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U.S. Helicopters Sink 3 Of Iran's Gunboats
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JOSEPH Cub Scout Jonathan Brown sits beside a the Greenville Christmas parade Saturday. Related
manger to prepare for his role of Joseph in the Pactolus photo on A-6. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis).
Tigers nativity scene. The Scouts created the scene for
By RICHARD PYLE Associated Press Writer
MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) U.S. helicopters attacked and sank three Iranian patrol boats that fired on a U.S. observation aircraft in the northern Persian Gulf on Thursday night, the two nations second clash in less than three weeks, U.S. military officials said.
At least two of the gunboats were set ablaze in the attack, according to well-placed officials and shipping sources in the gulf who spoke on condition of anonymity.
In an unrelated incident hours earlier, another U.S. helicopter reported shots were fired from an Iranian oil rig in the central gulf, U.S. officials said. They said the helicopter didnt respond because it wasnt clear the gunfire was aimed at it.
Elsewhere in the gulf on Thursday, an Iranian vessel attacked a Japanese tanker, wounding three crewmen and starting a fire in the engine room.
Iraq reported its seventh air strike on Iranian coastal shipping in four days, and France said its mine-hunting ships found two more mines in
the Gulf of Oman, just south of the Persian Gulf.
The Pentagon said no Americans were hurt when the Iranian vessels fired on the U.S. observation helicopter without provocation 15 miles southwest of Iranian-held Farsi Island at about 9:50 p.m. (2:50 p.m. EOT). The island is used as a base by Irans Revolutionary Guards.
The helicopter was not hit but called for help, and the others responded, said a U.S. official in Bahrain. Pentagon spokesman Fred Hoffman said the U.S. helicopters used machine guns and small rockets to sink the Iranian vessels.
At least six Iranian crewmen survived and were picked up by a U.S.
patrol boat, and three were critically injured, he said.
There was no immediate Iranian response to the incident.
At the United Nations in New York, Vladimir F. Petrovsky, a deputy Soviet foreign minister, told reporters Thursday; We consider this to be a very serious incident.
On Sept. 21, a U.S. helicopter attacked the Iran Ajr, an.Iranian ship that the Pentagon says was laying underwater mines, killing five Iranians. Iran said the ship, which later was scuttled by the U.S. Navy, was a merchant ship carrying foodstuffs. About six hours before the attack
(See U.S., A-6)
Southeast Asians
Security Fears Dampen Meeting
SINGAPORE (AP) - The future of U.S. military bases in the Philippines wont be on the formal agenda of a summit of Asian leaders this week in Manila, but the issue seems certain to be a main topic of discussion.
Economic cooperation, a goal that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations has been pursuing for years with little success, tops the provisional agenda at ASEAN's first summit in 10 years.
Heads of government from Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and the Philippines were originally scheduled to meet for four days, but the summit will be cut short by a day and stripped of ceremonial trimmings because of security fears in the violence-wracked capital.
There have been a series of bombings that many consider an attempt to discredit the government of President Corazon Aquino and Filipino se
curity forces will be on full alert.
Foreign Secretary Raul Manglapus of the Philippines toured the region last month to see if an ASEAN consensus could be established on Clark Air Base, Subic Bay naval station and four smaller installations.
In its founding declaration 20 years ago, ASEAN declared that all foreign bases are temporary and remain only with the expressed concurrence of the countries concerned.
Manglapus suggested that the bases are primarily for regional and not Philippine defense and other countries should indicate whether they want the facilities for their own protection.
No consensus emerged, and Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore said that was just as well because it
(See,ASEAN, .A-2)
Council Retreat Stressing Goals
Analysts Predict Lower Oil Prices
By ROBERT BURNS Associated Press Writer
VIENNA, Austria (AP) OPEC reached a tentative agreement Saturday maintaining the cartels current price and production levels, but analysts said the action would not avert another decline in oil prices.
Oil ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said they would retain an official price of $18 a barrel and renew their existing, but largely ineffective, system of production quotas.
The ministers failure to tighten production controls meant oil prices in the free market could easily fall by $1.50 to $2 a barrel after trading resumes Monday, said Michael Rothman, senior energy analyst at the investment firm of Merrill Lynch.
The decision, expected to be formally adopted on Sunday, was disclosed by Ecuadors oil minister, Fernando Santos.
He said Iraq will be left out of the accord and that more talks were needed on the issue of how long it would last.
It appeared that Iran would be a party to the agreement, even though it had threatened to boycott an accord if it did not include a price increase of $2.70 a barrel. Iranian officials declined immediate comment on the tentative agreement.
Iraq, locked in a 7-year-old war with Iran, refused to be part of the agreement if it could not raise its production quota to equal Irans.
The Gabonese oil minister, Etienne Tchioba, told reporters as he and the other ministers left a late-night session in a Vienna hotel that the cartels collective production ceiling as of Jan. 1 would be 15.06 million barrels a day for the 12 complying members. Iraq is the 13th member of OPEC, which has a current production ceiling of 16.6 million barrels.
Tchioba said the price would be kept at $18.
Earlier, Arturo Hernandez Grisanti, the oil minister of Venezuela, told reporters he expected the OPEC conference to end Sunday with a majority agreement to renew for six months the current price and production system.
The tentative agreement meant OPEC abandoned efforts to reach a comprehensive new accord that could strengthen the cartels defenses against a price decline.
The result, if affirmed on Sunday, is likely to lead to a new decline in free-market oil prices, said Bryan Jacoboski, who was observing the meeting for the investment firm of Paine Webber Inc.
(See PRICES, A-2)
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ON BENDED KNEE - Brian Boyette of Knightdale bends to tie a friends shoe as she holds his balloons. Boyette was in Greenville Saturday at the Christmas parade, selling balloons and other items. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis).
By GREG I.AUDICK Reflector Staff W riter Greenvilles City Council plans to end its two-day retreat at Emerald Isle Sunday by discussing specific long and short term goals and priorities for the city.
During Saturdays meeting, which lasted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an hour lunch break, council members discussed their roles and duties, along with ideas on how to reduce polarization between themselves.
According to Mayor Ed Carter, the weekend retreat at the Emerald Isle Ramada Inn is providing council an opportunity to collectively identify and discuss problems which face the city without any distractions.
In addition. Carter said the retreat is intended to help council members,
sworn into office on Thursday, to better interact with one another.
We have here individuals with different philosophies and concerns but we all have one thing in common ... the desire to do whats best for Greenville, Carter said.
Acting as group communication facilitator is Mary Margaret Means, a safety and health official at Bur-roughs-Wellcome.
As facilitator, Ms, Means described her role as that of a neutral leader, encouraging council members to participate in discussions and express ideas and concerns,
Ms. Means said she thought Saturdays session was very productive.
I think its gone very well so far,
(See RETREAT. ,V-2)
Old Power Plant Proves Costly
By STUART SAVAGE Reflector Staff Writer The plant that supplied the first electric power for the city of Greenville and a large portion of Pitt County is today a liability rather than an asset.
Members of the Greenville Utilities Commission board last week agreed to hire an exp<rt to survey the complex in an effort to determine how much cancer-causing asbestos is
there before seeking bids to remove it,
One contractor has estimated the removal of the asbestos would cost between $450.000 and $500,000. Once that's done, the building that housed the turbines and several other structures on the site - including the city's old water plant will probably be torn down.
The power plant today is deserted. Us ground-floor windows and doors
are boarded up. Its second floor window frames contain jagged pieces o glass left after rocks failed to do a complete job. Grass and other debris litter the once-busyarea.
But in I9f) the plant was brand new. A referendum in 1903 authorized $65,000 in bonds to build the building and install a turbine to generate power The vote was 187 for and 12 against, out of a total of 244 registered voters. (Voters also approved
the towns first water system at the same time.)
"If it wasnt for the old power plant, there wouldnt be a Greenville Utilities Commission, Malcolm Green, GUCs general manager said last week There was no electric (Kiwer down here then ..no other utility in the area. So they built the plant, put in a
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LIABILITY The old Greenville Utilities Commission plant, once the beacon of modern technology, is now a liability as the city faces an expenditure of thousands of dollars to rid the building of asbestos before it can be demolished. The former electric generating plant has been idle since the late 1960s.
IRS Threatens To Revoke Tax-Exempt Status Of PTL
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COLUMBIA, S.C. AP) - The Internal Revenue Service is threatening to revoke PTLs tax-exempt status, and PTL is going to dourt to fight the action one spokesman said would cause the demise of the television ministrv
The revocation would m.-.ke P'lL liable tor the Sp.2 million to S8i> million claim the IKS tiled Thursday and for taxes on future revenues Contributors would no longer be able to take tax exemptions, although past donations would remain tax-deductible
"If the IRS does that, there's going to be a major battle." said R. Geoffrey LevT, Columbia attorney and spokesman for proponents of the PTL reorganization plan now in bankruptcy court "The creditors and the PTL trustee are not going to stand back and let them do that without a fight."
Levy said revocation of tax-exempt statusof the ministry, which leans heavily on contributions from its
television viewers, w ould "in the long run, mean the demise of PTL
The IRS is contending ministry contributions funded the lifestyle of PTL founders Jim and Tammy Bak-ker and that some of PTLs enterprises its hotel and water park -were mure commercial than minib-te-ial.
Brad Leggett oi Winston-Salem, .\ . attorney for PTL trustee David Cark. said. "This i IRS action) would have a significant impact on contributions and we will be prepared to give evidence next Wednesday to iat effect.'
A heanjTgon the issue is set for WedneslSgy^^S^eensboro. N.C., before federal bankruptcy Judge Rufus W. Reynolds, who is presiding over the PTL reorganization.
Reynolds issued PTL a temporary injunction against the IRS earlier this week to stop action until the hearing. PTL now is seeking a preliminary injunction to block IRS ac-
ASEAN Leaders Meet
(Continued from A-1)
may be so watered dow n that it may not be as powerful as if you had everybody say just how strongly he felt about it. And five different voices at different pitches are better than five muted voices
Lee wants the U.S. bases to stay atKl has warned that their removal could threaten economic growth in Asia.
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad of .Malaysia was (quoted in a recent interview as saying. "We understand the need for the region to have something to balance out what the Russians have in Cam Ranh Bay and Da .Nang" in Vietnam.
.ASEAN diplomatic sources said any discussion of the bases would take place during an "exchange of views" on regional security and not be included in the final communique.
Faced with increased protectionism in industrialized nations and depressed commodity prices. ASEAN leaders are being urged by their economic ministers to boost trade within the group by dropping tariff barriers.
Earlier attempts to achieve economic cooperation were ineffective because of national rivalries and a lowest-common-denominator reed to achieve consensus before taking action.
Indonesia, by far the largest member with 168 million of the groups total population of 290 million, is usually cited as the most cautious in resisting free trade. Jakarta contends that its industry^ is less developed than its neighbors and therefore in need of protection.
The Manila summit has been described in .ASEAN circles as the launching pad for a new era of economic cooperation. But there is no guarantee that the usual expessions
of esteem, promises of goodwill and affirmations of solidarity will lead to trade reform.
Individual members have various expectations:
Foreign Ministry spokesman Vidhya Rayananonda of Thailand said he hoped the summit would discuss the role of the private sector in promoting regional trade because that group has the capital and resources while governments (could) serve as coordinators.
Singapores Lee wants "to demonstrate that we have the political will to cooperate and support each other in our economic development efforts.
Malaysia warmly welcomed Manila's efforts to drop an old territorial claim to Sabah in advance of the summit even though the legal formalities are not likely to be completed by then.
Foreign Minister Mochtar Kusumaatmadja of Indonesia said the outcome of the summit would have great impact on ASEAN and if it fails (to take place) it would affect the credibility of President Aquino.
Mrs. Aquinos government wants an incident-free meeting to bolster her prestige during a period of political flux.
Brunei seems content as usual to let the founding members run things.
In a separate meeting Dec. 15 with Prime Minister .Noboru Tak^hita of Japan. .ASEAN leaders are to discuss a $2 billion economic assistance fund promised by Tokyo.
Official financial institutions in .ASEAN will then offer loans to private industnal firms in each country. In contrast to other types of aid. Japans new fund is to provide aid to the private instead of the public sector.'
Prices May Fall
(Continued from A-D
"You'll see 15 dollar oil. or even less, pretty quickly," Jacoboski said
He said this probably would result in a drop of about five cents a gallon in the retail prices of gasoline and heating oil in the United States.
An official with the Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition in Washington called the agreement "g^jod news for consumers and a wonderful Christmas present because it wi.l mean lower gas and heating oil prices over the next few months."
"OPEC's failure to agree to a new production ceiling means that prices are likely to continue to fall, " said Edwin Rothschild, assistant director of the coalition with a membership that includes labor unions and senior citizen and church groups.
Under OPEC's existing production-sharing accord, which expires Dec. 31 Iraq has a quota of 1.54 million barrels a day. But it did not sign that agreement and has actually been producing about 2.7 million barrels daily.
Because Iraq refused to accept any quota less than Iran's, this weeks meeting decided to drop Iraq out of the arrangement altogether.
Thus, the official new production ceiling of 15.06 million was arrived at by simply subtracting Iraq's theoretical quota from the present ceiling of 16 6 million, officials said.
That means the cartel is likely to go on producing as much oil in the new year as it has in recent months. Jacoboski said The result, he predicted, would be a sharp decline in prices
The Iraqi oil minister. Isaam Abdul Haheem al-Chalabi. said he expected the deliberations to end by .Sunday
He earlier said his country would not rule out joining the majority accord, but indicated that was unlikely, given the resistance to his demand for equality with Iran.
Iran and Iraq are dependent on oil revenues to finance their war
"I will not be part of this agreement" if it does not include an Iraqi quota equal to Iran's, which is 2.37 million barrels a day, the Iraqi minister said,
Hernandez Grisanli and the oil ministers from Nigeria and Indonesia were acting as intermediarles between the Iranian and Iraqi delegations, which were not speaKiiig diriwtly to each other.
The Venezuelan minister said the bitterness of the Iran-iraq conflict was so great that it made it impossible to negotiate a comprehensive PEC agreement.
Without a solution to the price and pnxiuction problem at the current meeting, the OPE(' leaders were exptwted to Ik* forced to mi'ct again early next vear
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tion until all the facts are resolved in court.
About the chances of getting the extended injunction. Levy said. "It is hard to say. I dont know how Judge Reynolds is going to respond to that. I am crossing my fingers and hoping w e've got a good shot at it."
Richard F. Mitchell. Justice Department attorney representing the IRS. declined comment.
Mitchell filed the IRS claim Thursday stating PTL owes at least $62 million in taxes from June 1983 through June 1^. If the ministry is determined to be tax-exempt, it will be subject to an additional S20 million for business income taxes, the claim said.
Levy said, "What we are concerned about is that people may get the wrong impression about the filing of this claim. It doesnt mean they are entitled to $60 million or $80 million, ... If it cant be negotiated, it is going to be attacked because, clearly, the contributors are not going to give $60 million to the IRS."
In addition to filing its claim, the IRS also objected to PTL's financial reorganization plan, scheduled to be confirmed by the bankruptcy court Dec. 22. Creditors and contributors must approve the plan.
The IRS said the plan does not pro-p(Ke to pay the taxes until the amount owed is determined by settlement or litigation. That date could be a long time away and in the meantime, other creditors are to receive payments, the agency said.
Soldier Holds 60 Hostages For 7 Hours
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A rifle-firing South Korean soldier who killed one man and held about 60 people hostage in a Pusan discotheque for more than seven hours surrendered early Sunday, police reported.
They said Pfc. CJioi Hae-man. 21, dropp^ his M-16 rifle and gave up shortly after 5 a.m.
Choi, wearing a helmet and fatigues, had charged into the nightclub in the Haeundae resort in the southern city of Pusan at 9:30 p.m. Saturday, firing the automatic rifle.
A 19-year-old man was shot in the chest and died and two club workers were among six people wounded, according to police. They said Choi also was armed with grenades.
Some 100 people, many of them teen-agers, were dancing when the gunman entered, but 40 people escaped through a back door of the one-stoiy building, police said.
"He surrendered after his mother had talked to him," said a police official who spoke with the condition he not be identified.
He said Choi, a member of a subsidiary military organization called the Defense Force, told police he was angry because he was suffering from a light case of hepatitis and was being teased by his fellow soldiers.
Retreat
(Continued from V-1)
she said. "There s been plenty of group interaction and I think we've seen some real progress in communications."
Also attending Saturday's session was City .Manager Greg Knowles. Director of Finance Ron Kimble, and City Attorney Mac McCarley, .According to Kimble, the retreat will cost the city an estimated $1.200 paid for by public funds.
"The $1.200 the retreat will cost will be worth a lot more to the city in the long run in terms of how we'll be able to get things done and what we'll accomplish," Carter said Sunday's retreat session is scheduled from8:3Ua m to noon.
Blount
A funeral for Mr. Lester B, "Dink Blount of 1409 W. Sixth St. will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in Phihppi Church of Christ Disciples of CJirist Church by the Rev. Randy Royals. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Mr. Blount was bom and reared in the Pleasant Plain and Little Creek communities of Pitt County, but had made his life in Greenville for more than 50 years. He was a member and senior deacon of Philippi Church and was a retired barber.
Surviving are his wife, Rebecca Williams Blount of Greenville, and a foster daughter. Pegg\- Rowe of Greenville.
The body will be at Norcott & Company Funeral Home in Greenville from 6 p.m. Sunday until carried to the church one hour before the funeral. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Coward
Bronx. N.Y. - Mrs. Dels White Coward died Thursday in Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Her funeral will be conducted Tuesday in Riverton Funeral Chapel
Mrs. Coward was a native of Pitt County, N.C., and attended the Farmville, N.C., public schools. She lived most of her life in the Bronx.
Surviving are her husband, O.B. Coward of New York; four daughters, Vivian Coward of the home. Flora Jones of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Shirley Riveria and Patricia Coward, both of Bronx; three sons, Bobby Coward and Dennis Coward, both of the home, and Johnny WTiite of Brooklyn. N.Y.; her parents, Ellen W. Rifes and Willie Riles, both of Farmville, N.C.; four sisters, Mary Foreman of Walstonburg. N.C., Dorothy Simmons of Greenville, N.C., Margie Streeter of Saratoga, N.C., and Francis Edward of Queens, N.Y.; six brothers, Willie MTiite and Carris White, both of Washington.
D.C., Staff Sgt. William Riles of Dazell, S.C.. Staff Sgt. Milton Riles of Jacksonville. N.C., Bobby Riles of Bronx and Allan Riles of Columbia, S.C., and seven grandchildren.
The family will be at 145 St. Anne's Ave.. Bronx. N.A,
Cox
Mrs. Daisy Bell Cox. 89. died Friday in Greenville Villa
Her graveside service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in Greenwood Cemetery by the Rev. J. Malloy Owen III
Mrs. Cox. a native of Pitt County, spent most of her life in Greenville and was a member of the Jarv'is Memorial United Methodist Church.
Surviving are a son, Paul G. Herbert of Westminster, Calif., and four grandchildren.
Gross
Mrs. Ora Perkins Gross, 98, died Friday at Greenville Villa.
Her graveside service will be conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday in Greenwood Cemetery by the Rev. J. Malloy Owen III.
Mrs. Gross, a native of Wayne County, moved to Greenville in 1916 and was the former owner of Frames by Gross. She was a member of Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women and the Patient Circle of the Kings Daughters and Sons.
Surviving is a daughter. Frances Gross of Greenville.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Preservation Fund. Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church, 510 S. Washington St., GreenviUe,N.C. 27834.
Arrangments are being handled by Wilkerson Funeral Home.
Holloman
Mr. Tommie F. Holloman. 77, of Route 1, Grimesland. died Friday.
His funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in Wilkerson Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Willis Wilson.
Burial will be in Walstonburg Cemetery. ;
A native of Greene County, Mr. Holloman lived in the Walstonburg community for several years. He had been a resident of the Grimesland area since 1955 and was a retired farmer.
Surviving are his wife, Martha H. Holloman; three sons, J.T. Holloman and William Earl Holloman, both of Grimesland, and Sammy Holloman of Snow Hill; a brother, Arthur Holloman of Walstonburg; a sister, Callie Cole of Greenville; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Myers
WILLIAMSTON - Mrs. Susie Keel Myers, 81, died Thursday.
Her funeral will be conducted at 2 p m. Sunday in Williamston Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Jim Carr, Burial will be in Woodlawn Ceme* tery.
Surviving are her daughter, Jeanette Myers Smith of Roberson-ville; two sons, William C. Myers of Bullard, Texas, and James E. Myers of Naples, Fla.; a sister, Magdalene Taylor of Williamston; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. ....
Arrangements are being handled by Biggs Funeral Home.
Stocks
Mrs. Effie L. Stocks, 82, died Saturday in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Her funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Monday in the Wilkerson Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Willis Wilson. Burial will be in Pinewood Memorial Park.
Mrs. Stocks spent most of her life in the WintervUle community and was a member of Reedy Branch Free Will Baptist Church.
Surviving are her son, James R. Stocks of WintervUle; a sister, Laura Askew of Greene County and four grandchildren.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday and at other times wUl be at the home of James R. Stocks.
American Writer Grunfeld Buried
DEIA, Spain (AP) - Frederic Grunfeld. an American art critic and writer whose biography of French sculptor Auguste Rodin was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, was buried Saturday, his son said
Grunfeld. 58, died of a heart attack Dec. 9 while working at a friends home in Barcelona, Foster Grunfeld told The .Associated Press in a telephone interview.
Grunfeld was bom in Berlin, studied philosophy in Chicago and lived in New York before deciding in 1%1 to establish his home in Deia, on the island of Majorca.
The writer's "Rodin: A Bi(^ra-phy, was published recently in New York by Henry Holt and has received favorable reviews, his son said. He said his father spent seven years researching and writing the book on Rodin, who lived from 1840 to 1917.
Grunfeld, who had no history of heart trouble, had just returned from New York to Barcelona when he suffered the fatal heart attack, according to his son.
Some of Grunfeld's other books include "The Art and Times of the Guitar, ' "The Hitler File," "Prophets Without Honor: A Background to Einstein, Freud. Kafka and Their World." and a series of Time-Life books on music and art.
He was married three times and is survived by his widow, Annie OSullivan of Britain, and six children ranging in age from 2 to 35 years.
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Concerts
'IT)e A.G. Cox School band, under the direction of Barney Barker, will give a concert in the school's multipurpose room Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Other concerts vkiil be presented at Wintergreen and W H. Robinson schools.
Ho Ho Hotline
University Nursing Center will sen-e as a North Pole Substation from Wednesday through the following Wednesday.
Residents of the nursing center will play Santa and Mrs. Claus and answer the home's Ho Ho Hotline. Children from the community may call 758-9090 and talk to Santa or Mrs, Claus between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
"nie national program is being carried out in most of the more than 300 nursing and convalescent centers owned by the Hillhaven Corp.
Registration
Registration for the the Greenville Recreation and Parks Departments seven-week session of youth gymnastics will be held from6:30 p.m. to 7;30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at Elm Street Center, k limited number will be accepted.
The program is for boys and girls ages 24-16. in beginners, advanced banners, intermediate and advanced categories. The session begins Jan. 4.
For more details call April Butler at 752-9432
'Voice' Winners
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7032 honored the winners of its Voice of Democracy program last week
Three winners from the Pitt County schools presented orations on America s Liberty Our Heritage. The Hrst-place winner was Joseph Clinton Parker of Green-
SBI Probe Requested
ROBERSONVILLE - The Board of Commissioners has called for a State Bureau of Investi^tion probe of Robersonvilles police department.
At its December meeting, the board requested the investigation after an open public period and an executive sessitm were held.
Mayor Jonathan Booher said he could not comment on the boards reason for turning to the SBI as that would force him to reveal the contents of the boards executive session.
Two of the pnncipal spokesmen raising questions at the open session were Vickie Roberson and Benette Roberson. The two operate Kids Comer on Main Street. The store and nearby Smiths Hardware were target of thieves two weeks ago.
Vickie Roberson contends that police officers have failed to check the door to the businees during night hours, with the result that the break-in was not discovered until the next day. She added evidence of a break-in was clear as the stores door facing was tom out.
School Menus
Lunch menus for Pitt County schools this week, as announced, are:
Monday: Hot dog on bun, baked beans, coleslaw and milk.
Tuesday: Chicken and pastry, seasoned green beans, congealed fruit salad and milk.
Wednesday: Pepper steak with rice, steamed cabbage, spiced apples, hot roll and milk.
Thursday: Baked turkey, dressing with gravy, mashed potatoes, garden peas, cranberry sauce, hot roll and milk
Friday: Pizza, french fries, tossed salad and milk.
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Robert Mihaly. a PCC freshman, will compete against nine other final-usts for the SlO.OOO grand prize. Mihaly is a native of .Akron, Ohio Students from more than 230 colleges in 48 states submitted brief essays on their proposed buinesses to the competition clearinghouse. The only two stat^ not represented were .Alaska and South Dakota.
Lanier Cited
Gene D. Lanier, a professor in the East Caolina University Department of Library and Information Studies, has been selected to receive the 1987 Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award.
It is sponsored by the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Information Science and Greenwood Press. It will be presented to Lanier in ceremonies in January at the mid-winter conference of the American Library Association meeting in San Antonio, Texas,
The Downs Award was established
in 1968 in honor of Robert B. Downs, dean of libraries and the library school at the University of Illinois for 28 years, an expert and author on intellectual freedom, a president of the .American Library .Association and an international library consultant.
Gantz Speaks
Joe Gantz, president of Empire Brushes Corp. of Greenville, was the commencement speaker during ceremonies marking the end of the fall quarter at Tennessee Tech.
About 330 students graduated in the ceremonies, which were held in Hooper Eblen Center.
Gantz joined Empire Brushes in 1974 and has w'orked as general manager of the Greenville operation, sales manager of the maintenance supply division and executive vice president.
PTO Meeting
Stokes Elementary School recently had its quarterly Parent-Teacher Organization meeting, which included a schoolwide Christmas program, (See IN. -V5)
GIFT OF APPRECIATION To show their appreciation for "being part of this fine community," restaurant owner C.K. Lee and his wife, .Mary, presented a gift of to East Carolina University for the university's scholarship fund. The Lees, natives of China, own Peking
Palace in Greenville as well as Human Garden Restaurants in Wilson and Rocky .Mount. The Lees are pictured with ECU Chancellor Richard Eakin at the presentation ceremony in the chancellors office. (ECU News Bureau Photo by Tony Rumple).
ville Christian Academy; second. Robert Rodebaugh of Ayden-Grifton High School, and third. Laura Hough of Rose High School.
Post 7932 has submitted recorded tapes of the winners to VFW district competition. A state winner will be chosen from among district winners. State winners will receive five-day expenses-paid tnps to Washington, D.C., plus SKXXi scholarships.
Permit Approved
Greenville police have issued a solicitation permit to the Susuki Violinists of Eastern North Carolina to sell cookbooks to raise money for a tour of England
Approximately 50 volunteers are permitted to solicit throughout the city from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through March 10.
'Just Say No'
Plans to launch "Just Say No" Clubs in the Grimesland area have been announced by the Parent-Teacher Organization
According to Edwina Bailey, an adult leader for the clubs. "Just Say No" Clubs are groups of children 7 to 4 years old who are committed to leading drug-free lives. She said that the clubs use positive peer pressure to reinforce members' resolve to say no to drugs, including alcohol and
tobacco. Members take part in educational, recreational and sen ice activites.
Club adult leaders will call on business, service clubs and community agencies and program to request financial support and donations of materials and supplies, services and volunteer help. To learn more about the clubs and how one can help, call Mrs. Bailey, 758-8527,
Final Stage
A Pitt Community College student has been selected from 575 entrants to compete in the final stage of the "'I Cant Believe Its Yogurt' Believes You Can Do It Too" college en-
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Annual Concert
The Wellcome Middle School band, under the direction of James Powell, and the chorus, under the direction of Danny Dial, will present their annual Christmas concert Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Mechanics Class
The Rose High School Auto Mechanics class will check cars for the winter Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3; 15 p.m. at the school.
For a donation to the childrens ward at Pitt County Memorial Hospital, the class will check belts, hoses, antifreeze, etc. For more information contact David Tuten at 752-3169.
inch color television valued at $ltX), a portable kerosene heater valued at $109, an AM-FM stereo, cassette player valued at $120, an 19-inch color television valued at $235 and an AM-FM component set valued at $100.
Telephone Speech
Ramona Norman, Greenville business office manager with Carolina Telephone, spoke to Pitt County Memorial Hospitals unit secretaries on "Telephone Courtesy and discussed the importance of good telephone manners in the business world.
Ms. Norman is a member of Carolina Telephones speakers ' bureau, The Presidents Club, a volunteer group of employees who speak to the public on a variety of telephone and related issues. Any group interested in scheduling a program from Carolina Telephones Presidents Club should call 1-800-222-4469-
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Joan Giordano of Greenville, formerly with the Pitt-Greenville Chamber of Commerce, has joined thi staff of the Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine Study. She will be the
public involvement coordinator, or the contact person for information about the study.
She is in the Washington regional office of the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, 946-6481. Ms. Giordano will monitor the progress of the study, coordinate the involvement of the public in meetings and hearings, and initiate press releases as needed.
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Greek Day
Victoria Dunns sixth-grade class at South Greenville Elementary School recently celebrated Greek Day as the culmination of its studies on ancient Greece and Rome. Students participated in Olympic games with gold and silver medals for win-Tiers, skits about gods and goddesses, pressing in togas and tasting Greek food.
Rims Stolen
' Greenville police said 13 sets of tire rims, valued at $2,190, were stolen from vehicles at Hastings Ford Friday in an incident reported at 10:19 a.m.
. Officer T.E. Evans said Pete Mc-Clung reported the larceny, which jlso left about $75 damage to a door lock on one vehicle.
In a Saturday incident. Officer R.C. Stroud said Robert Hinton of 1303 Fairfax St., reported stolen a burgundy 1984 Cutlass from Fleming street near Bancroft Avenue.
Shoplifting
Mable Howard Foreman, 32, of 4901 Norcott Circle was arrested Friday for shoplifting, according to Police Officer D.R. Wyrick.
In an incident reported a 11:15 a.m., Ms. Foreman was charged with shoplifting a pair of ladies high-heeled shoes valued at $16.97 from Pic N Pay Shoes, he said. The shoes were recovered at the store.
Saturday morning, Ricky Ziemba reported stolen a meat item valued at $10 from Farm Fresh, according to Officer C.S. Candler. The incident was reported at 12:20.
Delinquency
Police arrested two men Saturday for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Thomas Ray Cooper, 23. of Route 1, Box 116, Grimesland, and Ronald Coleman Epps, 22, of 1798 Spruce St., were charged in an incident reported at 1:15 a.m., according to Officer J.K. McCarthy.
Forgery Charge
Greenville Police arrested Ricky Lee Dixon. 24, of 304 Bullock St.. Farmville. for forgery Friday in an incident reported at 12:40 p.m., according to Detective G.W\ Williams. The incident took place at 620 S. Pitt St.
