, are reactions of American doctors to these wrenching raoblems.

1. How do you decide when Ws time to pull the ping? Not long ago,awoman whod had a heart attack at a supermarket was brou^ into an enigei^ room. A neurolo^ declared her brain-dead. The doctOT on call ctmsulted the womans two daughters, who said she never would have wanted to be kept on life-suppoitmachines. Whenthe woman miraculously recovered the next day, the doctor asked point-blank whether the wanted to be resuscitated if she had another heart attack. Danm straight," die relied. The doctor noted that die two daughters never reappeared. The wmnan died a few weeks laterafter the hoq)ital had gone to great lengths to kem her alive. The doctor was shaken, 'niae is "paranoia among doctors"

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about disconnecting life support, says * Dr. Ronald R.Rodi of Smithtown,N.Y.; "Homtalshavegottenlawyersinvolved, and m there are lengthy documents to I be signed and rene^. Its a tough I question because there may be a dis-; agreraient between the family and the doctor. For years, there was aquiet way of doing it between doctors, nurses and I the families. A patient might be more ; slowly resuscitated in case of emergen- cy. But now nurses insist on theDo Not I Resuscitateorder on medical charts." :

There are other debates too. Forex-ample, if a patient is in what doctrns call a vegetative state, are food and water considered medical treatments?

Recently the Hastings Center, a think tai^ in BriarcliffManor, N. Y., {wblished guidelines to help doctors decide these very questions. Vet some doctors say the debate will never end. "Ideally, says Dr. Renate Justin of Ibrre Haute, Ind.,we shouldaskpeople when theyre feeling pretty good what they would want. Doctors think people will get

hd time? This issue isasore point among doctors. "Some patients might be fine in the h(pital after three days for a certain prt^ure, says Dr. Jennifer Gordon of Boston Childrens Hospital. But some who arent ready to be released go home and get s icker. Then tiiey have mmv complications and far more suffering. Its crazy.

Dr. Edouard Servy, who practices in Augusta, Ga., agrc^. Think of it, he says. "If a woman is having a hysterectomy, the insurance company might not

reimburse her for more than three days.

People are under stress because they have to be in tiie hospital, but then tfiey

have someone threatening that they wont

care for them. Sometimes you get two phone calls a day from the insurance company saying, Why isnt that patient released? Theyre trying to intimidate die {diysician a^ the patient Thats terrible. It might be our faultsome physicians mi^t have abused the sys ternbut you have to trust someone.

3. Who the one available kkliiey a 45-year*old woman or a 53-year-old num? "Ive had tiiat kind of problem in

; emeigencyro<Mns,saysDr.K(^."TV>

dying patients and only one surgeon But I was in the military and facer disasters too. Hrst, you evaluate the situation as best you can. You don give blood to someone you dont exp^ to survive if somerme else might live with that limited mpply. I dont making those decisions, but reality i reality. A layman might have a hard time with that. But a doctors decision ms^g process gets sharpened over die years.

4. How do yon feel about abortion?

Many doctors we spoke with support the Simreme Court ami freedom of choice for women. Some mentioned wome who had been raped or young girls who had been sexually aburd. They talked

about pregnant women carrying severe lyhandiciqiped or brain-dead ba^. Ac mitting that he was separating personal and fxofessional feelings, one docto said that, though he was against abor tions, "1 cannot allow mjwlf to sway woman from that decision. Doctors point out that there are complicated facBY LOU ANN WALKER

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tors in each patients life, and a doctor cannot make decisions for an individual. As one put it, I dont know what / would do if I knew my wife were carrying a severely retarded child.

5. What hqipNis when patients don't want to know dieyhavecancer? There are a lot of tilings you dont want to hear in this worid, says Dr. Sheila Calderon of Dallas, but you have to tell people the truth. Sometimes people are trying to protect tiieir relatives, but if you explain tiiat those are the rules, they usually understand. One doctor says it is important for pecle to know, so that

pei% their families. ^

1 think most of the time its wrong nottotellaperson,saysDr. KurtWemer of Helena, Mmit. If a son asked me n<X to tell his mother she had cancer, 1 would tiy to explain that as l(xig as shes competent, he cant run her life for her. Maybe he would give me some information that would change my opinion, although I think that would be rare.

I cant very well treat somemie and not tell the truth, says Dr. Justin of Tbrre Haute. I am a poor liar.

6. What about in vUro fnrtUization? Dr. Servy, an endocrinologist, says, Im a Catholic, and the Pope says he doesnt wantanyone making clonesthat could be very bad for society. But thats not what we do. With in vitro, we take care of a patient and her disease. We wo^ witii women who could not have children otherwise, because their tubes are diseased or theyve had an ectt^ic pregnancy. Were repairing an abnormality of nature. I get a lot of joy out of it, and so do die patients who have children.

7. What do you do with a baby so handicapped there is no hope of it leaving the hospital? If a baby is bom who has no hope of living past a few months, says Dr. William Selvidge of Merced, Calif ., then die unethical thing to do is to prolong suffering just to prolong life.

Dr. Gordon of Boston has watched dukhen in vegttative states suffertiuough painful treatments day after day. One child had virtually no brain ftmction and no hope of surviving. It was totally insane, die says, ^h shift had as its aim teeping her alive for 12 mme hours, yet the entire pediatrics hou% staff secretly wanted ter to die. In this case, medical intervention was an extremely destructive force. The parents of the child divorced. The younger broth-erdevelcped severe emotionalpr^ because te was so ignored. The hospital had assumed the entire cost of the childs carehuntteds of thousands of dollars. And yet I know that other children and adults with potential for perfectly normal lives couldnt get care because they couldnt afford it, adds Gordon. All the money the hospital mi^ have used to absorb those costs was n^t on oat child.

AsDr. Wemersays, I think it comes down to quality of life. You cant legislate that across the board._n

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In Hollywood as elsewhere, the name Herbert Hoover usually is associated with the stock market cra^ of October 1929 and the subsequent Great Depression. Pifty-ight years from now, when the name Ronald Reagan is mentioned, will it <^11 up memories of the crash of October 1987 and perhaps another Great Depression?

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During those four days, show-biz executives reportedly lost a fortune on paper. Lew lA^sserman, chairman of MCA and generally regarded as the most powerful man in the film industry, was estimated to have dropped $61 million in personal wealth. Aaron SpSling, head of the TV pn^uction company bearing his name, was said to have lost about $18 million. Rupert Murdoch, owner of 20th Century-Pox, was credited

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Ratiofliiv BeHy Dancers

Tbe Egyptian government no longer is issuing new licenses to aspiring belly dancers. Authorities in Cairo report that enough is enough. An estimated 14,000' women already have been issued such permits, and the Islamic fundamentalists and Muslim extremistssome of whose fanatic members assassinated Egyptian President Sadat six years agoare opposed to belly dancers and the nightclubs in which th^ shake.

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TURB0CMII6EIL A turbocharger is an engine-mounted rotary pun^ desi^ied to force a greater fuel/air mixture into your engine under pressure. This gives ymir engine more tersepower than if it has to breathe for itself. The pump spins at up to 120,000 rpm and is driven by the rush of gases out die exhaust pipe, htakes lOtimesasmudihois^owato

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Four-valve-per-cylinder heads dramatically increase horse^wer without decreasing fuel econmny. The valve gear has twice as many parts as a regular two-valve layout but is just as reliaUe. Thc are nodrawbadcstoafbur-valve-pa-cylinder engine, and the cost is only a few hun-drnl dollars mme Aan a two-valve-per-cylinder engine, though other performance options can raise the total pack

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ANn-SMO BRAKES. Threshold braking (a pmnt reached just before your brakes lock up and skid) is the quickest way to stt^. Widi anti-skid bretes, a computerized sensor in each wheel knows when the brake is about to lock, so it slighdy releases the brake-fluid pies^ to pump the brakes hundreds of times each second.

Anti-skid brakes represoit the biggest safety advance in decades. As an qjtk-^or about $1000dieyll give you shorter stopping distance plus the ability to stc^ on slick roiuls while retaining steering control. Many makers

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DWnAL BBFRUMENIS. Most cars feature optional electronic dashboards instead of die traditional dials. Electronic instruments cost an additional $500 to $1000. Coimiaied to dpditimial instruments, we fmd most electronic instru

ments hard to read, unreliable and expensive to fix.

The most technically advanced dashboard is standard on every new Buick Riviera. It features a cathode-ray tube (CRT) in die center of die dash. You can tune the radio and adjust die heater by touchingtheiightspotontfaeCRrscreen.

Some folks love this. We find it distracting. Many electronic dashboards come

with a trip computer to calculate such things as how many miles you can drive before you need to stqi for gas, m your average speed for the last two hours. We find it unnecessary. But nearly all drivers are grateful for the mogrammed computers that give the ClffiCK YOUR OIL reminderespecially since oil-change intervals are so much greater dian they used to be.

FOmiWHEa DRIVL The latest trend in passenger cars is four-wheel drive, Much was designed not for clambering around in the woods but for giving surefooted tractkm on slii^ty roads. Most systmns allow you to switch fiom two-Mieel to four-wheel drive when you need it. Audis (^ttro, VWs (Quantum and die new Range Rover are permanendy locked in four-wheel drive. Subaru is

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RNItoBMEa SIEERBNL Hondas Pit-lude S-4WS and Mazdas white, four-do<wr 626 Trbo 4WS offier steering fmr all four wheels. Hondas system is mechanical; Mazdas is mechanical and computer-controlled. In both, at low spels, ^ front and rear wheels steer in (^iposite directions fixeasim maneuverability; at high speeds, all wheels steer in the same directicm for quicker handling and better stability. Its an exciting concept and could become standard on all cars one day. For now, Honda chargesa$1300pieinium,Mazda$1100.BY BIOHABD AHD JEAH TAY LOH-OOHSTAMT ZHE

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We find these high-perfcwmance cars need die sdffest setting even at low speeds and would benefit from still stiffer settings fm* high speeds. Real driving enthusiasts prefer special shocks diat are even s^er than anything now available from car dealers, but everyday motorists probably won't notice die dffer-ence between soft and sport.

This year, Lotus Fonnula One racers have die first active suspension ever put on acar. A complex on-board computer has motion sensors on the steering wheel and in the wheels and air-speed senscRs on die front su^ioision that wmk instantly to prevent lean on comers, nosedive under braking and squat under acceleration. On rough roads, die smoodis out each bun^.

I Lotus, thou^ an inde-pendoit subsidiary, is ownedby General Motors, so ifmay be only a matter of time beftne this suspension system iq>-pears on a prokhiction car, probably a Corv^. It should be a breakthrough on the Qxa of anti-skid brakes, and woidi whatevor {nice GM puts on it.

/MR BMS. Air-bag exponents have been

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Auti-8kid1wakes arealnige safety advance. Agrreatoptioii, they give shorter stops, oomferolai slkik roads.

Air bags effectively cushion the impact in head-on collisions between 12'A nqih and 30 nqdi, the ^leeds which most fatal head-on collisions occur. They are relatively ineffective in side or rear impacts, rollovers and multi-impact ac-cictents. For air bags to woik properly, you must we se belts.

Air-b^ critics say seat belts are just as effective in preventing fatalities, work in all types of accidents, cost $800 to $10Q0 less per c, and are much more reliable. The National Highway IVaffic Safety Administration argues that costs will fall as air bags are produced in large volume.

SEW BDIS. Basically, these are active you fasten them passivetty wrap around you. Most shoulder restraints are passive, and most hqi belts are active. Many are duee-point belts, with contact both hips and your shoulder. Passive restraints usually are fastened to the door, and you place^^ body into their fabric as you enter. Once SMted, you dose the door and the bdt fastens automatically. Many new behs ad-JustrttheshouldertoincreaseoomfDrt. IB

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HIS WAS TWO YEARS AGO. AND die actiiss Jennifer Beals was doing the talk shows, plugging TheBride, an updated movie version of The Bride of Frankenstein, in which she played opposite Sting, the Bridsh rock star. 1 was to interview her in New York. When I got to CBS-TV that afternoon, one of the producers grabbed me. Were in trouble. I saw this kid on the morning news. She doesnt give. Yes and no* answers. No life, no pep; no^nthusi-asm. They couldnt pull it out of her.

Thats all you needan interview subject who doesnt come to play.' Its the worst thing that can happen on live television. Id rather have root canal.

Iknew Miss Beals was beautiful. I knew she was a student at Yale. I knew that, for the time being, acting was only a summer vacation-type hobby.' So 1 said, the heck with talking about the movie, and we talked about college. 1 think the interview went on for five or six minutes, which is a lot of time on TV, and she was

degree in American studies was what Jennifer Beals re^y wanted to talk about, and weand the audience-had a wonderful time.

So much for getting ulcers by worrying about disasters that never occur.

Her first break was as an extra in My Bodyguard, while still in high school. Her starring debut was as the steelworicer who lived to dance in Flashdance. Jennifer didnt actually do all that dancinga professional dancer didbut no matter. She had such presence and beauty and freshness, no one complained.

Flashdance was one of those low-budget movies that reaps huge profits, and the offers poured in. Jennifer turned them down all but the title role in Cinderella, an episode in Shelley Duvalls cable-TV senes of childrens stories, and a stage play in Buffalo.

Most young actresses who get the sort of instant acclaim Miss Beals received cash right in. Not Jennifer. She went back to Yale^ took courses inChicago on acting and directing, and also studied acting in New York.

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'ilie Birneys met throught their roles on the early 70s series Bridget Loves Bernie, in which they played newlyweds. The on-screen and they married in real life. Fourteen -years latw, theyre starring as husband and wife on screen again, in a suspense film about a woman who wants to have her missing-in-action husband declared legally dead so she can remarry. When he shows up unexpectedly, the two become involved in murder and international intrigue.

We had looked for projects to do tog^r for a while; this

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Iheproject. I hope weve been able to imike a contribution, -omanti* suspense sto,i,ing5nd, no,, m.

not just have our name in the credits. He says that acting as

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David lYoit has btoviewed kings and lurime ministers, nrnvie Mars and mafioso b a career spanning more than two decades. So why is Frost hosting a TV series based on the Guinness Book of W('ld Rec(Mrds? Why is he refereeing armadillo races and btervlewing the winntt* of a jabpeno-eating contest not to mention a jump-roping rabb? Quite simpfy, David Friist, the brotber-in-bw of the Duke of Norfolk and confidant o queens, is having fun. Frost considers The %iectacalar World of Guinness Records. a half-hour, weekly syndicated show based on the network spedals he hosted b the 70s, a break from his more arduous btoview tasks. My next job is interviewing all the 1988 presidential candidates, be says. Tm also gobg to be doing (former presidents) Carta* and Ford. After talking to Ford, maybe those armadiUo races dont seem so slow after all.

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What h^ipened to Hendersra Forsythe, who portrayed David Stewart on As the Worid Turns? I havent seen him in months. - C J., Gul^rt, La.

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Do soap opera actresses wear their own clothes or are their clothes provided for them by the show? - C.F., Los Angeles, Calif.

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ASK ME ABOUT TV

'Adderly' actor admits his character is a nerd

By Toni D'Amato

We really enjoy watching the CBS show Adderly'* and the man who plays Melville. We would like to know more about him. - M.H.A., Darby, Pa.

CABLE LOG

It's Shandling's own show but this actress fits right in

By Connie Passalacqua_

Molly Cheek is an actress with nice but modest credits that include guest shots on Family Ties and Dynasty." But you can say she wasnt chosen for her role^ Nancy on Showtimes ^s Garry Shandlings Show (airing Friday, Dec. 4>)lely for her experience. She was probably chosen because shes both quick and smart -the kind of qualities needed to keep sane in this original and critically successful sitcom.

Jonathan Welsh

.Melville Greenspan, head of Miscellaneous Affairs, is portrayed by Canadian-born actor .Jonathan Welsh.

Welsh says his interest in the arts began when he was 15 and continued through college where he earned B.A. and M..A. degrees in theater. I came from a background of experimental theater; my first professional gig was Hair in Toronto. he recalls. My introduction to theater was in 196.3 when I was about to gel thrown out of school because I was uncontrollable. I went to a Catholic high school but was joking around because it was easy.

Finally, a nun told me I had to do something with my life. She encouraged me to take up public speaking. (

I dont ever want to be negative and I dont want Melville to be that way, says Welsh. He can be a bit of an idiot, a flake and a nerd, but negativity would defeat the whole purpose of Adderly.

Welsh, who lives in Toronto with his wife and two children, has a sense of humor which spills over to his character. He can laugh at himself if he's found out. He can take it, says the actor, who recently completed filming Switching Chan-. nels with Burt Reynolds.

Send mail in care of Adderly, The Lippin Group, 501 Madison Ave., 23rd * Floor, New York, N Y

10022.

Is it true that Samantha and Sabrina of Bewitched were played by the same person? -A.S., Daytona Beach, Fla.

Yes. Both parts were

filled by Elizabeth

Montgomery.

My mom says Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh starred in Gone with the Wind. I say it was Cary Grant. Who's right? - E.B., Augusta, Ga.

Your mother.

Molly Cheek, Garry Shandling

Well, its a lot different than when 1 was on T.J. Hooker and I had to say lines like Im Hooker trained,laughs the actress. Actually, I knew from the audition that things would be different than on other shows. They (the producer and the directors) talked to you and told you what they were looking for.

The audition had other

unconventional aspects. You had to decide whether or not you could bounce off Garry, says Cheek, because he doesnt exactly follow the script. When I did the test I brought in all kinds of improvisational props like turkey legs so I could show them I was as willing to go as far as they would.

Cheek says she was rewarded with a great job. I feel like Im stealing money going into work. Garry and (producer) Alan Zweibel are great comedy teachers. They teach you how to put yourself into what you do and trust your instincts, to have the courage to try anything until it works.

Cheek, a veteran of repertory theater and dozens of commercials, is thrilled to have an unusual television role - as the platonic best friend of a male lead. People think you cant have a friendship with a male unless its sexual, says the actress. 1 have both male and female friends. But Im also pleased the show did it this way because the other way (if she played his girlfriend) Id be pretty limited - a couple of episodes and Id be gone.

She particularly likes that Nancy has been given a lot of habits, many associated with males: 1 get to go to the track and lose money. And its better than doing any network show. Theres a freedom connected with this show and a trusting of what you can bring to it, she says. Theres a real allowance for change.

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(MAID The Longshot (1986) Goldy II: The Saga Of The Golden Bear" (1986) (IMC) "Tex" (1982)

7JA(MAX) "Make Mine Chartreuse" (1987)

Over The Edge

(1979)

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6:16 (SHOW) "The Charge At Feather River " (1953)

6 JO (TMC) "The Barretts Of Wimpole Street (1956)

7:00 (MAX) The Great Santini" (1979)

7:80 (TMC) "Blue Skies Again

(1983)

OJO (HBO) "Electric Dreams

(1984)

(SHOW) The Deerslayer (1978) 9J0(MiC) " The Bandit Of Sherwood Forest (1946)

Yankee Doodle Dandy"

(1942)

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10;80(MAX) The Silver Chalice

MMP(IHQP"SibrGame (1971)

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18JO(SHOW) Modern Girls"

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18J0(U8) Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)

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(TM(9 Britton Beach Memoirs (1986)

(TNN) Twilight On The Rio Grande" (1947)

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(MAX) Bonjour Tristesse" (1958)

8J0(ARTS) "The River (1951) (TMC) "Blue Skies Again (1983) 4.JO (UFE) "Face To Face " (1975)

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(SHOW) The Deerslayer " (1978) 4:80 (IMC) The Coca-Cola Kid "

(1985)

5 JO (HBO) BMX Bandits (1984)

5:16 (TMC) "Skin Game " (1971) 1J0(MA3U Quicksilver" (1986) (SHOW) "Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)

7:80 (no "This Sporting Life" (1963)

OJO (090) "Oliver! "(1968) ' (SHOW) The Silent One (1984) 9J0(M^ The Pleasure Of His Company (1961)

9:80(1^ "The Gnome-Mobile (1967)

10J0(ARTS) TheRiver(1951) (SHOW) The Dirty Dozen (1967)

(TIO) "Electric Dreams (1984) (USA) Blue Murder (1985) imtwm) Youll Uke My Mother (1972)

11J0(MAX) American Madness (1932)

11JO(HBO) Games Mother Never Taught You (1982)

18J0(fM(!) How The West Was Won (1963)

18J0(MAX) "By The Ught Of The Silveiy Moon" (1953)

^BM)W) Eliminators (1986) 1JO(HBO) Bite The Bullet (1975)

(TNN) Bells Of Capistrano

(1942)

1J6(WTBS) The Silencers (1966)

U9(MAX) Secrets Of The Bermuda Triangle (1977)

CffiOW) Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)

SJO(ARTS) Higher And Higher

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(MAX) From Hell To Texas (1958)

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5:86 (HB(^ Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986)

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Individual sports such as golf and tennis boil down to one essential element; player against player But it soon becomes ob-vioiis who the better players are J and after a while new tournaments seem a bit pointless. That's where TV cmnes in. The geniuses there are only too happy to add variety - by changing tlw rules!

On Sunday, Nov. 29. AK^ of-the Stakes Game, a tennis hybrid. Ivan Lendl will take on John McEnroe, who hasn't been able to touch him in ages, and two other top players. ABC is ! hoping that a new scoring sys-I tern that takes into account ' aces, defaults and strokes pw rally will make the sport a bit more competitive.

Over on NBC. the same thing : is happening in golf. The more-I established Skins Game fea-' I tures golfers Fuzzy Zoeller, Ar-I nold Palmer. Jack Nicklaus and I Lee Trevino. When they tee off, however, they won't be playing under conventional PGA rules.

But for traditioRalists, there's conventional sports a plenty. On Sunday, Nov. 29, regional NFL games will be broadcast on NBC and CBS. ESPN will top off the evening with the Browns vs. the 49ers. nd on Monday Night Foot-on Nov. 30, ABC will be checking in with the Los Angeles Raiders vs. the Seattle Seahawks. The game will be played at Seattle's Kingdome. whose noise level makes Minneapolis's Metrodoroe seem like a

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Sunday-morning church service. We hope the Raitters' Brian Bosworth won't throw a tantrum if it gets too noisy.

* On Saturday, Dec. 5, the traditional Army vs. Navy game will be played in Philadelphia. Service teams have fallen on hard times in recent years, since recruits hoping to play in the NFL know that the after-graduation service Alligation would interfere with a pro career. But ths (me thing that service academies do better than any other schools -regimented cheers. When those

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* The regular college footbal season closes with the Satur day. Dee. 5 announcement the Heisman Trc^y Among the leading candida are flanker Tim Brown Notre Daine, tailback G Green of UdA and, nnore motely, linebacker Chris Spel man of Ohio State. Other horses include Syracuse quai erback Don McPherson a Holy Cross's two-way Gordie Lockbaum.

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Dexron II or Type F. Qt. 37-3094,95

Limit 6

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16 oz. Limit 2. 73-4844-4

Armar AH Claan Start.

20ox.73-4828-7....f.e7

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13 OZ. Cleans carburetor and choke. 78-6957-1

Krylou Spray Plaint

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' Stops Squepl'*

WD-40 Spray

Hundreds of uses. 9 oz.

Umit 2. 78-1378-5

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Wndshleia Washer

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12 oz;78-3077-1 12 oz. 78-5641-2

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OommsUcSimrtmr

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75-3324 ser.

29.99

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Many

sizes.

75-3365 ser.

Standm Drake Shoes

Axle set.

Exchange.

75-3500 ser.

Hew Drake Dads

Axle set.

U.S. cars.

76-3500 ser.

Control module

U.S. cars,

It. trucks. * 64-7320 ser.

32.99

DoUage Degulator

U.S. cars,

'lt.trucksr 64-3716 ser.

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64-2100 ser. 13.49

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Conventional, elecfrooic. <

64-6542 ser. ii.49

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It. trucks. '

76-1500 ser.

44.99

IDheel Cylinder

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76-1900 ser.

Carkuretor*

U.S. cars.

It. trucks.

75-2300 ser.

Mew Fuel Pump

U.S. cars.

It. trucks.

74-7191 ser.

Ignition Coll

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64-6588 ser.

Sdnold Starter Sndtek

U.S. cars.

It. trucks.

64-2454 ser.

i39

front OUSeMi

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76-9400 ser.

Wheel Bearing

99' S..specs, 097

S99 76-9102 ser. .

Distributor*

U.S. cars.

It. trucks.

75-2600 ser.

Bom Gas Can

Wahre Cower Gasket

Timing Chain

grake Botor

U.S. cars.

Brake Caliper

U.S. cars,

75-2550 ser.

Halogen Headlights

Round or rectangle.

Ea. 64-6110 ser.

Q88

Chilton Blanual

How-tei" Info and diagrams.

188 74-4017-5

Pull Gasket Sot

Standard gaskets.

74-3500 ser.

161?

Mem OH Pump

U.S. cars.

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74-2900ser.

To 31.99

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76-5700 ser.

; Wheel CyHnder Ml

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76-5800 ser.

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78-1310-8

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8 oz. bottle.

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78-1312-4

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Sealer, rust inhibitor or flush. 78-9502.12,20 PAGE a-VmSION 0.0.

Our Best Brake Shoes or Paris

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Blaster Cyllnrier*

17?

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Blonroe Gas-Blatle^ Shot

Monroes Limited Lifetime Warrantydetails in store. Gas charged. 81 *3701 ser.

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Tough One

Siam Radlaior Cap

Most U.S. cars & light trucks. 77*5501 ser.

Release pressure without removing cap. 77*1407 ser.

Slater Puav*

U.S. cars and QQ

lighttrucks.

75*2003 ser.

U-Joini

Most U.S. cars, lighttrucks.

76*1000*52

JUoffro-iUatfc Shock

.Monroe's limited lifetime warranty. 81*3001 ser.

i97

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Unique louver Snaffle design. 77*3915*21

Coolani Recovery Mii

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77-7800*4

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IRoiorlRouni

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p spe^fications. 76*9002 ser.

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Vi/'

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77*1900*8

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42.83

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76*9969,9980 ser.

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29.99

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27.99

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^^99

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239.99

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32.99

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Monroe's limited lifetime warranty.

81*5101 ser.'

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65-5526 ser.

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65 month warranty.* 65-6526 ser.

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Baraen Tractor

175CCAS.

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65-2100-9. 26.99

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370CCAS. jm #%QQ

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65-2121.22 m M

65-2101-7 49.99 to 5199

65-2120-7

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65-9065 ser.

34.97

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60 month - JM

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65-6587-89

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Welour Carpeteo Mats

Twin front. 68-3621-24

Cruise Control

Trio Pane! Gauges

19t?

Celling Console

10**

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22-8110-3.

Steering BMeel

13/2in. 0.^99

22-1080.7644

license Plate Cower 1**

Clear. BoK-on. 22-2928-4

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32-53 M-4

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84.97

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23-5332-7

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22-2336-0

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45-5004-2 ^

Hatchet Briwer Set

12*7

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Spectra Classic Seat Cover

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21-7087-6

21-7080-1

21-5016-7

21-4943-3

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21-7084-3 , 21-7012,13

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349

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39*

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497

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22-6406-7

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79*

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399

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22-6908-11,

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22-8204-06

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22-2191-9

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Good looking. Great tasting ... always. That's because we use the finest products available in our party trays. Top quality, famous brands and taste tempting local favorites. Fresh when we prepare your trays... fresh when you serve them in our stay-fresh reusable party trays. Talk to our professional party planners. They will help you choose from one of our scrumptious selections shown below.

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Beef and Gobbler

U.S.D.A. Choice top round Roast Beef all white meat Turkey Breast only. Plenty of each. With a center of pickle chips and cranberry sauce. Order yours from our sen/ice deli department.

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Small

Tray

fer39*

A deluxe all meat tray featuring the deli meats everyone likes best. Our delicious U.S.D.A. Choice Roast Beef; all white meat Turkey Breast: tasty, extra lean Corned Beef; Virginia Baked Ham; and a center of gherkins.

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The Favorite with Cheese

For more variety, the same great meats as The Favorite" plus the cheeses that compliment them; American, Swiss and Muenster. We do the work, but you get the compliments.

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Ham It Up

Mostly ham with only enough ^ss to add zest. Thinly sliced, rolled and elegantly displayed with a center of olives. Or let us prepare a party tray to suit your very special taste.

Holiday 1\nrkey Dinner

Order a complete turkey dinner ready in minutes. Fully cooked 8-10 lb. turkey, 2 lbs. dressing, 1 quart gravy, 12 dinner rolls, and one 8" pumpkin pie.

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Cheddar, Swiss, Gouda, Havarti, Cheese and Onion, Pep-peroni Cheese, Hot Pepper Cheese in bite size cubes with a center of delicious cold pack Cheddar spread or a cheese ball.

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family dental system with 4 jet tips. Great gift idea. Save.

Mens billfolds in brown or black leather. A sure-to-pieose Christmas gift. Boxed.

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Sol Moe. 4^. *Msions soucepon set.

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353 iteii

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FPRS18WR

317 SHARP

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VC7S54

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18.88

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27.88

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12.47

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features AM/FM stereo radio with headphones. Lightweight.

KMA-0S06 Batlariaiaraaiitia

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MTI3SI

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features storage area for tapes, slide-up door, casters.

4425 Unonambladlt) carton

19.96

19.88

Soto Prio*. Kbdok 110 pockt catnfo with built-in flash. Choice of vibrant colois.

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23.96

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38.96

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29.97s?

Our 39.97. Bl99valer rod *n reel

combo with spinning reel and

7 W'surf/|3ier rod. Quality, value! SoWlnlpoilnoeoodiltoiiL

Sale Price BaHeoirywelgbt sweat slilris or pants in men's or womens sizes and colors.

Sow In moe Spotlng eootSi Dpl.

*90 VOttMn

Sale Price. Combo. Pole tiberglass board, goal. MsonSaslsMbaR 11.99

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Americas^^Favorite Christmas Store

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TIRE PRICES

STEEL BEITED RADIAIS 55,000-mite Warranty*

35.97sr

Our best steel betted radial tire with high-tech design for all types of driving conditions.

Our 14.M Ea 60-drawer ports cabinet or 1S-

drower storage cabinet for easy organizing.

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59.97

24.97 8.97

3.33

Sove30%

Our A77 Ea 16'utllllybox with lift-out troy; in

Sate Price. AM/FM cassette

stereo; 3-band equalizer. 3iA*tpeali8rs......Pr.,22.97

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soft pastel colors, for tools, sewing, hobbies.

9986

Sate Price Pr. 6*, 3^woy doer-mount speaker; 25-

W output, 6* woofers.

SK-63

Sale Price Ea. Wire wheel covers; chrome finish, 72 spokes. or 15' size.

6.96

Coidtoss rechargeable screwdriver with charging stand, 2 bits, folding, high torque.

RFM7

Wilytomayvaiv

7.94

.Save

Our 11.97. Compact smoke alarm with test button, loud 85<leci-bel alarm. 7-Vbattery.

llwAlHiCainpantifeK.

Sole Price. Eruek tote for

tool storage, nnaps, more.

Fits behind seat in ^ckups.

69.

SaleMce. 2-Ion Jack features heavy-duty dual arm, steel swivel casters.

G4I6

Oal. Zerex onNlieeie/cool-

ant for complete winter and summer racHotor protection.

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OH, kibe and niter special

for rrxsny cars, light trucks.

AddMonal poili and MivtoM on ika OatoNilniloia

Auto sefvice available only In stoTM with Service Dept.

Ifour Choice. WHh Exchange. Motorvolor 6S0 or truck/van ballery. Savel

fofmanyoanandNghtlnickt

Sole Price. 2-wheel drum or disc broke special tor

many U.S. cars. Savings!

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Hurry, sale prices are good through Saturday, December 5,1987

JUMBO FREE 100 sq. ft. of paper plus 15 coordinating bows inside FREE by Plus Mark, Reg. 3.99

2.99 SS

-1.00

r?ebote

4 AA HNAL

i.yy COST

After Retxite

'm.s vitlt'inpli'U oMti

M 'sl '.'IH'f'Sil'ut.iv'.

6' MOUNTAIN KING BALSAM TREE

with 193 tips, fire retardant, complete with stand and storage carton,

Reg. 49.99

44.99

Also available: 4'TREE 3'TREE

15.99 9.99

Decaations not included

EMERSON Compact Microwav^ Oven, 4 cubic ft., with defrost, lighted cooking compartment, see-thru door, auto shut-off, 30 minute timer, removeable glass cooking tray, cookbook included. #AR502

88.00

Sorry no rainchecks

SHARP

Linytron 13" Color TV, with high-. focus picture tube, auto color, 83 channels, simulated wood grain cabinet. #13MM17, Reg. 169,00

159.00

HERSHEVS Kisses or Peanut Butter Cups, red or green, 9 oz.

PRIMO Cologne Spray, 1 oz..