Williams said Dixon also was arrested at 1:20 p.m. in the magistrates office for misdemeanor larceny.
Clarence Harris, 34. of 1308 Colonial Ave., was arrested Saturday for possession with intent to sell and deliver cocaine, Officer A P White said. The incident was reported at 8:01a.m.
Burglary
Several items were stolen during a breaking and entering incident reported Friday at 11:26. according to Officer T.E. Nevelle.
Rosa Marv Tvson reported the incident at 1405 Broad St.. where entry was gained by removing the back screen door arid breaking a window. Items stolen were a 19-inch television valued at $180. an AM-FM stereo component set valued at $374, a 13-
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were standing in front of a manger in Greenvilles Christmas parade Saturday. (Reflector Photo by Cliff HolUs)
(Continued from .\-l) small generator and began to supply power to Greenville.
"It only ran at mght. They'd go in an hour before dark and get it fired up, Green explained "When they rang the fire bell for a fire, they would fire it up. They needed electricity to pump the fire pumps.
Green said the first test of the new plant came on March 20. 1905. Lights were turned on for an hour, beginning about 7:30 p.m.
The test was satisfactory, Greene said, so the plant began further operations (m March 21.
"Greenvilles dream for years past to depart from her old ways and don the habilaments of the pn^ressive age have at last come to a realiza-ti(Mi. a Daily Reflector article said at the time. "The days of old kerosene street lamps belong to the past and the Town now rejoices under the brilliancy of electric lights."
The electric and water systems grew rapidly, Green said The plant had been in operation less than 60 days and had 30 water customers and 800 houses with lights as well as contracts to connect 200 more.
On May 1, firemen used a waterworks hydrant to put out a fire. And on July 5.1905. lights were turned on in the Opera House where "Charlie's
U.S. Says Three Iranian Gunboats Sunk
CooUBued frtm A-1' ne: Farsi Islar.d. Loiticials said 3 L S oeiicc-pter -.ToeratiDg from the i'iioec missiie ir.ga'e Ford reported rei.'-.r :ired rom r. Iranian od r.g mues east oi Bahrain, m the c-ectrai ulf The Pentagon said the neiicopier Cleared the area without further m-ciaent It could not be determined whether or not the ibots were fired at the helicopter Accordingly, the U.S helicopter did not respond by firing " .\iso Thursday, the Japanese ship Tomoe 8. a 9,4(Mon chemical tanker flying the Par.amanian flag, was hit by what the captain called a "gunboat missile The attack came the
day after Japanese ship owners lifted a suspension that kept their tankers from operating in the gulf for a week.
Both Iran a^ Iraq have attacked foreip ships during their seven-year war The U S. .Navy began escorting 11 Kuwaiti tankersin July to protect than from Iran, which considers Kuwait an ally of Iraq
Shifpng agents said the Tomoe 8 report^ it was attacked after bemg stopped by the Iramans and ques-tiooed about its destinatiwi.
Salvage executives said the captain sent a distress signal and a repcwrt that an Iranian boat fired a "gunboat missile" at 9:25 a.m.. setting the engine room set afire and
wounding three members of the 23-man Burmese crew.
A salvage tug reached the damaged ship, about 60 miles east of the Saudi port of Jubail, in late afternoon. the shipping sources said.
Whether the attack came from a speedboat or larger vessel was not clear
Ship owners and seamen had suspended operations in the perilous waterway by Japanese-owned vessels and those with Japanese crews for the second time in two months after attacks on two Japanese tankers Sept. 30.
Nine Japanese tankers sailed out of the gulf .Monday in a group after be
ing idle for five days.
Japan gets about 55 percent of its ' oil from the Persian Guh.
The discovery of two mines near the Umted .Arab Emirates port of Khor Fakkan raised the number found by the French to four in the past month. The sophisticated French craft are part of a six-nation mine-sweeping force that assembled in the r^ion after the August mine scare.
Iran has been accused of planting mines in both the Persian (julf and the Gulf of Oman.
Some companies Thursday-ordered their ships away from the area, a major coastal anchorage for ships bound to and from the Persian Gulf, shipping sources in the United Arab Emirates said. A U.S.-operated supertanker hit a mine there in August
.Also Thursday, Iran said an .American warship tried to force one of its patrol planes to change course.
The only previous reported incident involving Iranian aircraft occurred Aug. 8 when a .Navw F-14 from the carrier Constellation fired two missiles at an Iranian plane it thought was making hostile
Aunt was staged for the benefit of the public library On Aug 27. the commission was instructed to light the mayors office.
Greenville had lights and the surrounding community wanted lights, Green said, so the utility then called the water and light commission. borrowed money and constructed some of the rural lin^. Thats why were the biggest rural municipal system in the entire state. They built alot of rural lines,
New generators were installed in the coal-fired plant between 1917 and 1920, and between 19^ and 1925 the Greenville utilitv began serving Winterville. Bethel and Roberson-ville. and later Simpson and Vanceboro.
.No one is sure what size the original turbine was. But in 1938, the commission b^an making plans to install a 5.000 kilowatt generator (5 megawatts/. Those improvements en(^ up costing about $374.000.
Green said by the time the plant was closed, it contained one 3.000 kv generator and two 5.000 a total capacite of 13 megawatts Today, Green said, the load on peak days reaches 200 megawatts.
Charles Horne, who retired in 1985. said the plant was used only a few times after he became general manager in 1968. "It had been used only to cut down the peak load' on the svstem for several years, he said. In 1^ the plant was run some during the summer. The only other time was one time probably in early 1969 w hen we were making a transfer of a substation ... it was used as backup power."
By then the GUC was buying power at wholesale from Virginia Electric & Power Co. now North Carolina Power - and the Greenville plant was not economical to operate, Horne said.
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Finally, Horne said, the generators were sold to a company for scrap in the early 1970s and the old turbine room was used for storage.
After the power plant was closed a new operations center was o[ned on .Mumford Road, and the entire area around the plant was abandoned after the citys new water plant was opened in 1982. Greene said.
"We know thare is asbestos in the old power plant, Green said. .\nd there is some in the old warehouse. Were not sure about the other buildings. Thats why we want to have a survev done.
We think* we can get better bids for removing the asbestos if we know exactly where it is and how much there is. Green said.
Once the asbestos is removed, the commissions board will decide what to do with the property.
The buildings can be tom down and the property sold, or the property can be sold with the buildings on it. Or the city might make use of the property in some way.
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R.ALEIGH AP - Tbere s 2 inck ta educating vour children and a North Carolina State t'niversii> pro-fessw saj's one tnck c&n be a thoughtfully selected toy Parents should be prepared to use a little imagination if they want their children to develop an interest in iearning that will carry over to the classroom, education experts say The tncky part is giving children toNS that are fun and will help them leni. said Dr Ann C Howe, head of the Department of Mathematics and Science Educatii in S C. State s College of Education and Psvchology "If vou get their minds and bodies active in something, then that carnes over into the school" Ms Howe said
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"You cant just buy something and give it to them: the children have to have some attention from the parents I hope parents will take their children's ideas senously. If they talk with them and find out what thev re interested in. it won't be so
hard to decide what to give them, she said
* Ms Howe said many gifts could help children of all ag become more interested in science and math
The point is to give them something that will stimulate their interest over a penod of time. she said, "not something they just do a cwjpie of limes and then forget. You could start them on a hobby, like collecting insects or shells. And of course, books are ver> good; if they like them they will enjoy them over a long penod
Science and math skills can be developed early and should be en-ccHiraged. Ms Howe said.
"Things that fit into each other are good for small children. she said. nests of boxes, toys where you fit <ffle piece into another, matching toys. .And big blocks are very good for young children They are not very exfnsive. the children can do so many things with them, and theyll plav with them for some years.
Dr Norman D Anderson, profesor of math and science education at N.C. State, has wntten several childrens books on scientific topics such as sea disasters, fireworks and lemurs.
He said the gift shop of the N.C. .Museum (rf Natural Science. located during the Christmas season at the Citv Market in dowmtown Raleigh, is a good source of presents for children
He and -Ms Howe named shell identification books, insect cages, fish identification books and ter-ranums as gifts that could stimulate an interest in natural sciences.
"I think it's so important for parents to figure out what the child can do and to get something thats a little bevond what they're already doing but not too far. Ms. Howe said
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Summit Restores Some Of Luster To Final Years Of Reagan's Tour
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House summit with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev gave Ronald Reagan a missile treaty restoring some of the luster of his tarnished presidency and the hope of another arms agreement that would put him in the history books as a peacemaker.
By the same token, Gorbachev got a public relations boost for his program of economic and political reforms, along with the elimination of hundreds of warheads targeted on the Soviet Union.
The world is watching, Reagan said as he and Gorbachev began three days of extraordinary talks crowned by the signing of the first nuclear arms pact of his presidency.
It was an encounter of two remarkably different leaders: Reagan the apostle of capitalism and Gwbachev the voice of communism, one man nearing the end of his reign of power and the other just beginning.
There were softly spoken fears before the summit that the wiley, young Russian was going to snooker the aging American, beaten down for a year by the Iran-Contra affair.
It didnt happen.
Reagan certainly held his own. He was a gracious host. He was tough. He didnt give away the china, said Stephen Hess, a Brookings Institution scholar.
I just want to congratulate President Reagan. said House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, a frequent op-wnent who was among bipartisan eaders who applauded Reagans performance. I dont want to criticize him at all today. I think hes done a fine job.
Senate Majority leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., leaned over toward Reagan in a meeting Friday and said that Richard Nixon had been the right president to renew relations with China, and youre the right president at this time, an administration official reported.
The two leaders signed a treaty to eliminate their intermediate-range
nuclear missiles (INF), with ranges of about 300 to 3,000 miles.
They finessed deep differences on Star Wars testing with an agreement to disagree, according to national security adviser Colin Powell, and both leaders expressed hopes of being able to sign an agreement at a summit in Moscow next spring to slash by half long-range strategic weapons.
It seems quite clear that the first part of next year is going to be quite consumed with getting this treaty through the Senate and getting another treaty is shape, Hess said. And then youre in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize. T^at may be an overstatement, but it is no secret that Nancy Reagan wants her husbands legacy to be that of a peacemaker.
Administration officials say there are long odds against getting a strategic weapons pact ready for signing in Moscow, particularly because of difficulties in verifying compliance with an agreement.
Regardless of whether a new treaty is ready, the White House has declared Reagan is ready to go to Moscow.
His meetings with Gorbachev this was their third summit have produced a landmark change in the way Reagan views the Soviet Union, which he once described as an evil empire.
I meant it when I said it, Reagan explained Friday. He said that earlier Soviet leaders were tied to the Marxian philosophy of the one-world communist state.
With Gorbachev, however, he said there is a certain chemistry between us and that there seems to be an entirely different relationship.
In public, the two leaders were always smiling and cordial. Behind the scenes, there were some clashes, mixed with moments of high drama, anxiety and emotion. There also was some low-key rivalry between Nancy Reagan and Raisa Gorbachev.
When Reagan pressed Gorbachev on human rights and the plight of Soviet Jews who want to emigrate.
the Soviet leader shot back, Mr. Pr^ident, you are not the prosecutor and I am not the accused.... I am not on trial.
Trying to turn the criticism on Reagan, Gorbachev brought up the homeless in America, and also noted that Mexicans cannot freely emigrate to the United States.
Reagan retorted, Theres a big difference between wanting in and wanting out.
On the other hand, Reagan said he got a belly laugh from Gorbachev with a joke.
On the final day of his visit, Gorbachev kept Reagan waiting \\k hours before showing up for their meeting. The Soviets had advised that Gorbachev would be a mere 15 minutes late, leaving White House aides wondering aloud whether Reagan was being snubbed and what to do about it.
I thought youd gone home, Reagan told Gorbachev when he finally showed up. They cut short their meeting and took a five-minute stroll around the oval driveway on the South Lawn, arguing about Soviet involvement in Nicaragua and Afghanistan.
Was Reagan miffed about Gorbachevs tardiness and downtown handshaking tour that delayed his arrival even more? No. Wait until next summer and he sees what I do with his people, Reagan joked to reporters.
It was in the closing minutes of the summit that the key language on Star Wars - the informal name of the Strategic Defense Initiative - was worked out and included in a joint U.S.-Soviet summit statement covering compliance with the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
After their walk around the driveway, Reagan and Gorbachev went to lunch in the presidential mansion, while Secretaiy of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze went to the Cainet Room to work on the key provision.
When lunch was over at 1:45 p.m.. White House Chief of Staff Howard H. Baker Jr. telephoned Shultz and told
Ratification Process Can Bedevil U.S. Presidents
By HELEN DEWAR
L.A. Times-Washinglon Post News Service
WASHINGTON As President Reagan prepares to hand over to the Senate the treaty he signed last week with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear forces iINF) in Europe, he enters one of the twilight zones of the American political system, one that has bi^eviled many presidents.
When George Washington came before the Senate nearly 200 years ago to get its advice on a set of Indian treaties, he was so appalled at the spectacle that he stormed out, vowing later that he would be damned if he ever met again with the Senate.
Decades later, Woodrow Wilson became so outraged over Senate tampering with the treaty to create the League of Nations that he called on his followers to join treaty foes in voting against the pact.
While Reagan is expected to have better luck than Washington and Wilson in their treaty encounters with the Senate, he will be dealing with a complicated procedure that foes have often exploited to complicate, cripple or seriously delay the implementation of treaties without killing them outright.
A case .in point was the post-World War II Connally amendment governing U.S. participation in the World Court, which unilaterally allowed the United States to exempt itself from the courts jurisdiction, seriously undermining the courts powers to resolve international disputes.
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Reagan and Gorbachev parted: the president going to the library to confer with Shultz, and the general secretary retiring to the Map Room to consult with Shevardnadze. Separately, the two leaders approved the language.
They then met together and went upstairs to the Blue Room, where the two first ladies were waiting, and accompanied them to the departure ceremony, 15 minutes late.
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Reagan Says Soviet Restrictf^cins On SDI Could Delay Reductions
By W. DALE NELSON Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan said Saturday that persistent Soviet efforts to restrict testing of the Star Wars missile defense program still threaten pros{^ts for reductions in intercontinental nuclear missiles.
The president, in his weekly radio address from Camp David, Md., seemed to back off the statement he made in a question-and-answer session Friday that the question of Star Wars testing had been resolved.
During the session, Reagan was asked whether his understanding with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev resolved or postponed the issue of Star Wars - the informal name for Strategic Defense Initiative as an obstacle to a missile ti^eaty. He responded, It resolves it.
I dont think there is any impediment there at all.
But in his radio speech, Reagan said, The Soviets have persisted in effdrts to limit our testing in this vital area. But providing a strategic defense is too important to restrict the promise it holds for future generations.
He said that during his three days of summit talks with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, We made progress toward 50 percent reductions in
strategic nuclear arsenals.
This could be another historic achievement, provided the Soviets dont try to hold it hostage to restrictions on SDI, he said.
When I met with General Secretary Gorbachev in Geneva in 1985 and in Reykjavik, Iceland, last year, he exerted every bit of pressure he could to ti7 to get us to give up SDI, Reagan told his audience.
He added, Building a defense against nuclear weapons is a moral as well as strategic imperative, and we will never give it up.
On the treaty he and Gorbachev signed limiting intermediate- and shorter-range nuclear missiles, Reagan said, I am confident the Senate will now act in an expeditious way to fulfill our duty under the Constitution to act on ratification.
Meanwhile, Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., in the Democrats response, reiterated Democratic support for the treaty and said if Reagan, who no one ever before accused of being soft on Communism, cant persuade the Senate to ratify the treaty, the Soviets will conclude that no president will ever be able to get it approved.
Solarz said this would set the stage for an unlimited escalation of the nuclear arms race.
The New York Democrat also chided Republicans, including most of the partys presidenital candidates, who do not support
Reagan on the treaty, saying it has been rightly characterized as a small step forward for mankind and a great step forward for President Reagan.
We only wish the Republican Party would provide the president with the same strong support that he will be able to count on from the Democratic Party, Solarz said.
Reagan, in his radio address, said that in addition to arms control, he talked extensively with Mr. Gorbachev about our insistence that his policy of glasnost become more than a slogan - that we begin to see real progress on human rights.
As I emphasized to Mr. Gorbachev, nothing would convince us of the sincerity of glasnost so much as seeing progress in emigration, release of political prisoners, and allowing his people their most basic right, to worship their maker in peace, free of fear, he said.
He said they also talked directly about regional issues, such as Afghanistan, Iran-Iraq, Angola, Cambodia and Nicaragua and urged cooperation to resolve these conflicts on terms that promote peace and freedom.
So, we have a long road to travel, but we have taken important steps, he told his radio audience. With your help, well make that journey.
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Gorbachev Changed His Stand On 'Star Wars' For New Talks
By BRYAN BRUMLEY Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) - Kremlin leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev changed tactics between the summits in Iceland and Washington, deciding to let politics and physics work against Star Wars for him, say U.S. and Soviet officials.
Gorbachev did not use the Washington summit to repeat the frontal assault he launched in Iceland against President Reagans pet Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) that would put anti-missile defenses in orbit.
I detect an evolution of the thinking of their scientists, and even some of their military, that whatever the future potential of SDI is, it is some years down the road, said a senior U.S. official who played a key role in the Iceland and Washington summits.
And a top Soviet scientist predicted that Congress will continue to scale back the Star Wars budget and rhetoric.
Gorbachev and Reagan asked negotiators to work out an agreement committing the superpowers to abide for seven to 10 years by the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, which limits Star Wars tests.
Reagan is pushing what he calls the broad ABM Treaty interpretation, which allows more testing, whereas the Soviets prefer the narrow interpretation, which is more restrictive.
The joint communique issued Thursday after the summit skirts the testing issue, and Reagan has claimed a victory. However, congressional and administration officials said the Soviets gave away no ground in the debate and are just biding their time.
Many American scientists have concluded that Star Wars belongs not to the 20th but the 21st century because physicists need at least a decade to develop lasers and other exotic weapons powerful enough to stop a nuclear missile barrage.
Congress has restricted Star Wars
testing to the narrow ABM interpretation through September 1988.
We cant ignore the fact that the American Congress is also worried about what is permissible under the ABM treaty, said Roald Sagdayev, the head of the Soviet Space Research Institute.
Sagdayev, thought to be Gorbachevs top civilian adviser on Star Wars, told reporters he hoped the concern of Congress would push Washington closer to Moscows proposal to limit SDI testing.
Unfortunately, the American administration did not want to look at this problem in a constructive, quantifiable way during the summit, said Sagdayev.
The senior U.S. official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the Soviets told American negotiators much the same thing they told the press.
Physics may have played more of a role than politics, said the U.S. official, who has long experience with the Soviets.
In the past, they have not been willing to leave things to politics that they want to nail down in the legalistic language of treaties, he said.
As they look at the program, they see increasingly that they are not going to be faced with any surprises. I think they have come to the view that SDI is not an immediate threat to them, said the official.
Gorbachev said as much in his marathon news conference Thursday night.
We will not build up an SDI in our country, and that is what we are urging the United States to do, Gorbachev said. If the Americans want to orbit such a system, he said, let them squander their money away.
Gorbachev has not totally dropped his fight against Star Wars, said the U.S. official, and as negotiators in Geneva work out the ABM agreement, there will probably be a fair number of spats in the coming months, said the official.
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WASHINGTON - The Reagan-Gorbachev summit has dramatically altered the campaign debate within and between the two political parties as the critical first caucuses and primaries of the 1988 presidential contest draw near.
By reaching final agreement on one nuclear-arms pact, generating claims of significant progress toward another and making further U.S.-Soviet negotiations likely on a broad range of subjects, the historic parley is changing the political environment in which candidates must deal with national security issues.
Indeed, the summits political impact promises to be much like that of the October Wall Street crash, which transformed the debate on the economy.
Even before the talks, which dominated national attention for four days, strategists in both parties had begun pondering the new opportunities and new challenges confronting White House aspirants.
Democrats will no longer be able to position Republicans as war mongers, asserted David Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union and a consultant to Kansas Sen, Robert Dole, a GOP presidential contender.
On the other hand, contended Mark Green, head of the Democracy Project, a liberal Democratic think-tank, Republicans will no longer be able to argue that Democrats who call for arms negotiations with the Russians are soft on foreign policy.
Within these broad bounds, though, candidates in both parties will need to muster all their insight and imagination to plot a successful course in an field where public attitudes are as tangled as the complex issue of arms control itself.
The operative word to describe American public opinion on arms talks with the Soviets is ambivalent, said John Marttila, a Democratic pollster who conducted a pre-summit poll as part of a bipartisan series of surveys called Americans Talk Security.
Like other polls, this study showed Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev enjoyed tremendous popularity - a favorable rating of 66 percent positive, with only 22 percent negative -while the treaty signed last week to ban medium-range missiles were favored by 72 percent and opposed by only 20 percent.
But underneath this positive outlook, the survey shows that Americans remain fundamentally skeptical about Soviet intentions. Half of those polled agreed with the statement that because the Soviets will not keep their end of the bargain, we should not sign any agreements limiting nuclear arms. Another 45 percent disagreed.
What all this portends, as Marttila and other analysts point out, is the possibility that public opinion could shift if unexpected problems develop with the treaty or if the Soviets actions in other fields seem to belie Gorbachevs harmonious rhetoric.
Setting aside such uncertainties, strategists in both parties agree that the summit, the treaty and the anti-
Strategists in both parties agree that the summit, the treaty and the anticipated new era of U.S.-Soviet good will all add up to political benefits for the G^P.
cipated new era of U.S.-Soviet good wilt all add up to political benefits for the GOP.
Its an indisputable plus for the Republicans, conceded Democrat Green. Reagans signing of the treaty, he said, has taken off the table the frequently used Democratic argument that GOP leadership in foreign policy would increase the risks of nuclear war, and that Reagans hard-line rhetoric and massive defense buildup would make such progress impossible to achieve.
For Republicans, the boost is all the more welcome because they are counting on it to offset any loss of, faith in their management of the economy in the wake of the turmoil on Wall Street and the threat posed by the budget and trade deficits.
Some analysts see Republican gains threatened by vociferous opposition to the medium-range missile pact from hard-line conservative activists, whose support is being intensively sought by dark-horse Republican presidential contenders.
Among the six candidates, only Vice President George Bush unequivocally supports the treaty. Dole says he wants time to study it, although he told Gorbachev last week that he would help produce a big vote in the Senate for the treaty. The other four - former Delaware Gov. Pierre S. Pete du Pont IV, Rep. Jack Kemp, former Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr., and Pat Robertson, have all expressed opposition to the treaty in its present form.
The Democrats have been given a little gift here,! said American Enterprise Institute analyst Norman Ornstein. Attacks within the party, he contended, have diverted attention from Reagans achievement.
But others contend that the presidents sharpest critics on the treaty are speaking mostly for themselves. Even Republicans who consider themselves conservatives mostly back the treaty, said GOP pollster Linda DiVall.
If the treaty turns out to be a plus for the GOP overall, many people see the biggest gainer to be Bush, the front-runner, if only because he is most closely linked to Reagan.
It helps the president, and that helps the Republican Party, and that helps George Bush, said Richard Williamson, a Bush adviser and former Reagan White House staffer.
Bush himself seems convinced that there are political benefits to be reaped from the good feelings generated by the summit and the treaty. Invited to the Soviet Embassy for a breakfast with Gorbachev, Bush sought to take full advantage by bringing along Gov. John Sununu of New Hampshire, site of the nations first presidential primary, as well as a former congressman and a high school principal from Iowa, which begins picking its national convention delegates the week before the New Hampshire primary.
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As you get in the early part of next year when you are dealing with ratification of the treaty in the Senate, it helps Dole, said pollster DiVall, who personally is so far neutral in the race for the nomination. Hell be giving it that cold-eyed look people want, and hell be dealing with individual senators and getting their votes for the treaty.
The other Republican contenders seem to be banking on a rising tide of public feeling against the proposed pact, at least among GOP activists.
They assume that voters in Republican primaries will be ideologically so opposed to the treaty that they will be able to use that to create a Panama Canal sort of issue, said Dole adviser Keene. But he doubts that opposition to the arms treaty, unlike that to the 1977 treaties giving Panama ultimate control of its canal, is strong enough to support the hopes of the four candidates who are competing for such backing.
Strategists for candidates opposing the treaty hope public opinion will shift against the agreement as the Senate debate unfolds.
Moreover, some feel that continuing negotiations with the Soviets over long-range weapons could create a political opportunity for candidates
skeptical of the new approach to Soviet relations, particularly if the United States appeared to be making concessions over President Reagans space-based Strategic Defense Initiative, popularly known as Star Wars.
SDI is a very popular weapons system, insisted Jeff Bell, campaign coordinator for Kemp, a strong supporter of the proposed defense shield. If SDI is going to be given away, that would be a very big issue and it would help Kemp.
As for the Democrats, differences between the six contenders for the presidential nomination are relatively slight. All the Democrats support the medium-range missile treaty, oppose early deployment of Star Wars and support deep cuts in long-range missiles.
Nevertheless, as further negotiations with the Soviets go forward, arms control is likely to play a significant role in the Democratic campaign, if only because the little-known Democratic candidates are unlikely to ignore any issue of consequence.
Arms control is not just going to be an abstract issue now, said Richard Moe, a key aide in the 1984 Mndale presidential campaign and now an adviser to Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardts drive for the Democratic nomination. I think there is going to be more of a focus on how each candidate will approach negotiations with the Russians.
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TOGETHER Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and his wife Raisa meet East German officials in East Berlin as he attended a meeting of the Warsaw Pact nations. Mrs. Gorbachev scored highly on her visit to the United States despite a fasion slip up here and there. (AP Laserphoto)
Raisa Scores High Despite Faux Pas
By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Raisa Gorbachev may have committed a fashion faux pas or two on her first visit to America, but she managed to upstage Nancy Reagan and portray herself as a hard worker devoted to husband, family and country,
Very confident, observed Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, R-Kan., after an hour-long discussion with the Soviet first lady about improving U.S. and Soviet ties.
She ... practices what she reaches to her students. She does ler homework, added Sen. Barbara Milkulski, D-Md. She is a very hard worker.
Very nice, bright, intelligent, said Mrs. Reagan, who dismissed as silly the assertions that they were involved in a game of one-upmanship.
Even though shed been criticized at home for keeping too high a profile, Mrs. Gorbachev wasnt at all shy about answering reporters questions or posing for photographers during her three-day summit swirl through the U.S. capital.
At the beginning of the visit, the Soviets appeared to be so unwilling to impart any information about her schedule that one official called it a state secret.
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At her tea with the two senators, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor and several other influential women, Mrs. Gorbachev got into a spirited discussion on womens role in society, Mrs. Kassebaum said.
She feels there is a very important role for women to play, the senator added. There are very few women who are at the top levels in the Soviet Union. We did talk briefly about that.
Mikulski said the Soviet first lady discussed how women in industrialized countries seem to have a lot in common juggling their job responsibilities with their home life.
But is she a feminist?
I got the impression she was very much committed to her husband, her family and her country, Mikulski responded.
Would you like to know her better?
Oh, yes, answered Mrs. Kassebaum. I think this is always true.
But do you have much in common?
Well - no, no, no, the Kansas senator answered with a laugh, Maybe just how to deal with the press.
One person she seems to have much in common with is one of the most powerful men on Earth.
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GANDER MEMORIAL - Maj. Gen. Robert Hammond, right, presents a wreath at Arlington National cemetery Saturday in tribute of American soldiers killed in the crash of a chartered military airlift plane in Gander, Newfoundland, on Dec. 12, 1985. A ceremony at the cemetery marked an observance by families of the 248 victims in the crash. (AP Laserphoto)
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ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Families and friends of the U.S. soldiers whose plane crashed two years ago in a snowy Canadian forest gathered Saturday at Arlington National Cemetery to remember the dead.
About 50 people assembled before a row of graves in the cool, sunny morning to honor the 256 victims of the Dec. 12,1985, crash at Gander, Newfoundland. They came from across the country: California, Florida, New York, Ohio, Illinois and Tennessee.
Two years earlier, some had been waiting excitedly at Fort Campbell, Ky., home of the lOlst Airborne Division, for a brass-band welcoming ceremony when they heard the awful news.
A plane carrying a contingent of the 101st, returning home for Christmas after six months of peace-keeping duty in Egypts Sinai Desert, plunged into the woods and exploded in flame after refueling at Gander.
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By STEVEN KOMAROVV Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate approval Saturday of a record $606 billion catchall spending bill, including new aid to Nicaraguas Contra rebels, finally moves this years legislative budget struggles into the last round.
The monev package, which was passed by the Senate 72-21, has now been approved in different versions by both the House and Senate. It covers virtually all the governments spending priorities for fiscal 1988. In combination with a tax and entitlement bill thats moving in tandem, it would enact the first year of the two-year, $76 billion deficit-reduction agreement between President Reagan and congressional leaders.
The remaining task is to find compromises between the two chambers and the White House so the first session of the 100th Congress can be brought to a close. House-Senate conferences on the two bills begin their work this week - and hope to finish this week.
With considerable lobbying from White House officials all during the marathon debate that began Friday morning and ended at nearly 3 a.m. Saturday, the Senate added to its version of the spending bill the $9 million in new Contra aid plus an allowance for transporation expenses to get it to Nicaragua.
The Contra money would come would come from unspent past-year Defense Department accounts and, in an effort to placate wary Democrats, anticipates success in the Central American peace process.
The $9 million would pay only for food, clothing, shelter and medicine for two months for the rebels, and an estimated $6 million more would be spent to deliver the supplies. If a cease-fire takes place next month, as scheduled, the remaining money would be given to non-government humanitarian agencies to distribute instead of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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The White House, which was seeking an allowance several times larger than what the .Senate approved, took part in the drafting the language adopted early Saturday. Colin Powell, the presidents new national security adviser, met with senators in a back room throughout the night.
The White House also won permission for a $7 million sale of Stinger anti-aircraft missiles to Bahrain. The sale had been blocked in committee, but was allowed to go forward so long as safeguards were included to make sure the shoulder-fired weapons
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White House spokesman Bob Hall said Saturday the administration would wait until after the House and Senate produce final legislation to decide whether Congress had something the president could accept.
In the coming week, bargainers from the two chambers will huddle to settle those and myriad other differences between the two chambers on both bills. Normally, that process would take weeks, but lawmakers are keen to go home for the holidays.
Unless thev wrap things up, the $23 billion in automatic spending cuts of the Gramm-Rudman law will begin
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Fiscal 1988 began Oct. 1, but virtually none of the years money matters have been settled. The government has been kept operating only through emergency short-term money bills, the latest of which expires at 12:01 a.m. Thursday.
Another stopgap bill may be needed while issues are settled not only on spending issues but also on the taxes, assets sales and entitlement cuts that make up the fiscal 1988 deficit reduction plan.
Army Bucks Troop Cutbacks
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Army is bucking directions from Defense Secretary Frank C. Carlucci and proposing cuts in its weapons-buying and research programs to avoid a reduction in troop strength, according toa published report.
The independent newspaper Army Times, in a story in its Monday editions, said the service suggested scaling back production in fiscal 1989 of such weapons as the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter and the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
The Army also proposed killing other programs, including the Aquila surveillance drone and a new fiberoptic guided missile.
In exchange for the cuts, the service asked that its active-duty force be reduced bv only 100 soldiers from 781,000 to 780,900, the newspaper said.
The Army proposal was presented to the Pentagons comptroller on Wednesday. The four armed services were ordered to prepare such plans in response to cuts required by the deficit-reduction compromise.
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Kennedy will face the committees 14 senators from the same witness chair in the marble-columned Senate Caucus Room that Robert H. Bork occupied last September. Bork ultimately was rejected and Reagans second choice, Douglas H. Ginsburg, withdrew after he acknowledged that hed used marijuana in the 1960s and 1970s.
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But Kennedy has generated little opposition. His approximately 400 opinic ir the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and his speeches have provided f
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For that reason, said Ralph Neas, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, These hearings will be a de novo (fresh) review.
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They would love to be able to nail him but they must have given up the ghost, Simpson said. He just might be more conservative than Robert Bork, They dont know.
The 15-member American Bar Association judicial ratings committee, decided unanimously last Tuesday to give Kennedy its highest rating of well qualified. Only 10 members gave that rating to Bork, while four found found him not qualified and one voted not opposed.
Like Bork, Kennedy will be asked how the court should approach cases on civil rights, sex discrimination, freedom of speech, separation of church and state, privacy and other crucial subjects.
And like Bork, he will have to provide some specific answers although it s doubtful hell be as expansive as Bork. Several individual senators have served notice they wont permit flashbacks to past hearings, when nominees turned back attempts to quiz them on specific matters. ^ u
Leslie Harris, legislative counsel for the ACLU, said the Kennedy hearings "really ought to be hearings where a record is discovered. At Borks hearing a record was explained. Borks record was so extensive, he was so vwal about his views, we did not believe there was much new to learn about him.
Bork testified for 30 hours over nearly five days at his hearings, and 112^ witnesses appeared during 12 hearing sessions. Kennedy, in contrast, is expected to testxiy two or three days, and the hearings could be finished in five
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Former West German Chancellor Says Carter 'Naive' About Soviets
By JOAN FISCHER Associated Press Writer
FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) - In 1977, President Jimmy Carter sat down with Helmut Schmidt and asked the West German chancellor how they could work together to bring down the Berlin Wall.
Then, I realized how little my counterpart understood of the situation in a divided Europe and the power of the Soviet Union and its interests, Schmidt writes about Carter in his memoirs.
The former chancellor said that when the president asked him about joint U.S.-West German action to get rid of the wall, Amazed, I asked him back: How, in which way?
He said Carters reply was: I thought you had perhaps a recipe for it.
Naturally, neither I nor anyone else in the West had a recipe, Schmidt writes.
Later, he writes that the question showed Carters naivety.
Schmidts memoirs, Menschen und Maechte, (People and Powers), currently top the best-seller lists in West Germany, and foreign editions are in preparation.
The book has been very successful. About 230,000 copies have been sold in West Germany since the book was released in early October, Evelyn Gehlhoff, spokesmen for the Siedler publishing house in West Berlin, told The Associated Press.
UNDERSTOOD LITTLE Former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, shown with former President Jimmy Carter in the White House in 1977, says in his memoirs that Carter understood little about the way the Soviet Union and the Soviet people work. Schmidt expressed a personal preference to work with former President Gerald Ford, but offered admiration for President Reagan. (AP Laserphoto)
The book contains candid views of virtually all leading politicians of the last quarter century, including President Reagan, the late Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and others.
Here are some of Schmidts views of world leaders:
Leonid Brezhnev was a Russian with all the qualities that we usually attribute to Russians: strength, the ability to hold a drink, hospitality, sentimentality, warmth, generosity. But, at the same time, Brezhnev could be mistrustful toward strangers whose position was unclear, and showed, when necessary, even brutality.
-Chinas Deng Xiaoping: According to Dengs desires, China will remain a communist society, not a liberal society, or one patterned after a democratic Western society, but an authoritarian society in an authoritarian state.
-Former President Gerald Ford: Under his presidency, the United States became, from Bonns point of view, a more predictable and reliable partner and leader of the Atlantic Alliance. ... Gerald Ford never surprised me with one-sided decisions taken without consultation.
-Reagan has an astounding ability to talk to his countrymen exactly how they talk among each other. ... With Reagan, Americans had the instinctive feeling that he is one of us, we can trust him.
-Japans Yasuhiro Nakasone: Washington believed in Nakasones pro-American position. His pro-American position is indeed genuine, but is really just a means to an end, namely, to regain the position of power fitting to Japans greatness and historical tradition.
Schmidt, a Social Democrat and leader of the West German government from 1974 to 1982, devotes nearly a third of his book to his experiences dealing with the alternating hot and cold showers that he says
have marked U.S. foreign policy with each recent change in the presidency.
In the sense of current European understanding, one could call the international politics of the Nixon-Ford-Kissinger era middle of the road. Carter led a 90-degree change to the left, and Reagan a 180-degree change to the right, Schmidt wrote. Henry Kissinger was secretary of
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Schmidt, who will be 69 on Dec. 23, no longer holds political office. He is co-publisher of the liberal weekly newspaper Die Zeit of Hamburg, lectures at universities and meets regularly with a committee of elder statesmen to discuss world politics. ,
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Without wanting or recognizing it. Carter undermined the Soviet Unions trust in the continuity of the strategic goals and purposes of the United States, wrote Schmidt.
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andinistas Engaged In Massive ong-Range Buildup Of Military
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua - The mdinista government is engaged in . massive, long-term military luildup aimed at putting up to 600,000 licaraguans under arms by 1995 and [uipping the Sandinista armed forces with advanced Soviet-made JiG fighter planes, missiles and ar-[tillery. Defense Minister Humberto rtega confirmed Saturday,
In a move apparently intended to ireempt revelations in Washington ly a high-level Sandinista military defector, Ortega outlined plans to I continue a 15-year military buildup that he said started in 1980,
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ing to renounce, whether Mr. Reagan likes it or not, Ortega said in a combative 90-minute speech to about 600 union delegates. He said the buildup was necessary to resist an eventual U.S. invasion and let the gringos know that this is not Grenada.
Ortega said Nicaragua has hundreds if not thousands of officers that were being trained in East Bloc countries to learn how to handle the expected equipment.
The speech appeared to confirm disclosures by a close aide to Ortega, Maj. Roger Miranda, who defected to the United States Oct. 25 and gave an interview to American reporters Thursday.
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some documents that they said Miranda brought with him, including what were decribed as secret military cooperation protocols with the Soviet Union. The protocols project increases in manpower and Soviet-supplied equipment that, if implemented, would put about one-fifth of Nicaraguas current population under arms in the next seven years.
The interview with Miranda, news of which had been embargoed until Monday, became known to the San-dinistas after The Washington Post requested interviews with Ortega and Interior Minister Tomas Borge to obtain their responses to allegations against them. The Defense Ministry asked for written questions, which it then refused to answer.
Defense Ministry spokeswoman Maj. Rosa Pasos, speaking on behalf of Ortega, said Friday that the government believes Miranda is suffering from emotional maladjustment and that we dont need to give any explanation about all the crazy things he could have stated.
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'HARTWELL, Ga. (AP) - An earthquake measuring 3.1 on the Richter scale jostled parts of north Georgia, but no damage or injuries were I reported.
a magnitude of 2 is the lightest normally detected by humans; a reading of 3.5 can cause slight dam-I age.
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Study Urges Family Planning Aid
WASHINGTON (AP) - Developing nations have a responsibility to assist the Third World in solving an urgent problem reducing worldwide birth rates, concludes a new study by a Washington research group.
Planning families to reduce births, improve health and raise living standards is a universal responsibility. No nation should exempt itself from this global effort, says the study from the Worldwatch Institute.
As the interdependence of nations becomes increasingly clear, so to does the knowledge that the fate of even the richest nation is intertwined with that of the most destitute, concludes the study by Jodi L. Jacobson of the private, non>profit institute.
While fer'tility has declined overall, the worlds population still increased by 87 million this year to top the 5 billion mark, the study observes.
Africa has the worlds highest birth rate, averaging 44 births per 1,000 people, the independent Population Reference Bureau reported in April. Asia, not including China, has the second highest birth rate at 33 per *1,000 people while Latin America has a rate of 30.
While the developing world struggles with too many people, the large industrial nations face the opposite problem, so few babies that their 'populations may begin to shrink.
The United States averages 16 births per 1,000 people while Canada has a current birth rate of 15. Europe has the lowest birth rate at 13 per 1,000 people.
The countries with the lowest listed birthrates are West Germany and
Italy, both with 10 per 1,000.
Slower economic growth in debt-plagued developing nations means governments cannot rely on social and economic improvements to help reduce birthrates, the study says.
Encouraging smaller families requires both family planning and social change, Jacobson writes.
But while contraceptive technology is widely available in modern industrial nations, such choices are unavailable or inaccessible to women in many Third World nations.
And international support for family planning has weakened in recent years, she pointed out, particularly as a result of funding cuts by the United Slates,
Instead of cutting back on international family planning assistance, the United States and other industrial countries need to increase their contributions, she reports.
Priori tv should be given to gathering information on where the need is greatest and on developing family-planning programs in the poorest and
most rapidly growing nations, says Jacobson.
In addition, developing countries need to make a greater contribution and commitment to family planning, she says, rather than spending excessive sums on military forces.
The overpopulation, hunger and political unrest that are likely to result from continued high fertility pose far greater threats to national security than any outside aggressor, reported Jacobson.
VICTIMS BLKIEI) Families of 41 school children killed in a bus-train wreck Friday take some of the victims to a cemetery near Cairo Saturday. Separate
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Reporters and photographers were kept at a distance.
The children, ranging in age from 6 to 12, were among at least 57 people killed Friday when the bus carrying them home from a field trip was smashed by a train at an unmarked rail crossing. The dead included 50 children, six teachers and the bus driver, hospital and police officials .said.
The teachers and children all came from the primary school in the village, which has a population of about 4,000.
Cairo television said Saturday the death toll had risen to 60, but hospital and police have said 57 were killed.
At least 61 people were injured. A senior police official who spoke on condition of anonymity told The Associated Press most of the injured were pre-teen children and many were in critical condition.
The remaining dead were expected to be buried Sunday, the official said.
Bodies were taken from hospital morgues to the village in ambulances.
The childrens bodies were shrouded but were not placed in the customary wooden coffins. In Islamic funerals in Egypt, bodies usually are carried in coffins for the funeral rites, but must be buried in the ground in their shrouds, without the coffins.
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Prime Minister Atef Sedki and other Cabinet members visited the village to comfort bereaved families. The state-rum Middle East News Agency said Presdident Hosni Mubarak ordered financial aid for the victims families.
The leading state-owned newspaper Al-Ahram quoted witnesses on Saturday as saying the bus driver tried to cross the tracks at a spot not intended for large vehicles.
The witnesses said the bus got stuck on the tracks as the train bore down on it at about 40 mph. The bus was split in two. One half was hurled off the tracks and the other was dragged for about 200 yards before the train was able to stop.
All those killed were in the bus.
At Heliopolis Hospital, where many victims were taken, Al-Ahram said victims requiring surgery occupied all 12 operating rooms and that at least 122 pints of blood plasma were dispensed.
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Shultz Asks Western Help On Economy
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) Secretary of State George P. Shultz called on Western nations Saturday > to stimulate their economies to help reduce the U.S. trade deficit.
After a year-end meeting in Brussels with leaders of the European Economic Community, Schultz said: 1 think countries that have in a sense been living off the trade surplus will have some restructuring todo.
He did not mention any of the 12 EEC countries by name, but his remarks were widely seen as aimed at West Germany, which has strongest economy in the trading bloc.
The EEC talks were held against a backdrop of calm bilateral trade relations. No specific agreements were signed or even negotiated.
Shultz led a U.S. delegation that included Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng; C. William Verity, the commerce secretary, and Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter.
Shultz told reporters that Saturdays 4-hour meeting produced a worthwhile exchange for us on issues ranging from world trade liberalization talks to East-West relations.
EEC officials said that although potentially contentious issues were discussed, the climate of the meeting was noticeably better than in recent years.
Yeutter agreed. In my judgment, we are managing our bilateral trade relations as well as we had at any time in my memory, he said.
Topping the EEC agenda was the fear that the U.S. trade deficit, which reached $175 billion this year, would spark renewed pressure on Congress to adopt protectionist legislation.
Shultz said: The counterpart of the U.S. trade deficit are trade surpluses which, on the whole, people like; but they also like to say we should do something about our deficit.
He said the source of the imbalance is the vigorous U.S. economy, which has drawn a huge, strong flood of imports.
Shultz assured the Europeans that the Reagan administration was trying to avoid protectionism at home and said other countries have to prepare themselves to adjust.
Willy De Clercq, the EEC top trade negotiator, shared Schultzs view that some European countries must do more to stimulate their economies.
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No foot dragging on hiring additional minority officers should be tolerated by either the Pitt County Commissioners or the sheriffs department.
The department has an abysmal record on employing minnorities and women. Black deputies were scarce and until recently, females served only as bailiffs or served subpeonas. The department has come under fire from the public for these practices on numerous occasions.
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference has understandably raised objections to such inadequate circumstances. The situation so concerned the county commissioners the board urged the department on several occasions to employ more minorities.
A respectable amount of time has passed since complaints were lodged but little progress has occurred. Whether intentional or incidental, the number of women and minority deputies working for the Sheriffs Department has remained unsuitable. It is a situation that should be rectified.
The responsibility for that improvement rests with Sheriff Ralph Tyson. He is endowed with the powers of a constitutional officer in North Carolina, and under state law has the sole power to hire and fire employees. Therefore, the burden for bettering the minority representation on the force is primarily his.
Last week Tyson, the SCLC and the county commissioners reached an agreement behind closed doors on progress. Tyson promised to employ four minority deputies by the end of January.
The sheriff should refrain from hiring unsatisfactory employees merely to improve his minority percentages. But it is plausible to expect a reasonable number of skilled minority officers can be hired fairly quickly. The sheriff should heed the encouragement of the county commissioners and civil rights groups. For Pitt to be a progressive, forward-thinking county requires a law enforcement team with a representative number of blacks and women.
In addition, it i^ important to the integrity of the force for the diversity of the communitys population to be shown. Citizens need officers of all races and both sexes as protectors. Having a mix of all segments of the population on a police force is a sound way to improve an organizations public image, as well as increase effectiveness in serving the publics needs.Route Avenue To Increased Growth
Community leaders along the route of U.S. 13-N.C. 11 have taken a giant step forward in efforts to obtain an adequate north-south highway for the central section of eastern North Carolina.
Some 21 industrial developers and regional mayors attended a meeting in Greenville Wednesday to discuss the feasibility of four-laning the route.
This long dreamed about goal is not as unreachable as it once was. N.C. 11 is now four laned from Greenville to south of Kinston. Planning is under way to extend that four laning southward to 1-40. From there it would follow the planned interstate highway to Wilmington. Beyond these projects, all that remains is the four-laning of U.S. 13-N.C. 11 to the Virginia state line.
Full development of this project would give North Carolina an important highway from Wilmington north to the major population centers of the northeast. For other cities along its way, such as Greenville and Kinston, the new route would provide highway access both south and north.
The result of the meeting was the formation of a committee charged with the repsonsibility of gathering information in the respective counties for future discussion. Included will be data on population, industry, traffic count, educational institutions and medical facilities.
At this time all criteria points to the feasibility of this route. Some of it is already four laned and other sections are planned for multilaning. It is reasonable to predict the future completion of the roadway to the Virginia line could give North Carolina a major new economic tool at a relatively small cost. The communities along its way should use all their influence to see that the four laning of U.S. 13-N.C. 11 is successfully concluded. It IS a project that can open the region to substantial economic growth.
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What Else Is There To Do In December?
Conversations heard among the Christmas shopping crowds.
What else is there to do this time of year? one lady laden with packages, said. It simply gets dark so early
Thats true. Christmas might be far different if the sun set at 8 p.m. this time of year allowing us all time to go home and visit with the neighbors.
And, Christmas always tells me cold weather is coming, said another shopper. Id like to migrate south with the birds.
Well the birds always come back. All we humans have to do is stay by the fire during the winter and soon enough the warm weather will return.
Alvin Taylor
Sunday Morning Notes
I love the joy of getting out in the crowds at Christmastime. Its the one time of year when people are buying for somebody else not themselves.
True. However, the joy of shopping extends only to those who dont develop sore feet.
If I can just get all the packages home and wrap them properly, my Christmas will be successful.
Which all goes to show that buying the gifts is only part of the battle. They have
to be wrapped in holiday paper.
Maybe this year we will have a white Christmas.
Heres betting this will be the 40th local Christmas day without a flake of snow on the ground. Dont ask how Santa gets that sleigh equipped with skids around. After all, he does it in Florida and southern California.
Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet?
The universal answer to that is, no, and for many people that continues until Dec. 24.
Are you traveling this Christmas?
Are you having company this Christmas?
Lots of people travel and lots stay home. In fact our-scientific survey tells us that exactly half the population stays home ... and the other half visits them.
Im traveling and its nice that I can fly out of Pitt-Greenville Airport without the hassle of traveling to a far off airport.
Sure is.
Santa going to be good to you?
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Summit Agreement Really A Reprieve
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It was not just a scrap of paper but something closer to a reprieve that Ronald Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev signed in Washington last week, thereby tacking at least 10 minutes onto the expected life span of Western civilization Youd think everybody might raise a glass of Christmas eggnog to that but when the auditors tote up the balance sheet for the new INF treaty, you can bet thev will heavily discount - if they take trouble to notice at all-the sigh of relief from those who actually live inside the target circles.
Target" is a word that should suggest shooting and violence. No one professionally involved in the business of national defense thinks of intermedi-ate-range nuclear forces" - missiles with a range between 300 and 3,000 miles - as actual weapons. All agree they're too dangerous to use. Arms treaties have other purposes securing Reagan s place in history, for example, or
freeing billions of rubles for Gorbachev's economic reforms.
But the real significance of the INF Treaty is hidden in plain sight. It will reduce the level of violence in the event of a big war in Europe - a continent so crowded that the experts sometimes talk of German towns as being only two kilotons apart. Since we are talking about scrapping 2,600 missiles, this ought to qualify as a big deal. But skeptics of the right will say the treaty only exchanges one threat for another - Soviet nukes for Soviet tanks, that still outnumber North Atlantic Treaty Organization tanks three to one. Skeptics of the left will say the treaty doesnt matter because both sides retain nukes enough of other types to leave Europe looking like an empty K-Mart parking lot. If you listen to the skeptics you can't help wondering why both sides fought so iong over what amounts to a scrap of paper.
The hardest thing in any arms-control negotiation is to take an agreenrient seriously after its signed. The agreements seem so paltry, the effort so long and wearing, the remaining arsenal still so large. The first U.S.-Soviet agreement of real significance was signed in 196:1, close to 25 years ago. It banned nuclear tests in the atmosphere but did nothing to limit tests underground - both sides have developed and tested scores of new warheads since the ban went into effect "What difference did it make" the skeptics ask In 1972, we signed the first SALT agreement, which set "limits on strategic weapons - that is. it allowed us to build new weapons already on the drawing board. The second SALT agreement, signed in 1979 but never ratified, "allowed" both sides to build one new strategic system - the American MX and a similar Soviet missile. You cant blame the skeptics for thinking this was like arguing over what color to paint the coffins.
But hold on a minute dont forget what the chancellor of Germany, Theobald Von Bethman-Hollweg said about scraps of paper at the outsel of World War I. He was aghast, incredulous, horrified that Britain planned to fight solely because she'd solemnly promised the Belgiums - on paper -shed fight if anyone violated Belgian neutrality. "Just for a scrap of paper, protested Bethman-Hollweg in distielief, Great Britain is going to make war Historians can cite 90 reasons whv Britain went to war in 1914, but the reason the British gave at the time the one thing that made looking the other way unthinkable was that scrap of paper recording a solemn British
Thi^is far from the standard evaluation of the role played by international treaties, but the experience of arms control lends to confirm it, A mighty effort is required to repudiate a treaty. The .skeptics all say arms agreements have failed to make us safe They are right. But they are wrong to suggest that arms-control agreements have tx*en irrelevant. Before 1963, the United Slates and the Soviet Union detonated hundreds of nuclear weapons in the at mosphere Manv different reasons were given for these tests. The two sides have detonated iione since, for one reason only; they promised not to^
The weapon builders have a ready fund of bright ideas for new hardware.
but arms-control agreements not strategy or money are the biggest fac* tors in deciding whether to go ahead. This was not always the case. Soviet and U S arsenals are curious grab bags. They include weapons of wildly different types, built for reasons hard to credit - like the MX, promised to the Air Force because the Navy got the last big new system. Or the Trident D-5, built because wed found ways to make submarine-launched missiles more accurate Or the Multiple Independently-Targeted Reentry Vehicle - the infamous MIRV - funded by the Department of Defense in 1963 to mollify missile-designers unhappy about the Test Ban Treaty. Or the B-52 bomber, developed in the early 1950s mainly because the Air Force was then run by World War II bomber pilots who loved to fly.
Why did the first version of the Minuteman missile have a one megaton warhead? Because officials wanted the weapon to sound big and scary, and one million tons, like one million dollars, is an Americans way of saying a lot." Why did we deploy 1,000 Minuteman missiles, neither more nor less? Because 1,000 seemed a sensible compromise between several hundred originally planned by Dwight D, Eisenhower and the 2,000 requested by the Air Force, I am not making this up. There are many wild cards in the business of national defense.
Into this chaos, arms-control agreements have brought a degree of order and sanity. The size and number of missiles, the maximum number of warheads they can carry, the fact that no attempt is made to hide or camouflage missile silos, how many can be tested at once before alerting the other side in advance are all determined in fact, not just theory, by agreement. Considerations of nuclear strategy, expense and public sentiment all come second. The unratified SALT 2 agreement is not even a legal scrap of paper and yet it imposes immense moral restraint on the military planners of both sides. Only the United States has dared to announce a violation of the terms of the treaty by exceeding the launcher limits when it refitted a single B-5? bomber for launching cruise missiles a year ago,
An ocean of ink has been spilled in the last decade over the wisdom of deploying intermediate-range missiles in Europe. The arguments are all moot. Henceforth, there shall be none - not because theyre too expensive or scare the public or destabilize the nuclear balance or threaten greater dangers than the one theyre designed to prevent - but because the two sides have solemnly agreed the number shall be zero,
Arms-control agreements take forever to negotiate because once signed, they stick. The Reagan administration has been trying to get out of the 1972 agreement linriiting anti-ballistic missile systems for five years, has talked openly of repudiating it and has twisted some of its provisions beyond recognition. If the Soviets had waffled and weaseled in this brazen fashion, the U.S, gasp of horror would have blown off hats around the world. But the ABM Trea,-ty is still there, and it is still the biggest single obstacle to "Star Wars" - not the trillions in expense or the doubts of experts. The United States promised to do no such thing, and we have not yet found it in us to say we are going to break our word.
But for all the strength of arms-control agreements, they cannot be said to have made us safe. This suggests a second reason why its hard to take arms-control agreements seriously - the weapons are loo terrifying. The nuclear age, which may be said to have commenced 50 years ago this month with the discovery of fission in Germany, has lieen one long episode of psychological denial - a plain refusal to admit the danger posed by nuclear weapons. With the exception of one or two scientists, no one professionally involved m the development and management of nuclear weapons - no one ~ has seen the light and junked a career in order to .say plainly that this way destruction lies.
Thomus Powera. author of the The Man Who Kept the Secrets- Richard Helms and The CIA," and "Thinking About the Sext War, is workmp on u history of strategic weapons.
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In the past decade, something disturbing has happened to the business, or art, of advertising. While some advertising gets better, more gets worse, much worse. Its as though an entire generation of practitioners feels it necessary to reinvent the wheel. In doing so, many have lost sight of what good advertising ought to do: Make the consumer an offer he or she cant refuse. Much of todays does not. Instead, it puts a premium on name recognition, without giving the consumer a reason to buy.
Perhaps the current spate of television spots and print ads mirrors today s society frantic acquisitive, youth-oriented, me-first. Witness the flood of soft drink, chewing gum and beer commercials with jerky cuts to and from young people (always young people) throwing, batting or spiking balls, racing into the siui with or without boards, roller skating backwards, throwing high fives and Were Number Ones all over the place, partying frantically. Some of these products are selling well, but with more effective commercials, theyd probably do even better.
I defy anyone who has never heard of Georges Marciano clothing to watch its commercials and interpret what those spots, which quickly cut from one unrelated scene to another, are trying to sell. They look more like black-and-white 30-second histories of the world.
Even weirder are Calvin Kleins Obsession commercials, featuring spaced-out types who look ready to jump out of their respective skins. Warning: Dont watch on a full stomach.
Even Hal Riney & Partners of San Francisco, regarded by many to be the hottest creative agency in the country, has spawned a few clunkers. For Dreyers Grand Ice Cream, it showed the disgusting sight of people eating directly from a family-sized carton. One hopes they dont have a communicable disease.
For the same client, the agency had the incredibly bad taste to use one-time Nixon aide John Ehrlichman to illustrate incredibly good-tasting light ice cream. For Sterling automobiles, Riney showed various experts who were highly successful in picking winners, one being a stockbroker. We finally
discover what the commercial was all about, in the last few seconds, when the broker gave us another hot tip buy a Sterling.
Next we come to banks. Were all affected by banks every day, so its hard to understand why they feel they have to be funny or whimsical in their advertising. The recent First Interstate Bank television and magazine ads are, in my opinion, rather arch and cutesy. Two are based on Goldilocks and the Three Bears and the Three Little Pigs. (At least they wont have to pay for the rights!) Those ads bring to mind something Einstein said back in the l%Os. (Not Albert the scientist, but Cliff, president of Dailey & Associates Agency.) Cliff was then free-lancing for United California Bank. He stood up in a meeting and said, solemnly of course, Money isnt funny.
Recently, American Savings & Loan Association used a magician in its television commercial. He made things appear and disappear. Given the present state of the S&L industry, hes the last person I want handling my money.
Some respected advertising people drape garlands around advertising that says nothing, merely because it uses an original technique, or one borrowed from films. One example: the Claymation technique in the Raisin Advisory Board commercials. Can anyone tell me what those dancing raisins are communicating other than I heard it on the grapevine?
Regarding the penchant of present-day ad people to entertain, often at the expense of selling, consider what Adlai Stevenson said in I960, in introducing John F. Kennedy: Do you remember that in classical times when Cicero had finished speaking, the people said, How well he spoke - but when Demosthenes had finished speaking, the people said, Let us march?
On the theory that he who throws brickbats ought to lighten up and throw an occasional bouquet, the same Hal Riney has created some of the blockbuster commercials of the past several years, the kind that entertain and sell. Some examples: Frank and Ed. the two rustics for Bartles & James Wine Coolers. One stays silent in the background, the others home-spun pitch invariably ends with Thank you for your support. Also, they have had some elegant and heart-warming slices of life for Gallo Wines, including one showing a wedding party, and a long-running series of Americana spots for Henry Weinhards Special Reserve beer. (Recently, Hal Riney resigned from the E&J Gallo Winery business, including Bartles & James, throwing $78 million in advertising billings up for grabs.)
Three ad campaigns that have been outstanding for years are the Do You Know Me? campaign for American Express Cards, Kodaks Memonw and Hallmark Cards When you care enough to send the very best. Now the Acura Legend car joins these ranks. One Acura newsp^r ad showM a $21,000 Legend side-by-side with a $62,500 Mercedes 560 SEC. The h^ine: The Acura Legend Would Compare Equally to a Mercedes 560 SEC It Only It Wasnt Missing a $40,000 Part." The part turned out to be the Mercedes
emblem. Convincing copy. . u * i j
In advertisings earlier days, there were men of stature who, by tnal and error, established sound precepts of how to communicate product tenefits. Look for the inherent drama within the product itself was the late Burnetts credo. Whether it was Kelloggs, Pillsbury, Green Giant or United Airlines, Burnett could sift through the chaff and come up with kernels of benefit that enabled his client to stand out from the competition.
The late Rosser Reeves, the brilliant boss at Ted Bates Advertising, developed the Unique Selling Proposition, which was in the same ballpark. The Unique Selling Proposition requires that each ad must make a proposition to the consumer that the competition either cannot or does not offer, and so strong that it can pull over new customers to the product.
The late Bill Bernbach of Doyle-Dane-Bernbach believed in the disarming power of candor, presented dramatically to cut through consumer indifference. Examples: the Lemon ad for Volkswagen, wherein a minuscule defect disqualified a car. He dared to use the word lemon, a longtime no-no in Detroit. Another was his If you can find a better bourbon, buy it! for Ancient Age bourbon. If the latter sounds familiar, Lee lacoccas ad agency put similar words in his mouth about 30 years later. But if mini-skirts can come back, why not advertising headlines?
Whats the bottom line? The good ad makers keep producing good work, and the bad ones keep putting out clunkers. Thats the way it has always been, with advertising ranging from the good to the bad to the ugly. The only consolation is that if advertising doesnt move goods, level heads eventually will throw it out and start over.
Jerry Cowle, who lives in Los Angeles, is a retired copywriter and adverts-ing executive.Public Forum
Bhopal-Seale Accident For U.S.?
To the editor:
As a member of the human race, my ardent wish has been and is: May the love and hope of humanity be with us always.
I keep this in mmd as I focus on the treaty signed between the United States and the Soviet Union. However, I am aware that there are instances in the past when the Soviet Union has not complied with signed agreements. Furthermore, the Politburo is the Kremlin group that is always in full control and power as to foreign and domestic policies. The people and the leader do not
have a say in the decisions. . . j w
Therefore, it is imperative that we Americans be on our guard. And, let us hope that the Politburo realizes that keeping the treaty is an alternative to the possibility of the nuclear annihilation of mankind.
Helen Y. Trupp Greenville
To the editor: ^
Eastern North Carolina deserves a regional newspaper that serves the region it covers. The News and Observer appears to merely tolerate the existence of everything outside the Triangle. Has the Daily Reflector ever considered expanding its operations to encompass the whole eastern region of the state?
Mack Simpson Greenville
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WASHINGTON - Whats the possibility of a Bhopal-type chemical accident occurring in the United States?
Fred Millar, director of the Environmental Policy Institutes Toxic Chemical Safety and Health Project, claims that millions of Americans in more than 68 communities face potential calamities from accidental acid release of the same magnitude as the Bhopal, India, catastrophe, which killed more than 2,800 people and injured 200,000 three years ago this month.