If you like Giorgio, You'll love Primo"

Reg. 6.39

YOUR

CHOICE

1.33

4.96

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OFF ANY

FISHER-PRICETOY

Selection varies by store. No limit Coupon expires 12-5-87

ln'i,'111 .pi,inliliiH'lWi'vt'i 'iViKl

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The best holiday homes are decorated with Reveo savings

STRAIGHT LINE

MINIATURE LIGHT SETS Multi or Clear1.49

Replacement Bulbs pack

35 lights, Reg. 1,69

50 lights, Reg. 2.29

CHRISTMAS SILK LIKE WREATH

18 inches. Not available in all stores.

Reg. 4.99

3.99

IS LIGHT INDOOR/OUTDOOR

Christmas Set, multi-colored.

Not available in all stores.

25 LIGHT INDOOR/OUTDOOR

Christmas Set. multi-colored.

C-7 REPLACEMENT

BULBS 4 pack .........

G.E. Extension Cord 9 ft.. Reg. 1.69................y/^

5.99

Not available In all staes.

TINSEL GARLAND 3" x 50' x 3 ply

Gold or Silver.

CHRISTMAS Decorated Satin or Glass Ball Ornaments, Set of 4.

G.E. Extension Cord 15 ft.. Reg. 2.29......

1.49

YOUR

CHOICE

1.99

YOUR

CHOICE

1.50

CHRISTMAS Stencils or Spray Snow

ICICLES 2,000 strand or WHITE TISSUE PAPER. 92 sq. ft.

CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS

Wood, Brass or Glass.

CHRISTMAS 0RNAMB4T BOX

Holds up to 80 ornaments.

YOUR

CHOICE

YOUR

CHOICE

2/1.00

YOUR

CHOICE

3/1.00

2.88

5".:;' "as 'c o'de' A' -T we fee' <o Be Suff'C'ent oua'iM'es Howe/ef, v/ith our high qjalitv products we cannot guarantee that we will be able to lullill all

1 '.os's'ces .oce" Su^co.s anq ve^'^nqs Merris q.'Oiiabie wh'e quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional items not available m all stores Not

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start a savings tradition with Reveo holiday values

30 INCH-4 ROLL CHRISTMAS PAPER

40 sq. ft.. Reg. 2.49

CHRISTMAS RAT WRAP

50 sq. ft. with trims by Plus Mark, Reg. 1.49

MUSICAL CHRISTMAS CARD plays 3 tunes

80 sq. ft. VALUE PLUS PACK

Christmas Paper Rolls by Rus Mark, Includes: 1 Roll Traditional 60 sq. ft. &1 Roll Foil 20 sq. ft.. Reg. 3.99

2.99

Sale Price

-100 SS&

4AA FINAL 1.TT COST

GIFT TRIMS 18 count by Plus Mark.

99t

CURLING 400 ft or SATIN

GLO Ribbons. 150 ft., by Plus Mark.

GIFT BOXES assated sizes in white or print, by Plus Mark.

YOUR

CHOICE

YOUR

CHOICE

99*

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SURE HOLD Adhesive bonds faster than super glues, epoxies or cement. Without coupon 2.99 Coupon expires 12-5-87

OFF

30 INCH JUMBO ROLL PAPER

30 sq. ft., by Plus Mark, Without coupon 999 Coupon expires 12-5-87

blLGWCO COUPON t7ReVC0 COUPON

2/1.00

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25 HOLIDAY BOWS with stick-on ! !

back, by Plus Mark, Without

coupon 599 ea.

Coupon expires 12-5-87 I Coupon expires 12-5-87

2/1.00

SCOTCH MAGIC TAPE

X 540" or W X 360" bonus size. Without coupon 799 ea.

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lull, villi'ini'li'vl I.' ''Me' Wfi.ii VW' Ir'v'l !,> ;>. Milln hmiI .hmiiIiIu. II.[ wiHi 'MK hi. )li. hh ilily pi' lui I', wi' i .inii' il |U'imiili-i I'l'il wi- will i " \liiii-l^ M,hivii';. ppi'i' S'l'lvl.l \.iiHi Ivi'nui' I' lit'ii'l. . i\uii.ll'l'' wliili' OU' mlil"I'ti'l N. t It il' 'i. illi 'W' 'it I'n un. .Iii ili' il il' 'iir, i' 'I w iil* ii>1' i' ' ill ' ".pv'UMlili'''I iliti''!''''''''II'

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Smart Santas save on Revcos small appliances

ULTRASONIC Humidifier 1.26 gallon water capacity, Humidistat, operates up to 12 hours continuously.

5 amp,

Reg. 39.99 ..

MR. COFRI Coffee Maker. 12 cup, 12 hour analog timer automatically switches from brewing to warming.

34.99

Sorry no rainchecks #CMX15, Reg. 34.95

28.88

-10.00 K

18.88 S

Allei Rebate

PROCTOR SILEX

4 Slice Toaster, Reg. 22.99

18.88

Mail-in Rebate

-3.00

15.88

WARING Deluxe Blender, 7 speeds including 3 pulse blends, 45 oz. shatter-resistant carafe with strain-n-serve lid, Reg. 19.99

RIVAL Crock Pot, 3^/2 Qt. #3100-MD, Reg. 12.99.......

9.99

WARIHG APPLIANCE BUYS

Tall Can Opener with auto shut-off, magnetic lid holder & cord storage

Hand Mixer 5 speed, fingertip control, chrome plated beaters, push button beater ejector

"Mighty Squeeze" Juicer, compact two-direction motor, 16 oz. capacity, built-in pulp scraper,

Reg. 11.95

YOUR CHOICE

WESTCLOX

Quartz

9.95

Wall Clock, Selection may

rt rtft Mail-in -Z.UU Rebate

vary by store.

7.99 COST

Sorry no

Alter Rebate

rainchecks

6.95

% Art Moil-in ~<3.UU Rebate

3.95 COST

Alter Rebate

CLAIROL Benders Heated flexible nair shapers, #FS-1, Reg. 29.99

24.88

WINDMERE HAIR CARE APPLIANCES

Skinni Mini Curling Iron #SM-IC

Setting i^etty Curling iron #SP-IT

Hot Curling Brush #HCB-1 Reg. 4.99 ea.

4.47

-2.00

Honus Rebate

-2.00

479 ^

WINDMERE

Turbo Styling Dryer. 1200 watt #WT-12 or Mini Pro Hair Dryer. 1250 watt, #WP-12, Reg. 13.95

YOUR CHOICE

' 9.97

-5.00 2.00 , 2.97

Alter Rebate

Bevco f.-os 3t!>rrip'ea to o'.if.-i wf -i! w.- I'-'i to bo suflicieni quantities Howevet wiffi out high quality ptoducts we cannot guarantee tnq' ,ve 'nquestj Most stores open Sunda,": orid I'vr'ings iterrs qvoiiabie while quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional 'ems n.^'ovqi iesrnnsi&ie for tyFoqraohiral'.jr ill jn errors COPVWIGHI

Reveo gifts help make the holidays special! ^

CONAIR Slimline Telephone in white, almond or brown, lighted dial, wall/desk mount, on/off ringer and last number redial,

Reg. 29.99

GPX AM/FM Stereo Multiplex Portable Radio with 3" twin dynamic speakers, headphone jack, AC/DC, fold-down carrying handle,

#A275,

Reg. 19.99........

16.88

GPX Personal Cassette Player Walkaround, auto stop, headphones, shoulder strap, belt clip, #C3044, Reg. 10.99 GPX AM/FM Walkaround Radio with headphones, belt clip, M-2830,

Reg. 10.99.........

8.88

I Cordless Telephone, range up to 1,000 ft., tone/pulse switchable, separate ringer from earpiece, rechargeable batteries, #TR3038, Not available in all stores.

Sorry no rainchecks.

Reg 49.99 ........

39.95

DURACELL

ATTCRiES

'C' 8i 'D' 2-pack or 9 volt single pack, Reg. 2.79

1.77

Sale

Price

-1.00

Mail-in

Recate

779

RNAL

COST

Afte> Recate

"AA" 8-pack special purchase. Sorry no rainchecks. Reg. 3.99

3.77

-2.00

MaIMn

RetXJte

M mm FINAL

1.77 COST

Altef Retxite

STONE WATCHES The latest trendy look at a price that can't be beat! many colors, Boxed yOUR CHOICE for gift giving. ^

Sorry no rainchecks.

Reg, 12.99.............

CARTOON CUSSICS 40 minute. Color VHS tapes. Titles: Porky Pig, Daffy Duck, Casper, youn CHOICE Bugs Bunny, or Popeye. Sorry no rainchecks, Reg. 4.95..

3.97

FUJI DL-7 35 mm. Camera witn drop-in loading, focus-free, built-in flash, FREE roll of film, batteries, built-in lens cover,

#02-7, Reg. 39.99

34.95

300 M0.l .n

Recate

31.95

GRAND PRIX AM/FM/TV/Weather Band. Portable Radio

#A303. Reg. t199

9.97

RECHARGEABLE FOLDING SCREWDRIVER #RFS37C. Not available in all stores Sorry no rainchecks Reg. t99o

BASF Video Cassette Tapes T 12C T-160

Reg 499 Reg. 6.99

14.95

3.95 I -1.00 ^e i

2.95^^

Attei Recate

3.95

Aite< Recote

MEMOREX Audic tape. DBS C-90 2 pack. Reg 2 99

1.99

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& Theyll appreciate getting their favorite fragrance gift

WINDSONG Spray Cologne .55 oz. 1.4 oz.

CACHET Spray Cologne .55 oz. 1.5 oz.

AVIANCE NIGHT MUSK Spray Cologne .55 oz. 1.3 oz.

6.79^

A Aft Maii-ifi -Z.UU Rebate

4 m final ./ COST

9.39

-2.00

7a rnal .39 COST

Affet Rebote

6.79 sa

-2.00 SSf.

4./y COST

9.39

-2.00 ^te

7.39 COST

7.19

-2.00

5.19

Attet Rebate

10.19

Reg

Price

-2.00 Rebate

A AO >^'NAL 0.19 COST After Rebate

tABE

Gilt Set, contains: 3 oz. Spray Cologne Mist or 3 oz. Dusting Powder

Travel Case, contains: 1 oz. Bath Powder Shaker, 2 oz. Silky Body Lotion, 2 oz. Splash Cologne and

1oz.Su^ Drv your CHOICE

Roll-on Anti-perspirant,

Reg. 5.99 .....

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4.88

t7ReVC0 COUPON

FREE

VANDERBILT Eau de Toilette Spray. .5 oz. with the purchase of any Vanderbilt gift set and this coupon, a 10.50 value. Coupon expires 12-5-87

t/ReVCO COUPON

!50

OFF

I ANY covn GIRL PRODUCT

I No limit,

I Coupon expires 12 5-87

LOVE^BABYSOFTSpleee Fragrance Collection,

contains: Fresh LerrK)n, Musky Jasmine. Baby Soft. Musk and Rain Scent.

.69 oz..

Reg. 10.19 ,

9.39

BONNIE BELLTen-O-Six

Lotion Santa Claus.

16 oz. with 6 piece Gift Pack ...

3.99

COTY LADY STETSON UHle Luxuries Gift Set, contains: .375 oz., precious blend perfume spray and .75 oz. . m ^ cologne spray, ^

Reg. 8.49

MAX FACTOR LE JAI Romantic Gems Gif

contains: .55 oz. Eau spray and .25 oz. | perfume spray.

Reg. 8.89......... i

INTIMAH MUSK IRRESISTABLES

contains: .66 oz. Spray and .375 oz. Oil

THE CHARMS OF JONTUE contains: 7 oz. Reg. 10.25

Cologne Spray and 1.5 oz. Cologne Pour yOUR CHOICE

CHARLIE SPARKLERS 2 piece set contains:

,47 oz. concentrated Cologne Spray and

, 1 oz. concentrated Cologne Pour.....

9.39

JOVAN MUSK Traveler Sets

For Women, contains: 2 oz. Body Powder,

3.25 oz. Pragranced Soap, 2 oz. Hand 8l Body Lotion 8r oz. Cologne Concentrate Spray

Fa Men, contains: 2 oz After Shave/Coiogne. 2 oz. After Shave Balm, 1,5 oz. Shower Soap and 2 oz. Shampoo. Reg. 8.89

YOUR CHOICE

7.99

ft...youll appreciate Revcos savings and selection! g

BRITISH STERLING 4 piece Value Set,

contains: 1 oz. cologne, 1 oz. soothing after shave, 3 oz. travel soap and 1 oz. anti-perspirant deodorant stick,

Reg. 5.95 ...........

5.37

BRUT 33 Soap on the Rope 5 oz Reg. 2.69 ..

1.97

BRUT 33 3 piece gift set, contains: 3.5 oz. splash-on-lotion, 2.5 oz. pxDwder stick deodorant and m

5 oz. Soap on ^

the Rope, Reg. 6.99

BRUT 2 piece gift set, contains: 4.2 oz. After Shave Lotion and 3 oz. Super dry spray, Reg. 5.49 ...

4.27

E JARDIN s Gift Set.

. Eau de toilette

7.99

ENGLISH LEATHER Best Bet

2 piece set, contains: 2 oz. After Shave & 2 oz.

Cologne,

Reg.5.95 ....

t. -

5.37

CHAPS Traditionalists Set

contains: 1 oz. Cologne and 1 oz. ^

Aftershave, ^

Reg, 10.65

NEW! COTY -IRON"

1.7 oz. Cologne, g

Reg. 8.55

NEW! COTY -IRON" 1.7 oz.

After Shave, Reg.6.79 ...

6.25

BRUT 33 3.5 oz. Splash-on Lotion &

3.5 oz. Deodorant Spray

BRUT 33 3.5 oz. Splash-on Lotion &

3.5 oz. Deodorant Stick

BRUT 33 Travel Pack, contains: 2 oz. Splash-on .otion, 2 oz. Creame Shave,

2 oz. Shampoo, and 85 oz. Deodorant Stick

GILLETTE Brush Rus Travel Kit, Reg. 12.88

OLD SPICE Admiral Flask After Shave, Reg. 6.99

Reg. 3.99 ea. YOUR CHOICE

9.88

Sale

ftice

2.88

200 "

Rebate

4 AA HNAi

7.00 cosi

After Rebate

1 1 5.96

A nn wii in -1.UU Rebate

...... A AK

4.95 COST

Alter Rebate

COTY STETSON SAMPLER SET, contains: 1 oz.

Cologne, 1 oz. After Shave and 1 oz. all purpose Lotion, Reg. 6.75

5.99

^ Savings by the sackful in Revcos toy selection!^ Toys available at most stores. These items represent special, limited purchases. Sorry no rainchecks,

HASBRO

MOON DREAMERS

The fashion dolls that are "Out of this world."

7.97

RADOX Motorized Robot Control System ......

TOMYROBOSTRUX

TEROX Monstrous Machines with the power to move

10.88

12.88

HASBRO ROCK N* CURL JEM.......

8.97

FANTASY FUN nOCKB) UNICORN A DOLL SET

A darling duo complete with accessories ........

5.96

FASHION DOLL 20 piece assortment in 4 styles: Evening Splendor, Fashionable Wedding, Ms. Rock N'Roll or Tropical ..

5.96

BABY JESSICA DOLL This old fashioned baby doll says Mama."

Complete with pacifier.

3.97

29" MY LOVELY RAG DOLL

A loveable, huggable doll in a variety of colors...

4.99

WEE TWO DOLLS

These ^wo babies are o aoubie delight

2.97

Battery OPERATED CARS. TRUCKS A JEEPS (batteries not included) ......

YOUR CHOICE

6.97

REMOTE CONTROL SPORTS CARS

(batteries not included'.

10.99

TOMY UNDERCOVER BEARS

Dress ana unaress These soft ana furry characters!

9.99

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Look for gifts galore throughout your Reveo store!Gift items available in most stores. These items represent special, limited purchases. Sorry no rainchecks.

MICKEY ft FRIENDS DIGITAL QUARH WATCH

Choose from a delightful assortment of Disney characters.

9.95

MICKEY MOUSE CALCULATOR, 4 function, automatic shut-off after 7 minutes

MICKEY SING-ALONG AM RADIO, with microphone

MICKEY AM RADIO with headphones, carrying strap & belt clip

MICKEY ft DONALD DUCK INTERCOM PHONES

Batteries not included, Reg. 9.99 ea.

YOUR CHOICE

7.97

26" BENNYAUFFYSTUFFGIANT BEAR

with denim cap, A

overalls, & colorful

bandana, Reg. 12.99 W mm M

COIN PURSE

2 piece Gift Set in assorted colors, Reg 3.99..........

2.99

COLECO Racing Cycle for boys or Power Cycle for young CHOICE

ladies. 16" direct drive front wheel, adjustable 3-position . V

seat back, 8" wide track rear wheels, built tough to last, M g ^1^

for ages 3 to 8 ............. I mmW m

CHRISTMAS CHAMBER LAMP

with holiday trim. Reg 4 99

BRASS BUGLE CANDLE HOLDER

8 inch, Reg 3.40

CHRISTMAS ENGLISH SOAPS

5.33 oz., 2 pack

3.99

GLASS BOX With gold tone accent lid

AlABASTER-LIKE TRINKET BOXES

in assorted sizes and pastel colors

4.97

s-i

9e.co has ohempted 'o orde' who' we leel to oe suflicienl quantities However with out high quality products we cannot guarantee that we will be able to tultm all reaues's Most stores open Sundays end evenings Items available while quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional items not ovailable m ail sto'es Not

'esponsipie lor typograpn-cci O'iiius'rolion etrofs COPi'PIc.-M]

Reveo wishes you and yours a healthy, happy holiday

ibPHARIWIfiBaie

FEATURE OF THE MONTH

Good through December only

A healthy gift hint for the holidays!

If anyone in your family suffers from a chronic health condition, or is at risk for any other health reason-please consider giving a Medic Alert gift this Christmas. Medic Alert jewelry is anRx for life in an emergency. Ask your Reveo pharmacist for details.

E.P.T. Stick

Pregnancy Test, Reg. 12.99

1799

-3.00

14.99

B-D MICRO-FINE III Insulin Syringes, Regular or LO-DOSE,

100 ct.. Stock up and save on diabetic supplies.

Void where prohibited by iow. May require Rx in some states.

1.99

B-D Alcohol Swabs, 100 ct.

t7ReVC0 COUPON

t7R6VC0 COUPON

VICKS NYCAIIL Nighttime Colds Medicine. Regular or Cherry. 6 oz., Without coupon 3.99 Coupon expires 12-5-87

I I

B I I ACTIFED Nasal

A A I I Decongestant/Antihistamine,

11|| I I 12 tablets or 10 Capsules,

WW I I Without coupon 2.49

OFF I I Coupon expires 12-5-87

OFF

'7ReVC0 COUPON

Great smooth, creamy taste is easier to take.

MAALOX WHIP Extra Strength Antacid, 8 oz..

Without coupon 5.29 Coupon expires 12-5-87

OFF

t7R6VC0 COUPON

t7ReVC0 COUPON

NUPRIN Ibuprofen Coated Tablets or Caplets, 50 ct.. Without coupon 4.49 Coupon expires 12-5-87

THERAORAN^fl High-potency multivitamin formula with minerals, 100 plus 30 FREE. Without coupon 9.49 I Coupon expires 12-5-87

1.50

OFF

ROBITUSSINCF.PEorDM

Cough Syrup, 8 oz.. Without coupon 5.19 Coupon expires 12-5-87

OFF

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Save the Reveo way and look your holiday best!

mERMR

LEGGS Sheer Elegance Pantyhose Special 3 Pack (3 pairs for the price of 2).

Control Top

Regular Control Top Queen Size

Pre-priced 6.38 Pre-priced 5.98 Pre-priced 6.38

4.47 4.97 5.47

BUSCH&L0MB Saline Solution, Regular or Sensitive Eyes, 12 oz., Reg. 2.69

g!?sSS j

YOUR CHOICE

1.97

BIC Shavers, Bonus Pack Regular or for Sensitive Skin 5 ct. Plus 1 FREE, Reg. 790 ea.

2/1.00

C016ATE Toothpaste 7 oz.. Fresh Gel 6.4 oz., or Tartar Control Gel or Paste 6.4 oz., Reg. 1.89...................

YOUR CHOICE

UVORIS Mouthwash Mint or Red, 12oz.,Reg. 2.13

SAVE

4.58

On 2 After Rebate^

YOUR CHOICE

GILLETTE FOAMY Shave Cream 11 oz.. Regular, Lemon-Lime or Sensitive Skin,

Reg. 2.49 ea.

2/3.00

MaiMn <1 f\t\ Rebate

-3.00 on2

2/FREE

FINAL COST After Rebate

YOUR CHOICE

OGILVIE Precisely Right Perms Color Treatrrrent, Hard to Wave or Regular, Reg. 5.79 ....

YOUR CHOICE

4.46

ORALB Adult Toothbrushes, Soft, Medium or Hard, Reg. 1.89

RIGHT GUARD Deodorant 10 oz., Anti-perspirant, scented or powder cky 6 oz., Reg 3.79 SOFT A DRI Anti'perspiront, scented or baby powder,

6 oz., Reg 3.79

YOUR CHOICE

Revto has otterr^pled to order what we leel to be sutficieni quantities However with our high quality products we cannot guarantee that requests Most stores open Sundoys and evenings Items ovaitoble white quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional items not dvailoble m all stores responsible lor typographical or illustration errors COPVRIGHI ' ;8/>4'A . >.-u iNl,.

PIOIODEVILOIIIS

Two Great Prints for One Low Price

Now's the time to get your Thanksgiving photos developed! Drop off your film between 11/28 and 12/5/87 and you'll get two standard size quality prints for the price of one!

Major holidays and weekends rrxay vary service schedule.

KODAK COLOR FILM

KODACOLOR 35 mm. 400 speed film, 24 exposure. Reg. 3.99

KODACOLOR

Disc film 2 Pack, Reg. 4.99

SHARP WATCHES in great styles for every guy or girl on your list.

25% OFF

Mfr.'s Sugg. Retail Price

SOPHIE MAE Peanut Brittle 10 01. Bonus Size box.

SPANGLER Candy Canes peppermint or cherry, 12 ct.

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A. Wrap up a cozy Hunt Club cotton velour shirt. Reg. $32. Sale 22.99

B. The acrylic sweatershirt, Orig. $18 Sale 11.99

C. Cotton/polyester velour shirt. Orig. $28 Sale 19.99 Other styles: Reg. $19, $20 Sale 14.99 ea.

Sale prices on 22.99 and 14.99 styles effective through Dec. 1st.

Sale prices on merchandise shown throughout this circular effective through Saturday, December 5th, unless noted otherwise. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken on originally priced merchandise; reductions from originally priced merchandise effective until stock is depleted.

SALE

39.99

OUR STAFFORD* CLASSIC NAVY SUIT

Reg. $190. An outstanding example from our sale. $50 off our smartly tailored 2-pc. suit in year-round polyester/worsted wool; 36-48.

All our Stafford and Gentry clothing Is on sale

And youll see more! 30% savings on any-weather coats and topcoats. Select from sportcoats and slacks in a variety of fine fabrics and styles.

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All Austin Manor shirts on sale. Top-drawer Christmas finds, our Austin Manor polyester/cotton shirts.

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I Tone-on-tone shirt.....17.00 12.99

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I Reg. 3/$7 Great wearing Austin ManoT^ rib-knit briefs in Fortrel polyester/combed cotton. Neat gifts in sizes 28-44.

I Give him a stack of our well-made Austin ManoT' crewneck T-shirts. In FortreT' polyester/combed cotton. 34-46. Reg. 3/$9 Sale 3/7.20 Save on all Austin Manor ties, shirts, underwear

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OUR WORTHINGTON' HOLIDAY SEPARATES

Gift-wrap her in our new soft separates from Sale 24.99 Orig. $34 and $36. Smooth lustrous

Worthington and listen to her purr with pleasure, polyester charmeuse blouses. For misses, petites.

Sale 29.99 ea. Orig. $42. Choose a misses or Print, in womens sizes; Reg. $38 Sale 26.99

petites embroidered acrylic/nylon cable knit. sale 24.99 Orig. $34 and $36. Misses polyester/

Or a misses rib-sleeve pullover in lambswool/ wool/rayon skirts. Pleated skirt also in petite sizes,

angora/nylon.

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% OFF OUR FINE JEWELRY

Tis the season for gifting loved ones, and this bountiful JCPenney jewelry sale is just the place to start your gift hunt. The selection is great. Why not treat yourself, too?40% OFF STONES AND PEARLS

Expect ohTsT and ahsT when these gifts are opened. Imagine, sapphire and ruby pendants and earrings accented with sparkling diamonds. Lustrous cultured pearl pendants, necklaces, i earrings. At brilliant 40% savings.

Jewelry may be enlarged to show detail. Percentages off represent savings on regular prices. Sale prices effective through Saturday, January 2nd.

TRADE-IN CERTIFICATE

When you present this certificate, you can trade in your JCPenney diamond and get a full credit for its purchase price when you trade up to a newer, more expensive diamond.50% OFF 14K GOLD CHAINS, CHARMS, EARRINGS

Shell love this gold standard.

Chains in link, herringbone and serpentine styles that go to all fashion lengths. Earrings and charms, too. Gifts that will be treasured this Christmas and for years

Does not include thosa|||iw^ ^ designated in our stores as Everyday Values. Available only at JCPenney stores with Fine Jewelry Departments.

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O/o OFF FINE RINGS, WATCHES

This is the time to let someone special know just how special they are. What better way than with tastefully designed jewelry that will be cherished for years?250/0 OFF STONE RINGS

Distinctive and different rings for both women and men. Dazzling rubies, cultured pearls, amethysts, sapphires nestled in 10K or 14K gold; with diamond accents.

Mens onyx rings, also.4Q0/0 OFF TOTAL-WEIGHT DIAMONDS

Rings capturing the sparkle of the season with elegance that is timeless. The total diamond weight of each ring makes this group of bridal sets, cocktail rings, even rings for him, extraordinary.

In 14K gold settings.3Q0/O OFF DAZZLING DIAMONDS

There are many ways to be-dazzle with the most-wanted of all gems. Unusual styles in cocktail settings; earrings, pendants, mens rings and bridal sets. In 10K or 14K gold settings.

25% off all 14K gold wedding bands

Does not include items designated as Everyday Wilues.25% OFF ALL BEHER WATCHES

A timely occasion to circle your loved ones wrist with a watch of superb looks and accuracy. Select from Citizen Seiko Pulsar? Bulova and Caravelle? Styles for men and for women.

Percentages off represent savings on regular prices. At JCPenney stores with Fine Jewelry Departments. Jewelry enlarged to show details. Sale prices effective through Saturday, January 2nd.

SALE

12.99-24.99

ALLPINWHEELS*ONSALE

Sale 12.99 Reg. $18. Juniors take it easy in Pinwheels acrylic jacquard sweater. Trust your instincts with a deer pattern. Or play it cool with a snowflake design. Crewneck or mock turtleneck.

SALE 24.99

Reg. $34. Keep juniors fashionable and warm in a brightly patterned oversized crewneck sweater of acrylic.

SALE 23.99

Reg. $32. Juniors and teddy bears are an item in this sweatshirt of polyester/cotton fleece.

SALE 14.99

Reg. $20. Pinwheels Lycra spandex leggings, the pant that juniors want for Christmas.

GIFTS

FRAGRANCES FOR CHRISTMAS

Trying to discover a present thats alluring, provocative, and completely glamorous? Here are a few hints for successful Christmas shopping.

REVLON

Intimate" is the perfect title for these gift basket sets.

.25 fl. oz. perfume spray,

2.2 fl. oz. cologne spray and 2 fl. oz. body silk, $30

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Expression of Elegance'* set includes 1.25 oz. cologne spray and .36 8-hour perfume spray, $13

25 oz. cologne spray, 13.50 4 oz. dusting povwJer, $11

LAD/ STETSON*

Cosmopolitan Traveler" bag, with any Lady Stetson purchase of ^0 or more; Special Buy 18.50 2 oz. eau de toilette spray, $16 4 oz. dusting powder, 7.50

EMERAUDE*

Total Body Luxury" gift set includes 15 oz. cologne spray, 375 oz. perfume spray, a? oz. talc, and 4 oz. body lotion; Special Buy 1630 23 oz. cologne spray refill, $12

% OFF ALL OUR KIDS JOG SUITS

A practical gift idea that the kids really go for. Action-ready styles in cuddly cotton, polyester/cotton fleece, or cotton/polyester velour.

A. Girls 3-pc. set; 3-6x. Reg. $20 Sale $15

B. Boys hooded set; 4-7. Reg. $15 Sale 11.25

C. Toddlers pullover set; Reg. $22 Sale 16.50 Sale prices effective through Tuesday, December 1st.

o/o OFF ALL KIDS SLEEPWEAR

Bedtime funwear makes memorable, practical gifts in polyester. A few examples:

A. Duck print gown; 4-14. Reg. $12 Sale $9

B. Duck gown and socks; 4-14. Reg. $12 Sale $9

C. Velour kimono; 8-14. Reg. $14 Sale 10.50

D. Karate pajamas; 8-14. Reg. $16 Sale $12300/0 OFF

Sale 13.99 Reg. 19.99. A big 16" bear all togged out in printed corduroy overalls is ready to be best friends frorn Christmas on. 16" JC Bear with sweater.

Reg. 9.99 Sale 6.99250/0 OFF

Girls sneaker-look sligpec^iMlai;^)!^ polyester pile lining. Reg. $8 Sale $6 Big Bird triacetate plush slippers have vinyl soles. Reg. $7 Sale 5.25 Sale priceseftactive through December 1st; sneakers through December 5th.

NIKE* STYLES FOR MEN, WOMEN, YOUTHS

I Reg. 22.99. Bravo by Nike. I Nike Full Court high-cut basketball

Cushioned with a waffle sole to absorb shoe for youths. Reg. 29.99 Sale 24.99

shocks and keep feet in great running | Nike Full Court low-cut basketball shoe

condition. Polypag and split suede upper, for youths. Reg. 27.99 Sale 22.99

Orig. $80. Cozy cotton/polyester velour makes zip-style warm-ups for the sports-minded woman or the lounger. Cotton/polyester in brilliant shades or pastels. Womens S,M,L.

Pull-on style. Orig. $65, Sale 39.99

SALE 34.99

I Reg. 39.99. Nike Full Court basketball shoe, high-cut to give that extra support on fast turns and great rebounds. Full grain leather upper with rubber sole and absorbent terrycloth liner.

SALE 29.99

I Reg. 34.99. Nike Full Court low-cut basketball shoes designed for great performance on or off the court. Full grain leather upper with solid rubber sole, terrycloth sockliner.

THE GREAT GIFT BOOK. Our newest JCPenney Sale Catalog (W87) makes quick work of gift shopping.

Visit your nearest Catalog Department, flip through to find the ideal gifts for everyone in the family. Rwhkms, housewares, even the coming attractions for spring.

The JCPenney Catalog

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o/o OFF ALL LEISURE-TIME FLEECE TOPS, PANTS

Make the most of your own after- Center: Discus'"^ unisex top or sweat

shopping time. Or pamper someone on pants. Reg. 12.99 Sale 9.99 each

' *; your gift-list. With cozy cotton/polyester Left and right: Nike warm-up sets in

fleece: for easy relaxation or sports colors for men and women,

activities. Reg. 39.99 Sale 31.99 set

SPECIAL BUY

9.99QUEEN OR KING SHEETS

Ready your home for holiday guests; buy for gifts, too. Cotton/polyester percale; flat or fitted. Coordinating pillowcases: 9.99 pr.

Queen and king size comforter sets include comforter, 2 pillow shams, dust ruffle.

Special Buy, 69.99 set

% OFF ELEGANT SUPREME DRAPERIES

I Antique satin at your windows adds Reg. Sale

tothesplendoroftheseason. Rayon/ 100x84 ..........$89 pr. 71.20

acetate with cotton Roc-Lon rain- Valance ..........$20 15.00

no-stain lining. Decorator colors. Tiebacks..........$15 pr. 12.00

Reg. Sale 20% off all embroidered panels.

50x84*....... $39 pr. 31.20 Shown: embroidered polyester voile

75x84*...........$69 pr. 55.20 panel. 58x84!' Reg. $42Sale 33.60ea.

90/o ....

XJ Wl I reg. prices All shades, 1' stock aluminum blinds and 1' PVC blinds.

25% off reg. prices of top treatments. Sale prices effective through Thursday, December 24th.Jk.

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For every S50 luggage purchase made by December 24, 1987, receive a mail certificate redeemable for an airline coupon worth $25 to 8100 off a single domestic round trip taken on Continental in 1988. Certificate and proof of purchase must be postmarked by 2/1/88, Complete details at store.