At a press conference here the other day, Millar said that a hazardous chemical release on Oct. 30 at the Marathon Oil Co. facility in Texas City, Texas, might have been a Bhopal-scale disaster if the storage rank had leaked liquid hydrofluoric acid instead of gaseous hydrogen
fluoride. Millar also accused the chemical industry of withholding crucial new information from the public, health officials and affected communities concerning the threat posed by hydrofluoric acid releases.
A study conducted by Millars organization found that 58 oil refineries use hydrofluoric acid to boost the octane levels of unleaded gasoline and 10 facilities either manufacture the chemical directly or use it in manufacturing chlorofluorocarbons. The study also indicated that 8 million to 12 million people live within zones surrounding these facilities that are considered vulnerable in the event of an accidental hydrofluoric acid release.
Millar said the emergency response to the Oct. 30 incident in Texas City was flawed from the start. Sirens designed to warn residents sounded well after the toxic cloud has passed, and the siren closest to the facility never sounded at all. Moreover, residents were
evacuated downwind, directly into the path of the cloud rather than in the opposite direction. Residents also were evacuated twice, once to a location less than two miles away from the facility, and later to a site four miles away.
There are federal laws on the books, and pending legislation, that if enacted would go far toward reducing the possibility of a Bhopal-type tragedy in the United States. Provisions in the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act require companies to inform community emergency planning agencies of hazardous substances used or produced at their facilities. Unfortunately, in the incident of the Marathon Oil Facility in Texas City, local authorities had not been given the necessary information.
Had Title V of the Senate Clean Air Act amendments been in place at the time of the Texas City accident, some of these life-threatening problems would not have occurred. This legislation, currently before the Senate,
would mandate accident protection requirements. These could include measures such as double-wall^ storage tanks or relocation of facilities that are close to population centers or major thoroughfares.
The anniversary of the Bho^l tragedy has passed in the U.S. with little notice. May we have the grace and political nerve to take the necessary precautions to prevent the occurence of such a disaster on our shores.
The Central Bureau of Investigation in India filed a charge sheet last week in the court of the chief judicial magistrate of Bhopal against nine top officials of the mulitnational Union Carbide Corp., including its former chairman, Warren Anderson. The accusation alleges that evidence collected during the investigatiwi into the accident proved the accused were aware of design flaws, as well as the dangers involved.
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bogging down Iraqs tanks and heavy * weapons, while Irans infantry can
move - albeit with heavy losses -
___ on foot and in boats. Last winter, they
fought their way to within a few miles of Basra, Iraqs second-largest city.
The United States and the Soviet Union, despite their agreement on 598, are fundamentally at odds. The proposition that their interests are identical or even parallel is wishful thinking. For starters, each wants very badly to get the other out of the gulf. And the assumption that they both equally want peace is too simple. The United States as soon as possible wants to leave Iran and Iraq independent and viable, with Irans Shia radicalism firmly in check. But the Soviet Union? Its support for both sides suggests strongly that it is not overly distressed by the prolonged war. Iran and Iraq cutting each other to pieces might well serve the strategic goals of Soviet power. Moscow has been very cool to Washingtons urging of an arms embargo. ,
China, for its own reasons, is also unresponsive to an embargo. Little interested in Iraq, it wants no vacuum in the region. Specifically, it wants an Iran strong enough to block Moscows way and to worry the Soviet flank in Afghanistan, where Chinas direct interests come into play. Selling Silkworm missiles and other weapons to Iran serves that end as well as earning large sums of hard currency.
Other players on the Security Council have their own agendas. If the United States demands an arms embargo against Iran, it may run aground. A nine-vote majority would be needed for an embargo; failing that, the Soviet Union and China would not even have to veto - and there is no sign of nine votes.
Frustrating though it be. there is no visible way to get off dead center.
One imaginative outside idea ~ for a U.N. naval peacekeeping force to convoy ships - hangs in midair for at least one decisive reason. Iraq, most menaced on land, says it will not accept a cease-fire in the gulf alone.
With its Exocet missiles, Iraq can make that stick.
Iran has turned the search for iace in the Persian Gulf into a game Old Maid. Tehran has now suc-ieded - again - in slipping the los-ig card to the U.N. Security Council.
nd the council, or, more properly, s member states, cannot agree
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Last July it looked as though the ouncil could bring off at least an rmistice. Unanimously adopting lesolution 598, it demanded im-nediate cease-fire on all fronts to lermit the negotiation of peace. Iraq 5 willing. Iran, however, has said leither yes nor no and, in its latest alks with U.N. Secretary-General lavier Perez de Cuellar, has rebuffed lis efforts to pin it down. Now the :ouncil must decide whether to go on vith this game or to consider neasures, such as an arms embargo,
0 force Iran to the negotiating table.
[t is not an easy decision.
The Security Council is not a letached tribunal that judges cases )n their merits. Like the United Na-:ions overall, it is a political body A'hose members interests are directly or indirectly engaged in the conflict. Their purposes remain crossed at the council table as in the gulf.
For the time being, Iran and Iraq are irreconcilable. The Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeinis aim is still to replace the Baathist regime of Saddam Hussein with a Shia Moslem peoples government and to extract tens if not scores of billions ol dollars in reparations from Iraq and its Arab allies. Husseins aim is to survive. Both sides still have a popular base, but it rests on continuing the fight For Iraq this is sheer necessity in the face of Irans numerical superiority and refusal to make peace. On the other hand, for Iran now to accept the moderate terms of Resolution 598 after beating off Iraqs invasion -suffering hundreds of thousands of casualties and ruining its economy -might provoke internal upheaval
Iran has played for time in the diplomatic game. One immediate reason could be that as Iran keeps proclaiming - it is preparing for a new offensive this winter. The terrain on the southern land front is fa vorable then, with mud and water
Richard C. Hottelet, a longtime CBS News correspondent, writes on foreign affairs.
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Trade Deficit: A Fluke With A Message
Peter
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NEW YORK (AF) - The record-shattering October trade deficit was a fluke, but a fluke with a message.
The message is that the United States is likely to continue for years to consume more than it produces, a pattern that has made the worlds greatest superpower into the worlds biggest debtor.
Economists were correct to point out that monthly trade numbers fluctuate wildly and that Thursdays report of Octobers $17.6 billion gap cannot be looked at in isolation.
But the big picture looks almost as bad. The trade delicit lot the
ireceding three months was the )iggest quarterly gap on record and 1987 as a whole will be a record year.
It appears now that it will be well into the 1990s before the United States starts exporting more than it imports. Some economists fear red ink may flow until nearly the turn of the century.
In the meantime, the American )eople will have to continue to xirrow money or raise it by selling assets to finance the extra consumption. The longer that goes on, the more ex|K>nsive it will be to payback in the 21st century.
Unfortunately, tjiere is no short cut to balanced trade.
Current trading patterns are so deeply ingrained into the world economy that they cannot change
quickly without causing a deep, worldwide depression.
Consider this Catch-22 situa tion: The United States needs to cut its imports in order to shrink the trade deficit. But by cutting imports it will hurt the economies of countries that ship to the United States. Then those countries will not be able to buy American products. That leaves things back where they started.
There is a way out of the vicious circle, and world leaders have repeatedly committed themselves to it, at least on paper Nations such as Japan, West Germany and South Korea need to enjoy their success a little more. They need to rely less on exports and more on satisfying the fient up demands ol their own people
for bigger houses, cheaper food and nicer cars.
The United Slates needs to do exactly the opposite: rebalance its economy so it is no longer a giant vacuum cleaner for imported products.
That means, among other things, encouraging people to save more of their incomes and shrinking the federal budget deficit.
Even more basic are solutions like investing in better schools so the next generation of American workers will not be trounced in the marketplace by better-educated foreigners,
Peter Coy covers trade and tech nolog V for The Associated
Press.
/^_22 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13.1987
Korean Military Goes On Alert As Election Nears
By BARRY RENFREW Associated Press Writer SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - The armed forces went on combat alert Saturday to foil any attempt to disrupt presidential elections. Each of the top candidates meanwhile warned that chaos would result if he failed to win next Wednesday.
The Defense Ministry put all military units on alert and stepped up navy and air patrols after cautioning that communist North Korea or leftist impure elements" in the south may try to disrupt the election.
The direct presidential elections are the first in 16 years.
No front-runner has emerged in the race. Government candidate Roh Tae-woo is locked in a neck-and-neck. race with rival opposition candidates Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung. Three other candidates are trailing far behind.
Millions of people flocked to campaign rallies across the nation Saturday as the candidates mounted their last major drive for votes. The winner is expected to get less than 40 percent of the vote.
I will establish a strong democratic government that can stop chaos and maintain stability," Roh told a rally in Seoul of about 1 million people viiio waved South Korean flags and placards with pictures of the candidate.
Protesters threw tear gas bombs at Roh several times, but they failed to hit the podium. Security agents arrested five attackers, and thousands of riot police stood guard.
Roh said he would form a government of national reconciliation that would include opposition leaders.
He hinted he might be willing to resign after the 1988 Seoul Olympics if he failed to win a vote of public confidence, but did not actually promise elections. The presidential term is for five years.
I will ask the people if I properly carried out my promises and if the people judge I was wrong, I will take responsibility, he said.
Kim Young-sam addressed more than 1 million people at several rallies around his southeastern hometown of Pusan.
He demanded that Roh withdraw and said Roh was intent on imposing a new authoritarian government. Kim said he was certain of winning
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and that the nation would not accept a government victory.
Roh Tae-woo withdraw!" the crowds chanted.
Large crowds cheered Kim Dae-jung at several rallies around the southern city of Taejon. He said the government would resort to massive fraud and that Roh could not win a democratic election.
Both Kims urged supporters to join poll watching teams to ensure honest voting. Both said Roh was rigging the elections and that Roh s election would meet nationwide resistance from the people. Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung each made it piain ne was the man that could avert this from happening.
The government has denied it will resort to fraud, but some people at Rohs-rally said they were told by employers or officials to attend, or
had received gifts.
Roh called for the two Kims to agree on fielding a single candidate and said. I want a fair chance to vie for a majority endorsement.
The two Kims split the opposition bv both running despite fears they wkld boost Rohs victory chances. Opposition officials said Saturday last-minute efforts to get the two to agree on a single candidate had fail' ed.
About 300,000 people attended a ral-Iv in Seoul for conservative candidate Kim Jong-pil. About 20,000 students marched through the city with beating drums and red revolutionary flags with dissident can-didate'Baek Ki-wan at their head.
Police allowed the students to stage a rally in front of Seoul city hall, but intervened to break up a column of about 500 students who tried to stage a march later with a burning effigy of Roh.
Minor political violence was reported in a few areas, but dissident calls fw nationwide anti-government rallies to demand Roh concede drew little support.
About 1.000 people fought with riot police in the southwestern city of Kwangju and about 30 radicals attacked a police station with firebombs in Seoul. No injuries were reported.
President Chun Doo-hwan, a former general who seized power with military backing in 1980, agreed to popular presidential elections after massive anti-government protests in June. Roh was one of the generals who aided Chun.
The opposition said the old electoral college system of electing a president favored the party in power.
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Rams Hold Off ECU, 75-70
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East Carolinas Giis Hill (42) follows through on a shot attempt as Martin Henlan (50) of Virginia Commonwealth defends. Hill scored 32 points but VTU held on to take a 75-70 win. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis)
Tar Heels Rally,
Top SMU, 90-74
By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor East Carolinas Gus Hill tossed in 32 points, a career high, but it wasnt enough as the Pirates fell to Virginia Commonwealth, 75-70, Saturday night in college basketball.
The Rams countered Hills night with an outstanding night on the boards and at the free throw line.
Virginia Commonwealth pulled away 46 rebounds on the evening as compared to just 23 for the Pirates, led by 13 from Phil Stinnie and 12 from John Thompson.
They absolutely killed us in the first half on the boards, East Carolina coach Mike Steele said, pointing to a 26-11 deficit in that half. That was one of two major factors in the game.
The other factor was VCUs free inrow shooting. Theyve been a 60 percent team at the free throw line and tonight they hit on 23 of 25, Stcclc SBid VCU made good on 17 of 18 in the second half, adding to a six of seven performance in the first.
East Carolina also shot well at the line, hitting 16 of 20 in the second half, but they made only two of two in the first.
With Hill canning 12 of 20 shots from the floor, including four of eight 3-points, the Pirates cut a 15-point deficit back to as little as four, but couldnt quite pull it out, thanks to VCUs ski lat the line.
The way we played the second half is the way we have to play every
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - Ran-zino Smith scored 10 points over a three-minute span in the second half as No. 5 North Carolina rallied from a 15-point deficit to down previously unbeaten Southern Methodist 90-74 in college basketball Saturday.
The Tar Heels. 5-1, trailed by as many as 15 points in the first half before Smith, who scored 14 of his 16 points in the second half, and J.R. Reid, who finished with 21, rallied the Tar Heels.
Smith's jumper with 15:20 remaining gave North Carolina the lead for good at 51-49. Over the next three minutes. Smith hit a jumper in the lane and two 3-point shots to increase the lead to 63-57.
SMU, 5-1. closed to within three points on several occasions, but Reid hit two free throws, sank a jumper and scored off a Vebound to give the Tar Heels a 71-66 lead with eight minutes left and SMU never pulled closer. North Carolina also hit 15 of 19 free throws in the second half.
Kevin Madden had 16 points for North Carolina, 10 in the second half, andJeff LebolO,
Kato Armstrong led SMU with 20 points, while Eric Longino had 15 and Todd Alexander scored 13 coming off the bench The Mustangs hit their first nine shots to take a 23-8 lead with 9:27 left in the opening half. During the run .\rmstrong scored seven points.
North Carolina then went on a 16-0 run over a 34-minute span and took a 24-23'lead with 5:53 remaining after
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Sheppard Chosen On All-State Team
By DAVID DROSC HAK Associated Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - Garner running back Anthony Barbour, Murphy wide receiver Carl Pickens and Shelby place-kicker Clint Gwaltney re-cord-setters at their positions - head the 1987 Associated Press all-state high school football team for North Carolina.
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minute out there, the whole 40 minutes, Steele said. We did that in the second half. But in the first half, we started out like we were 6-8 at center, 6-7 at the foiAV'ards and 6-4 at the guards. We just cant do that.
If we had played the whole game like we played in the first half, we could have won it. We still could have won it if theyd shot like they usually do at the line, Steele said. It was a key part of the game.
East Carolina led early, that at 3-2 when Reed Lose opened the ECU scoring with a 3-point shot.
But Stinnie hit two straight to spark a 9-point spurt for the Rams, as they ran out to an 11-3 lead.
East Carolina rallied with eight straight, however, behind Hill and Kenny Murphy to tie it at 11-11.
The Pirates couldn't take the lead, however, until Hill connected on a 17-footer at the 9:13 mark for a 17-15 lead.
But Martin Henlan hit a basket and added a free throw for an 18-17 lead at 8:55 and the Pirates never led again.
VCU scored the next six points to open a 24-17 lead and eventually took a 32-23 halftime edge.
In the first five minutes of the second half, the Rams pushed their lead out to 44-29 before the Pirates began to hack away at the lead. Hill scored on a 3-pointer with 8:48 left to trim the lead to nine and Murphy followed with another 3-pointer to cut it to 52-46 with 7:56 to go.
VCU stretched it back out to 10,
however, 63-53, before the Pirates rallied once more, this time cutting it to 71-67 with 23 seconds to go.
But Stinnie, who has already been named the MVP at a season-opening tournament and the Sun Belt Player of the Week, nailed in four straight at the line before Hill ended the game with one more 3-pointer.
Stinnie led the VCU scoring with 30 points while Henlan had 13 and Hill and Chris Cheeks had 10 each.
No one besides Hill scored in double figures for the Pirates.
Tonight was the first time we recognized who had the hot hand. Steele said, And we got the ball inside in the second half too. In the first half, we didnt take a shot in the paint. Were going to get some of them blocked, sure, but were going to get fouled too if they call them. ECU guard Jimmy Hinton fouled out of the game with 5:42 left to go, and Steele later explained that he felt Hinton needed to learn how to play with that situation. The fifth foul was a good foul, he said. Jimmys problem is that the first three were not good fouls, He has to learn to play under pressure without fouling.
The game was something of a homecoming for Lou Bryant of VCU, who played his high school basketball at D.H. Conley. Bryant played for two years at Merced Junior College in California before transferring to VCU this fall.
But playing before his home town crowd didii't bring out his best. He hit on just two of seven shots from the
floor, had only one rebound and finished with four points in just 18 minutes of play after starting the contest.
The win boosts the VCU record to 4-1 on the year, their only loss coming at Auburn. East Carolina is now 2-3 on the season.
The Pirates have a week off before traveling to Radford next Saturday for a 3 p.m. contest.
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East Carolina.....................23 47 - 70
Three Point Goals. Wilson 0-2, Cheeks 0-1, McGhee 0-1; Lose 1-3, Kelly 01. Hinton 01, Murphy 1-4, Hill 4-8.
Turnovers: VCU 16,ECU 12.
Technical fouls; none
Officials: Gibbs, Haymore, Foxcroft.
Attendance: 2,860.
Lebo dribbled the length o,f the court and dished off to Pete Chilcutt for a layup.
The lead exchanged hands twice before Alexander scored a 3-point basket and a three-point play to pace SMU to a 38-32 halftime cushion.
After its torrid shooting early, SMU finished the half at 59.2 percent.
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Three-point goals-Southern Methodist 5-11: Longino 0-1. Armstrong 3-5. Alexander 2-5. .N Carolina 4-12: Bucknall 0-1. Smith 2-5, Lebo 24, Madden 0-1. Oiilcutt 0-1
TurnoversSouthern .Methodist 24. N Carolina 18 Technical fouls-Southern Methodist bench
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Duke Powers Past EC Women, 68-49
Hitting the Glass
East Carolinas Alma Bethea (30) reaches for a rebound against Dukes Sue Harnett (23) during second half action from their game Saturday. Duke handed the Lady Pirates a 68-49 loss. (Reflector Photo by Cliff Hollis)
By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor
Fourteenth-ranked Duke University controlled the boards and made major advances on the foul line to run past East Carolina's Lady Pirates. 68-49, in basketball Saturday night. 0
The Lady Blue Devils, making their first visit to Minges Coliseum in several years, solidly outrebounded the Lady Pirates, 50-23, and scored 13 more points at the foul line than did East Carolina a situation that drew the ire of ECU head coach Pat Pierson.
When they shoot 26 times and we shoot four, the calls are inconsistent. Every time Gretta (ONeal) went to the basket, she had people hanging all over her. Thats 13 of their 19 points (the score margin) right there,
But Pierson also admitted that the Lady Pirates didnt play very well in the game. We didnt execute our press offense well. Thats why we were down like we were at the half.
"We were not as aggressive as we should have been inside on offense. We took it up, but not strong. If they werent going to call it (fouls), we should have been stronger with the ball.
Pierson said that the Lady Pirates are a better team than they showed
in the game. 1 really didnt think that Ddke played that well. I thought Vanderbilt (to whom the Pirates lost in the finals of the Lady Pirate Classic) was a stronger team.
East Carolina hung with the Lady Devils for much of the first half, leading by three points early at 5-2.
But Sue Harnett paced the early Duke scoring and led the Blue Devils back to take the lead at 7-5 on her layup. She added another from the lane with 15:35 showing to make it 9-5 and ECU never closed with two after that.
It stayed close until the 17-15 mark, after which Duke outscored ECU, 15-2, over a four minute period to bull out to a 30-17 lead.
From there on out. East Carolina was never able to really dent the lead, trailing by 34-23 at the half.
Duke built up its lead to as much as 19 points during the second half and never trailed by less than 10.
Chris Moreland and Harnett each had 12 points to lead Duke while Katie Meir and Paula Anderson each hit 11. Moreland led the rebounding with 15 while Meir had nine.
Pierson was pleased with the defense of Moreland. Shes been scoring around 25 a game, and we held her to 12.
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South Carolina Wins Shrine Bowl
linebacker spots while Ayden-Grifton running back Eric Blount received honorable mention notice,
Barbour, a 5-foot-lO, 170-pound senior, set the unofficial state single-season rushing mark this season with 3,122 yards, while scoring a national record 47 rushing touchdowns. Meanwhile, Pickens, a 6-4, 190-pound senior, broke the
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North Carolina player Junior Hail (45), of Gastonia Ashbrook High, heads upfield for a short gain as he is tackled by South ( arolina
player John Rivers, of Berkely High School during first half action from the Shrine Bowl. (AP Laserpholo)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -Sumter quarterback Keith West threw for 113 yards and two touchdowns to lead South Carolina to a 24-13 victory over North Carolina Saturday in the 51st annual ShriM Bowl high school football game.
Wests effort capped a strong second half rally by the Sandlappers. who lead the series 28-19-4.
South Carolina took a 64) lead in the second quarter after a 16-play, 88-yard drive.
A pair of 17-yard passes from Preston Jones to John Rivers highlighted the effort, the second of which moved the ball to the Tar Heel 5-yard line. Tailback Robert Brooks took a pitch for a 2-yard touchdown with 9:52 left in the first half.
North Carolina took a 7-6 lead after Ashley Sheppard intercepted a Wt pass, and the Tar Heels look over on the Sandlappers 11-yard line Three plays later. Junior Hall scored on a 4-yard run,
Chris Simmons intercepted a North Carolina pass in the third quarter, and the Sandlappers took possession on the Tar Heel 47, West threw a touchdown pass on the first play to Clayton Holmes to give South Carolina a 12-7 lead, but a two-point attempt failed.
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NC Hall 4 run (Green kick I SC- Holmes 47 pass from West (pass fatlt*d I
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American U. 72, Dartmouth 71 Boston College 122, Holy Cross 83 Brooklyn Col 71, Robert Morns 52 Connecticut 103, Morgan St 80 Cornell 61, St, Bonaventurc 5< Fairleigh Dickinson 82. Cleveland St. 80
George Washington 6.5, Monmouth, N J 54 Georgetown 78, St Leo 40 Iona 74, Fairfield 55 LaSalle85, FoidhamSO Long Island U. 66, St, Francis,
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Loyola, Md. 79, St Franms, Pa. 62 Maine 75, Cent. Connecticut St. 71 Manhattan 65, Lafayette 57 Massachusetts 75, Northeastern 74 Md.-Baltimore County 85. Cent. Florida 57 Mount St Marvs. Md. 86, Towson St. 75
Pittsburgh 70, West Virginia 64 Seton Hall 92, Rutgers 72 Siena 87. Marist6ti St. Joseph's 53, Villanova 52 St Peter's 79. Niagara 77 Syracuse 92. Canlsius 77 Temple 75, Rhode Island 66 W^agner 94, N V Maritime 46 .SOI TH Alabama 86, NE Louisiana 66 Austin Peav65, Tenn.-.Martin 63 Citadel 80, fcckerd65 Clemson 76, Coastal Carolina 57 E. Kentuckv 84. Bristol 62 Florida 71. Florida St. 48 Georgia 95. N.C.-Asheville65 Georgia Tech 108. .Augusta 74 Kentuckv 76, Louisville 75 LSU 55. Marydand 54 Md.-E Shore 84, Slippery Rock 76 Memphis St. 76, Missouri 68 Mississippi St, 66, Mercer 50 N Carolina A&T 83, Johnson C. Smith 67 N.C, Charlotte 86, Davidson 68 Nicholls St 65, Jackson St. 58 North Carolina 90, Southern Meth
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Pepperdine 63, McNeese St. 61 S, Carolina St. 90. Claflin 75 Tennessee St. 63, E. Tennessee St. 55 VMI71, Shenandoah 55 Va. Commonwealth 75, East Carolina 70 Virginia Tech 110, Baptist U. 65 MIDWEST Arizona 66. Iowa 59 Boston U. 89, Ohio U. 81 Bowling Green 66, Wright St, 65 Dayton 90, Duquesne 76 DePaul 73, Notre Dame 69 Evansville 105, Alcorn St. 45 Illinois St. 61, St. Louis 58 Iowa St. 115, Creighton 73 Kansas 110, Rider 72 Kent St. 92, Akron 74 Loyola, 111. 78, Wisconsin 75 Marquette 77, W. Michigan 70 Michigan 115, E. Michigan 6;i Michigan St. 69, Texas Christian 52 Purdue 96, Ball St. 47 Rollins 70, Northwestern 68 S. Illinois 77. SW Missouri St 74 Valparaiso 51, Butler 49, OT Wichita St 93, Grambling St 80 Wis.-Green Bay 72, Detroit 61 Xavier, Ohio 91, Miami, Ohio 73 SOITHWEST Alabama St. 84, Oral Roberts 78 Arkansas 66, Virginia 52 Oklahoma 152, Centenary 84 Texas-San Antonio 95, Texas-Arl-ington 74
TOl'R.NAMENT Champion Hulidav Classic Third Place Florida A&M 62, Louisiana Tech 53 Heritage Classic Championship Drake 88, N. Iowa 77
Third Place Gonzaga 70, Houston Baptist 54 mini Classic Third Place San Jose St. 65, 111.-Chicago 54 Indiana Classic Third Place James Madison 65, Indiana St. 63 [.onghorn Classic Championship Utah St . 80, Texas 75
Third Place Pan American 60, Murray St. 57 Runnin'Joe Classic Third Place Samford 72, Miss. Valley St 62
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(Continued From B-l > single-season receiving mark with more than 1,500 yards and Gwaltney set a state record with 17 field goals.
Pickens and Barbour each garnered 16 of a possible 18 votes by a statewide group of prep sport-swriters, while Gwaltney got 12.
Barlxiurs rushing yardage gave
him the fifth best single-season total in national prep history. Barbour passed former Detroit Lions running back Billy Sims, who rushed for 3,080 yards while in high school in Hooks, Texas.
The team consisted of 25 seniors and two juniors. Fayetteville 71st offensive lineman Jason Ormsby, who
played five games with a broken hand, was the only repeater from last years team.
Junior Chuckie Burnette of Burlington Cummings was the choice at quarterback after throwing for 1,551 yards and 19 touchdowns.' Burnette completed 64.3 percent of his passes.
Warren Countys Randy Jordan,
Clemson Crushes Coastal
CLEMSON. S.C. (AP)-Tim Kincaid scored 13 points to lead Clemson to a 76-57 non-conference victory over Coastal Carolina Saturday night.
Clemson trailed 8-7 after the first 5' 2 minutes of play but then ran off 14 unanswered points. The Chanticleers couldnt get a scoring string going in the first half and shot just 24.3 percent from the field in the half, trailing 37-22.
Coastals shooting percentage im
proved in the second half but the team managed just 30.7 percent from the field for the game.
Also in double figures for Clemson were Tim Kincaid with 13 points, Donnell Bruce with 11 and Jerry Pryor and Dave Davis with 10 each.
Leading Coastal was Derek Wilson with a game-high 23 points, followed by William Calvin with 12 and Greg Moody with 10.
Tech Pounds Augusta
ATLANTA (AP) - Duane Ferrell scored 22 points and five of his teammates also were in double figures as Georgia Tech overpowered Augusta College 108-74 Saturday night.
Augusta led only twice in the game, 2-0 and 4-3 before Tech went on a 13-0 run to take control at 16-4, with Craig Neal and Tom Hammonds each scoring five points in the run and Ferrell three.
The Jackets surged to a 61-34 halftime lead by hitting 25 of 35 shots, just over 71 percent. All but six of the shots were layups or dunks as the Jackets destroyed the Jaguars with their inside game.
Hammonds added 17 {wints for Tech, 4-1. Other Jackets in double figures were Anthony Sherrod with 14 points, freshman Dennis Scott 13,
Brian Oliver 11 and Neal 10.
Tim Daniels had 18 and Butler 17 for Augusta, 1-3.
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AUGUSTA (74)
Daniels 9-19 0-0 18, Butler 7-16 1-1 17, Et-chison 3-10 2-2 8, Gross 2-7 2-2 6. Jackson 4-10 0-0 8, Walker 1-4 0-0 2, Mays 0-0 0-0 0, Moss 1-2 4-4 6, Craft 1-7 2-2 4, Platte 2-3 0-0 5, Greene 0-0 OD 0. Totals 30-7811 1174. GEORGIA TECH (108)
Scott 5-9 0-0 13, Ferrell 9-13 4-6 22, Hammonds 8-10 1-1 17, Neal 4-4 2-2 10. Oliver 5-10 1-111, Christian 2-6 1-2 5, Sherrod 6-8 2-3 14, Munlyn 1-3 0-0 2, Reese 3-3 2-3 8, Martinson 1-2 2-2 4, Boisvert 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 45-6915-20108.
HalftimeGeorgia Tech 61, Augusta 34. 3-point goalsAugusta 3-11 (Daniels 0-1, Butler 2-5, Gross 0-1, Jackson 0-1, Craft 0-1, Platte 1-1), Georgia Tech 3-8 (Scott 3-5, Oliver 0-1, Sherrod 0-2). Fouled out None. ReboundsAugusta 27 (Daniels 9), Georgia Tech 43 (Ferrell 14). Assists Augusta 21 (Platt 6), Georgia Tech 30 (Scott 7) Total foulsAugusta 17, Georgia Tech 10. A-5,706.
Rehab For Chris Mullin
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Chris Mullin has entered an alcohol rehabilitation program and will be out of action indefinitely, the Golden State Warriors announced Saturday night.
Mullin had been suspended by the Warriors for Friday nights NBA game against Atlanta after missing practice for the second time this season. The former All-America guard from St. Johns also missed practice last month.
Duke-ECU...
(ContinuedFrom B-l)
East Carolinas offense was led by Monique Pompili, who scored 16. She was the only Lady Pirate in double figures, however.
We just have to start executing,
Pierson said of the Pirate woes.
Right now we dont have a lot of continuity on the floor. We just dont seem to have the right chemistry right now.
The Lady Pirates fall to 2-4 with the loss their third in a row, while Duke climbs to 6-0.
East Carolina returns to action on Tuesday, hosting a strong Howard University team a team which played Duke to an 11-point game and which beat N.C. State in Raleigh earlier this year.
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Technical fouls: Savage.
Officials: Fitch, Salerno.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Names long familiar to the NBA office here are p)pping up in the news, moving to expansion clubs joining the league. Charlotte and Miami will enter the NBA for the 1988-89 campaign and Minnesota and Orlando will come in for the l%9-90 season.
Carl Scheer will head the basketball operations of the Charlotte Hornets as a vice president. Two former Philadelphia 76er front-office personnel. Jack Swope and John Gabriel, have joined former 76er general manager Pat Williams on the new team in Orlando.
The 1949 Philadelphia Athletics set a major league record with 217 double-plays in 154 games.
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COASTAL CAROLINA (57) Calvin 6-18 0-0 12, Wilson 8-15 5-5 23, Tidwell 0-1 0-0 0, Moody 4-6 1-2 10, Mooney 3-21 0-0 8, Scantleburv 1-8 0-0 2, Anderson 0-2 0-0 0, Penny 0-2 0- 0, Dowdell 1-2 0-0 2, Chetam 0-0 0-0 0, Rvan 0-0 0-0 0, Woods 0-0 0-00. Totals 23-75*6-7 57.