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SALE 69.99

3-PC SET

$88 if bought separately at reg. prices. Capri lightweight nylon with nylon zippers. Set includes 25* pullman, 21* carry-on, garment bag.

Reg. Sale 127* pullman .... $45 35.99

125* pullman $37 29.99

121* carry-on $26 20.00

I Garment bag $25 20.00

I Beauty case........$17 12.99

35% TD 5Q0/0 OFF

Travel-wise American Tourister in sturdy softside nylon.

Reg. Sale

29* pullman $150 74.99

26* pullman $130 64.99

Carry-on...........$ 90 49.99

Garment bag........$100 64.99

Tote...............$ 60 29.99

20% OFF

Tapestry-look Jordache makes an important holiday impression.

Reg. Sale

28* pullman........79.99 63.99

26* pullman........69.99 55.99

Carry-on...........49.99 39.99

Garment bag........64.99 51.99

Tote.......... 29.99 23.99

Sale prices on Jaguar and Jordache luggage effective through Saturday, December 19th.

EVENT STARTS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1987

GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA

THE PLAZA

Store Phone 756-1190 Catalog Phone 756-2145 Open Monday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1987

Advertising Supplement to the DAILY REFLECTOR, Sunday, November 29, 1987

Your satisfaction is our goal, To serve the public as nearly as we can to Its satisfaction. That's the Penney idea.

If you're not satisfied with your purchase after a reasonable time, let us know, and we'll try to satisfy you completely

V\MRMING UP WITH

SElSAVE^Luxurious lambswool sweaters

Lambswoot made better than ever95% lambs-wool and 5% nylon for both softness and durability. In aew neck or polo styles for ver-satUity, with a shape that stays fit from one wearing to the next. A true classic with Trader Bay flair! Sizes S-M-L-XL

S'-*

Regular $28SAVE 2-*3Trader Bay cotton parts

Casual 100% cotton pants In styles to flatter.

any frame. Your choice. doubtei)lealed front or ^

half-elastic waist slacks.

Regular

$20-$22 .

V'-lv'ip i

rausisiacHs.

1799.1SAVESHoliday greettogs 5-v ih brushed fleece *

Soft polyesler fleece brushed Inside and out tor maximum fiyfilwtoht warmOi. In solide, piaUs . and Azlec prints, zee S4I4.-XL u>'V'

1 -J i

Regular $25 / ^ ' i

?:. T

45-

y' .

'tiM

Phoose periwinkle, pink, r, coral or lilac.

yokeandastand-up tier feel special, come true in a long ele-ince hem and elasti-

satin with contrast-lil hem.

and cozy in a

lotSttraaaaortnwnl

Look forWG^

Exclusively at Sears

VV^RMEST OF WISHES

OFT SNUGGLY ROBES

SAVE6->12

VOC.Q99

CHOICE ^ ^

Plush fleece or textured robes for cozy nights at home.

A. $32 soft fleece zip style robe.

B. $32 traditional fleece wrap robe.

C. $26 light blue terry textured robe with softly brushed inside.

Styles shown are representative of Sears assortment

25%

OFF

All brushed nightwear

Gownstiown, reg. $14

Gowns, pajamas and nfKxa in solids and i prints. As- sortedtrims.

25% OFF

'. AH Famous Bodies* y nightwear, too!

4C GRE55 NT i

SAVE *5-*6GREAT HOLIDAY MIXERS

Henley top, reg. $16.99 Shirt, reg. $17.99 ea.

Pants or skirt, reg. $18.99 Sport tops, reg. $19.99

Perfect pastel pairings for merry mix n matchall from Trader Bay! Polyester and cotton tops in snap-front, pullover. Henley, full button-front styles and morel To team with skirts and pants of polyester and cotton twill. In an assortment of soft pastels. Misses sizes.

1189.1399

Wtomens sizes at similar savings. Styles and cotors stiown are representative ot Sears assortment^

4 ....

U V

L%. 1'

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1Trader Bay

EWEL TONE

CARRIAGE

COURT

DRESSESSA/E^

:ia:i

1 \^30 OFFDown-filled coats Reg. $99.99 RQ99

Warm, down-filled coat, polyester and cotton shell. In assorted styles and colors for misses'.

25% OFF

All leather handbags

Styles shown; reg. $35,25.99; reg. $40.29.99 6E QRE55 NT 2 '

Open home

COORDINATES

Winter white sale

STARTS NOW

SA/E1/2 ON

100% COTTON BATH TOWELS

Sav on these bath coordinates

$5.99 hand towel... .3.99 $3.49 washcloth ... .2.99

$14.99 deep pile coordinating bath mg. 22X35-in9.99 $24.99 chintz shower curtain with lace trim........16.99

4SI

B Reg. $9.99

^10 OFF twin

Matchmate Smart automatic blanket

MORE THAN AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE!

SEARS FINEST COMFORTER IS PLUMPED WITH WHITE GOOSE DOWN FOR NATURAL WARMTH

Fun/queen size.... $99 Wngsize $129

Special purchasePurry, while quantities last!

$69

WWTWIN

Adjusts to room and body temperature

Senses and reto cold parts

your body $49.99 yi single. 39J9 $69.99 queen .. 59.99 $89.99 Mng size. 74.99

Fullduilalwltoonaal Home fashions

35% OFF twin

Matchmate cotton-rich sheet sets

Twin,

rag. $19.99

notavaiiabto in Ashiand. KY.

1299

Cotton and polyester. Deep comer pockets.

$29.99 full 19.99

$39.99 queen .. 29.99 $39.99 coordinating twin comforter.. 29.99

King size sheets and oOiar sin oomtortsra also sale pftoes.

2 NTS GRE55 7G

ELIVERED IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS

Make any furniture purchase from this sertUm totaling *700 or more and get up to 25% LOWER MONTHLY PAYMENTS THAN SEARSCHARGE WHEN YOU USE SEARSCHARGE PLUS

SAVE *579 TO *599

A. Westtiavn. Sofa, chair and ottoman group. 100% Marquesa Lana olefin. Reg. $1299.97

Lexington tables, reg. $129.99.. 99.99

B. New Dimensions. Sofa, chair and ottoman. Plush Herculon olefin velvet. Reg. $1299.97

on I

C. Saratoga. Sofa, chair and ottoman. 100% cotton upholstery. Reg. $1279.97 Open Hearth tables,

reg. $199.99................. 149.99

*Your actual moiithly payment can vary depending upon your account balance.

FumHure not available in: Ashland, Concord, Danville. Goldsboro, GreenvHle, High PoM, Rock HW, Rocky Mount

SAVE 45%

Oakmont

Supreme

Choose a wing chair, swivel rocker or comfy lounge chair. All styles upholstered in DuPont Dacron polyester.

219?

Reg. $399.99

PERFORMING EXCELLENCETHATS WHY DAD WANTS CRAFTSMAN LAWN CARE

Craftsman lawn and garden tools

Electric power

Gas power

Weedwacker trimmer

22.2-cc. 14-in. cutting swath.

Crattsman lawn mowers with 2-year warranty

\ '

CRR

3.S-RP side discharge

Super Pull-Lile OIOSS Start, cast iron

cylinder liner, 20-in. Reg. $269.99

3.5-RP rear bagger

Permanex catch- OIT099 er, cast iron cylin-

der liner, 20-in cut. Reg. $319.99

4.0-RP power propelled

Front wheel gear Q^Q99 drive, rear bag, cast

iron cylinder liner. Reg. $419.99

Umiled wgranty, see store tof details.

4.0-RP electric Start

Power propelled JN4Q99 with rear lift-top

catcher, 22-in. cut. Reg. $499.99

RP means reserve power.

Riding mowers and power tractors

8-HP riding mower

5-speed, 30-in. QQOS9

high performance Ovr

deck, electric start. Reg. $1199.99

$279.99 bagger 229.99 Bagger extra

10-HP lawn tractor

4-speed transaxle,

36-in. deck. lUHia

$279.99 bagger 229.99 Reg $1399.99

Bagger extra

14-HP yard tractor

5-speed transaxle, 4Z099 38-in. twin cylinder.

$279.99bagger 22BJ9 R^g j^egg.gg

9 QRE55 KTS 2

Short Order II food processa

SAVE <30

Reg. $09.99

2-speed Powerful

OnlOff switch Large

Momentary switch capacity

-,. -1. . ' lV'J

&-1

:*'': ^

6L^

8/QfE$10Home It Whew th Hii^ lij^

Reg. $39.99 , f29^"

dmic canister eet teatiirai Saalf i lesi coodbamp acceMotis atoo oi

/ft,

' 'wr'*

^ ^T-S -

Kenmore sew head

straight or zig* 44099 ?aa stitches. fc

Dec. 24 Reg. $139.99

Upright vacuum

Powerful twin suction fans.

5000RVacuum bag sale!

In packages of 3. Reg. 4 pkgs. for $7.964-rHi

'K sf:f^ ' ' ~S

.-r- ' -fv Steam-type Cleaner

Removes ground- 44099 ^Irta^grime.

EndiOeo. 12 Reg. $199J9

ericaSis^

Lwge capacity lets you} mm plenty in each sin- j gleload.

TouclMip helps remove wrinkles from dry. no-1 iron items.

Automatic termination. { lenses when load Is <

Large capacity laundry pair fr^ycle washer

With 3 water temps.

Reg 9QQ98

$339.99

3-cycle dryer

With 2 temp controls.

Reg

$269.99 APNV

White only

Washer

Reg. $459.99

2 speeds. 7'

3 water temp

3 water I

^fifeuCF^'^

C. 53491

SAVE $100 SAVESIM

29-function remote On-screen display

279H

Breen VCR display ills you what to do for I In programming

-'' t

9-IUIIWUVII

2ASf>

l4-day/2*event

Reg.

$340.99

QUARTZ TUNING

CABLE-COMPATIBLE

AUTOMATIC OFF-TIMER

18-KEY REMOTE

SAVE 50

13-in. color TV with remote

SAVE 100

25-in. color TV/monrtor

,> Reg.

" $249.99

3-key remote, one-button ' color, electronic tuning, channel scan on set, lighted channel indicator. Come see!

199 s. . 499

Reg.

$599.99 22-key remote, on-screen time and channel display, cable-compatible, electronic quartz tuning.

ON-SCREEN CHANNEL DISPLAY

100-WATT CD-ADAPTABLE

STEREO QUARTZ TUNING WITH RANDOM SETTINGS

5-BAND EQUALIZER

DUAL TAPE WITH

HIGH-SPEED

DUBBING

TWO 3-WAY SPEAKERS

u V?.' f.100-watt CD^daptable stereo

actu^ monlMy paynwni can vary

SAVE <50

25-in. console with remote

Quartz tuner, one-button Reg. $449.99 color, cable-compatible.

LED readout.

noy.

399

SAVE *80

Furniture-style stereo system

Dual tape with high-speed Was $279.99 dubbing. 4-band equalizer. 1QQ88

Semi-automatic turntable. I3w__

SAVE *30

Compact disc player with 3-spot beam

16-track random program- Reg. $179.99 ming, track search, auto- 1AQ99 matic repeat. _l*V__

SALE!

%wVi''.''(''> : r

.^1

(-1'-mi

SHS-10 Gui-board

32 mid-size keys, 25 digital FM voices, 25 preset rhythms, synchro start and end, MIDI compatible.

ONLY

169

CD player boom box

CD player with scan function, cue and review. Cassette deck, AM/FM stereo, 5-band equalizer.

sMEsso Cassette boom box saves

Cassette deck, AM/FM stereo with CAQQ telescoping antenna, 3-band equaliz-

199*

Sv''CHALLENGE YOU Sbwur!!!^

'KMS?

vr*fit

^'iMmWwtua^

12-speed raoer or tourinq bike for the price of many 10-speeds

,99

|a. Pinnacle 27-in. 12-speed racer has side-pull, alloy caliper brakes. Stem-mounted shift levers. Mens/women's models. Were $159.99*

^B. Brittany 26-in. 12-speed touring bike has a lightweight steel lugged frame. Rear package carrier. Mens/ womens. Were $159.99*

In 1987 Annual Catalog.

Quantities limiled.

C. Child carrier.

Was $39.99...... 19.99

tin 1987 March Tabloid.

Quantities limited.

BoysFS 880 Bl

20-in. BMX has a rear freewheel, wheel (fiscs.

FS-20

Qiris'20-in. has the same hot styling as aBMX.

S^*120 OP^KmT ttnawiyatem

i98^^

20 basic rcises. 1tO-tt>. weight

SifhguS

28600

SAVE ^ I-beam rower

Electronic con- siAAQQ sole features |||9 countdown timer. wms $199.99**

In 1987 FalAMmar Catalog. QumdWealt

SAVE

132-lb. barbell/ dumbbell set with 5-position bench.

RoQ.separatoprlcos MM. $199.99

aur98G8lori98biini9d.

Wtal|29ese'..14MI

*bi19e7AimMlCriMoo.

QuMWaaMM.

Offered elsewhere for

3.99 to *18 a box. Sears prices from

2.99 to 13.50 a box!

QuamNios and seloclion IMIsd to alora alOGk oiW

AvMable in largar storee and Hktory. Chailaaton.

(CItadalatore) ^ ||TS QRE96 19

for the professional mchame the serious do-it-yourseHBr

mmlng analyzer.

Check initial CQ99

advance at Uw

any speed. ReB W w

charger

Sensor

10/2 amps.

Fully automatic charger. R9$

Sears Best floor jack

Wide stance 4QQ99 and thick

steel frame. Reg. $169.99 Lifts 6000 lbs.

ALL WEATHER STARTING POWER

WARRANTED

lor as long as you ovrn your car I

80001R

43341R

$10 OFF Sears 60-month battery 20 QRE56 NTS 1

dMi(M,lwnaMaaKlra.

CMacPhe.^ ass

Gas charged 4IQI Cartridges 89S use mir..mn-in rebate^ SSS

Gas shocks

. _______ m S 19

Sir^wntroi. Struts _ 13!,

Reg. InsMedpiloe $83.96

Everyday tow peloel

S0.0004nlle weerout werren

ity

RoadHandler

SCR

Eech

RoadHandler

SCR

Each

145R13

155/SR13

16S/SR13

175/SR14

185/SR14

16S/SR1S

165/70SR13

(43.99

50.99

51.99 60J9

62J9

92M

175miSR13

185/70SR13

195/70SR13

185^R14

195/70SR14

205/70SR14

IMM

60.99

TOM

09.M

70.M

T2M

TIME FOR A TUNE-UP?Electronic ignition tune-up

New spark plugs, set 0099

timing and adjust Ow4<yi-

carburetor.

6-cyl., 44.9f 8-cyl.. 4t.MFront disc brake fob

New pads, turn/true rotors, road test.

RabuNduaableariipara,$lOM. t: .. ~

UmllBd wamrty. See store tot deiilto.Front end alignment

We check and set O99 adjustable angles to ^

mfr.s specifications.

niwslen9le.$eilfaSAVE 10% to 25%on all light truck tires

When The Going Gets T

tl-i..

INCLUDESIRAFTSMAN CORDLESS

fCD * Includes two * nevmsvs w

SCREWDRIVcR double-ended bits back out screws

Go-anywhere Recharges In cordless freedom just 3 hours

Reverses to

VALUE!

3/8-in. drill with bits

Special pufchase Quantities Hinted

1/3-HP variable speed.

SAVE $10

7V4-lnch circular saw

Reg. $39.99

IVz-HP motor. 5000 RPM.

CRAFTSMAN -Ideal tor Struts, inciudestwo 1R-INCH detaiied cutting sawbiades

Sa/%1 I e AIAI Tabie tiits up to 45" Direct drivejnotor SCROLL SAW for bevel cutting delivers 1700 SPM

SAVE $20

Dual motion pad Sander

Reg. $59.99 I

3/8-HP motor. 1/2 sheet.

SAVE $20

Buffer/

polisher

59"

Reg $79.99

9-in. pad. Wax, bonnet, glaze.

SAVE $30

8-inch table saw

119

Reg. $149.99

1/2-HP develops 1-HP.

Leg set 29J9

Bench poeierlooto require some assembly

SAVE $70

10-in. radial arm saw

329

Reg. $399.99

l/4-HP develops 2V^HP.

Craftsman

y'K ^ ^-/

iMf: *;'

WARRANTED FOREVERI H any Craftsman hand tod ewer fails to give complete satisfaction. letom It for a free replacemonl_

I"#215-piece mechanics tpoi s^.

. 1/4,3/8 and 1/2-inch drive tools

Standard and metric sockets

Standard and metric hex key sets

m.ch.nT.-UH,I..C no. Shown.....^

Miniature combination wrenches Nut driver set Crowfoot wrench set

SAVE $20

3-drawer

workbench

Reg. $99.99

Inciudes shelf and steei door.

SAVE $40

Compact

compressor

Reg. $139.99

3/4-HP motor. 120voits.

SAVE $38

Wet/dry vac with tools

Reg. separate pricM total $106.95

8-gai. tank.

Special pureiwadl^

gal. wet/dry vac

accessories.... 99M Quantities NmMed

SAVE $200

2-HPair

compressor

Reg. $599.99

399

$^.99^drawer of storage bar 99.99 rroll-

aqViieo! slor-

""I,

1.99

WWW SfiTcorWdi^aiwi.^ ^

r ssa-isssaaassans:

'C;.

A SEARS EXCLUSIVETURBO SPA

yate spa for less th health club membersi Great for relaxing after work or after play More features than our deluxe S229.99 whirlpool

Made exclusively for Sears by Dazeys:h5 $ggSOME COMFORTING FACTS:

Total, soothing relaxation all in the privacy of your own home.

1 4-HP motor pumps 42 gallons per minuteaerator adds micro bubbles for hydro-massage effect

Complete 270 directional flow Full 3-year warranty"ir-

Aerator pro- 60-minute Convenient size

duces strong timer. Set makes storage

stream of desired time. easy' Portable

air bubbles, and relax too. Only 11 lb.

#.-T

ALL STORES NOW OPEN SATURDAY MORNING AT 9 AM

NC:BwNn

, CtiwtoM*. (EaMMKi, SoullipMk), Conooid, OufliMn, Qi^

nta, QoMsboro, OiMmboro, OrMnvWa, Hickory, Wgh Point, JackaonvHIa, RoMgh, Rocky Mount, WHminglon, Wbiolon-Salom. 8C: Charloolon (CNadol, Northoroodo), Cokmibla, Floroneo, Hyrtio Boodi, Rock HIH. VA: Danvlllo, Lynchburg, Roonoko. KYrAMiland. WV:BtbourwMo,Bockioy,BtuotMd,Choitooton.

Item indktted daigar akxos 001/'are available in BaiboureviHe, Chartotte, Chaiteslon. S.C. (Northwooda). Chaitoaton. W.Vk. Cokimbia. Durham. Fayetteviile. Qreonaboro, Raieigh, Roanoke, WHmmglon and Wkwlon-Salam.

Largo Items such at fumlturs and appilancas are Invantorlad hi our (Hatrlbutiofl canter and will ba chaduiad for pick-up or dollvary. Dallvary is not

a a-^ |-> --a---

inciuoM In Mwning pncvwe

SatMacUon guarantaad or your money back Saara, Roabuek and Co. 1987

24JJ QRE55 NTS 1 PiMadmU.SA 11/87 Rf732A/87S76

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE NOW OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. TILL CHRISTMAS

THRU SATURDAY DtCtMBtH b, lya-" ER FOR STORE HOURS

% -V.20 - 50% OFFALL WEDDING SETS IN STOCK

2'mm.

1 Cl Your Co8l tiOODiW S'. 997 00

1.0 Your Cost ii*e-90 $1499 00

^,Ct Your Cost MefrOO $799 00

1 Ct Your Cost $-fr-W $349 90

, Cl Your Cost 4-W $299 90

, Ct Your Cost $36-9 $179 90

, Ct Your Cost $139 90

, Ct You'Cost $99 90

(Jl Lsdies 14K Yellow Gold

1 Ct You- Cost $.lV99-0e $949.00 Ct Your Cost JMO-W $599.00

Ct Your Cost taa0-9fr $299.90

iKi Men s 14K Yellow Gold

1 Ct Your Cost $999.00

Ct Your Cost i- $499 00

. i . . Ct Your Cost #- $249 90

a C.'*' -

XsSiVV-

(L) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold . . *i ;ago' 3 r\t (0) Men s 14K Yellow Goid . :-g aa-ta

. ,^3 . tYour Cost M40-^ S169.90 %f'O OC i?Or C. Your Cost $.;?9-90 S99.90 (M| Men s 14K Yellow Gold 5" .jce' a.r :

. .. r tu Your Cost WO - S179 90 (P) Ladles 10K Yellow Gold : . ;

Your Cost mW $69.90 iN) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold . . G ' (Q) Men s 10K Yellow Gold ..

.....- ; Your Cost $U9 90 - $89 90 '-i.' Your Cost 2-49 90 - $79 90

1 ^ tdd es ^A15. j'^e S M^n s 'QK Tsiro-Tone

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Your Cost t9-9't $69 90 Your Cost 99-WW $9 90

7 Jdiis 4Y Yellcw Go'd

i Your Cost $99 97

<U, Ladies '4K Yeiiow Gold

; , Your Cost W+9-W $699 00

(VI Lidies 14K Yellow Gold

.. .; . C; * Your Cost $229 90

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9904-10M $375.00 WO"i

SKi3KJar'.^'^SS!M?ti!U.

8jar"iriaar!au

> imam 10K Y<$w OoM ifrOamond Ouijw^

9717^ $275.00 ............Vour Oort $$4 - $1*M0

g)U1$K V$w Ooid 15-Diw)nd Mqi*4*Shpe CMW

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9004-535^ $740.00 ........YoHT O09t449Mr> 9I97JW

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64-599-2 $450.00 ............YMT OPi* $99iW-

17) UOta14K Y4fcw Oo MquiM Aquwwme & 6-Oiamond

mond Bpnd. 9904-545-2 $385.00 imY

YewCo49i9-$199.90

Ooid 3-Mqui Roby & 4-non<l SpO

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^!o^ $200 00 ...........Vour OM JttM- 999J0

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9786-211-4 $200.00 ........ Yolir Cotl ttlMO 999J9

ui^ Vo Oo t4-Emer.t & 72W2d B^.

'-OeS-2 $230.00 ............YoirC0il*M9i9O-$11990

199 YP90W OoM NW40B Ruby 4 2 Owrwnd BypMB

$450.00

YoorCuilWO.90 919997

__$31000

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^MOI-8 $23000 Veur Com gWWN $999(7

on Mm'O 199 YoRow OoM Nug,^ L2^

5736.700-5 $230.00 .........T^vm Cool $149i99-W

h-957-1 $125.00 ..............toor Oool XMM 990.97

1) Ladko' 19K YoOow OoM 2 Oiwnond 4 2 MarqiMt SipfiNre

$135.00

YoorOooli

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5702171 $875.00 ............Yoor OoM 9449^-0*90

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m LoOMoMOK Yo9o OoM MaquiaoShipa Ctenond 4 Sapptwa

SiilKRino 2Q.TQW. . _______

9788-209/$300.00 ............Your Cool 90M9-040^

(89) LadMo' 19K YoIom OoM Marquoo Chatham Emotaid 4 Oa-

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9B1447-0 $215.00.......Your OoH4W.W t11$.M

(>) Udta*'10K Vlow OoM Figree Opri Ring.

'965B-S67-2 $125.00.........Yomt CPPI nMrH$.$T

($) UdtotMOK Yalow QoM Poarl & 2 Ownond Ring

96S2-70M $156.00.........Your OoM ttifT- $71J7

9852-7KM $155.00 WO Your OoM tHiir* I7$J7

(4) Ladtoo 10K Yaloar OoM 1 Peari & 2-Oiamond Faihion Ring.

9B52-947-2 $230 00.......Your Coal WMJO- $11t.l7

(I) LaMaa10K YaRow QoM Onyx & Diamond Ring 9658-557-3 $185.00 Your Coal $118.88 188.80

ALadtoa18K Yalow OoM Marquite Onyx & Diamond RTv

9858^2 $155.00.........Your Cool 178.80

(7) Ladtoa* 18K YaRow OoM Haatt^hapa Onyx & Dwnond Ring.

9052-029-9 $135.00.........Your Oaal ROOM 880J0

m Uaa'10K YaRoar OoM SappNra & DMnond Ring.

9786-281 9 $150.00 Your CoatOOOWf-878J7

m Ladtao10K YaRoar OoM Navana OpW & 1(M)inond

Ring.

9786-2274) $156.00.........Your CuatJOOiff. 880.87

(m Laoa18K YaRoar OoM Amolhyal & OMnond Ring. 97706-267-6 $135 00........Your OoatROOM- 888.87

(II) LaMoa18K YaRoar OoM Mquia8hapa EmarWd & Diamond Ring.

9786-263-5 $150.00.........Your Coal IROitr 878.87

(18) LadMa' 10K YaRoar OaM MaiquiafrRuby & DMnond Ring.

9786-257-7 $15000.........Your Cool 888.87 - $78.87

(If) IMtaMiK YaRoat OoM MarquiaaQvnai & lOOimond RinQ

9786-953-1 $140 00.........Your Coal fOOWT- 888.87

(14) IMMa'14K YoRow OoM Dinond<:ut Twin Heart Ring 1.41 OR.

98244)65-9 $77.00..........Your Coal 848M. $38.97

(18) Ladtoa' 14K YaRoar OoM DiamorxK^it HM Twist Ring 3.5 OR

96244)63^ $155.00.........Your Coal 888M- $78.87

(IQ LadMa' 14K YaRoar OoM Diamond4:ut Leaf Ring. 4.3 6R.

96244)064 $200.00........Your Coal 8138.88.888.80

(17) LadMa14K TrtCoMr Roae Rbtg on wira shall 345 GR 96244)37-7 $185.00........Your Coal 8848M- 888.80

(18) LadMa 10K YaRoar OoM Svm Rkig.

9656-5468 $80.00..........Your Coal 888M 848.80

(18) LadMa 10K YaRoar OoM Si^iel Ring

9652-7064 $110.00.........Your Cool 88818. $84.80

(88) Mona 10K YaRoar OoM 3-Diamond Ring.

9906H97-4 $2100.001 CtYour Coal BIRRM- 81288.00 99064963 $1150.00 H CL Your Cuat<W8i88 8888.80 9606487-5 $566 00 M CL .Your Oaal $888.88 8818.80 9806461-8 $365 00.88 CL Your Coal I848M 8188.80 (81) Mana 10K YaRoar OoM Uon's Hood Ring with 2

644)662 8420.00.......Your Cual M88188 $88880

(88) Mona 16K YaRoar OoM i-Diamond Ring

96065165 $290.00.......Your Coal W88188 $188.80

(88) IMna 18K YaRoar OoM Ova Signet Ring with dMnond

985443165 8310 00.......Your Cool 8188188. $148.80

(84) Mana 10K YaRoar OoM 60Mnond Signal Ring

9664-3368 $406.00.......Your CuM 8888188. 8188.80

(8Q Mana 16K YaRoar OoM Nuggal Onyx & DMnond Rmg

9664-357-2 8385.00.......Your Coal $888188 $188.87

(88) Mona 10K YaRoar OoM Nuggal & Sapphire Ring 9854^3566 8290.00.......Your Coal flRRM 8188.80

STERLING

CHAIN NOT

SILVER

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'^vry

PIERCED

_' DIAMOND llL niT

(DSIwtlngSllwrDoofknockerEamty 8576061-9 $5000 Veiir Co Wiff - *24.97

(2) SiMttna S*mr OiamonOCul Fihgree Haad Charm Sl40820^ ^ Your Cort #.*7-*14.97

<3> turnng 8*wr OamoorKXil Clip or Piorcad Eamngs. 9314-0840 $6500 Your Coal *99!*7 - *29.97

(4) 14K Y090W QoM Corm Charm

8990018-7*5500 Your Co *li*T *27.97

(9)14KYo9owOoKIMizpahCharm , ____

8572071-2 *5995 Your Coal ***itr *29.97

(9> 14K YoHoar Oold Fligret Puffed Heart Qiarm. _ 9310-311-7 *75.00 Your Coal 9l*i*r *99.97

(7) 14K YoMoar OoW Tnple Spral ^mih Haaita (^_&acgg^ _

8986-157-9 *466 00 ............Your Coal *J*9i*r-*224.97

(9) 14KYoOwOoW Teddy Bear Charm

9252029-5 ttO 00 ...........,YourCoH*4i9Y-**.97

(9) 14K Yeieer OoM Dwmond-Cui Love Ctwm___

89700100*45.00 ............ Your CoH *29^-*19.97

(10> 14K YoWow OoM DamondOut GoD Bap Charm _ 8970-101-5 *90.00 ..... Tour Coal **9!fr - W-*'

(11) 14K YaHour OoM DiamoodOui UadyOln-HaW Moon 0m_ 8970015-7 *9500 ........... Your Coa* *i*iW-*44.97

(12) 14K Yolloi OoM Diamond-Cut Open Roy.Cha^. 898&712-7 *12500 Your Coal 9*i*9- ***-*T

(19) 99alr OoMMno ianM* mirrored gi box

8990-5210*24.95 ..........Your Cool *l4i*f - *10.97

(14) QoMlono Roae Pin

9461-665-3 *5,00 Your Coal **97 *2.47

(1*)Cryolal Tennis Braceiei

9461-033-4*12.95 .. .Your Coal*9r47- **-*7

(1*)14KYolMr OoM Onyx Dangle Eamngs _____

88000850 *45 95 ....... Tour Coal *2949 *19.97

(17) 14K YelMw OoM Onyx Fashion Eamngs _____

8572-0498*4995 Your Coal **9!*7 - *19.97

(19) OnYi 9 14KYoow Gold Wire Button E^ngs^ 85760520*5500 Your Coal **4i*f *24.97

(19) 99" *aswOny 6 Baroque Pearl Neckl^____

8576057-7*100.00 Your Cool M9r99 *49.97

(20) I* Fieahwoler Poort & 14K YeKxrr Gold Tesy NyMace _ 8576033-8 *150 00 Your ^

85760320*7995 7 Your Coal *4*!#f **7.97

(21) 0I1YK14K Yellow Gold VYko Rina 85760540*2995 ............Your Coal *4*1*7 *14.97

(22) 14KY*9our OoM 5mm Ball Earrings

88000799 *15.00 ........... 7our Coal *^ - *7.47

(29) 14K Yooer OoM 2-Sirand OiamondOul Dangle^noe^

9400056-9*9000 ..............Your Cool S19i*7 - *14.97

(24) 14K TfWoMr OiamondOul Rose Eamngs ^

89700792 *75 00 Your Coal *49i*9 *27.97

(28) 14K YalMer QoM Kisung Dolphin Hoop Eamngs

8729233 9*6000 Your Coal **9*f 2*.*7

(29) 14K Yotkwr OoM Loe Knot Eamngs ______

89994797 *47 50 Tour Cool *29i97 tM.VT

(27) 14K Yaoer QoM Bow & Heart Dangle Eamngs _ 92520594 *50 00 7our Cual4*9i9r- *19.97

(29) 14K Yadoar QoM Diamond-Cut Filigree Heart Eyrings^__ 8990067-1 *12500 Your Coal **9ilf- *8*-*7

(29) 14K YoMoar QoM Large Hoop Eamngs ______

8899007-3 *45 00 Tour Cool BBMT *19.97

(99) 14K Yodoer QoM Diamond-Cut Dangle Eamtiga _ 9179317-5 *42,50 Your Coal **9i*r> *19.97

(91) 14K Yadow QoM Swirl Stud Eam^ _____^

9229021-3 *110 00 ......Tour Cool *99r9f - 9*9.97

(92) 14KYodor QoM Shnmp Hoop Eamngs ______

92290060*11995 Your Cool ***i*9 *74.97

(39) 14K Yodow QoM Diamond-Cm Oval Doorknocker Earrings 8800092 2*150 00 Your Cool *9*i*r-*74.97

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eaao2s nso oo v*rCMt

(1) SM VtlMi OoM I Gan Ptndi Bit in 14K monOcU kn. 89(03107 nOOO (4)14KV8MlHaMd

8(001037 S.401MI OKIOIOOSSTOM 88001002(145 MB (0001080(2.25 (Ml 88001074 (300 2Mi 0(001084 (450 (Mi (0001102 (1350 18MI ........

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81.17

81.47

8T47

87J7

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94500083 (12 SO 8MI 94500044 (8 4MI (74HMMQMa-non004BMl

87940082S800(MI 7m^Mi(8-W.W

87940074 (1500 TIM .............

0794015-1 (3000 8mi *M CM 8I8M-818.87

(1(|14K7l(liii 8MirT>M04MMH4mBbon-V OMM> 10O TW

QijfflOfKt

9308877.7(775.00 TM tt* 858888 8MM8

(1114KVMM0MOMn0S<MEi.nB4^m^^

674S0QM S3000 ..................

l18tt4K7t8MaMrVMSMHMBfMMM 06 0 mOMonM

9324.2084 (2(500 ......... TmCMOMMO-8tt9J8

(1^ 14K 748m M Optn UMp EWI04 "> Dmond HiM.