C L E M S 0 N ( 7 6 ) Duncan 2-7 2-2 8, Pryor 5-11 0-1 10, Campbell 3-8 6-8 12, Marshall 1-61-3 4, Kincaid 6-8 0-0 13, Bruce 5-11 0-0 11, Davis 4-6 2-410, Tyson 4-4 0-18, Jones 0-104) 0, Brown 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-62 11-19 76.
HalftimeClemson 37, Coastal 22. Three-point goalsCoastal 5-22 (Calvin 0-0, Wilson 2-2, Moody 1-2, Mooney 2-15, Scantlebury 0-1, Penny 0-2), Clemson 5-15 (Duncan 2-6, Marshall 1-3, Kincaid 1-3, Bruce 1-3). Fouled outNone. Re-bounckCoastal 45 (Wilson 7, Scantlebury 7, Anderson 7), Clemson 44 (Bruce 9). AssistsCoastal 14 (Moody 5), Clemson 18 (Kincaid 8) Total FoulsCoastal 18, Clemson 10 TechnicalsCampbell. A 5,810.
CAN L.A. REPEAT?
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Can the Los Angeles Lakers repeat as NBA champions for the 1987-88 season? The last 18 league champs have failed to do so.
Pat Riley, coach of the 1987 title team, was asked about the chances of winning again.
Obviously we will have to avoid injuries and complacency, Riley replied. But I would rather talk about things we will need to go all the way again this year. Three things: Individual performance, sacrifice and attitude. For us to repeat, we must have those things again this year.
who is also the state 100-meter dash champion, joined Barbour in the backfield.
Pickens holds down one wide receiver position, while West Iredells David Stamey and Greensboro Grimsleys Willie Harris tied for the other spot. Stamey caught 62 passes for 976 yards, while Harris caught 53 for 761 yards during the regular season.
Tight end Chester McGlockton, a
6-5,270-pound senior regarded by college scouts as one of the best prospects in the state, was one of two Whiteville players named to the team. Offensive lineman Ricky Shaw, a 6-5, 258-pounder, was the other.
Mike Gee, a 6-5,250-pounder, topped the offensive linemen voting with 13. Hes joined by Ormsby, Shaw, Gastonia Ashbrooks Derek Fewell and Fayetteville Byrd center Clayton Aken.
West Caldwell defensive back Russell Gibson, a member of the Shrine Bowl team as a quarterback, was the top vote-getter on the defensive squad. Gibson, who got 14 votes, intercepted nine passes during the regular season.
Seniors Brian Pate of South Point, Mark Ingram of Northwest Cabarrus and Tim Marshmon of Northern Nash were also named as defensive backs.
Asheville Reynolds Neal Auer led the defensive line voting with 11, followed by Lumbertons Knox Thompson, Derrick Hyman of Tar-boro, Frank Gardin of Morganton Freedom and Monroe junior Bradley Sherrod. Thompson is the brother of Indianapolis Colts defensive line
man Donnell Thompson. Gardin, at 6-6,290, was the biggest player named to the team.
Three Shrine Bowl selections head the linebacking corps North Pitts Ashley Sheppard, East Mecklenburgs Tony Horton and Hillsborough Oranges J.R. Boldin.
A pair of senior punters tied for that position with seven votes each. Rocky Mounts Tim Kilpatrick, an honorable mention pick last season who averaged 39.5 yards per punt, and Alexander Centrals Scott Abernathy, who averaged 42.0, joined Gwaltney as the teams specialists.
HONORABLE MENTION (players receiving two or more votes)
Kelly Holder, QB, N. Surry; Robbie Holloway, RB, Maiden; Junior Hall, RB, Gastonia Ashbrook; Eric Blount, RB, Ayden-Grifton; Ray Griffis, WR, Burlington Cummings; Dexter Carpenter, WR, E. Wake; Davici Drew, TE, Edenton Holmes; Rodney Conyers, TE, N. Edgecombe; Kelvin Carraway, C, Thomasville; Antoine Rivens, OL, W. Charlotte; A1 Parham, OL, Oxford Webb; Kemp Ewing, OL, N. Durham; Mike Bunch, OL, Edenton Holmes; Scott DeChesere, Wilmington New Hanover, Pat Moore, OL-DL, Kannapolis Brown; Mark Aiken, OL, Bunker Hill; Chris Wrenn, OL, Fuquay-Varina; B.J. Green, PK, NW Guilford; Karl Joyner, DL, Tar-boro; Anthony Williams, DL, Raleigh Millbrook; Jeff Wilson, DL, Charlotte Harding; Billy Blackwelder, DL, Davie Co.; Darrell Gray, DL, Charlotte Harding; Jemahl Pettiford, DL, High Point Andrews; Loppie Price, DL, Winston-Salem Reynolds; Twayne Blackwell, LB, SW Edgecombe; Tim Woodle, LB, Asheboro; Myron Sharpe, LB, Rocky Mount; Brent David, LB, High Point Andrews; Tim Redmond, LB, N. Iredell; Maurice Mason, LB, N. Mecklenburg; Will Coleman, LB, Gastonia Huss; Line Brooks, LB, Northeastern; Delane McKinnon, LB, St. Pauls; Ronald Smith, DB, Roxboro Person; Vernon Grier, DB, Charlotte Garinger; Carl Pickens, DB, Murphy; Joey Sexton, DB, Eden Morehead; Pressley Herron, DB, W. Mecklenburg; Kris Osborne, P, W. Stanly.
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Arizona Topples Iowa, 66-59
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Tom Tolbert scored 18 points and Steve Kerr had 15 as No. 4 Arizona defeated third-ranked Iowa 66-59 Saturday night.
Tolbert, who had 14 second-half points, hit eight straight points as the Wildcats went on a 10-3 run with eight minutes to play to move from a 44-all tie to a 54-47 lead with 4:28 left in the game.
Arizona never trailed in the second half after Kerr hit a 3-point shot at the buzzer to give the Wildcats a 26-25 halftime lead.
Iowa tied the score three times at 33, 35 and 44 but could not go ahead. Shooting seven of 10 free throws down tbe stretch, Arizona took its biggest lead of the game at 66-56 with five seconds to play on a
dunk byJud Buechler.
Iowas Bill Jones cut the lead to seven with three seconds to play with a free throw to complete a Ihree-point play.
Arizonas Sean Elliott had 12 points before fouling out with 2:52 to play.
Junior Roy Marble, who went over the 1,000-point mark in career scoring Saturday night, had 16 points to lead Iowa. B.J. Armstrong had 15 points for the Hawkeyes, who fell to 6-1 overall.
Arizona shot 22 of 53 for 42 percent in the game while Iowa shot just 22 of 62,36 percent.
N.C. Charlotte.........86
Davidson...............68
CHARLOHE, N.C. (AP) - Byron Dinkins scored 25 points to lead
North Carolina-Charlotte to an 86-68 college basketball victory over Davidson on Saturday.
Neither team led by more than four points until N.C.-Charlotte reeled off a 14-6 run capped by Ronnie Bellamys follow shot to go up 35-25 with 40 seconds left in the first half. The 49ers led 37-27 at halftime.
N.C.-Charlotte, 5-0, had a 10-0 run starting at the 13; 14 mark in the second half and took its largest lead at 58-36 when Jeff West hit a 3-point shot with 9:55 left.
The Wildcats, 2-3, rallied within 64-52 on a Jay Schmitt jumper with 7:12 left, but came no closer.
Jeff Himes scored 16 points, Maurice Gray added 12, Schmitt 11 and Alan Hunter 10 as Davidson shot only 37 percent.
Dan Plondke tallied 16 and Bellamy 13 for the 49ers, who shot 50 percent and outrebounded the Wildcats 46-31.
Virginia Tech.......110
Baptist..................65
BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) - Roy Brow scored 14 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked 9 shots to lead Virginia Tech to a 110-65 victory over Baptist in a non-conference basketball game Saturday.
Tech hit 50 percent of its shots while holding the Buccaneers to just 25 percent.
Brow, 6-11, started at center in place of Eric Sanders. Tech Coach Frankie Allen said Sanders was withheld from the game because of a sore shoulder.
Arkansas Tops Virginia, 66-52
FAYETTEVILLE, ,4rk. (.AP) -Ron Huery scored 15 points and Chris Brunt chipped in 11 off the bench to pace Arkansas to a 66-52 victory over Virginia Saturday.
The Arkansas defense limited the Cavaliers to 31 percent. John Johnson led Virginia with 18 while Richard Morgan added 17.
Arkansas improved to 5-1 while Virginia fell to 4-2. It was the first time in four meetings that the Razor-
backs defeated the Cavaliers.
Trailing 30-25 at haiftime, Virginia got within four. 36-32, when Morgan hit a 10-footer with 16:30 left in the game. Arkansas then went on a 16-2 spurt to go up 52-34 with 6:22 left. Tim Scott started the spree with a 3-pointer.
During the Razorback run, Brunt scored seven on three jumpers while Scott and Allie Freeman had three apiece.
Virginia got no closer than 12 from there and a slam dunk by Keith Wilson with nine seconds left capped the Razorback victory. Wilson finished with 8 points, 7 in second half. Scott also had 8.
Arkansas shot 65 percent in second half after a 30 percent showing before intermission.
Our defense was the key to sue-
Irvin Comes Through For Louisiana State
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Fess Irvin, whose missed shot with three seconds left against Indiana knocked Louisiana State out of the NCAA playoffs last spring, says he put the ghost of that game behind him Saturday.
Irvin hit a 16-foot jump shot with one second left to give LSU a 55-54 win over Maryland in a regionally televised college basketball game.
WTien it came out to me, I didnt hesitate putting it up, Irvin said. Last year, that's behind me.
LSU Coach Dale Brown said the Tigers were lucky to win.
I cant remember a team taking away our offense from us like that, Brown said. I thought they outplayed us. I thought they deserved to win.
Maryland Coach Bob Wade said the Tigers lived up to his expectations.
LSU is LSU. Anytime you have Dale Brown as a coach and youve got to come here to this arena, its going to be tough. he said.
The Terrapins, 5-2, took a 53-51 lead with Teyon McCoys three-point basket with 1; 43 left and extended the lead to three points with a McCoy free throw 12 seconds later.
But Kyle McKenzie hit two free
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Jose Vargas led the Tigers, 3-0, with 16 points and 10 rebounds, while Brian Williams and Derrick Lewis scored 10 each for the Terrpins. Steve Hood pulled down 5 rebounds for Maryland.
Ricky Blanton had 10 points for LSU.
Maryland led 30-24 at halftime as Rudy Archer scored nine points. The Terrapins led by 11 with just over a minute left in the first half after back-to-back three-point goals from Johnson and Archer, but McKenzie hit a three-pointer with two seconds remaining.
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cess," Arkansas Coach Nolan Richardson said.
We used a matchup press, something most people mistake for a matchup zone. It does give us an opportunity to use our mptchup zone which uses man principles and looks a lot like a man.
We definitely did some good things, but we need to execute better, Richardson said. Our defe^e is playing well but we arent shooting very well. Overall, our effort was good and we did play with intensity.
Richardson said he hoped the win would help gain some respect for the Southwest Conference.
Virginia Coach Terry Holland called the loss a learning experience for his Cavaliers. Arkansas played a very physical game and our team wasnt ready to play that type of game. I thought we lost our mental toughness toward the end, and Im disappointed in that.
Physically, Arkansas is as good as anybody well see all year. They are a very aggressive ballclub and are bigger, stronger and quicker than we are. Holland said.
The Hokies, 5-1, also were without the services of starting forward Tim Anderson. Allen said Anderson was suspended for one game for disciplinary reasons, but he would not elaborate.
Eleven Hokies scored, seven of them in double figures, and the starters sat out the last 15 minutes.
Bimbo Coles led Virginia Tech with 15 points. Anthony Moses added 14, Wally Lancaster and Quinton Nottingham 13 apiece, Marvin Miles 11 and David Herbster 10.
Dee Riley led the Buccaneers, 3-3, with 19 points. Mike Acuff scored 15 and Brad Woodroffe added 10.
The Hokies built a 33-15 lead midway through the first half. Baptist cut the margin to 40-28 with just under seven minutes left but could get no closer.
Herbster gave Tech its biggest lead, 87-39, on a short jumper midway through the second half.
Tech has won five games in a row since a season-opening loss to Middle Tennessee State.
Auburn..................70
San Jose St.............65
CHAMPAIGN, III. (AP) - Center Jeff Moore scored 18 points Friday night to lead Auburn to 70-65 win over
San Jose State in the first round of the Illinois Classic basketball tourney.
In Saturday nights title game, Auburns Tigers. 4-0. will meet host Illinois, 109-53 winners over Illinois-Chicago in the other semifinal.
Forwards Chris Morris added 16 and Mike Jones 12 for Auburn. San Jose was led by forward Ricky Berrys 22 points.
San Jose. 2-2, will play Illinois-Chicago in Saturday nights consolation game.
Auburn was on top 36-29 at halftime, and despite a series of Spartan rallies, they never trailed during the second half.
San Jose did cut the deficit to two points, but Auburn ran off 11 striaght points to make the score 47-34.
In the final minute, Steve Haney hit a 3-pointer and Berry stole the ball and score to move within five points at 70-65. but Auburn ran out the clock.
In the first game, sophomore guard Kendall Gill scored 17 points as the Illinois 56-point victory margin was the largest ever by the Fighting Illini at the Assembly Hall. The previous mark of 54 points was a 1985 win over Utah State.
Six Illini scored in double figures Friday night.
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Three-point goals-Virginia 3-17; Morgan 1-9, Johnson 2-5. Crotty 0-3. Arkansas. 4-10: Huery 1-3, Scott 2-5, Brunt 1-1, Wilson 0-1.
TurnoversVisitors 15, Home Team 16. Technical foulsArkansas bench. OfficialsArmstrong, Moreau. Baden. A-9.084
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Three-point goals-Marvland 3-10 McCoy 1-4, Archer 1-2, Johnson 1-2, Dickerson 0-2. Hood 0-2 Louisiana State 2-4: Wood-side 1-1, Joe 0-1, McKenzie 1-2.
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BETHEL - North Pitt dropped a 38-36 decision to Roanoke Saturday in high school basketball action as the Panthers failed to take advantage of free throw opportunities in the final seconds.
North Pitt trailed 38-35 with 10 seconds to go when William Morning hit one of two free throws on a two-shot foul attempt. That left the score 38-36.
The Panthers had a chance to tie with five seconds to go when Roosevelt Hines was fouled but he missed the front end of the one and one attempt and Roanoke came away with the rebound.
North Pitt led 19-16 with at the half but Roanoke came back to tie it up 25-25 after three quarters of play.
Morning led the Panters, 1-2, with nine points, while Paul Council had 10 points to lead the Redskins.
In the girl's game, Roanoke upended the Pant-Hers, 59-49, as Joyce Outlaw scored 19 points.
Roanoke went ahead early and built up a 28-18 halftime lead.
Robbie Harris added 12 points for
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North Pitt falls to 2-1 and returns to action Tuesday at home against Williamston.
Girls Game ROANOKE (591 Outlaw 7 5-8 19, Robbie Harris 4 4-5 12, Teel 4 2-5 10, Raymond 3 0-0 6, Hoggard 3 0-0 6, Briley 0 0-0 0, Wallace 3 0-1 6. Totals 24 11-19 59.'
NORTH PITT (49)
K Pilgreen 7 (1) 1-116, G. Pilgreen 311) 4-4 11, Heath 4 6-10 14, Powell 1 4-6 6. Leggett 1 0-0 2, Nichols 0 0-0 0, Clark 0 0-0 0. Totals 16(2) 15-21 19.
Roanoke.......................13 15 15 1659
North Pitt......................6 12 14 1749
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Moore 2 (1 > 0-0 5, P. Council 4 < 1) 1-3 10, J Council 3 (Mi 6, Howard 0 0-0 0. Patterson 0 0-0 0, Little 2 2-2 6, Teel 1 0-0 2, Hudgins 0 0-0 0, Green 0 0-00. Williams 0 0-2 0, Harris 0-0 0. McFadden 2(1)4-6 9. Totals 14 (3) 7-13 :w.
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Roanoke..........................5 11 9 1238
North Pitl........................1 12 6 11-16
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Cedric Jenkins tipped in the winning basket, his only points of the game, as time expired to lift No.l Kentucky to a 76-75 victory over Louisville Saturday.
Louisville, which had trailed by as many as 16 points in the first half, took a 75-74 lead on Pervis Ellisons baseline jumper with 40 seconds to go:
Kentucky worked 29 seconds off the clock beWe calling a timeout to set up final strategy. The ball went to guard Ed Davender, who drove to the right baseline and misfired on a 12-footer.
After one unsuccessful tip in the frantic final seconds, Jenkins slipped in on the right side of the basket to score just before the horn sounded.
Guard Rex Chapman scored 21 points to lead Kentucky to its fourth victory in as many games. Davender followed with 20 points and Winston Bennett added 14.
Forward Herbert Crook scored 24 points to pace Louisville, 0-2, while Ellison contributed 20 and Kenny Payne added 10.
Crook scored six points as Louisville went on a 12-2 spurt in the first 3:32 of the second half to pull to within 47-44.
Kentucky, helped by 3-point baskets from Davender and Chapman, recovered to widen its margin to 56-48 with 12:42 remaining in the game.
Louisville fought back, finally pulling even at 65 on LaBradford Smiths lane jumper with 5:03 to go.
Kentucky went back up 70-65 on Bennetts 10-footer with 3:20 remaining, but Louisville reeled off seven consecutive points, and took a 72-70 advantage on Paynes 3-point shot at 2:21.
Davender tied the game with two free throws 10 seconds later, Ellison, Lock and Chapman each hit one of two free-throw attempts as Kentuckys lead stood at 74-73 with 1:21 to
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Pittsburgh..............70
West Virginia..........64
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) -Freshman Jason Matthews scored 19 points and sophomore Rod Brookin added 12 to lead No. 2 Pittsburgh to a 7044 victory over scrappy West Virginia Saturday.
The Panthers, 4-0, took the lead for good with 8:50 remaining on two foul shots by Matthews that made the score 50-49.
Brookin led the Panthers rally with a 3-pointer from the left corner with eight minutes left in the game and a dunk 90 seconds later.
Demetreus Gore and Jerome Lane each added 10 points for Pittsburgh.
West Virginias Darryl Prue led all scorers wii 21 points. Chris Brooks added 14 and Herbie Brooks scored 13 for the Mountaineers.
The Mountaineers, 3-2, led 36-31 at halftime but lost their momentum early in the second half when Tyrone Shaw and Prue left the game after each picked up two quick fouls.
Pittsburgh led by as many as six in the second half as West Virginia made only eight of 17 free throw attempts.
The Mountaineers were plagued by cold shooting early in the game, and Pittsburgh took an eight-point lead at 16-8 at 12:05 on a layup by Gore.
But West Virginia battled back, outscoring the Panthers 20-8 in the last 6:50 before the half. The Mountaineers stole the ball from Pittsburgh 10 times in the first half.
Pittsburgh turned the ball over 14 times in the first half, compared to West Virginias seven.
Georgetown...........78
Sf. Uo...................40
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Jaren Jackson scored all 16 points of his wints in the first half Saturday to ead No. 14 Georgetown to a 78-40 victory over St. Leo College.
Jackson scored five points in a 15-0 run that gave the Hoyas a 20-4 lead. Georgetown increased the margin to 39-20 at halftime and led by as many as 42 points in the second half.
The Hoyas also got 13 points from Anthony Tucker, all in the second half, in improving their record to 4-1.
St. Leo, a Division II school, got 10 points from Mark Van Gerpen and nine from Tyburn DeBellotte and fell to 3-3.
Jackson made three 3-point field goals in the opening 20 minutes as the Hoyas limited the Monarchs to 28 percent shooting from the floor while compiling a 25-9 rebound margin.
Georgetown opened the second half with a 21-2 run that gave them a 60-22 lead with 10 minutes remaining.
and were even worse in the second half, shooting 32 percent to finish the game 22 of 64 for 35 percent.
In addition, Florida hit 17 of 27 free throws. Florida State attempted seven free throws, hitting three.
Florida took command in the first half by building a 25-14 lead while Florida State went scoreless for five minutes. A Maxwell jumper and Schintzius layup enabled the Gators to pull awav from a 47-41 lead, and Florida State never threatened again.
Tyrone Shaw of West Virginia (53) is guarded close by Pitts Charles Smith (32) and Darelle Porter (20). Pitt, ranked number two in the nation, took a 70-64 win Saturday. (AP Laserphoto)
Tillmon scored eight points in the spree and Tucker, a freshman, had seven.
Georgetown, which beat St. Leo by 75 points last year, entered the game coming off an 87-82 loss to Virginia Tech.
Florida..................71
Florida St...............48
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - Vernon Maxwell scored 16 points and 12th-ranked Florida outscored Florida State 17-3 from the free throw line on its way to a 71-48 victory Saturday.
Maxwell, held scoreless for the first nine minutes, led a balanced attack that helped Florida, 5-1, build a 14-point halftime lead and hold off a Florida State rally that cut the Gators advantage to six points with 10:07 to play.
Dwayne Schintzius, Florida's 7-foot-2 center, used his height advantage to score 14 points against a Florida State front line featuring no player taller than 6-8.
Livingston Chatman also scored 14 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Florida, while Pat Lawrence had 10 points as the Gators bounced back from a loss at Southern Methodist that knocked them out of the Top Ten.
Florida State, which rallied from a 13-point deficit against I6th-ranked Oklahoma only to lose 89-87 Thursday night, dropped to 3-2. Tony Dawson led the Seminles with 14 points.
Florida States performance before a crowd of 10,550 at the OConnell Center was undermined by poor shooting. The Seminles shot 39 percent from the field in the first half
Purdue..................96
Ball St...................47
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) -Everette Stephens scored 12 of his 16 points in the first half as No. 13 Purdue grabbed a 35-point lead and went on to beat Ball State 96-47 Saturday.
The 49-point loss was Ball States largest losing margin in 32 years, breaking the old mark of of 48 set in 1955 in a 113-55 loss to Cincinnati.
Purdue, 6-1, led 13-8 with 14:34 left in the first half when it scored 11 straight points, including the final four by Stephens on a layin and a jumper that made it 24-8 with 10:36 remaining.
A minute later, after the 1-3 Cardinals narrowed the margin to 24-12 on a Mike Giunta basket, Purdue reeled off another 13 straight points, including two baskets by Stephens and Todd Mitchell's basket and two free throws that made the score 37-12 with 3:54 left in the half.
The halftime score of 49-14 represented the fewest points ever scored in a half at Mackey Arena, breaking the old marks of 15 set by Wisconsin in 1975 and tied by Illinois in 1985.
The Boilermakers took their biggest lead of the game, 93-40, on two straight baskets by Ryan Berning with less than four minutes remaining.
Ball State, unable to penetrate against Purdue, resorted to outside shooting but shot only .321 for the game on 18 of 56. Purdue shot. 633, on 38 of 60.
Mitchell had 14 points for Purdue and Melvin McCants and Troy Lewis each had 13.
Ball States Derrick Wesley led all scorers with 18,
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E. Michigan ...63
ANN ARBOR, Mich, f AP) - Gary Grant scored 33 points, 24 in the first half, as No. 15 Michigan ran out to a 39-point halftime lead and crushed ' Eastern Michigan 115-63 Saturday.
The Wolverines sixth consecutive victory improved their record to 7-1, while the Hurons fell to 4-2.
Eastern Michigan had taken No. 10 Missouri into double overtime before losing last Saturday, but none of the Huron guards was able to slow down Grant, who had 15 points in the first 10 minutes of play as the Wolverines jumped out to a 28-12 advantage.
The Hurons scored the next five points, but Michigan responded with a 38-10 run during the last 9:29 of the half and owned a 66-27 halftime advantage.
Grant also had 11 assists in the first half.
The Wolverines shot 67 percent from the field in the first half, while limiting Eastern Michigan to a 28 percent.
The second half was a formality, and the Wolverines 52-point margin of victory matched their biggest lead of the game,
Glen Rice finished with 25 points, while Sean Higgins added 20 for the Wolverines.
Grant Long and Lorenzo Neely scored 13 points each to lead the Hurons.
DePaul..................73
Notre Dame............69
ROSEMONT, 111. (AP) - Rod Strickland scored 22 points and Kevin Edwards added 17, including seven in overtime, Saturday as DePaul beat No. 19 Notre Dame 73-69.
The Blue Demons, 4-1, erased an eight-point deficit in the second half and outscored the Fighting Irish 10-6 overtime.
The victory overshadowed a strong performance by Notre Dame guard David Rivers who scored 26 points, but only two in overtime as the Irish fell to 3-2.
In overtime, DePaul went ahead 67-63 on an Edwards basket with 3:16 left. Notre Dame tied it with consecutive baskets by Keith Robinson and Rivers.
Edwards then came back with a three-point play after being fouled to give DePaul the edge 70-67. Gary Voce scored for Notre Dame, but DePaul clinched it when Edwards hit a 20-footer to put the Blue Demons up 72-69.
Terence Greene scored 14 points for DePaul and Stanley Brundy got 13. Robinson scored 14 for Notre Dame.
Down by eight twice in the second half, DePaul rallied to 63-61, when Greene stole the ball from Rivers and made a basket with 44 seconds remaining in regulation.
Notre Dame tried to bring the ball up court, but DePaul came up with a steal. Edwards got the ball and hit a lay-in to tie the game at 63 with 27 seconds left.
The Irish went for the last shot. Robinson was fouled with three seconds remaining, missed two free throws and the game went into overtime.
St. John's...............72
UCLA....................64
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Michael Porter scored 18 points, including six in the final five minutes, to lead St. John's to a 72-64 nonconference victory over UCLA, handing the Bruins their third straight home defeat. Shelton Jones added 17 points as St.
Johns broke a 53-53 tie with five minutes to play and outscored the Bruins 19-11 for the remainder of the game.
The Bruins were led by Jerome Richardson with 22 points and Trevor Wilson with 18
It was the second time in the history of Pauley Pavilion that UCLA has lost three consecutive home games.
The last time was in 1983-84, Larry Farmers final season 1983-84. The Bruins are now 1-4 this season.
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CHICAGO (AP) Michael Jordan, who often performs the impossible, says the Chicago Bulls are for real this season.
Jordan scored 44 points, blocked five shots, had five steals and dished out nine assists in leading the Chicago Bulls to a 112-103 NBA victory over the Houston Rockets Saturday.
And, as usual, Jordan saved his best for the final minutes, scoring Chicagos final 10 points while hitting on seven of 10 shots from the field in the final quarter.
The loss was the first in four games for Houston while the Bulls improved their record to 14-6.
Jordan scored 31 of his points in the second half while teammate Charles Oakley added 19 points and had 14 hebounds.
The key to our success is the fastbreak and when we can use it, we can run other teams inhto the ground, Jordan said. In my three years with the Bulls, it has been my hope that we could develop a system utilizing a fastbreak that would make the other teams literally break their backs to try and stop us.
. But one thing is for sure the Bulls are no longer a fluke. Our day has come and I think the rest of the league has learned to respect us. Akeem Olajuwon led Houston with 31 points but Bulls Coach Doug Collins said, he had to do it on 25 shots and we kept him away from the basket and only allowed him one offensive rebound.
But, for Jordan, playing like David against those Goliaths made my day and allowed me to continue to display my technique of blocking shots from behind, rather than face to face.
According to Collins, when you hold (Ralph) Sampson (20 points) to a single free throw in the last Ijuarter, and make Olajuwon take jump shots, while making sure Sampson has to take uncomfortable hook jobs, you know Oakley and Artis ilmore are doing their job,
; Houston Coach Bill Fitch said we sure put a lot of holes in the viewers TV sets, because there were simply too many holes in our game.
The Bulls, who shot 13-for-19 in the third quarter to take an 85-78 lead, extended the margin to 91-80 with 9:49 to play. Houston, which had won its last three games, closed the deficit to 98-92 with 4:52 remaining.
Two free throws by Horace Grant made it 100-92 with 3:57 remaining, and after the teams exchanged baskets, Jordan hit three baskets and (four free throws over the final 2:40 to keep the Bulls in front.
I Jordan, who had 13 first-half points, matched that total in the third period. Nine came in a 13-5 spurt that put the Bulls ahead 72-62. Chicago hit 10 of its first 12 shots in the first 10:20 pf the third period.
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McCrav 1-3 3-4 5, Sampson 7-15 6-7 20. Olajuwoii 12-25 7-10 31. Leavell 6-15 2-3 15. Short 3-8 04) 6, Reid 0-3 0-0 0. Petersen 2-4 0-0 4, Johnson 2-6 2-3 6, Free 6-11 4-4 16, Ponner 04) 04) 0, Harris 04) 0-0 0. Totals 39-'9024-31 103.
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hicago 37 17 31 27112
* 3-Point goals-Paxson 2, Leavell. Fouled putNone. ReboundsHouston 55 (Sampson 12), Chicago 44 aiakley 14). Assists flouston 28 (Leavell 15'. Chicago 33 (Pax-jon, Jordan 9). Total fouls-Houston 23. Chicago 23. A-18,096.
Denver................131
Philadelphia..........121
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Denver Coach Doug Moe says the Nuggets are a good defensive team but they just dont know it yet.
We knew that we had to play a consistent 48 minutes, Moe said after Denvers 131-121 NBA victory snapped Philadelphias three-game winning streak Saturday.
Denvers points for the first half and for the game were the most scored against Philadelphia this season.
We didnt give the 76ers a chance to set up, Moe said. We pushed the ball up court quickly. Were a good defensive team. We were very active and we caused a lot of turnovers, I believe we have a pretty darn good team, but we just dont know it yet.
Jay Vincent scored a season-high 33 points as the Nuggets built a 19-point lead to hold off a late rally by the Sixers. Vincent also had to guard the 76ers leading scorer, Charles Barkley, who led his injury-plagued team with 28 points.
We kept the pressure on when they started coming back, Vincent said. Playing Barkley can be a tough day. Hes just so strong, but he seemed tired in the second half. I thought they couldnt keep pace with us.
Philadelphia Coach Matt Guokas, who has lost regular front-court players Roy Hinson and Tim McCormick and rookie center Chris Welp within the last two weeks, said Denver was just too quick for the 76ers, who fell 12 games behind first-place Boston in the Atlantic Division.
It seemed like we were climbing out of a hole the whole day, Guokas said. We didnt come out aggressively enough defensively and they played smart defense against us.
Barkley agreed.
We couldnt get over the hump, he said. We werent able to keep up the tempo. That puts a lot of unnecessary anguish on you. But give them credit they played well and I had a tough day. A*lot of guys on their team had a good game. It wasnt a lack of effort on our part.
After trailing by 19 points early in the third quarter, the 76ers closed the deficit to 120-116 with 2:09 to play when Gerald Henderson tapped in a missed tree throw.
But the Nuggets Alex English, who finished with 30 points, made a jump shot from the side and Vincent hit a layup and a free throw to put Denver ahead 125-116 with 52 seconds remaining.
Vincent scored 21 points in the first half as the Nuggets built a 69-55 lead. Lafayette Lever had 18 of his 26 points in the second half as Denver enjoyed its largest lead of the game at 87-68 early in the third quarter.
DENVF.R (131)
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Denver 37 32 28 34-131
Philadelphia 27 28 33 33-121
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Marshall Avenges An Earlier Defeat
BOONE, N.C. (AP) - After Marshall scored a 24-10 victory over Appalachian State in the NCAA Division I-AA semifinals Saturday, both coaches said Marshall might have had an edge because of an earlier loss to the Mountaineers.
Yes, there is something to be said about the psychological advantage of playing a team a second time after they teat you the first time, said George Chaump, who saw Ron Darby rushed for 138 yards and two touchdowns to pace Marshall to a berth in next Saturdays title game in Pocatello, Idaho.
Ive seen it happen many times. This time, as the last, we were playing them on the road, but our fans made it more like home today. They were really into the situation.
Marshall, 104, will play Northeast Louisiana, which teat Northern Iowa 44-41 in overtime Saturday. Appalachian State, ranked No. 2 in Division 1-AA and the top seed in the playoffs, ended the season at 11-3.
Appalachian State coach Sparky Woods said his teams 17-10 victory over Marshall on Nov. 7, also on the Mountaineers hometurf, may have been a liability in the playoffs.
When you teat a team and then have to play them again in the same season, the pressure is definitely on the w'inning team the second time, said Appalachian State coach Sparky Woods. It's tough for the coach that won the first game to come up with something smart to say the second time.
Marshall quarterback Tony Petersen completed 25 of 37 passes for 259 yards and one touchdown and Marshalls defense held Appalachian to 149 yards.
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The Thundering Herd, ranked 14th, made it 3-3 when Rondell Wan-namakers interception set up Brian Mitchell's 42-yard field goal with 7:43 left in the second quarter.
Petersen capped Marshalls next drive with a 4-yard touchdown pass to Mike Barter to make it 10-3. Darbys first score, a 2-yard plunge that capped a 79-yard drive, gave the Thundering Herd a 17-3 halftime lead.
Appalachian State scored its only touchdown with 5:56 left in the third quarter when Bobby Fuller tossed a 16-yard pass to Wardell Jefferson to cut Marshalls lead to 17-10. The score came two plays after Quincy Bethea blocked Kevin Gaults punt, which was recovered by Leonard Lee at the Marshall 19.
Darby, who carried 34 times, scored his second touchdown on a 6-yard run with 2:25 left to end the Mountaineers comeback hopes.
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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - Ron Adams hit Craig Ostrander with a 32-yard touchdown pass with 3:59 left to give Eastern Michigan a 30-27 victory over San Jose State in the California Bowl Saturday.
The victory by the Hurons, 10-2, ended a string of three straight onesided losses by Mid-American Conference representatives.
The Spartans, of the host Pacific Coast Athletic Association, had been favored by up to 17 points to win their second straight California Bowl.
But Eastern Michigan scored on its first possession. Glennard Smith returned the opening kickoff 48 yards to the San Jose State 42 and the Hurons drove to the 1, where Bob Foster dove over for the score.
Spartans tailback Kenny Jackson tied the game with a 6-yard off-tackle slant for a touchdown, but a 42-yard field goal by Tim Henneghan put the Hurons on top 10-7 at the end of the first quarter.
Foster scored again on a 1-yard plunge early in the second quarter for a 17-7 lead. But after the Spartans, 10-2, were stopped on one goal-line stand, they scored on their next possession when fullback James Saxon took a pitchout and hit Bill Klump with a 1-yard TD pass.
Mike Perez put the Spartans ahead 21-17 late in the third quarter with a 12-yard scoring pass to Johnny Johnson.
Eastern Michigan regained the lead on the first play of the fourth quarter on Gary Pattons 15-yard touchdown run. Patton finished with 130 yards rushing.
Saxon gave San Jose the lead for the final time with a 16-yard run before Adams pass to Ostrander gave the Hurons the victory.
The Spartans had one last chance, but were stopped in Eastern Michigan territory on fourth-and-3 with 2:10 to go. The Hurons then ran out the clock.
Perez, playing his final game for the Spartans, passed for 290 yards, completing 26 of 39 passes with no interceptions.
In other games Saturday, Marshall downed Appalachian State 24-10 and Northeast Louisiana edged Northern Iowa 4441 in overtime to earn berths
in the NCAA Division I-AA championship game.
Troy State downed Portland State 31-17 to win the NCAA Division II title, while Wagner College defeated Dayton 19-3 for the Division III crown.
In NAIA Division I semifinal games, it was Carson-Newman 21, Mesa 7, and Cameron 20, Pittsburg St. 10.
NCAA Division I-AA Semifinals Northeast Louisiana 44, Northern Iowa 41
Northern Iowas Mike Smith set a Division I-AA playoff record by throwing six touchdown passes, but Teddy Garcias 41-yard field goal on the second possession in overtime gave Northeast Louisiana the win.
Smith capped a comeback from a 35-14 halftime deficit when he hit Sherrod Howard with a 5-yard TD pass with seven seconds left, then connected with Woody Wright for a two-iwint conversion.
Neither team scored on its first overtime possession before Garcia kicked his field goal. Northern Iowas Danny Helmer missed a 38-yard try that would have sent the game to a third overtime.
Northeast Louisiana improved to 12-2, while Northern Iowa finished 104.
NCAA Division II Troy St. 31, Portland St. 17
Five-foot-six quarterback Mike Turk ran for 190 yards and two touchdowns as Troy State rallied for its second Division II title in four years.
Turks 1-yard scoring run sparked a 21-point third period, and his 51-yard gallop with 1:43 to go clinched the victory.
Troy State finished 12-1-1, while Portland State, making its first trip to the playoffs, ended 11-2-1.
NCAA Division III Wagner 19, Dayton 3
Greg Kovar passed for 301 yards and two first-half touchdowns as Wagner rolled to a 19-0 halftime lead and teat Dayton in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl to capture its first Division III title in three playoff appearances.
Kovar threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to John Chaney in the first quarter and added a 22-yarder to Keith Johnson 20 seconds before
Marshall 01707 24
Appalachian St. 3 070 10 ASU-FG Nittmo 32
MAR-Barber 4 pass from Peterson (Mitchell kick)
MAR-FG Mitchell 42 MAR-Darby 2 run (Mitchell kick) ASUJefferson 16 pass from Fuller (Nittmo kick)
MAR-Darby 6 run (Mitchell kick) A-14,621.
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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Marshall, Darby 34-138, Hazard 4-10. Appalachian St., Melcher 18-40, Beaty 2-9.
PASSING-Marshall, Petersen 25-37-1-259. Appalachian St., Fuller 13-32-3-119 RECEIVING-Marshall, Barber 6-88, Doctor 6-68. Appalachian St., Wesley 3-45, Jefferson 2-33.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Whitey Herzog, the St. Louis Cardinal manager, is considered a wheeler-dealer among major league skippers, making, at times, unusual moves.
In a game against the Philadelphia Phillies during the 1987 season, Herzog asked relief pitcher Ricky Horton to move into right field late in the contest.
Swofford To Meet With Search Group
By The .Associated Press
North Carolina athletic director John Swofford has completed the first round of interviewing football coaching candidates and will meet Sunday with the eight-member advisory committee charged with helping him find a replacement for Dick Crum.
Well find out what Johns impressions are and go from there. said committee member Charles Waddell, a former North Carolina football and basketball player who works for NCNB in Charlotte.
Well probably interview the top three or four people. Im speaking for myself and not the committee, but we need to do something as soon as possible while there are still some good high school players out there, Waddell told The Charlotte Observer.
The Durham Morning Herald reported Saturday that the search for a new football coach appears to have been narrowed to four candidates.
Sources told the newspaper that Crums replacement is expected to
be either Tulane coach and athletic director Mack Brown, Arizona State coach John Cooper, Air Force coach Fisher DeBerry or Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike Shanahan.
All four men were interviewed by Swofford and the candidates are expected to meet with the committee this week, the newspaper said.
Swofford has indicated that he would like to name a new coach by Christmas Day.
It has been reported that Brown, 36, is considered the leading candidate to become the UNC coach. He has an 11-22 record in three years at Tulane, but has steadily rebuilt the Green Wave program. Tulane was 1-10 in 1985 - Browns first year -then improved to 4-7 last season and 6-5 this year.
Brown coached Appalachian State to a 6-5 record in 1983, leaving after one season to become offensive coordinator at Oklahoma.
Brown could not be reached for comment, and has not discussed a possible move to UNC.
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halftime for Wagner, 13-1.
Dayton, 11-3, avoided a shutout when Mike Duvic kicked a 39-yard field goal midway through the third quarter.
NAIA Division I Cameron 20, Pittsburg St. 10 Cameron scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns to defeat top-ranked Pittsburg State.
The Aggies trailed 10-0 until quarterback Roosevelt Gamble lunged over from the 1 to open the fourth quarter. Cameron, 10-2, took the lead for good when running back Chuck Smith capped a 16-play drive on fourth and goal by sneaking across for a touchdown. Charles Washington returned an interception 45 yards for the final touchdown.
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Carson-Newman 21, Mesa 7
Willie Lundy returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown to help defending champion Carson-Newman back into the championship game.
After Lundys touchdown, the Eagles, 10-3, made it 14-0 later in the opening period when Alvin Thomas, who gained 129 yards, scored on a 23-yard run.
Kenneth Tyson scored the Eagles other touchdown late in the first half on a 3-yard run.
Mike Vaughn scored the only touchdown for Mesa, 11-1, in the fourth period on a 10-yard run.
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Jamesville Gets Split With Manteo
JAMESVILLE Eric Spruill scored 17 points and Ben James added 15 as Jamesville rolled over Manteo in a high school basketball game Saturday.
The Bullets jumped ahead 15-4 in the first quarter and took a 25-17 lead into the lockerroom at halftime.
Manteo pulled within 31-25 at the end of the third quarter but that was as close as the score would get as Jamesville outscored Manteo 21-9 over the final frame.
The Bullets improve to 3-4 overasll and 2-2 in the Tobacco Belt 1-A conference.
In the girls game, Manteo took a 55-39 win as Jamesville fell behind early and never recovered.
Manteo jumped out to a 17-6 first quarter lead and expanded that to 28-12 by halftime.
Jamesville, 1-6, was led by Jennifer Getchells 17 points while Val Clark added 14.
Both the Jamesville boys and girls teams return to action Tuesday at Bear Grass.
JV Game: Jamesville 45, Manteo37 Girl's Game
.MANTEO (55)
Haywood 5 5-6 15, Daniels 2 0-0 4. Kelly 0 0-0 0, Ruble 3 0-0 6, Bock 5 7-17 17, McMur-Iran 21-5 5, Wilson 10-12, Pitts 3 (M) 6, Sillis -0 0-0 0, D. Hardy 0 0-0 0, D. Cooper 0 0-0 0, C. Hardy 0 0-0 0. Totals 2113-'28 55. -J.AMESV1LLE(39)
Clark 5 4-4 14, Goldberg 1 0-0 2, Styons 2 1-2 5, Bowens 0 0-0 0, Getchel 8 (1) 0-2 17, Blanton 0 1-2 1, Cox 0 0-0 0, Sexton 0 0-0 0, Ambrose 0 0-0 0, Whitford 0 0-0 0. Totals 16 (1)6-1039.
Manteo........................17 11 13 1455
Jamesville.....................6 6 10 1739
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.MANTEO (34)
Ambrose 3 0-0 6, Michel 1 0-0 2, Tillett 4 0-0 8, Adams 2 (1 > 2-2 7, Mekins 1 4-6 6, White 13-4 5, Charity 0 0-0 0, Greene 0 0-0 0, Everette 0 0-0 0, Watkins 0 0-0 0, Jewell 0 0-0 0, Gordon 0 0-10. Totals 12 (1) 9-13 34. JAMESVILLE (.52)
Hagan 1 7-10 9, Spruill 8 (1) 0-1 17, Demery 3 1-3 7, Vincent 2 0-0 4, James4 (2) 5-7 15, Basnight 0 0-0 0, Moore 0 0-0 0, Dickerson 0 0-0 0, Phelps 0 0-0 0. Totals 18 (3) 13-2152.
.Manteo...........................4 13 8 9-34
Jamesville.....................15 10 6 2152
Conley JV Team Gets 2 Wins, 1 Loss
DURHAM D.H. Conleys JV wrestling team came away with two wins and a loss following a JV Quadrangular meet Saturday.
In the first match, Conley took a 51-23 win over Cary. In the second match, the Vikings were again winners, topping Lee County 39-36. Northern Durham . then handed the Vikes a 42-36 loss.
Five Conley wrestlers took wins in all three meets, starting with Jason ;Osborne at 112 pounds; Glenn Whitehurst at 135 pounds; Terriell Gibbs at 171 pounds; Larry Wilson at 189 pounds and Danny Osborne at heavyweight.
Conley improves to 3-2-1 and returns to action Friday at Rocky Mount.
BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer While the 1987 NFL draft class was filled with projects, those players with potential but rough edges, a few rookies did make it big and a couple of others have already washed out.
Linebackers Shane Conlan and Cornelius Bennett in Buffalo and receiver Ricky Nattiel in Denver already are forces.
Harris Barton in San Francisco, Bruce Armstrong in New England, Jerome Brown in Philadelphia, D. J. Dozier in Minnesota and Danny Noonan in Dallas quietly have been effective.
Then there have been the first-round busts, including a pair of quarterbacks St. Louis Kelly Stouffer, who hasnt signed, and Chris Miller of Atlanta who havent played a down.
Some players from the lower rounds have also made significant contributions. Running backs Troy Stradford (Miami, fourth round), Christian Okoye (Kansas City, second round) and Jamie Mueller (Buffalo, third round); defensive backs Nate Odomes (Buffalo, second), Ron Francis (Dallas, second) and Delton Hall (Pittsburgh, second); linebacker Alex Gordon (Jets, second) and nose tackle Henry Thomas (Minnesota, third) are among these.
As for those first-rounders, heres how theyve done so far:
STARS
In Buffalo, theyre touting Conlan and Bennett not only for the All-Rookie team but All-Pro. Both have been dominant linebackers since Bennett was acquired in the three-team Eric Dickerson trade. Conlan
Conley 51, Car> 23 103 Shawn Laurenstein (Op. Ashley Summerlin (: 56)
112 Jason Osborne (DHC) won by forfeit
119 Michael Clear (C) won by forfeit 125 Mike Stocks (DHC) p. Chris Leslie
(1:38)
130 Lindy Renegar (C) won by forfeit 135 Glen Whitehurst (DHC) tp over Frank Bonner, 21-6
140 Brian Hodge (C) won by forfeit 145 Jeff Whealton (DH(J) p. Chris
145 David Steinbach (LC) p. Whealton
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152 - Stebleton (DHC) p. Kevin Degon
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160 Randall Hooker (LC) p. Middleton
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171 Gibbs (DHC) d. Ashley Brown. 9-3 189 Larry Wilson (DHC) p. Lee Wicker (3:09)
HWT - Osborne (DHC) p. Charles Mitchell (3:05)
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; 152 Randy Stebelton (DHC) p. John .Lehman (4:43)
160 Jonathon Middleton (DHC) d. .Marcus Johnson, 4-0
. 171 Terrell Gibbs (DHC) p. Ed Cummings (1:22)
. 189 Larry Wilson (DHC) won by forfeit
HWT Danny Osborne (DHC) p. Steve Joe(l:22)
Conlev 39, Lee County 36 103 Morgan Brown (LC) p. Summerlin (2:17)
112 Osborne (DHC) won by forfeit 119 A.J. Covert (LC) won by forfeit 125 Stocks (DHC) p. John Thomas
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130 Troy Rudescla (LC) won by forfeit 135 Glenn Whitehurst (DHC
Thomas Mitchell, 19-2 140 Jason Carnes (LC) won by forfeit
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Northern Durham 42, Conley 36
103 Mike Hall (.ND) p. Siimmerlin (2:49)
112 Osborne (DHC) p. Calvin Bullock (2:44)
119 Steve Wright (ND) won by forfeit
125 Deymon David (ND) p. Stocks (1:33)
130 Rob Porter (ND) won by forfeit
135 Whitehurst (DHC) p. Brian Walters (2:42)
140 Kenny Westbrook (ND) won by forfeit
145 Kenny Long (ND) p Whealton (1:49)
152 Ira Curl (ND) p. Stebelton (2:30)
160 - Middleton (DHC) p. .Mike Hill (3:26)
171 Gibbs (DHC) won by forfeit
189 Wilson (DHC) p. Dennis Bailey (1:13)
WHT Osborne (DHC) p. Kevin Jenkins (:41)
North Pitt, which shared the football title, is second with 14 points while Farmville Central is third with IU2. Greene Central follows with 10, trailed by
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has prospered since being moved inside with the addition of Bennett on the outside.
At the press conference after the trade, Bills Coach Marv Levy said of Bennett, I cautioned everyone not to expect too much this year. Well, his impact was felt immediately. He has learned much quicker than I would expect a rookie to without training camp.
As for Conlan, he leads the Bills with 86 tackles.
We thought he was better-suited for the inside, Levy said. But I have to admit we didnt know how well-suited.
Nattiel is perfectly suited for the Broncos. His speed and moves have made him one of John Elways favorite targets he is second on the team with 24 receptions for 493 yards and a team-high 20.5 yards per catch. Nattiel, the next-to-last selection on the first round, has two touchdowns and has returned 12 punts for a 6.1 average and four kickoffs for a 19.5 average.
Hes made some very big catches for us, Coach Dan Reeves said. Like all rookies, he still has to work on his consistency. He knows he needs to run disciplined routes every play, not just some of the time.
But overall, weve been very pleased with his play. STARTERS Selected 22nd and 23rd, Barton and Armstrong have fit in well on the offensive lines of the 49ers and Patriots, respectively.
What surprised me about him was he started off strong, he didnt make rookie mistakes, said New England guard Ron Wooten, who plays
alongside Armstrong.
One of the things the Patriots liked about me was not only my ability, but my knowledge of the game, Armstrong said. To be beaten because the other guy is better than you is one thing, but to get beat because you make a mistake, that is unforgivable.
Brown has been called the best player to come out of the draft by Eagles Coach Buddy Ryan. He should be the rookie defensive player of the year.
Brown isnt quite so impressed with his play.
You can always improve in life, he said. Ive done well against the run. I get frustrated because theres a lot of holding. I have to calm down and realize that you cant get to the passer all the time.
Dozier scored six touchdowns before hurting his ankle last month. He had alternated with veteran Darrin Nelson at tailback and had 182 yards rushing and 10 pass receptions.
Defensive tackle Noonan has prospered from the fine play of Too Tall Jones at end for the Cowboys. Its been a difficult season in Dallas, but Noonans future offers hope.
Roger Vick has been the Jets starting fullback all season. Hes shown some sparks, but his inconsistent blocking and running have hampered the offense.
Vinny Testaverde, the top pick overall, got his first start for Tampa Bay last week against New Orleans. He fumbled two of his first four snaps, but eventually passed for 369 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another,
We saw an example of what he
can do and is going to do, Saints linebacker Rickey Jackson said of Testaverde. Hes going to be a dominant player in this league.
Alonzo Highsmith, who will be a prominent fullback with Mike Rozier as his backfield partner in Houston, signed late and hasnt had a chance to display his talents.
Brent Fullwood has had similar troubles in Green Bay, but he has scored five touchdowns.
Rod Woodson of the Pittsburgh Steelers held out with the 1988 Olympics in mind - hes a world-class hurdler. But, once he signed, Woodson was an immediate help on a defense which has been one of the niust pleasant surprises in the
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DE Joiiii Bosa has started nine games for Miami, but didnt do much until last Monday night on national television. He ate up the Jets with two sacks and spent most of the game in the New York backfield.
Til ' ues kept telling me I was pulling too much pressure on myself, Bosa said. As a first-rounder. I was trying to prove I was worthy of the pick. Instead of cutting loose. I was putting too much pressure on myself and it wasnt a healthy situation. On Monday, I just had fun and it was the greatest feeling in the world.
Massive John Clay (6-foot-5, 305) started seven games for the Raiders at right tackle, but sprained an ankle on Nov. 22 and hasnt played since.
The transition from college to the pros has been very smooth for him, Raiders scout George Karras said.
.Conley, Ayden-Grifton Lead Races
' D.H. Conley, Ayden-Grifton and Northampton East have taken the leads in their respective conferences for the Wachovia Trophy, presented annually to the school which has the outstanding athletic program in each conference across the state.
: Points are awarded under plans developed by each conference, but generally are awarded on the basis of finish in regular season standings or postseason tournaments.
Conley leads the 3-A Coastal Conference with a total of 82* 2 points at the end of the fall season. The Viking program was paced by a tie for third place in the state vollevball playoffs.
Washington is in second place with 80, followed by Havelock and West Carteret, tied for third with 15 each. East Carteret, North Lenoir and West Craven were tied for fifth with 10 each.
Ayden-Grifton, which tied for the Eastern Plains Conference football championship, leads that league with 144 points. Ayden-Grifton also finished second in girlsvolleyball,
Northampton East, finishing third in both tennis and jayvee football, leads the 2-A Northeastern Conference with 27 points.
Edenton and Plymouth are tied for second with 26, followed by Roanoke Rapids with 254. They are followed by Williamston at 25, Roanoke with 244 and Ahoskie with 23.
' Standings for the other two area conferences, the 4-A Big East, and the 1-A Tobacco Belt Conference, have not yet been made available.
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Rose Outlasts Warriors, 62-61
Getting It Off
Kose High Schools Billy Carr (42) gets off a pass to teammate Willie Woolard during action Friday night against Eastern Wayne, despite a Warriors efforts on defense. Rose pulled out a t>2-6l victory in the game to run its record to 4-0 on the season. (Reflector Photo bv Cliff Hollis)
By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor
Sometimes a little bit of luck came carry you a long way .
Friday night, a little luck in the final seconds of the basketball game enabled Rose High School to remain unbeaten, gaining a 62-61 victory over Eastern Wayne,
The Rampettes also stayed unbeaten through four games, downing the Lady Warriors, 37-18.
After having beaten Eastern Wayne by 15 on the Warriors home court, Rose might have expected things to have gone even better in its own home opener.
But Eastern, trailing by as much as nine points early, and by eight early in the final period, rallied behind the play of Terry Burney to pull back and take the lead, 61-60 with 54 seconds to go.
After Burney had brought the Warriors within one with two free throws. Rocky Bell chipped in a scooped layup to give Eastern its first lead since a 2-0 opening bucket.
But Roses Keyford Langley drove the lane to score with 24 seconds left and put Rose back into the lead, 62-61.
Eastern called time out at midcourt with 17 seconds to go, and eventually got the ball to Burney with about three seconds left, All alone about six feet from the basket, he started his drive, only to lose the ball to Rose as he started his move up to the basket with just one second showing.
With a very young group of kids. Im thrilled to get this one, Rose Coach Jim Brewington said. Eastern Wayne played well and we didnt. We didnt shoot well, but we did the things on defense that it took to win. Our quickness helped us stay in the game with them. They outmaneu-vered us on the inside for a lot of cheap shots.
Rose didnt shoot that poorly, hitting 44.8 percent from the floor.
Barbour Breaks Records; Garner Wins 4-A Crown
By The .Associated Press Shelbv and Murphy repeated as state high school football champions in their respective classifications, but Garner's Anthony Barbour stole the show with a record-breaking performance in the 4-A title game Barbour rushed for 262 yards and scored lour touchdowns, breaking the siiigle-season national prep record \^ith 47 rushing touchdowns, as Garner defeated Charlotte Harding 40 21 Friday night In the other title games. Shelby downed Burlington Williams 19-0 to take the 3-A crown, Whiteville held off Thomasville 1412 to capture the 2 A title and Murphy defeated Columbia 56-15 in the 1-A contest, Barbour's scores of 60, 55,50 and 4 yards broke the mark of 44 rushing touchdowns set last season by Randy Simmons of McKinney, Texas.
Barbour also upped his rushing yardage to 3,122, giving him the fifth best single-season total in prep history Barbour pas.sed former Detroit Lions' running back Billy Sims, who rushed for 3,080 yards while in high .'chool in Hooks. Texas.
When the weather is warm, he (Bartrour finds another gear. said (larner Coach Hal Stewart. "He is incredible, but .so is this team. It has somehow, some way always found a ay tow n '
He s the best I ve ever seen, said Harding Liiach Tom Knotts.
rhe Trojans y-apped a perfect 15- mark with the victory, while Harding . offered its first loss in 15 tries, in Burlington, quarterback
Therome George scored on a 42-yard touchdown run and passed for 111 yards to lead Shelby to its second straight 3-A football championship.
Its very difficult to repeat. Its a very, very hard thing to do, said Shelby Coach Jim Taylor. 1 feel like we beat a great football team.
We had two or three opportunities to get a touchdown but I didnt get them in the end zone, said Williams Coach Sam Story. Theve got an outstanding football team but the final score is not indicative of the difference in our teams.
George broke four tackles on his third-quarter scoring run, giving Shelby a 12-0 lead. Tim Rhodes scored on an 11-yard run with three seconds left in the same period to give the Golden Lions a 19-0 lead.
The victory extended Shelbys winning streak to 13 as the Golden Lions finished 14-1. Shelby is the first 3-A champion to successfully defend its crown since Williams won two straight in 1980-81.
The Bulldogs, who also won the title in 1985. finished 12-3.
Clint Gwaltney kicked two field goals in the second quarter, of 29 and 30 yards, giving him the unofficial state record with 17 in a season.
In Whiteville, Chester McGlockton caught a 15-yard fourth quarter touchdown pass and later made the game-clinching tackle on a two-point attempt as Whiteville defeated Thomasville for 2-A title.
Whiteville capped a perfect 15-0 season and won its first state title after losing in three title games in the
past six years. Thomasville finished 13-2.
McGlocktons 15-yard touchdown pass from John Plasky came with 7:22 left.
On the two-point conversion attempt, Thomasville tailback Pat Weldon was stopped at the 1-yard line by McGlockton.
Whiteville is the first Eastern 2-A team to win the state title since 1975, when Roanoke defeated West Montgomery 12-9.
In Murphy, Jeff Martin hit Carl Pickens with three touchdown passes as Murphy jumped out to a 42-point halftime lead and cruised past Columbia.
Pickens scored three of Murphy's eight TDs on passes of 12 in the first quarter, 42 in the second quarter and 13 in the third quarter. Kevin Nicely also scored on runs of 10 and 7 yards and brother Mel returned an interception 45 yards for another score.
Murphy, which outgained Columbia by more than 200 yards, finished the season at 14-1.
thanks to a 60 percent performance in the final period. Eastern finished with 49.0 for the evening, but that included an eight-for-nine performance in the second quarter.
Theyve improved a lot since we first played them, Brewington said of the Warriors. I just hope we can pick things up from here on, because its going to be a lot tougher in our conference.
After Eastern scored the opening basket, Rose scored two in a row to take a 4-2 lead. Carlos Cox then tied it for Eastern, 4-4, but over the next few minutes. Rose, led by Errol Wooten and Langley, outhit the Warriors, 11-2, to shoot out to a 15-6 lead. Rose held a 17-10 margin at the horn.
Eastern, behind seven straight points by Marcus Best, rallied to within two at 19-17 before Rose began to pull away again, building a 28-21 lead. Rose settled for a 34-29 edge at the half, however.
Gary Cox scored three points and Best added a shot off a rebound to tie it at 34-34 early in the third period. But James Teel hit two in a row for Rose to open up a 4-point lead, 38-34. Rose built the lead back up to seven and held that margin, 48-41, at the end of the frame.
In the final period, Burney scored 11 points in leading one final Eastern surge one that nearly carried past the Rampants. Tony Battles 3-point basket with 2:20 left pulled the Warriors within one at 58-57, but Rose twice countered to hold the lead until Bell hit for the momentary lead that Eastern was unable to protect.
Langley led Rose with 17 points while Wooten added 16 and Teel had 10.
Best paced Eastern with 17 while Burney had 11 and Battle had 11.
Rose High Schools girls shot the ball poorly but still had no trouble with Eastern thanks to a sticky defense.
The Rampettes tallied countless turnovers against the Lady Warriors and won easily.
After scoring the opening basket. Rose built up a 7-3 lead in the first period, then extended that to 14-5 be-
JVGaine: Rose 64, Eastern Wayne 53.
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Adams 0 0-0 0, Wilkerson 1 2-2 4, Seymour 1 0-12, L. Smith 11-4 3, Dawson 0
0-0 0, Lindgren 0 0-0 0, Baumann 1 1-3 3, J. Smith 12-24, Bell 10^) 2. Totals 6 6-12 18. ROSE (37)
Maxon 2 (1) 2-2 7, Gilbert 1 0-0 0, Stoneham 10-12. Smith 12-4 4, Vick 00-10, Moore 0 0-0 0, Barr 01-11, Kuykendall 0 3-5 3, Shankweiler 0 0-2 0, Rogers 2 0-0 4, Leisten 6 2-214. Totals 13 (1) 10-18 37.
Eastern Wayne.................3 4 2 18
Rose.................................7 7 15 837
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fore Eastern scored the final bucket of the half to trail 14-7.
Rose then scored 15 unanswered ppints to open the third quarter as Eastern managed to avoid a whitewash with one basket with 11 seconds left. Rose held a 29-9 lead as the final period opened.
Rose ran its lead to 23 as it played the subs most of the final period.
We are not shooting well, Coach Bill Kuykendall said.
Tina Smith sat out most of the first half after an early ankle injury, came back, but played only sparingly
in the second half. With Tina out, we didnt rebound well, Kuykendall added. But we played hard and we had a good defense. Were getting good shots, were just not putting the ball in the hole.
Im glad we won but I dont know whats going to happen down the road if we dont shoot and rebound better, the coach said.
Lisa Leisten led Rose with 14 points while no one scored in double figures for Eastern.
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By TOM MORRIS Reflector Sports Writer
HOLLYWOOD - D.H. Conley enjoys a luxury of depth and experience few high school teams do and it paid dividends Friday night against North Pitt in a 51-41 Viking win.
Viking coach W'alter Claybrook can call on eight players who were veterans of last years state 3-A championship squads while North Pitt coach Cobby Deans has a squad long on juniors and short on seniors.
The Panthers were also without senior guard Calvin Hunter, who is recovering from a football injury, and also lost starting forward William Morning to an injury midway through the game Friday.
Conley took the lead right away and never relinquished it.
The first half, 1 was very pleased with our defense, Claybrook said. I thought that we played hard and fairly smart, until the last quarter.
,\nd while the Vikings led the whole way. North Pitt was able to stay within striking distance but was never able to close the gap to less than 10 during the majority of the second half.