(8(4011 7(200.00 VM CM 8188

(14|178M8MtMnont)0*HPIMo(iM.OM^ (0805082(7000 . 7m CM (888r> 8M87

(19) 14K HM CM DwanO SMI Eonmg*.

03085888(0000

(Ml 14K 74Bm OM FKmmi M OMnand Eomm

92524584 (S600 ...................

(11) Ml 7MM8M Ononw HMR < DMiM I 80105474(15000 .......................__

051IM 748m CM OMonaCul Open hmPmMMOmmI____

80005580(7000 .................... 7MT CMM4M-(29J7

(M14K 788m 88 OmpMCuI Open HM Ml OMOnd EMnpe

(080^(7000 .............. 7M0M4448r-447

a>m788p88i18p|lh80iMMCM1MMPMIM *0 g*

85(80004 (30000 ..................7m CM M(889-OIMJT

(ll|14874aM8MIU)y80iiinondCluMMMUMPwidii 1300 raw

(6(80080 (30000 ..................... 7mCM8M88(-81IM

OBieKIWMWOEmerMSOwiondauMMwpMFWidW 1300 TOW (5880108(30000 .............7m OM8M888-81*W

(W14* TWm 8M RuPy 8 Omond Mmm OuMi Emm 1 O TOW

(6060428(0(000 ............... 7m CM808888>810888

(IlflOKTilMflWSMiweDMKindlMpMauewEim^t 10708 0508043 7 tmOO 7m CM 8MB88 >818888

00 MK 788m QMEmeiMtDMiiundllMuwCOMiEMngt 10708 0600444-5(20000 7mCMM0889 OIMJO

(HI 14K 78Bm 880 Ruby 8 OMond Httrt OuM EMngplOJOM

0(080387 823500 . 78prOM8M888-808J8

(W)14K7l8i8MSMM>0l4inflndllMlOuM64Big4lO.Tew

85(8439-5(23500 7mOMI

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(Ml 14K 7(Bm CM swphn ( CkMond HmI OuM PbndM 1 Cl (5(84171 (21500 ........ M M 81(888

(H) WK 748m MO Ruby 8 OMond PbndM on ir diM

0740-7328(40000. . 7MtM000880>l

(11) MR TiBm MO SM)b4* 5 Mnond OuM RpidPil on tr cm

85004155(150.00 ...... 7mCM00880>

Ml MR 7(0m MO Ruby 8 Damond OuM PpndM on 10 chM 05080148(15000 _____ Tm CM 00089-

MlMRMOEranM&DumndOuM PwdMonlS"cm

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(041 IK IMm CM SwpiMt 8 OMond EMngt. 07290014812500 Ym CM88088-

08) 10R Yi8m OllO Rub 8 Damond Ennnao

07224024(12500 ......... 7mCM4W8T-

Oe MR IWm 8M Enwdd 6 Oiwnand Eimnut 07220034(14000 VrnirCcmtlH^-

Ml MR 748m M8 Emnld 4 Omond OuMi PwidM ) COM

87220188(8000 7m COM 88988-

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P0| MR TdOM MO Sipplwe 8 Diamond ttM Pandv* w* dw

8799O1S4(K00 TmCMOOMO-

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0583403-2(900 7mCMI84(

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MALLORCA PEARLS

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SIZE ^-#

UK GOLD FILLED

9340081-9 S23 SO...... Vow Owl WW I8.S8

934008? 7 S89.9614K QiW fitl Yww CwHMiOr 814.88

(l)tlfciii8wS.(0()M.P4odW .. . _______

8S7D0?2S14 96 VwCimi8^> 8M8

O) SMflM 0nini7Cul Dorm Ring

W1457M$3895 T. 0*1 J84-8 - 81MT

W*i*itMTrD*non(tCatncp.C3iM<B^ _______

9814-1059 $29.95 Cl49*'^ HJi

9314.101 8 IS4 95 W V,r T-M

931*10801599518" Yew Ce*S8600-81808

(DtMORtaawEnoravlBansfeB.ec4W ______

9570050018000 Yew Oe* 818*8 8MJ8

mYeieeaoKVEngiWWJBein^B*^

9324.2030 *30000 ......YowOe* 818888 "8148.88

(7) 14K Yeioe Oe* E-VW* Floniwi# Si>On Benoi# Biie^ 95700185*125,00 Yew-*"

(H14R OeMOOM H" Engreoed Bangle BmcML

05700080*75.......

W1*1Y**a*8Di4monOCulDoUileHeeil*y*_______

00000184*9896 ................Yew Ce*J88 88MT

(18) MKYeiei 0*8 THoioe. nope Cham a.4c^

93240088 6.00 Yew Ce* *^ 6W

83240408 *21600 W !*?* 5* 2MI

9324041A *250.0018" YewOe* 8*8*8-888.87

(111 14K VeBa* 0*8 9" Sold Open Lmk Bracew 880084*35000 ........ YewCe*||*8-8M8.

(1*J14KVeBe0*8 7'TnpteB*w*dHeifinoh(a^^

0969^214 4 $7995 Yyr

88802181*1250018" Yew Oa*8*^-*84*8

*4888 (ZD I

88002189*1399518" YewCo*

(11) 14K Yeae* 0*8 Tipie Beveled Hetnogoone Crwn 8090217.7*15500" YewCe*.^

89002105 *199 M" "f '

88802193 *230 00 " 8W Cl* BUM- **9

(14) 14K YeBeeOeM 16' Tnpie BevWed HernngPane

931027 *85,00 Yew 01**19^ *88.87

(15) 14K YeBwi 0*8 16- OuedM* Beveled Hemng^ V Oi^ 89803365*27500 . Yew Oo* BU**** *.*T

(1*)1*lYeBeeO*816 C*eChe

85632560 *19 95 Yew Ce*JU*8-*7

(17)14KYeaBeO*8 0<emondCuiCiOM

700462*2995 Yew Ce* B*-*14 *7

(18)14KYeBawO*8 0WSlCh.Wophe. tu.n

8836O3675K00 . YewCe*JBB*-8*4.87

(18) 14KYe8*iOe* 18" OumMW Beveled He.'mgtoneOw

88980303*59500 YewCe****-^

8899031 1 1500" Yew ClIIJIMiW-^W

(88) 14* Y*lewCe*r (XWul* BeveleOHemngbooeOienB^^

80800279*25000 _____ Yew Ceet8U**8 888J8

69900267 *27500r "22

88800205 *5 16" YeW Ce*B*l**8-*848.

(21) 14* Yeiew a*8 18 Ouedniple Beveled Henmon.

94000720 *38500 Yew Ce*B8*^- IJU^

9400073A *43000 8T' SSSJT 22I

940007A2 *47500 " YewCl*B*iy y**-**

(18) 14* YeBew OaM r Ouaduple Beveled Hemngpone ChenBooM

94000769 *1 95 Yew MII-*

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Yaw Ce*BI*-*1.87 YewCu**r 81. YawOo*4B*>***7 YewCe*J8*r*88J7 Yaw Ca**aBr* *1847 Yew ce* 88*-8687

9400076 7 *1W r' 94000719*340.0016"

Yew Ca* BIS**-886 Yaw0a*S*M*-S1M

86460879 *2K

(M) Baaartad Oooonna Bulon Eamngi 93730016*300 (mCWawweEinmoi 88481023*1095 (l*)CWaaaaenn 86461 3 *14.95.....

(27) 14* OiMfad Chad's BraceW 6 LocMi Sei 09461832*34 50

(28) 16* YaBaat 0*d Baby'a nmg v*i 0* Card 90200059(14 50

(IDCWhraSanuWad Peart Eamnga-di 14* Poea. _

8846M7.552250 YewCa*8l4* *1847

P8) 14* Bill PBII113" Chen H> Sanueied Peint.

894697*27S0.....

(11) Oanelna Um 7' MaWica Paw Bfaeew

89M109*24 95 ................ Yew Ce* JIM*-*16*7

fw> QaaelM 8awi MWoica Pearl Eamngi en 14* Prws nSoJiS YewCa**IM*..7

an Oanelna lean 16" I4a(aca PeW NacUacn

anoAooTnooo........... YawCa*si***-*i447

SS^lSui*" Yaw ca****-81687

8880404.9 *45 00 M" YawCe**!*** *11847

ffl)BiaalM 811*30 MWorcaPeartNedlecn

88804064*47 50 YawCMBlBM-*8447

S^27000" YewCa**44*.*14.*7

ll Oanaine 8** - 8nnn (Sraduited Mahvca Peart NadWoa 80413O*44 95 Yew Ca* JIM-81*47

YewCe*U8- 81247

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(1) IhiiM udliYlow Ctold Recwgirtr Black 1-Dw^

oo"^ Yor co- .r m..r

QoM Prtile Arvlog Quartz Watch with al-gSwiM^OO ...........VourCoIM-l6*.*7

OMCMm iSliaa'Yaiaw OoM Quartz Waich wim round tul figuraii&sr as

wHh allachad braceW ___-_____

w-w ^ rwa iW

(q^teiMrani^'^ QoW Pata Square Dial Quartz Watch

with attached braoelai m

4VWiO-7Se000 ...............Your Coal ldW-WJW

mo^ Udtoe'YaNoar OMd Eaiiweai Oval

bartz Watch with attached bracelei ^ ear aaaar

9&i2.&M< SB5 00 ........VoiliCoil$lf!fr *l4i.f7

m Ai^nl atllaa- Ytf

econd haitd and attached meah hn*{jL ----. ^

flsoftiss4-4StO00 .. Yatif Caalfeftw a*e.ai

MOO^WWmOaM YatirCaalIMP-fM.f7

mMvSaaM

..............Yatir Caal lY - tlt.tr

9510-500-3 $60 00 WMIa Odd Yaf Cad JtdtT- .07

(10) Una OannaBeyetladi Water Resisiant "Superman Quartz

940W99-1 $2500 ............Yatir Coat latitf t17.tr

m)Aiinlliao tadtoataalal Cassette Watch with 5 rterchan^^

9506-7104 $30.00 ...............Yatif Coet litr* t1t.tr

n Amiltian Ot1e Pt* Plaatc "Barbie" Quartz Waigv 906-728-6 $24.95 ..............Yatir Caat tWitT- t1.t7

(It) tutear llana Yetaer Odd Anadw Quartz Wateh with leather

awSci 7-5 $105.00 Yaur Cad CTIitY-JHJ>7

(14)innialln'aYdtor Odd Watch with round i-<#amond deck

dial and expanawi band. ____

9514-602-3 $65.00 ........... Your Cod tttitf t-t7

(IBAndtonllen-eYdtew Odd Quartz watch with ractangd'**^ dial wimdiarnond at 12 00 and attach^ air!ss r:r.trcsas3

(17) tdaar Mane iladt Anadioi Quartz Welch with alarm and 100

malar water reaatant ^ ______

9604410&4 $160.00 .............Your Cod tlttitT

(It) CWnn Mana Yotoai Ootd Quartz Welch with round dd.

day/date, aweep aecond hand and attached bracetat_ _____

9542-742-3$1K 00 ... Your Cod tttrtt - t.t7

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\ D /(1) HMimon mn't 'tmtrn OoM Quartz Watth w\ round dial, dav/daia. mreep second hand and expanaoo band_

9560060-7 S12S 00 .............Voor Coi* *>M0 - tIt.tO

(20) iUiBllTO llwa Vatow OoM Anadigi Qiartz Waich wim (tachadM^121-4 $74.95 ...............Your Coat MliOr* 9Mif

(21) Clltaan Man'a Twe-Tona Quartz Watch w4h round gray (M.

svnaap aaoond hand and Nr* txacaW. _____

9542-T39-9 $110.00 ..............Vow Coal SUiOT-000.07

(22) Ctltian UOtoaTwo>Tona Petto Quartz Watch with round gray

dW and Unk bracaM. ____

9542-a02'5 S11000 ............Vow Coal taOiOf - 000.07

(22) Oattw LaOtaaVaOaw QaM Octagonal Dial Quartz Wttch with itfiMthAd brxni

9610508-9 2115.00 ..............Vaw Coal JOOifO - 070.9796iom3$12500 ..............VowCaal000r 009.07

m vate QoW -Max-Look" Quartz Watch with

day/data and attached beacelai _ _____

96105309 S2S0.00 ............Vow Coal SMBfOO -1140.00

(11) tinn 1 ailliT* *-* n.^ wirh u.iih m-

tachad txacaiat _ ______

9610547-3 S225 00 ............Vow Coal IIOTitr - 140.07

(27) Oatlw Ladtoa'Yaiaw Oatd 1 Drarnond Octagonal Dial Mih (an

cy patte beaded bracatat9610573-9 $295.00 Yew Coat OMOiOO 01W.07

(20) Satlia Ladtoo'Yattow CMd Quartz Watch with round dial and

patilo3<lrand beaded bracelet _ ______9610574-7 2325.00 ........... Vow Coal OOlOiOO- 8220.07

(20) Oatka Mona VaOaar QoM Quartz Watch with rectangular champagne dttl with axponaion band ________96100607 213500 ..............Vow Coal OOOiO# 200.90(20) laOio Mona ttatntiae Olaot Black Dial Automatic Watch

I50matar water raeiitant ______

961002082215.00 ............(81) SaOio Man'a YaOoer QoM "Rolex-Look" Quartz Watch with (22) OeOw Mana Vatloar OoM Quartz WOteh with 1-dwnond octagonal black dal and attached bra^^ ^

9610981-4 2225.00 ............Vow Cool JlOOifV 0140.07(22) OaOw Mana VaOeer Gold Reciangtiar Quartz Watch with date.

sweep eecond hand and drew bracatat. _ ......

9610035-9 2325.00 ............Vow Cool l*4Mr* 2100.07(24) CaMe Mana Sttwertene AlarmMwpnogniphCaM

9530939-1 229 95 ..............Vat* Coal I04M0*- 210.07

(22) Caalo Mana Btaoh LCD Water-Reeiatart^Worjd WW 95309408 234.95 Vow Cool 220MO< 221.07(82) Cario Mana Haeli Anadigi Watch witi day/daM. alarm. 50meter

water raaiaianl and strap . .....

9530040523995 Vow Coal 222i0t 224.07

(87) Cario Mana Maefc LCD AlarrryChronograph Watch. SO^neter

water resistanl. _ _____

9530011-9 226.95 Vow Coe* 2l*i07 210.07

(80) Cario Mana Marii Rectangular Anado Quartz Waach with sweep

second hand and black band . __________

9530045-7 224.95 ...............Vow Cool OtOiOT- 210.07

(80) Casio Mans Macli "G" Shock 200Meter Alarm/Chronograph

9530029-1 259.95 Vow Coal 244i0f-W.00(40) Annllion ladtoaYeOoar Gold Oval lOOiamond Dial Quartz

Watch with dresa bracalel _ ......

9500732-8 2175,00 ...........Yew Cool 221GG2- 200.07

(41)Plana Vrilaa LadMa VaOew Qotd Baguette Quartz Watch with 24-diamond <ial and attached braoeiri

9500514-8 216600 ............VowCoa2l40iOO-lOJ7

(42) UMri^ LadtoaVaOew Gold 4^Diamond Marquiaa^haped

bial Quartz Watch with rilached braoeiri. _____

95705202 265.00 ...............J! ' 2S

95705194 286 00 Wm Qotd Vow Coal 2IM0 - 220J7

I Ptano VriMo todMoTrio-Tono lODlamond Octagonal Oiri

: Watch with meah bracairi 9500521-3 212000 ..............Vow CoMJOOMO-200.07

(44) Ptene VriMo LedMeVriMar Gold Oval lOOimond Dill QuartzWrich with braoelel

95005106 280 00 Vow Coal 120^ 2M.07

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3276002-7 S37.96 .........VflMrCoSaMf-tlMt

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3276014-2 $0.96............Your ColMr-14Ji

() InUmloiwl 7-Pc. CoidW lat Six cordal glassea on slver-plalBd tray.

327M01-9 $29.85 ..........Your Cootf1fctr>$Mt

(H Hitwt T-Po. WolwiMi Ool KUkm Tool lot WOi

hardMOOd handes. Includes gM rack. Ful 5-yr. warranty.