We were our own worst enemy, said North Pitt coach Cobby Deans. We had some guys in there who were not into it on either end of the court. Morning got hurt early and that hurt us.
. Conley, meanwhile, got balanced scoring as all 12 players saw action and 10 scored, led by 6-8 center Phil Medlins 11 points.
Medlin, who was sick all week, didn't enter the game until late in the third quarter, and it showed for the poor-shooting Vikings on the offensive end of the floor.
We havent had anybody yet who has settled in and gotten in a rhythm (shooting), Claybrook said. "Maybe thats my fault because weve got a big man in the lineup and Ive been harping on the guys to get it inside.
Conley led 12-6 after a slow-starting first quarter for both teams but
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' James Smith came off the bench and hit a jumper to open the second period and give Conley a 14-6 edge. Reggie Daniels countered for North Pitt with a jumper to make it 14-8.
Jonathan Bonner came back to hit from outside for the Vikings, but that was answered by a short shot by North Pitts Clayton Cherry that made the score 16-10.
Bonner followed that up with a three-point bucket that gave Conley a 19-10 lead.
North Pitt later pulled within 21-16 on a inside bucket and two free throws by Cherry but Conley went on a 6-0 run to end the quarter. Sherwood Wilder hit a jumper and then connected on a short shot inside the lane. Bronsw'ell Patrick finished the spurt with an outside shot in the final seconds of the half to give Conley a 27-16 edge at the half.
And once Conley got the lead, they played the Panthers even the rest of the way to maintain the margin, despite suffering through five turnovers in the third quarter.
But North Pitt was unable to take advantage of its breaks, primarily Conleys turnovers in the third quarter, which is where a lack of experience hurt the Panthers, according to Deans.
A young team like this probably doesnt know it had a break, he said. If you just had one senior that realizes tempo sets up the break. A couple of times we had a freshman, two sophomores and two juniors out there.
Sophomore Reggie Daniels had 11 points to lead the Panthers, while Rufus Bynum added 10.
I told them that this is something were not going to let happen to us again, Deans said. We were embarrassed.
Claybrook said the Vikings got good games out of three of their seniors, Bronwell Patrick, Wilder and Smith.
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ly good games for seniors against Greene Central (a 63-56 win), Claybrook said. Tonight I though they had better games.
North Pitt is 1-1 while Conley is 2-0.
North Pitts girls took a 49-46 win in the early game, but had to hold off a serious comeback attempt by the Valkyries.
The Pant-Hers led 44-28 with just over four minutes to go but Conley turned up the defensive pressure and quickly came back against the North Pitt reserves.
Glenda Hardy scored seven points, Lenora Tyson five and Charlene Davenport four over the final four minutes as Conley got within three points at 49-46 but was unable to close the gap.
Keisha Pilgreen hit two free throws with 32 seconds to go to move North Pitt out to a 49-42 lead,
Tyson then hit a basket inside and drew a foul on the play to make it 49-44. but she missed the ensuing free throw. She was fouled seconds later after a Pant-Her turnover and connected on one of two. On the miss, the ball went off North Pitt. Hardy was fouled on the ensuing play but hit on only one of two attempts to make it 49-46.
From there. North Pitt was able to run out the clock.
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Conley falls to 0-2 while North Pitt improves to 2-0.
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Hardy led Conley with 16 points while Davenport added 12 and Tyson 11.
JVGame: D H, Conley 73, North Pitt 56
Girls Game NORTH PITT (49)
K. Pilgreen 6 2-6 14, G. Pilgreen 5 4-6 14, Heath 7 0-2 14, Fraley 2 1-2 5, Powell 10-12, Leggett 0 0-0 0, Nichols 0 0-0 0. Clark 0 04) 0, Suggs 00-00. Totals 21 7-17 49.
D.H. CONLEY (46)
Hardy 7 2-316, Tyson 51-311, Whitehurst 1 0-0 0, Adams 0 0-0 0, Davenport 6 0-2 12, Barbee 0 0-0 0, Pakowski 11-2 3, McGhee 1 0-02. Totals 21 4-10 46.
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Bovs Game NORTH PITT (41)
Hardison 2 4-4 8, Daniels 5 (1) 04) 11, Morning 0 04) 0, Hines 0 0-0 0, Bynum 18-12 10, House 11-2 3, Cherry ^-2 8, Moore 0 04) 0. Totals 12 (1) 15-20 41.
D.H. CONLEY (51)
Merritt 11-3 3, Williams 3 2-2 8, Bonner 4 (1)0-0 9, Thompson 0 2-2 2, West 1 1-2 3, Smith 2 0-0 4, Patrick 2 0-2 4, Wilder 3 0-2 6, Clemens 00-00, Best 00-00, Medlin 35-811, MallisonO 1-21. Totals 19 (1) 12-24 51.
North Pitt........................6 10 8
D.H. Conlev...................12 15 9
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WASHINGTON - With a late start because of the long football season, Coach Bob Murphrey knew that his Chargers were in for some problems on the basketball court.
Friday night, those troubles caught up with them as hosting Washington raced to a 76-59 victory over the Chargers. Washington also won the girls game, 41-33.
Washington held only a 15-14 lead after one period of the boys contest, but pulled away after that. In the second period, the Pam Pack outhit the Chargers, 24-10, to run out to a 39-24 halftime lead.
The Chargers rallied in the third period, 18-14, but still trailed. 53-42, going into the final eight minutes. In that. Washington pulled away again, 23-17,
Washington was led by Joe Daniels with 19 points while Ryan Dixon hit 18 and Donnell Albritton had 11. Ronnell Peterson paced Ayden-Grifton with 25 while Eric Blount added 13.
In the girls game, Washington eased into a 9-8 lead after the first period, then outhit the Lady Chargers, 14-9, in the second frame. That gave the Lady Pack a 23-17 lead to take into the dressing room.
Washington boosted its lead to 35-26
in the third period and allowed a 7-6 comeback in the final period by Ayden-Grifton.
Tonya Holley led Washington with 15 points while no one scored in double figures for Ayden-Grifton,
Washingtons teams are both 3-0 on the year and were to face Bertie on Saturday night. Ayden-Griftons boys are now l-l while the girls are 0-2. The Chargers play host to North Lenoir on Tuesday.
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D.H. Conleys Phil Medlin scores two of his 11 points against North Pitt Friday night. The Vikings took a 51-41 win over the Panthers to run their record to 2-0 on the year. At right is Conleys Jonathan Bonner. (Reflector Photo by Thomas F^orrest)
Peterson 8 ( 5 ) 4-6 25, Blount 4 (4) 1-2 13, Smith 3 2-2 8, L. Dixon 2 1-2 5. Harper 1 04) 2, Woodard 1 2-2 4, Tyndall 1 0-0 2, Move 0 0-2 0, Reaves 0 0-0 0, Edwards 0 0-0 0, T, Dixon 0 04) 0, Martin 0 04) 0, Coburn 0 04) 0, Totals 20(9) 10-16 59.
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GCA Sweeps Past Wake Christian
Bullets Slip By Creswell/ 45-44
Greenville Christian Academys basketball teams captured their sixth straight victories Friday night, downing Wake Christian.
Greenvilles boys took a 62-50 win while the girls romped to a 68-41 victory.
Greenville held only a 16-15 lead after the first eight minutes of play in the boys game. Then, in the second period. Wake flexed its muscle and outhit the Knights, 10-3, to charge in-to.a 25-19 halftime lead.
But Greenville took command in the third period, 25-19, and pulled back to tie it up, 44-44. The Knights continued to dominate play in the final period, 18-6, to wrap up the win.
They were a strong team, Coach Dale Thatcher said. We had a good third quarter. Despite a height disadvantage, we tried getting the ball inside and then spread the court, took advantage of our quickness and made some defensive adjustments.
Robin House led Greenville with 30 points while Clint Parker added 18. Brian Allen led Wake with 18 while Jimmy Pate hit 12.
In the girls game, Greenville got off to an outstanding start, pouring in 32 points in the first period to just 12 for Wake. That put the game on ice.
Greenville moved its lead to 42-22 at the half, and led 58-36 going into the final quarter.
Joanie Cherry led GCA with 16 while Kim Faulkner had 14, Sandy Johnston had 12 and Myra Locklear had 10. Catherine Fish led Wake with 10.
We played about as good as we can in the first period and blew the game open, Thatcher said. We werent expecting it, but when it comes you have to take advantage of it.
Greenville plays host to Terra Ceia on Tuesday.
JV Game: Wake 58, Greenville44 GirisGame
WAKE (41)
Andrews 4(1)0-0 9, Coats 2 1-2 5, Fish 5 0-010, Franks 2 0-0 4, Cooke 10-0 2, Lee 4 0-0 8, K. Andrews 0 0-0 0, Hayes 0 0-0 0, Jones 0 0-0 0, Woodard 0 0-00, Davis 00-00, Rhodes 11-23, Glover 00-00. Totals 19(1)2-441. GREENVILLE (68)
Johnston 6 0-2 12, Tripp 2 1-2 5, Cherry 7 2-3 16, Faulkner 7 0-0 14, Locklear 5 0-0 10, Sizemore 0 1-2 1, Boseman 0 0-2 0, Swindell 1 0-2 2, Briley 0 0-0 0, Stillwell 1 2-4 4, Hef-fren 2 0-0 4, Totals 31 6-17 68.
Wake...........................12 10 14 S11
Greenville....................32 10 16 10-68
Williamston Ends Streak
WILLIAMSTON - Williamston snapped a four-game losing streak by taking a 67-63 basketball victory over Bertie Friday night.
Berties girls came away with a 45-20 romp in their game with the ' Lady Tigers.
Williamstons boys eased out into an 18-14 lead in the first period and outscored the Falcons, 16-12, in the second frame. That left Williamston with a 34-26 lead at intermission.
Bertie outhit the Tigers, 21-19, in the third period, cutting the lea(i to 53-47. The Tigers then held on as Bertie again outscored them, 16-14, but it wasnt enough to pull out the win.
Guy Spruill led Williamston with 18 while Walter Price had 16, Felix Purvis had 11 and Shawn Reed hit 10. Bertie was led by Tracy Everett with 27 while Jimmy Thompson had 14 and Eric Bellamy added 10.
Berties girls built up a 10-2 lead in the first quarter and were never headed. They led at the half, 18-6, and took a 30-11 lead into the final period.
Coefield led Bertie with 21 while T. Spivey added 12. No one scored in double figures for Williamston.
The Williamston boys are now 2-4 while the girls are 1-5. The Tigers travel to North Pitt on Tuesday.
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Coates 3 0-0 6, Carban 2 0-0 4, Pate 5(2) 0-0 12, Allen 8 2-4 18, White 4 0-0 8, Helder 1 0-0 2, Reed 0 0-0 0, Perkins 0 0-0 0, Brown 0 0-00. Totals 23(2) 2-4 50.
GREENVILLE (62)
Dixon 01-31, May 2(1)3-48, Parker 8 2-4 18, Joyner 11-3 3, House 12 (3) 3-6 30, Huggins 10-1 2, Leneave 0 0-0 0, Davidson 0 0-0 0, smith 00-0 0, Dobbs 00-00, Potter 0 0-0 0. Totals 24 ( 4) 10-20 62.
Wake...........................15 10 19 650
Greenville....................16 3 25 1862
JVGame; Bertie 61, Williamston 44.
Girls Game
BERTIE (45)
Coefield 10 (1) 0-0 21, Hayes 1 0-0 2, G. Spivey 10-2 2, T. Spivey 5 2-212, Lassiter 1 0-0 2, Wilson 1 0-0 2, S. Coefield 1 0-2 2, Parker 10-02. Totals 21 (1) 2-6 45. WILLIAMSTON (20)
Patterson 4 0-2 8, Manning 2 1-4 5, Daniels 20-04, Moore 0 2-6 2, Greene 01-21, Pou 0 0-0 0, D. Hawkins 0 0-00. Totals 8 4-14 20.
Bertie............................10 8 12 1515
Williamston ..... 2 4 5 20
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CRESWELL - Jamesville High School hung on to come away with a 45-44 basketball victory over Tobacco Belt Conference foe Creswell Friday night.
The Bullets trailed, 8-7, after the first period, then came back with a 20-10 margin in the second frame. That left Jamesville up, 27-18, at intermission.
In the third period, Creswell limited Jamesville to only two points while scoring 16 of its own, taking a 34-29 lead. But the Bullets fought back in the final period and Eric Spruills jumper with 1:12 left put Jamesville up, 45-44.
Creswell missed on a field goal attempt shortly thereafter, and Jamesville got the ball and ran the clock down to three seconds before drawing a foul. The shot missed, but Creswell didnt have enough time to score.
Spruill and James Demery each hacf 15 points to lead Jamesville with Craig Hagen hitting 10. Darnell Norman led Creswell with 14 while Neal Jones had 12 and Kenneth Cabarrus had 10.
Jamesvilles boys are now 2-4 overall and 2-2 in league play. The Bullets were to play host to Manteo in a non-league game Saturday.
Jamesville rolled to a 41-30 win in
the girls game as Karen Styons scored 14 points and Jennifer Getchel added 12.
The Lady Bullets took a 12-5 lead after one quarter of play, but Creswell came back within 24-22 by halftime.
The Lady Bullets took a four point advantage after three quarters of play, 32-28, and then outscored Creswell 9-2 over the final frame to take the win.
Jamesville improves to 1-5 on the year and 1-3 in the conference.
JV Game: Creswell 63, Jamesville42 Girls Game JAMESVILLE (41)
Clark 2 0-0 4, Goldberg 4 0-0 8, Styons 7 0-214, Getchell 60-012, Cox 11-2 3, Bowen 0 0-0, Sexton 0 0-0 0, Ambrose 6 0-0 0, Blanton 00-00. Totals 201-641.
CRESWELL (30)
Sawyer 10-0 2, Williams 3 4-1010, Rogers 1 1-2 3, Horton 1 1-4 3, Johnson 3 3-7 9, Rawls 0 3-6 3. Totals 9 12-32:10.
Jamesville......................12 12 8 941
Creswell...........................5 17 6 2-30
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CRESWELL (44)
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Editor's Note: Schedules are supplied by schools or sponsoring agencies and are subject to change without notice.
Monday's Sports Basketball Craven C.C. at Pitt C.C (7;30 p.m.)
Wrestling Northern Nash at Rose (7 p.m.)
Tuesday's Sports Basketball Jamesville at Bear Grass (5:30 p.m.)
Terra Ceia at Greenville Christian (5 p.m.)
North Lenoir at Ayden-Gniton (5 pm.)
Howard at East Carolina women (7:30p.m.)
Wilnamstonat North Pitt (5p m.) Columbia at Chocowmity (5:30 p.m.)
Roanoke at Farmville Central (5 p.m.)
Greene Central at Conley i5p m.) Washington at Plymouth (5 p m.) Jacksonville at Rose (4: :10 p m.) Hilltop at'Trinity (5:30p.m.)
Wednesday's Sports Basketball Southwest Edgecombe at Farmville Central (5pm.)
Pitt C.C. at Lenoir C.C. (7:30 p.m.) Conley at Ayden-Grifton (5 p.m.)
Wrestling Washington at Dixon (7 p.m.)
Swimming Rose at Northern Durham (4:30 p.m.)
Thursday 's Sports Basketball
Greene Central at West Craven (5
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Pungo at Greenville Christian (5 p.m.)
Bear Grass at Mattamuskeet (5:30 p.m.)
Friday's Sports Basketball
Belhaven at Jamesville (5:30 p.m.)
Avden-Grifton at Conley (5p.m.) Havelock at North Pitt (5 p.m.) Tarboroat Roanoke (5p.m.)
Bertie at Washington (5 p.m.) Terry Sanford at Rose (4:30 p.m.) Chocowinity at Creswell (5:30 p.m.)
Saturday's Sports Wrestling Washington Tournament Goldsboro, Cape Hatteras, Fike at Conley (1p.m.)
Basketball Clinton at Pitt C.C. (4p.m.)
East Carolina at Radford (3 p.m.)
Bowling
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Cherry Court Apts 39 17
Four S's.......................39 17
Beef-N-Shakes..............34 22
Untouchables...............34 22
Four Splits...................34 22
Bandits.......................30-j 25
Easy Rollers................30 26
Four Cs..............;........30 26
Quality TV...................26h 29',
Pin Pounders................26 30
D.S.W........................26 30
Bonne Chance.............23>i 32'2
Screwballs .............23>2 32%
Lucky Dogs .......19 37
S&HPals.....................17*2
The Young Ones 14 42
High game. Peggy Dragnett, 201, (ieorge Crabtree. 214; high series, Sharon Matthews, 556; Robert Shackleford, 615,
Hillcrest Ladies
The Hopefuls...............40'2 19>2
Me & MyNaturals........35 25
The Wingate Agency 30>2 29'i
14 Karat.......................28 32
Young & Restless..........24 36
Cherry Court Apts.........22 38
High game, Teresa Harper. 195; high series, Sharon Matthews, 549.
Sunday Bowlers
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Lucky Pins...................32 20
Family Affair...............32 20
Acheson's Buffet..........3l>2 20>2
CAT S........................31 21
The Unknowns..............30 22
Magic Markers.............29 23
Damn Yankees.............'27 25
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Up And Down.............26 26
Family Housing............26 26
G.E.M.S......................25 27
Alley Dusters...............234 M4
The Straglers...............21 31
WOW.......................21 31
Gimme A Break...........21 31
Something Different .17 35
Tornadoes....................16 36
Men's high game. Doyle Mat thews, Chris Blackmon, 242: men's high series, Doyle Matthews. 669: women's high 'game and series, Cathy Henry, 206,513
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Fun Rollers..................36 16
Alternatives...............28 24
Lucky Strikes............26 26
Invaders....................25 27
Pin Action................21 31
Odd Balls.....................20 32
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W ALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division
W I, T Pis GF GA N'T Islanders 17 9 1 35 117 88
New Jersey 15 10 4 34 96 93
Pittsburgh 12 11 5 29 Kfi 107
Philadelphia 11 13 5 27 93 106
Washington 12 14 2 26 100 91
NY Rangers 9 15 4 22 103 110
Adams Division Montreal 18 7 7 43 122 93
Boston 18 11 2 38 119 108
Hartford il 12 4 26 88 92
Buffalo 11 13 4 26 100 116
(Juebec 11 14 2 24 100 112
CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Division
W L T Pis GF GA Detroit 13 10 4 S) 105 88
Minnesota 11 14 4 26 103 118
Toronto 11 14 2 24 109 110
St, Louis 10 14 3 23 94 100
Chicago 10 16 2 22 100 131
Srovthe Division Calgary 17 9 4 38 143 111 Edmonton 18 10 2 38 138 104
Winnipeg 12 13 2 26 98 108
Vancouver 10 16 3 23 97 106
Los Angeles 7 19 4 18 111 149
Fridav's Games Pittsburgh 6, .New York Islanders 4 Philadelphia 3, Detroit 3, lie Caigan D, New Jersey 1 Quebec 3, Winnipeg 3, tie Edmonton 2. Vancouver 1
Satordavs Games Buffalo at Boston, 1:15 p.m.
New Jersey at New York Islanders. 7:05 pit)' . .
IjOs Angeles at Hartford, 7:35 p.m.
Chicago at Washington. 7:35 p m. Edmonton at Vancouver, 8; (fe p m Deusiit at Montreal, 8:05 p.m .New York Rangers at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Quebec at Minnesota, 8:35 p m Pittsburgh at St Louis, 8:35 p.m Sunday's Games Calgary at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8:05 p m Toronto at Chicago, 8:35 p.m
NBA Standings
Bv The Associated Press All Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division
W L Pet. GB Boston 11 8 579 -
Philadelphia 8 7 533 1
New York 6 12 .333 4 4
Washington 5 13 . 278 S'a
New Jersev 2 14 .125 7 4
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Denver 11 7 .611
Houston 11 7 .611
Utah 9 9 . 500
San Antonio 8 8 . 500
Sacramento 4 14 .222
Pacific Division L A, Lakers 12 6 .667
Portland II 8 .379
Seattle 9 9 500
Phoenix 7 9 .438
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Golden Stole 3 14 176 84
Fridav's Games Detroit 114. Washington 108 Los Angeles Lakers 115, Boston 114
Dallas 108, Phoenix 104, OT Milwaukee 125. Portland 112 Cleveland 115, Sacramento 113 Atlanta 109, Golden State 93 Saturday's Games Denver at Philadelphia, Ip.m Houston at Chicago. 3:30 p.m Portland at Indiana, 6 p.m. Washington at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m.
New York at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Golden State at Utah, 9:30 p.m.
Los Angeles Clippers at Seattle, 10:30p.m.
Sunday's Games Dallas at Milwaukee, 8:,30p.m. Atlanta at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Cleveland at Los Angeles Lakers. 10:30p,m
NBA Boxes
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WASHINGTON (108i Catledge 10-16 6-7 26, Jones 0-2 04) 0, M.Malone 9-17 4-5 22, J Malone 7-18 5-5 19, F Johnson 2-61-25, King 861-2 7, Walker 3-7 04) 6. Williams 89 4-6 16, Bol 81 04) 0. Bogues 3-61-17. Totals 43-88 22-28 IWi DETROIT 1114)
Dantlev 11-20 7-10 29, Mahorn 4-7 4-4 12, Laimbeer 1817 85 25. Dumars 814 4-4 22. Thomas 8'20 81 18, V Johnson 83 3-4 3. Sallev 2-41-2 5, Rodman 81 (M 0, Bedford 818dO.Tota Is 4887 24-30114 Washington 28 2# 23 29108
Detroit 28 29 32 25-114
Fouled out-None Re bounds-Washington 48 iM.Malone. Catledge. Bol 8i. Detroit 511 Laimbeer 11 >, Assists-Washington 24 IF.Johnson, Walker Bogues 41. Detroit 29 (Thomas 9i. Total fouls-Washington 24. Detroit 18 Technicals-Detroit illegal defense 2, Washington illegal defense, Washington Coach Loughery iejected). A-17.884.
At Boston L..A, LAKERS (115)
Worthy 4-9 80 8, Green 4-7 86 13, Abdul-Jabbar 1814 3-4 23, Scott 8-15 4-5 21, E Johnson 811 5-6 18, Cooper 8-12 2-2 21, Thompson 89 3-4 9, Itombis 0-0 2-2 2. Totals 43-77 24-29115.
BOSTON (114)
McHale 4-12 2-2 10, Bird 14-26 88 35. Parish 89 3-3 15. D.Johnson 819 3-4 19, .Ainge 810 2-415, Roberts 1-31-2 3, Sichting 810 (M) 17, Acres 80 04) 0, Dave 82 80 0 ToUls 47-91 17-23114.
Los Angeles 32 26 '25 32-115
Boston 3# 36 29 25-114
3-Poinl goals-Cooper 3. Scott. E.Jdhnson, Bird. Ainge, Sichting. Fouled
oul-None. Kebounds-Los Angeles 48 (A8 dul-Jabbar, E.Johnson 8), Boston 41 (Bird, Parish 9). Assists-Los Angeles 28 (E.Johnson 17), Boston 34 (Bird 8). Total fouls-Los Angeles 21, Boston 23. A- 14,890.
At Dallas PHOENIX (1041 Nance 819 80 18, Adams 3-9 OO 6, Edwards 13-29 812 32, 'iTiompson 4-5 80 8, Hor-naeek 4-14 8614, Bailey 4-81-2 9, Humphries 3-9 50 11, Cook 1-3 80 2, Sanders 2-4 04) 4, Johnson 8180 0. Totals 43-1011826104, DALLAS (108)
Aguirre 1821 811 28, Perkins 816 46 16, Donaldson 811 4-5 14, Harper 2-12 3-4 7, Blackman 822 88 24, Tarpley 48 2-4 10, Blab 80 80 0, Davis 812-2 2, Schrempf 2-4 3-47. ToUls 3895 32-42108.
Phoenix 30 28 25 16 5-104
Dallas 26 30 22 21 9-108
Fouled out-Nance, Thompson. Rebounds-Phoenix 66 (Edwards 16), Dallas 67 (Donaldson 201 Assists-Phoenix 33 (Homacek 10). Dallas 20 (Harper, Davis6, Total fouls-Phoenix 33, Dallas 27. A-17,007
At Milwaukee PORTL.AND 1112)
Johnson 1819 87 25, Kersey 412 81117, Duckworth 3-8 80 6, Drexler 819 810 21, Porter 8117-7 19, M.Lucas 47 4-412, Anderson 2-11 2-2 6, (Ti.Jones 80 84) 0, Holton 2-3 (M) 4. Wilson 14 802. Totals 38-92 3641112, MILWAUKEE (125)
Cummings 8141814 28, Sikma 11-1913-13 35, Breuer 811 24 12, J.Lucas 81 04) 0, Pressev 4-8 12-14 20, Hodges 812 2-2 20, Moncnef 14 24 4. Mokeski 14 2-3 4, Henry 8104) 0, Slroeder 1-20-02, Winslow 80 80 (5, Moore 80 84)0 Totals 4876 43-54125, Portland 32 27 29 24-112
Milwaukee 31 28 31 35-125
3-Poinl joals-Hodges 2. Fouled out-Kersey, Duckworth, Cummings, Bruer. Mokeski Rebounds-Portland 41 (Anderson, Kersev 8i, Milwaukee 38 (Sikma, Breuer7). Xssists-Portland21 (Porter 10), Milwaukee 26 Cummings, J.Lucas Pressev, Hodges 4) Total fouls-Portland 35, Milwaukee 31, Technicals-Drexler letected), M Lucas (ejected). Portland Coach Schuler. A-11,052.
At Sacramento. Calif.
CLEVELAND (115)
Hubbard 14 (M) 2, Williams 7-11 80 14, Daugherty 817 813 27, Ehlo 48 4613, Price 812 45 18, West 24 2-2 6, Curry 812 1-2 14, Ke Johnson 1-3 3-3 5, Dudley 812-2 2, Corbin 7-128114. Totals 43-82 2834115 SACRAMENTO (113)
Pressley 810 1-113, Thorpe 819 12-12 30, Oldham 881-17, Edwards 813 8012, Theus 11-21 86 27, Thompson 88 44 14, Kletne 49 808, Jackson 1-1802.Totals 45-8922-24113. Cleveland 23 28 28 38-115
Sacramento 29 34 27 23113
8Poinl goals-Ehlo, Price 2, Curry,
Theus Foifled out-Ke.Johnson. Oldham, Rebounds-Cleveland 40 (West 8),
Sacramento 54 (Oldham 11), Assists-Cleveland 19 (Pnce 6i, Sacramento 24 (Edwards 10). Total fouls-Cleveland 23. Sacramento 25 Technical-Oldhara. A-10,333.
At Oakland, Calif.
ATLANTA (109)
Wilkins 1825 7-10 45, Willis 1-5 3-6 5, Rollins 1-2 0-02. Rivers 2-11 80 4, \5ittman 89 2-2 12, Koncak 89 34 9, Battle 5-9 2-212, Webb 82 80 0. Levingston 24 80 4, Carr 7-9
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North Pitt and Ayden-Grifton, cochampions of the Eastern Plains Conference, each landed six players on the all-conference team.
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North Pitts Larry Bolger was chosen Coach of the Year, an honor he shared a year ago with Ayden-Griftons Dwight Tart.
Calvin Hunter and Ashley Sheppard, both of North Pitt, were named to the team for the third straight year. Selected for the second time were Eric Blount, Steven Tucker and Ronnell Peterson, all of Ayden-Grifton; Kris Radford and Paul Grantham of Greene Central, Gary Moore of Farmville Central; Travis Uzzell of C.B. Aycock and Terry Nobles of North Pitt.
First year members of the team include Gary Tripp, Devon Vines and Scott Gardner, a 1 of Farmville; Ray Koonce and Bryan Dawson of South Lenoir; James Collins, David Dixon and Kelvin Ellison, all of Ayden-Grifton; Terance Tatum and Robert McAdams of Pamlico; Jesse Frank, Collier Mullins and Tony Hopkins, all of North Pitt, Wes Sugg of Greene Central; and Corey Dickerson and James Smith, both of Aycock.
Among the honorable mentions were: George Fuller, Aaron Harper and Reggie Jackson of Ayden-Grifton; Alexander Daniels, Elvis McFee and Mack Davis of Farmville; Anthony Dupree, Tommy Eason and Reynolds Askew of Greene Central; and Michael Blow, Kevin Briley and Dunstant Smikle of North Pitt.
Bear Grass Routs Trojans, 112-66
BEAR GRASS - Aimer Riddick scored 23 points to lead a balanced attack as Bear Grass routed Aurora, 112-66, in a Tobacco Belt 1-A conference basketball game Friday night.
The Bears took control early, scoring 29 points in the first quarter to Auroras 15. They expanded it to 55-35 by half time.
Bear Grass continued to pour it on, outscoring the Troians, 32-12, in the third quarter to make it 87-47.
Bear Grass had six players in double figures, led by Riddick. Jimmy Scott had 18 points. Corint Brown scored 13, while Steve Brown, Brian Clark and Corbett Brown added 10 points apiece,
Chris Blount and Dion Morning had 11 apiece to lead Aurora, 0-6.
Bear Grass improves to 3-3 overall and 2-2 in the TBC.
Aurora won the girls game, taking a 51-48 win.
Michelle Grimes scored 12 points while Penny Lewis added 11 for the Lady Trojans.
Aurora took the early lead, going up 17-6 in the first quarter, but Bear Grass pulled within 42-39 after three quarters of play. The two teams then
played even over the final frame to give Aurora the win.
Janet Rogerson scored 21 points to lead Bear Grass, 3-3 overall and 2-2 in the conference.
Both Bear Grass teams return to action Tuesday at home against Jamesville.
JV Game: Aurora 78, Bear Grass 52 Girls Game
AURORA (51)
Lewis 5 1-3 11, Grimes 4 (2) 2-5 12, Car-row 1 3-7 5, Zurface 3 1-2 7, Lupton 3 0-0 6, Spellman 0 0-0 0, Cannon 2 0-0 4, Peacock 0 0-0 0, Jordan 2 0-0 4, Moore 0 0-0 0, Minor 0 04)0. Totals 20 (2) 7-17 51.
BEAR GRASS (48)
Rogerson 6 9-11 21, Lilly 0 0-2 0, Rawls 3 3-5 9, Little 13-5 5, Brown 0 04) 0, Leary 0 2-2
2, Taylor 10-0 2, Peele 11-2 3, Mobley 0 4-5
3. Totals 13 22-3348.
Aurora..........................17 14 11 9-51
Bear Grass......................6 16 17 9-48
Boys Game
AURORA (66)
Blount 3 5-8 11, Morning 5 (1) 0-011, Jordan 4 0-0 8, Cannon 1 04) 2, Hunter 1 04) 2, Matlock 2 04) 4, Moore 5 (3) 1-214, Brown 1
0-0 2, Little 5 2-412. Totals 27 (4) 8-18 66. BEAR GRASS (112)
Riddick 10 3-6 23, S. Brown 3 4-7 10, Clark 5 0-110, Bailey 4 0-2 8, Ct. Brown 5 (2) 1-1 13, Stalls 4 0-1 8, Cb. Brown 4 2-2 10, Scott 6 6-818, Mizelle 0 04) 0, Peele 0 04) 0, Cowan 2
1-2 5, Liliy 2 0-4 2, Rogers 1 0-2 2. Totals 46 (2)17-33 112.