3326040-7 $17.99.........Your Cool tllT- 111J1

m Ragonl llMooo Loior Knlo lol PiHO Bonuo. Bade new needs sharpening surgcalaainleas Steel blade. W1 not tvnish. stain or jai. Poished edge for amodtwr cuong. Mande bonded permanently to blade. Dishwasher safe hande. Sat includes: French cook'scarver. butcher, boner, sandwich per, 6 stoak kniveB, slani block. Bonus includes: bar sandwich, frul/egelabte and grapefiul krwes and cheese snagger.

3326-502O$e0.00.........Your Cool UMl - m^T

(7) Booamaifcll-HoooBlrar Pialad Punch Bowl lot Irv

dudee 16 dameter gadroon border tray; 1V{^galon punch bowl, 12 dametor, 10 cups and 12 lade.

3342-S07-5 $140.00 Your Oool HMY lJt

m Ciloa 14^^ Modomo Punch Bowl lot 1S<1L beveled bowl and lade. 12-cupe.

3332-001-1 $100.00 Your Coal 14M7 $$1J7

m WMlay S^Pe. iloyoly" FMwara. Hdtow hande stainless steel knives.

3402-0019 $54.96 .........Your COOl SNrlT. $J9

(10) Byidao PWura NoMor. Display your tovorite photo in style, spariding 24<M> Lead Crystal Base, with a pe^ Litlty B^ Perched off to one side. Frame: 4% x 6.

3302-601-4 $24.00 ..........Your Cool IMdl- $M9

(11) Mootny Crystal Vaae. SW High x 3to Diameter. 3339024-6 $12.00...........Your Cool IMT-$8J0

(12) Moalny CsyiMal dans DIoh. 5 High.

3339012-1 $14.00...........Your Coot $M1 - $8J0

(IS) hopailol Pfhnrooo" T' Oval Candy Boil

3344002-5 $1916 .Your Cool IMiSr- 111 J1

(19 bonarfal Mouooo CooMa JanfToboooo Hunddor. 24% Hand Cut Lead Crystal.

33440059 $2^96.........Your Coal IMiir* $11J0

(15) Wasloy 19PC. IMhaip Kidle lot Kitchen shears, culery and aleak knives in block. Serrated blades, never needs aharpsning.

3402-0091 $49.95 .........Your OoolllMr-$1M1

(1i)f|iiOtoyiPc.CalBnMBIiahl(idleletSeiTatBdbtadBs never need sharpening.

3402007-3 516.96 ...........Your CoM HrlT-17J7

(17)Joylmpert loop Ttuoon lot Floral 9qL torean with cover, lade and plate.

3292-0296 $38.96 .........YOurCOotllMr-HM7

09 OnaMo 9PC. Piogroaa lot Fine slver-plaae for tots and young clddren.

33490054 $26.00 .........Your Oaol IIMI 114J1

0921) longo 29PI000 OInnaiwoK loia. Oven to table, niicrowave and dahwesher sale. Sals include 4 each: dtoner plate. saM plate, soupfcereel bowl, cup and saucer.

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33629009 $45.00 .........Your Coal IJiiir-4J

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1-902-5 $5000 Your Coal $14r1.t2M9

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rored perfume tray top, beige suede Hned.

4802-153-9 $94.95 Your Coel $7 JO

m London I aiih Tin Slw**. Fruitwood finish wooden box with stand-up bevelled mirror.

4828022-6 $49.95 Vour Coot$$4JT - $27.90

(3) London LoMhor Mans Jawolry Box. Teak cokx. Forest Green Lining. Solid brassed Gold plate affixed to top of box. Golf Club Nnged to act as a note holder. Removable % tray under lid.

4828-955-7 $31.95 Your Coat $91.99-$19.99

<4) London Laolhor Sympliony WNta Jewel Box. Musical. High-kjster lacquer finish. 2-doors framed in gold fifigree tool^. Pluah-lined irterior featuring 2 revolving necMaceA:hain holders and secfioned upper oompartnen Mirrored back xJ 2 hJHengih drawers. Top drawer plush-lined fu compatlment. Bottom drawer wdh fulHenglh ring

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4828-951-6 $58.95 Your Coat $.99- $84.99 |

(9) WoaMfnaiaMl Minor wWiCtwat. Oak veneer and sofid hardwoods. Storage chest with hinged kd. 20Vk X 50" mirror. ,

4648-016-6 $219.95 .. .Your Coat $H9;99 - $114.99 ($)Jaylmport PoroaWn Pletuio Frame. Measures 5 X 7" decorated with roses. ,

4802-161-2 $12.95 Your Coot$9J9- $7.99

(7) Upper Wine Caddy. Teak caddy with 4 stemmed dasses Center is cork Hned.

48304)43-8 $27.50 . ,.. .Your Coat $19i99- 914J9 <9) National Houaawaraa Oval Roaalor wMi Teak Cradto. 3-qL open roaster in teak crade

47604)04-4 $32.95 Your Coot$9Jr $19J7

f1) Ginas Lap Oaak. Designed in everyones favorite patterns and colors! Handsome ducks, playful pandas, hot tropical prints and many more selections! Standard size - p^ect size for homework, reading, crafts, writing and more!

46034)064) $8.00.........Your Coat $$ifF - $4.99

(10) CardbMl CMna Farit Bondi. 14 x IVfr x 12" and made of solid oak slats, black cast iron.

46504)03-9 $18.95......Your Coat $14.99- $12.97

(II) CaidhMl CMna J.P. nocltaliOa Dressed in tattered suit and reading Wall St. Journal.

46504)02-1 $39.95......Your Cost 9$ai99- $28.90

(12) CohNiW 8 Clossic* Candte Lamp. Topped by lacquered, metal shade. Solid brass follower and candtehokJer. Gift boxed with an 8" Classic ivory candle to enhance and decor.

4643-428$ $25.00 BMck Your Coat 989 99- $17.99 4643-429$ $25 00 CrimaonYour Coat$20i99- $17.99

(13) Artmarit 4 Aaaortad Round WOod Country WON

Plainioa. Rustic design with ducks, heart and moss trim. 4552-962-5 $19.95 Your Coot $44J9- $12.99

(14) AfdaHc QNta. Rocking horse bank.

46054)03-5 $5.95.........Your Coat$4J9- $3.97

(15) Ron Gordon Daalgna The Old Clock Shoppo. Reproduction of an old European dock shop is not only authentic, but is a working dock with a fine quartz battery operated movement (battery not induded).

4869$21$ $40.00 Your CoattHi99- $28.99

(1$) Artmarit Aaaortad ChHda Comb A Bruah wMi Holdar. Round brush/stykng comb in a plastic figure holder nk or Blue Hand painted. Yam hair. 4Vi x 8W" 4552-970$ $3.50.........Your Coot $2i47- $1.97

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?7M6W) $49.95 ...............VoiirCoeliafcW.|aa.fT

(2) Neidk 1MF IWeieewe iwndl* Pen. Nw*y deegne^ cieeM high, averiy coohad mtaw*ava bakad cakaa Famoua and omM tuba daa^i anauraa unitonn baldng ttxoughou tor cakea. meal loavaa. or Miaafolea. 13 cup capacity akminiiae any ovarlkm in the

microerava. Mir a $3,00 rabW. _________

277M7M $8.50...................6aal 8Mt $4.$$

m!ittelfcwi-.a7H"0MdadU8^^ lor baby lood. Break and ahattar

2778093-1 $8J0...................YoMrCal<ii88-$4.9>

MlNaidtel|ga'NIMIInNn.Spacialydaaignadlopioyideeven.

Srtloim cookfcHj. tdaal lor mullioa. cupcakaa, indh/idu^ idpoachadeooa.EaehcaMtyhotdaViicup Size; 10")(im"Km

MIr'a$3.00rebata.

2778074-1 $8.50..................Voiir Coal $8<0- $4.98

(UMaidhBaeoimiiatWai* Praaaaty deaigned. grooved aurlace dr^ lat a*ay from cooking meat and mto aurroundhtg wal. Shaped

to N Nordic Wara'e MicrtXSo-Round tutrUtt Padact lor roaata. chickan. hamburgeta and chopa. Size 114* * 114* k2H" Mlr*$3.00

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27780788 $8 50 VoMT Coat $8* - $4,98

(8)Paiaiwe18Pt.CoohiaaioSal.tncludaa1.2and8<y covered

aaucapan. 6<jl. covered aauo^. lOV try pan id 10" ateamer colandar Stainlaaa ataei iwith Numinum dad bottoma for even heat dKtribukon.

2668013-4 $149.99 ..............Your Coal 888i88 - $88.99(7) Club MoMay 7-Po. Cooliaol. Heavy gauge caet aturninum viiilh

porcetwi extarior and aaay-fodaan Sunray imarior. indudaa: iVKjt. and 2-dl. covered aaucapana. 10" open fry pan and 4W-qt. covered Dutch oven. With ringa in handtaa for hanging. Almond.

26344)640 $109.95 ..............Your Coal liOiiO 188-87

(B)lliMaiwi87-Pe. MoraiaawoBaL Oraaialaileraei Includae 1-d and 2-<8. caaaerola. roaetmg rack, elaamar/cookor. dear cover and

2 ekxage covera A piacaa work in combinaioo then neat logelher

lor aaey atorage.

2918042-1 $2995 ...............Your Coal 844i88 812.88

(8) Kan CMlar 8-PluoO MfxOtOloie Boiil Bal. H. 1.1V4.2 and

3h^ atainlaea ataal bowla with plaatic covaia.

2708002-7 $14.95.............. Vour Coal $8188 88.87

(10) Joy bBport 2Wot tprlmilBie" Too KoMo. Floral apiiniyima pattern with wooden handa and knob.

2700002-5 $22.95 ...............Your Coat BlliOT - $12.87

(11)010011-80. Bahar'aBaeiel* tot Two9" cake pane, two9" pie pwa; 9 X13" rooitino pan, two loal pana, aquara cake pan. 12<up muffin pwi. two 151* x 101*"

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2660050-2 $21.95 ..............Your Coal 8*8188-$1$.87

(12) Comfno 1H-Quart Oaaaarola aiWi Baakel.

26W-7660 $12.00.................Vour Cool88r. $8.98

(13) Contfno Cako DWi wMi Baaliot

2640-768-4 $12.00..................Your Coal 88i8r- $8.88

(14) Coming 2-Quort 80111110 Dfah aiWi Baahat

2640-767-6 $12.00..................Your CoolJOiOr- 80.88

(18) RoboI Qourmol Pono. Poliahed exterior. SilverSlona* imarior

by DuPom mih extra heavy aluminum and hoot reaiaiam phanohc han

da. Mfr's $2.00 rebato.

2874-101-5 $12.50 12" Your C00I881W- 80.88

2874-1007 $10.9518 Your Coal BBsOB - 84.08

2874-099-1 $9.50 OH"..............Your Coal BOJb- 83.08

(10) Hbnaifc 1Pe. Wok 8at Oahjxa 14" Onanlal wok aal with wood handea indudaa a 10" dameler chromeplaiad cooking ring. 13" dameler chiomeplaled lempura rack. 100 bamboo akowera, 7" rice paddto. 14" cooking chopabcka. wood ateamer rack. 41*" daap fry akimmar. Chinaaa radpe bookiei.

26800411 $22.95 ...............Your Coal 88itr-812.87

(17) MaaWi 0 Malar 88nmet8l* 8min Oauga 8oala. Ltd. Oyr warranty. MIr'a $5.00 rebate thru 6/30/88.

26300003 $4995 Your Coal 888i0r-834.88

(18) Bunboom Bdlpoo MgNal Bealo. Compad acata with LEO diipiay.

268(M)2 $2995 Your CuolKtitr 17.9T

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(1)TaMymWMtrnk* AmowHlc TootMwiHi. Ocutof brmhing motion with racharonUa powaf hwidto. Four brushas.

3532-032-4 S29 95 YourCotaMr-l21.7

(2)Mton(* Maamy MM OWMaaaaga. Mai coupon to Polenax*

lor a S5 00 rabata.

3560079-2 $30.95 ..............Vour Coal DMT 129.97

0)Clahol TlwataaarPetlablallaaiadHo9ata.6madiumzed rolara ara raady to usa in just 90 saoonds.

36040640 $24.95 ...............Your Coal UBJT* 917.99

(4)GWral* andaia.Haalsdloxibloahapara to create nsturaHooMng hair styles. Includaa 7 smal and 7 large.

3604066-5 93495 ...............Your Coal UMf - 91949

(9)Waialn9MwUII9iialaMM9ci<c>aairWaclias9aiMathat)ar. Super-thin micro screen, adjustabts doaanaae. Indudea case.

39060660 969.95 ................Your Coal H9i9r-997.97

(9) Mofoloo NoMnel AachargaaMa Rawr. Lift and cut paramad twin blade syslsm with 3 loaling heads. Bi-in charger M20-1766 9^ ..............Your Coal 9l9i9r 997.97

3to?ito4919.95 .......................Your Coal 917.99

<nOalar 1940. ftdM*i MolorllalrTilBualiiaSat Pivot-motor dippar with adjusiabla blade plua aftachmams.

36440966 929.95 ...............Your Coal 99M-911.97

(9)lloiiaewllacliar9aablaPaluaaRaaid6lliialaaliaTilwiiaar.in-dudas recharger stand and daaning brush. MIr's 95.00 rabera. 41360361 92995 Your Coal 994i99 * 921.99COHWfl

(0)Netaloo "Salln" Ladtoa Ranr. Advanced shaving head with straight trimmer, loi and rounded trimmer SNm and comped.

3626161-2 92995 ...............Your Coal 93*i99 919.99

(19) Nwaaonic Panabralor long handed massager wfth variable spoods

3656901-4 946.95 Your Coal 91949 - 994.99

(11) WaM Comloil Curve Back Maaaagar. For a refreshing lower back maasage Sized and shaped lor maximum comfrxt. 41260060 929.95 ...............Your Coal 99)47 919.97

(12) ClaM* Trua-T^UgM* V9.4-way lighi. Mfr s 93.00 rebate. 36040370 929.95 Your Coal 12949 919.M

(19) VMal Baaaoon 1990W Diyar. Mai coupon to Vidal Sassoon lor a 95.00 reliara. Plus a 92 00 BONUS rebale

39760061 92295 ...............Your Coal 9)94r-914.99

(14) WhMbaare Rio 1609Mua Dryer. VMh atuchmems. Mai coupon to Windmere lor a 95.00 rbale, plus a 92 00 BONUS.

41360463 92495 ..............Your Cool 94747 919.97

(19) ConalrTreBlyle 1299 9M Oryar. 2 haalsrapeedB Mai coupon to Corrair tor a 92 00 rebale Plus a 93.00 BONUS.

3616017-0 912.95..................Your Cool 994T- 99.99

(19)aamW* RoMNiia Hair Dryer. 2 speeds. 2 heals, dual voftage Mfr's 95.00 rebate.

41460064 91495 Your Coal 9)447 99.97

(17) Neiolco Paouemc Bleed Traasuiu Wt Large LCD syatdic. daaldic and pulae raadngs wih aightteund todcators and error code meaaages. Auto shui-dl lor longer baftery We

3820-1762 93995 ...............Your Coal 99949 - 929.99

(19)PoBona>* HaaWiClub* WhirlpoolBaHk7settings.vigorous to genUe, directional nozzle. 66minute timer

35660362 9179.95 ............Your Coel 9)4947 9199.97

(19)Clnlrol* Pool Fliei* . Heal and water massage. MIr's9500 rebale. Model FF2.

36044)560 93995 Your Coal 99947 927.97

(90) Conair Thaimaeal Curing bon. Cordess culling iron is powered by ThermaceS disposable cartridge system Comped design makes i perled tor travel.

3616041-0 919.95 ...............Your Coal 9)947 914.99

36160420 919.95 Bruah Your Cool 9)947 914.99

(21) VMM Baaoeen MM Bmah. to' barrel wih ring brisla. Mfrs 92 00 rebale plus 92.00 BONUS.

39760069 9995 Your Coal 9949 9949

(22) VMM taaooonlVelaaotiinal MM Curing Iron. 1" chrome iron, dual heat Mfr's 92.00 rebate plus 92.00 BONUS

39760210 99.95...................Your Cos) |949> 99.99

(29) VMM tasasen Prwlssslonal Bruah. W barrel, dud hsai. Mfr's 92.00 rebale plus 92.00 BONUS

39760020 99.95...................Your Coel 9940- 99.99

^) VMal iaaaoen D Chroma Curing hon. Dual heats. Mfr's 92 00 robora plus 92.00 BONUS

39760010 99 95.................Your Cool 9749 - 99.99

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