Aurora.......................15 20 12 19 66
Bear Grass.................29 26 32 24112
North Edgecombe Tops Chocowinity
LEGGETT - North Edgecombe High School captured a 63-46 Tobacco Belt basketball game from Chocowinity Friday night.
Chocowinitys girls remained unbeaten in four outings with a 52-30 romp in their game.
After a 10-10 deadlock in the first period. North Edgecombe began to pull away in the second quarter. The Warriors outhit the Indians, 20-12, and built up a 30-22 halftime advantage.
North Edgecombe continued to pull away in the third period, 20-9, running the lead out to 50-31. Chocowinity held a 15-13 advantage in the final period, but to no avail.
Rodney Conyers led the Warriors with 20 points while Derrick Belcher had 13 and Orlando Whitaker and Greg Lewis each had 10. Dale Garrett led Chocowinity with 17.
Chocowinity and North Edgecombe, tied after one period, 8-8, saw the Lady Indians pull away with a 20-9 edge in the second quarter. That left the Tribe in command, 28-17, at the half.
Chocowinity again outhit the Lady Warriors, 15-4, in the third period to take a commanding 43-21 lead into the final period. Both teams scored nine in that.
China Grice led Chocowinity with 19 points while Drusilla Crawford had 15 and Chrylene Myers added 11. Cynthia Smith led North Edgecombe with 18.
The Chocowinity boys are now 2-2 while the girls are 4-0. The Tribe travels to Creswell on Friday. A scheduled game with Columbia on
Tuesday has been postponed because of the Wildcats late involvement in the football playoffs.
Girls Game CHOCOWINITY (52)
Grice 8 3-7 19, Crawford 7 1-5 15, C. Myers 5 1-411, K. Coffey 2 04) 4, Bradley 1 04) 2, V. Myers 01-2 1, Wiggins 0 0-0 0, Dixon 0 0-0 0, McRoy 0 0-1 0, M. Dixon 0 04) 0, E. Coffey 0 0-0 0, Hawkins 0 04) 0, McCullough 0 0-0 0, Clark 0 04) 0, McCuller 0 04)0. Totals 23 6-19 52.
NORTH EDGECOMBE (30)
Smith 4 6-9 18, Ransome 4 0-2 8, Tillery 1 1-2 3, Hill 10-0 2. Caudle 10-0 2, Battle 01-2 1, Lee 0 0-10, Avent 0 0-0 0, thomas 0 0-0 0, Dancy 0 04) 0. Totals 118-16 30.
Chocowinity....................8 20 15 952
N. Edgecombe.................8 9 4 930
Boys Game CHOCOWINITY (46)
Garrett 8 1-1 17, Myers 4 (1) 0-0 9, Abdullah 1 4-6 6, Heggie 2(1)0-2 5, Howard 1 04) 2, Moore 01-31, Crawford 0 2-2 2, Oden 0 2-2 2, Tyson 1 04) 2, Bryant 0 0-0 0, Whitehurst004)0. Totals 17 (2) 10-1546. NORTH EDGECOMBE (63)
Conyers 10 0-0 20, Belcher 5 (3) 04) 13, Whitaker 3 (1) 3-4 10, Lewis 5 0-010, Manning 4 0-0 8, King 104) 2, Condery 00-0 0, Pittman 0 0-0 0, Williams 0 0-0 0, Hill 0 04) 0, Douglas 0 04) 0. Tota Is 28 (4 ) 3-4 63.
Chocowinity.................10 12 9 1516
N. Edgecombe..............10 20 20 1363
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B-14 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987Lakers Work Their Celtic Magic
By BILL BARNARD AP Basketball Writer Just as they did in the pivotal Game 4 of the NBA championship series six months before, the Los Angeles Lakers found the magic against the Boston Celtics.
Magic Johnson, whose jump hook with two seconds left gave the Lakers a one-point victory and a 3-1 lead in the NBA finals, did it again Friday night when he banked in a long jumper at the buzzer, giving Los Angeles a 115-114 victory over the Celtics. He finished with 18 points and 17 assists.
That guy has liquid oxygen in his veins, teammate Mychal Thompson said of Johnson. Thats the coldest substance known to man. Its colder than icewa ter.
I love that situation, said Johnson, the NBAs MVP in both the regular season and playoffs. I love it. Thats what I live for.
Boston led 111-105 with 2:33 left, but the Lakers came back to hand the Celtics their second consecutive loss at Boston Garden for the first time since April 12-14, 1985. The Celtics had won 34 consecutive regu-lar-season games at Boston Garden until losing to Denver on Wednesday.
With three seconds left, Johnson took an inbounds pass from midcourt and shot the ball over Robert Parishs outstretched arms. It banked cleanly through the basket as time expired.
Only the great players make that shot, said Larry Bird, who scored 35 points for the Celtics.
In other games Friday night, it was Detroit 114, Washington 108; Dallas 108, Phoenix 104 in overtime; Milwaukee 125, Portland 112; Cleveland 115, Sacramento 113; and Atlanta 109, Golden State 93.
A controversial officiating call that Johnson the chance for the big basket
With three seconds left and the score tied, Danny Ainge was fouled by Johnson while driving toward the basket. Ainge hit the first free throw, giving Boston a 114-113 lead. Then he missed the second free throw.
Thompson had the ball for a split second, but it wound up in the hands of Bostons Kevin McHale. However, referee Mike Mathis ruled that Thompson had possession long enough and that Johnson called timeout before McHale got the ball.
Hawks 109, Warriors 93
Dominique Wilkins broke out of a shooting slump by scoring 45 points, leading Atlanta over Golden State.
Wilkins, who has been hampered by an assortment of injuries this season, came into the game hitting 40.6 percent of his shots and had hit only nine of 30 field-goal attempts in his previous two games.
But he broke loose for 19 points in the first quarter and scored 20 more in the third period. Wilkins made 18 of 25 shots for the game and added 10 rebounds.
Wilkins accounted for 15 points as the Hawks raced to a 21-8 lead. The Warriors, who were led by Joe Barry Carroll with 16 points, got no closer than five points the rest of the way.
Mavericks 108, Suns 104
Dallas edged Phoenix in Mavericks Coach John MacLeods first game against the team he coached for 14 years.
Sam Perkins scored six of his 16 points in overtime, including two game-clinching free throws with two seconds left, after the Suns missed their first seven shots in the extra period. Perkins hit his free throws after he rebounded a missed free
throw and was fouled.
Mark Aguirre had 28 points and Rolando Blackman 24 for the Mavericks, and James Donaldson had 20 rebounds, including a club-record 11 on the offensive end.
Bucks 125, Trail Blazers 112 Milwaukee handed Portland its third consecutive loss after nine straight victories as Jack Sikma scored 25 of his 35 points in the second half.
Terry Cummings added 28 points for the Bucks, who used a decisive 16-7 run in the fourth quarter to clinch the victory. Paul Pressey scored seven points and Cummings five in the spurt, which extended a 94-93 lead to 110-100.
Portland was led by Steve Johnson with 25 points. Clyde Drexler scored 21 before he was ejected for bumping referee Bernie Fryer in the third quarter. Craig Hodges and Paul Pressey had 20 each for Milwaukee.
Pistons 114, Bullets 108 Detroit won its fifth straight as Joe Dumars broke open a close game with eight of his 22 points in the final 4:25 against Washington.
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Adrian Dantley led Detroit with 29 points and Bill Laimbeer added 25 points and 11 rebounds for the Pistons. Terry Catledge had 26 points and Moses Malone 22 for Washington.
Cavaliers 115, Kings 113
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Otis Thorpe topped Sacramento with 30 points, including all 11 of the Kings points in the final four minutes. Reggie Theus added 27 for Sacramento.
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Southern Tech 72, Oglethorpe 61 West Georgia 86. Morris Brown 81
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OAKLAND ATHLETltS-Acquired Jesse Orosco, pitcher, from the New York Mets Traded Orosco and Jay Howell, pitchers, and Alfredo Griffin, shortstop, to the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for Bob Welch/fett Young and Jack Savage, pitchers Sent Savage. Kevin Tapani and Walt Whitehurst, pitchers to the New York Mets to complete the deal tor Orosco
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South Carolina Athletic Director Bob Marcum said Thursday that because of the bench-clearing fight, he will not schedule the Gamecocks to play the Hurricanes in football in the future.
I think both teams were wrong, Johnson said at a news conference. I think all parties involved wish that it hadnt happened and we all regret that it did happen.
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20-16 victory should not affect scheduling by the Gamecocks.
They are too good a team to play that way, and its a real shame they do, quarterback Todd Ellis said.
But i dont think that will keep teams from playing them in the future.
BASKETBALL National Basketball .Associatioo GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-An nounced that Chris Muilin, guard, has been suspeiHled for one game due to missing practice.
MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Activated Sidney Moncnef, guard, from the injured list Signed Andre Moore, forward, to a two-year contract NEW YORK KNICKS-Signed Billv Donovan, guard, to a one-vear contract Waived Tonv White, guard PHILADELPHIA 76ERS-Announced that CJiris Welp. center, will be out for the remainder of the season
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Marcum responded, Players dont make schedules here. Thats an administrative function. The teams are not scheduled to play each other again.
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Goose Management Program Endorsed The N.C Wildlife Resources Commission has approved a program to improve waterfowl habitat across the state in an effort to curb a steady decline n Canada goose populations in North Carolina.
In the 1960s, the state boasted Canada goose populations of 232,000. By 1986, he number had dropped to 22,000.
The new program, for which commissioners agreed to seek funding, is a ontinuation of the agencys Canada Goose Management Plan adopted in 1986. The plans goals include the improvement of habitat to provide additional ceding and resting areas for wintering flocks from the North. The plan would dso establish resident flocks in some coastal areas.
Portions of that plan were carried out earlier this year when biologists in the Commissions Division of Wildlife Management transported about 1,000 Canada geese from northern states to six relocation sites in Hyde County. State Rep. Howard Chapin of Beaufort County steered through the General .Assembly a bill that provided $100,000 for the Canada geese restocking program.
The newest goose restoration program would begin in 1988. The additional funds the Commission currently is seeking would be derived from the new waterfowl hunting license that becomes mandatory next year. These funds would be used to develop 11 goose resting and feeding sites totaling 6,212 acres located from Currituck to Wilkes counties. The Commission would lease hun-ng rights on these sites to create refuges where no hunting would be permitted. The Commission would pay landowners to leave {wrtions of wheat and )rn crops in those areas. Counties scheduled for habitat development are Currituck, Hyde, Washington, Bertie, Randolph, Davidson, Wilkes and Davie. If something catastrophic were to happen to our migratory goose flock, we )uld lose our population altogether, said Tom Monschein of New Bern, the Commissions waterfowl specialist. We need to develop more roost areas and protect wintering birds.
Since 1983, the Commission has introduced a total of 4,356 geese on 115 elease sites in eastern North Carolina.
Several of these flocks have become established and are attracting and holding wintering birds, Monschein said. But caution must be used in stablishing additional resident flocks to ensure that these flocks will be compatible with existing uses of the areas.
In recent years, waterfowl biologists have banded Canada geese with neck collars to monitor movements and survival of geese in the Atlantic Flyway. The neck collar study is part of a project sponsored by the Atlantic Flyway Council to better manage populations in the flyway by finding ways to increase populations that winter in the South.
This year, the Commission joined several other states in offering more protection in inland populations of geese by closing the hunting season on them west of Interstate 95.
The closed season, the banding program and the enhancement of habitat are all measures the Commission is taking to boost the goose population in the state. The new program would become effective in 1988.
Wildlife Officers Give Tips While North Carolina hunters wearing blaze orange are safer in the woods this year, wildlife enforcement officers are reminding them that hunter safety begins at home.
Statistics show that 60 percent of the number of firearm accidents occur in the home, and most of them occur at close range, said Jim Twiford, a safety lieutenant in the N.C. Wildlife Wildlife Resources Commissions Enforcment Division Firearms should be stored unloaded in the home. Many times, hunters take their firearms out of storage and find they have been loaded the enure season
Another safety precaution is keeping firearms clean. Twiford said dust can cause guns to malfunction.
In addition, guns should be kept unloaded until a hunter reaches his hunting spot in the woods.
The N C. General Assembly addressed a major hunting safety concern last summer when it enacted a law requirimg big game hunters to wear blaze orange that can be seen from all sides.
North Carolina hunters are complying with the law and many seem relieved that thev can easily spot a fellow hunter. During the 1986 season, several people were killed in hunting accidents when they were mistaken for game.
Another hunting safety tip is to be aware of the area behind the target, Twiford said. Hunters get excited, but they should be sure of their target before ihe\ shoot.
By BILL SCHULZ Associated Press Writer
Its the time of year when thousands of birders stand around in circles doing their thing.
The occasion is the National Audubon Societys annual Christmas Bird Count, an attempt to find out which birds are where. This years count runs from Dec. 17 through Jan. 3.
The data collected during the Christmas Bird Count provides valuable statistics on the early winter-distribution of our resident bird species, said Susan Rony Drennan, an ornithologist and editor of American Birds.
Last years count surprised experts, she said, when a ross gull was spotted in Tennessee. It was the furthest south the cold-weather bird ever has been found.
Last years volunteers counted 74 million birds of 1,262 species.
The count began in 1900 when birders gathered in 25 locations in the Northeast on Christmas day.
Founded by Frank Chapman, founder and editor of Bird-Lore, it was organized as a protest to a traditional holiday slaughter. Teams
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The Federation is seeking nominations in the following categories: Conservationist of the Year; Sportsman of the Year; Air, Forest, Mineral, Soil, Water, Wildlife and Youth Conservationist of the Year, Industrial/Minicipal Conservationist Award; Conservation Communications; Conservation Educator; Wildlife Organization; Wildlife Enforcement; Marine Fisheries Enforcement and Hunter Safety.
The N.C. Widllife Federation is the states oldest and largest privately funded conservation organization, with over 35,000 members statewide.
For nomination forms and additional information, write to the N.C. Wildlife Federation, Box 10626, Raleigh, N.C. 27605, or call 833-1923.
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NEW YORK - Efforts to settle the mammoth legal dispute between oil giants Texaco and Pennzoil took a large step forward Friday as Pennzoil and a committee representing Texaco shareholders put aside their differences and agreed to jointly propose a $3 billion settlement.
Other details of the proposed agreement are still being worked out. But Pennozil said it expected to file a joint plan with the bankruptcy court Friday, at the earliest, proposing to settle for not less than $3 billion in cash.
The unexpected agreement between Pennzoil and the shareholders committee - in which Texacos largest shareholder, Carl Icahn, played a major role was such a surprise that some parties active in the court-directed Chapter 11 reorganization of Texaco now predict that the two companies will finally negotiate a settlement after almost three years of trying, and perhaps as early as this weekend.
We certainly regard what weve heard as hopeful, said Jeffrey Hodgman, a senior vice president of Texaco creditor Metropolitan Life and acting chairman of the Texaco creditors committee. I think its
quite possible that Texaco and Pennzoil will get together over the weekend and settle the litigation part of this reorganization.
If the combatants dont negotiate a )rivate settlement of their $10.3 )illion dispute over Pennzoils failed 1984 acQuisition of Getty Oil this weekend, the committee representing Texacos creditors will meet early next week to consider the $3 billion settlement proposal, Hodgman said.
Under terms of a recent ruling by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Howard Schwartzberg. the plan must be approved by the creditors committee before it can be put to a vote of all Texaco shareholders. Assuniing the creditors and at least two-thirds of Texaco shareholders agree to the plan, the bitter three-year feud could finally end and without Texacos approval.
Texaco managements been sidestepped, said Frederick P. Leuffer, an analyst with the C.J. Lawrence brokerage firm. This is very good news for both (sets of) shareholders.
Schwartzberg, at a hearing Dec. 2 in White Plains, N. Y., gave Texaco 40 more days to come up with its own plan for emerging from bankruptcy proceedings - an avenue Texaco chose in April to forestall Pennzoils
collection of a $10.3 billion damage judgment.
But the judge also said that if Pennzoil and the committees representing Texaco creditors and shareholders could agree on a plan of reorganization that included a settlement of the dispute, he would drop Texacos exclusivity period so Texaco shareholders could vote on it.
Approval by the shareholders would override objections by Texaco.
The mood was grim at Texacos White Plains headquarters Friday, where the Texaco board met for several hours Thursday and Friday. It chided the shareholders committee for acting unilaterally and said it much prefers the structure of the settlement offers that had been under discussion last week to the one proposed Friday.
Last week, the creditors committee had proposed that Texaco immediately pay Pennzoil a non-refun-dable $1 billion in exchange for a promise that it would never be required to pay more than $3.5 billion.
Hodgman said the creditors always tavored a lump-sum settlement to the so-called base and cap approach favored by Texaco but that the two-tiered structure was the only way to bring the two sides back to the bargaining table.
lUD Clients Say Damages Won't Cover Their Losses
RALEIGH (AP) - Two Raleigh attorneys represent about 500 women in lawsuits against A.H. Robins Co. over the use of the Daikon Shield intrauterine birth-control device, and one client says no amount of money can make up for her loss.
Lise U, Ebel of Durham has been unable to conceive a child because of pelvic scarring. Other clients have become infertile, had hysterectomies, miscarriages and tubal pregnancies.
You cant be compensated for what Ive been through, Mrs. Ebel said in an interview.
But they did it, and they knew, she said. I want them to pay something.
Mrs. Ebel is one of about 200,000 women nationwide who have filed suits against Robins. On Friday, a Virginia judge ordered the company to pay $2,475 billion to settle injury claims against its Daikon Shield birth control device.
U.S. District Judge Robert R. Merhige Jr., who is hearing Robins Chapter 11 bankruptcy case, announced the $2,475 billion figure during a two-minute hearing.
Merhiges decision followed six days of testimony last month at which lawyers for Daikon Shield claimants estimated full compensation costs at $7.2 billion, while Robins attorneys placed the amount at $1.6 billion.
Robins plan of reorganization submitted to the court
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Mrs. Ebels attorney, John Alan Jones, said he thought the ruling would be in the $2.5 billion range after claims adjusters from Aetna Life and Casualty estimated the settlements would total between $2.2 billion and $2.5 billion based on claims settled prior to the bankruptcy.
Most of the women Jones and his partner, Paul J. Michaels, represent are from North Carolina. About 40 live in eight other states. The women are between 32 and 55 years old.
Mrs. Ebel, 34, said she had regular check-ups during the 10 years she med a Daikon Shield. She did not know of the scarring, suspected to have been caused by a low-grade pelvic inflammatory disease, until she and her husband, Charlie, starting trying to have a child in 1984. They filed suit against Robins in 1985.
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Texaco believes that a more economic single number settlement could have been achieved with Pennzoil if the equity committee had not acted unilaterally, the company said in noting that Texaco and Pennzoil had been in constructive negotiations this week and that Texaco had advised the shareholders committee that it believed that such negotiations could have been fruitful in holding the settlement to less than $3 billion.
Texaco also said that it still intends to ask the Supreme Court to hear its appeal.
Wall Street was elated with the proposed settlement. Texacos stock was the third most actively traded issue on the New York Stock Exchange, with 2.8 million shares changing hands. It closed at $35.50 a share in composite trading, up $3.50.
Pennzoil stock also rose sharply by $6.75 a share to $79.75.
But analysts were mixed in their opinions of the proposal.
Three billion dollars strikes me as an excessive number, said Rosario Ilacqua, vice president for equity research at the New York investment firm Nikko Securities Co. International.
But in a report to clients last month, analyst Leuffer predicted that the two sides would eventually settle for $3 billion, which he predicts wouldnt be too onerous for Texaco. Before the Texas Supreme Court upheld lower court rulings in Penn-zoils favor last month, Pennzoil was demanding $4 billion from Texaco and Texaco was offering about $2 billion.
Analysts were in agreement, however, on Texacos ability to pay Pennzoil $3 billion. At the end of September, Texaco reporting having $4.2 billion in cash and marketable securities. And analysts said that at least $1.5 billion of that would be immediately available for payment to Pennzoil.
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Computer Vandal Causes Headaches For IBM Clients
ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) A computer vandal turned a holiday message into a headache for International Business Machines Corp. officials.
An illegal computerized Christmas card sent through IBMs electronic mail system jammed desk-top computers Friday at plants across the United States, said Joseph Dahm, company spokesman in Endicott, N.Y.
The message caused no permanent damage, but forced company officials to turn off links between computer terminals for between 45 and 90 minutes, Dahm said.
Curious employees who read the message discovered an illustration of a Christmas tree with Holiday Greetings superimposed on it. A caption advised Dont browse it, its more fun to run it.
Once a person opened the computer message on their screen, it rarely accepted a command to stop the message from unfolding on the screen. As a result, several people shut off their computers and lost reports or mail that had not previously been filed.
The message also automatically duplicated itself and was sent to other computer stations when an employee opened it, Dahm said.
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We dont know where it came from or where it went, Dahm said.
Since the message crossed state lines, New York state police spokesman Robert F. Parlett said federal agents would probably investigate the matter.
Under a New York state law enacted this summer, individuals convicted of computer tampering, computer trespassing or unauthorized use of computers face a maximum four-year prison and $5,000 fine.
It wasnt a catastrophe, it was a bit of hanky-panky, said Peter Judice, another company spokesman.
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WILMINGTON (AP) - The state may open the Intracoastal Waterway throughout Brunswick County to mechanical clam harvesting after a public hearing next week a move that had brought heated opposition lintil this years battle with the red tide.
Even in light of the toxic algae that forced the closing of 175 miles of coastline to shellfishing, Wednesdays meeting will likely be lively, said William Hogarth, director of the Division of Marine Fisheries.
The state closed Brunswick County waters years ago to mechanical harvest at the request of local shellfishermen who said they could not compete with mechanical harvesters.
Hogarth said rakers cannot reach the deep waters of the waterway that would be open to mechanical harvesters. But many rakers say clams from the deep waters move into the shallows, and dont want mechanical harvesters to scoop up all the clams before they have a shot at them.
If the state decides to open the waterway and its shallows to mechanical harvest, it can do so as soon as Saturday, said Jim Tyler, division spokesman. He said Governor Jim Martin asked the division to make the move to help clammers affected by the red tide.
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Infocel Inc. have reached agreement in principle for Infocel to purchase McDonnell Douglass Graphics Design System software products for architectural, engineering and government clients, it was announced Friday.
Terms of the purchase price were not disclosed. Infocel, headquartered in Raleigh, N.C., would assume responsibility for marketing and supporting GDS software in North America. McDonnell Douglas would act as Infocels GDS distributor for the remainder of the world.
Upon completion of the transaction, McDonnell Douglas will take an equity ownership position in Infocel.
Jeremy J. Causley, group executive officer of the the McDonnell Douglas Information Systems Group, call^ called the sale of GDS consistent with our goal to focus our efforts in a more efficient and market-specific manner. He said most McDonnell Douglas employees in North America and Cambridge, England who are directly associated with GDS would become Infocel employees,
The relationship with McDonnell Douglas will allow our companies to offer a support family of softward products to meet the needs of government, education and business on a worldwide basis, Infocel chairman David E. Rodger said.
The transaction, scheduled for completion in early 1988, is subject to a definitive agreement between the the two companies.
By MARTHA WAGGONER Associated Press Writer RALEIGH (AP) - State officials say they will reopen by Monday some areas closed to shellfishing because of the red tide.
We never did get any (algae) counts there and the counts in the surrounding area have gone down enough to where they feel safe opening up that area, Jim Sheppard, spokesman for the state Division of Environmental Management, said Friday of a seven-mile stretch of coastline between Avon and Brooks Point.
Algae counts around Rich Inlet, north of Wrightsville Beach and south to Carolina Beach also appeared low enough to make reopening possible early next week, Sheppard said.
Also Friday, Gov. Jim Martin announced a plan for helping red tide victims, including a proposal he said could put $500 to $1,000 into oyster harvesters pockets within three weeks.
The plan uses existing state programs to funnel cash to affected fishermen, help some some of them make house or boat payments, and increase the states retail fish market, Martin said at a news conference.
Martin said the idea of paying fishermen to relocate oysters came from Mike Bell, a Carteret County fisherman, at a hearing in Morehead City Thursday.
Its worthwhile to note that within a day after getting these good ideas from fishermen and others along the coast, already were ready to respond, Martin said.
The suggestion also was included in a seven-[wint plan issued Thursday by Lt. Gov. Bob Jordan, Martins likely Democratic opponent in the 1988 gubernatorial race.
The fishermen will be paid $1 for each bushel of harvested oysters delivered to Division of Marine Fisheries barges or boats, which will ferry the oysters to the new beds.
The oysters will be harvested from beds permanently closed because of population density and placed in beds in the red tide areas, Martin said.
When the poisonous algae is purged from the oysters, fishermen will have an even larger harvest, he said.
Fishermen can earn up to $500 a week for two to three weeks, when the program will be re-evaluated, Martin said at a news conference Friday at his office at the state Capitol.
The funds to pay the fishermen will come from money not spent in the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development, Martin said.
The transfer will be reported to the Legislature, but Im sure theyll be glad we did this, Martin said.
At Thursdays hearing, a fisherman told Martin he was facing foreclosure on his mobile home Dec. 24. Financial assistance through the community service block grant program within NRCD will be provided to help fishermen facing similar circumstances, whose numbers Martin estimated to be at 40 to 50.
Those funds usually are used to help low-income communities, Martin said. In this case, state government will recognize a community of coastal fishermen, he said.
Currently, $42,500 is available and as much as $100,000 will be available in coming weeks.
The red tide outbreak has prompted the state to close more than 300,000 acres of shellfishing waters along a 175-mile stretch of coastline between Carolina Beach and Avon. The Psychodiscus brevis algae produce poisons that concentrate in shellfish, making them dangerous to eat.
The algae affect oysters and clams, but not other fish.
Martin also announced that by executive order he has granted a grace period for commercial fishing licenses. Renewal fees will be due March 1 instead of Jan. 1, Martin said.
Although Martin said some of Jordans ideas - such as the fishing license extension - were good, he said others were politically motivated.
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HIGH POINT, N.C. (AP) - A Guilford County Superior Court jury has ordered the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. and a truck driver to pay a dairy farmer and his mother-in-law almost $465,000 in connection with a fatal accident in 1986,
The jury, which heard the case in High Point, ruled Thursday that
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William Jackson Beard Jr., the farmer, was awarded $450,000 for injuries he received in the accident. His mother-in-law Hazel Gossett, was awarded $14,250 for a trailer that was totalled in the accident on N.C. 68.
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New Firm Opens
Chris J. Morant of Greenville has announced the opening of Solutions, a business development service center at 323 Clifton St., Suite 2, in Greenville.
Ms Moranl, general manager of the firm s>aid an open hou.se for Solu-tion.s lb scheduled for Sundav from 3 p.m to6pm
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Leigh bd ^soti ')< I '.lonel ooui. .. or with \tlaiui. nel Ser' ices of Greenville, wai, lecognizec "e< ;nt-ly by the corporate offices of Atia .uc Personnel for her performance luring October.
Ms. Dawson joined the Green\ iJie office in August and works with local businesses in providing assistance in the areas of entry level to manage ment and technical positions. She a 1987 graduate of East Carolina University.
Atlantic iersonnel of Greenville, owned and operated by R.B. Davis, is managed by Gail B. Meeks. The office is located at 209 Commerce St., Suite B.
Training Session
Tommy Jordan of Greenville, representing Myers Tire Supply Co., was selected recently to attend FMC Corporations Top Gun sales training class at the firms automotive service equipment manufacturing facility in Conway, Ark.
The training involved both classroom and hands on shop work on FMCs wheel service equipment wheel aligners, wheel balancers, brake latches and tire changers.
Sales people employed by FMC distributors are selected to participate in the classes, held on a monthly basis, based on their performance. Participants receive a Top Gun certificate.
Regional Dufies
Merle Bowser of Greenville was one of 10 regional vice presidents of the North Carolina Home Builders Association assuming duties recently during officer installation ceremonies of the NCHBA in Raleigh.
Herschel Redding, a home building from Rural Hall, was installed as president of the NCHBA, which has over 9,200 members.
North Carolina is divided into 10 regions by the association, each represented by a vice president. Among the regions there are 69 local associations.
Bowser represents Region II.
New Salesman
ADLIB Magazine of Greenville announced that Thomas E. Little has
Firm Sold
RALEIGH (AP) - Raleigh-based brokerage Carolina Securities Corp. agreed Friday to sell itself to Thomp-Sion, McKinnon Securities Inc. in New York for an undisclosed figure, ending two months of uncertainty about ttie companys future.
It was estimated the deal would be worth 1.5 times the book value of Carolina Securities at some time in the future. At current book value, which represents the value of a firms assets minus its liabilities, the deal would be worth roughly $7 million to $8 million.
The agreement in principle would merge Carolina Securities with the 17th-largest securities firm, based on capital at the end of last year. Carolina is likely to retian its identity and operate independently for at least the next few years.
joined the publications sales department.
Ronnie D. Weeks, publisher of ADLIB, said Little will service and develop accounts throughout eastern North Carolina. The magazine has sales offices in Greenville and Wilson.
A Greenville native, Little is a 1981 graduate or Rose High School and The Virginia Episcopal School. He attended the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and Pitt Community College.
Littles previous marketing experience includes employment with WRQH-FM radio station, Savin & Hill Inc. of Ahoskie, and the Carolina Farmer Newspapers.
Marketing Manager
NCNB National Bank announced that Linda F. Jones has been promoted to northeast area marketing manager in Greenville.
Ms. Jones, who has been associated with NCNB since 1979, previously worked for another bank in eastern North Carolina and had been associated with Avon Products.
LINDA F. JONES
A member of NCNBs customer service forum, she was a member of the team that worked to facilitate the merger between NCNB and Bankers Trust of South Carolina which became NCNB South Carolina in 1986.
A native of Greene County, Ms. Jones and her husband. Bobby, reside in Kinston. They have two sons, Bobby Ray and Greg.
NCNB is a subsidiary of Charlotte-based NCNB Corp.
WBOA Will Meet
The monthly meeting of the Women Business Owners Association will be held at noon Thursday at the Three Steers Restaurant on Memorial Drive.
For more information and to make reservations call 758-6610.
Staff Changes
Burroughs Wellcome Co. announced two staff changes at the firms Greenville manufacturing operations.
The company said D, Michael Renn has been appointed to department head, pharmaceutical process technology support department, while Rex D. Roterts has been named head of lab services in the chemical manufacturing division.
BW said Renns newly created department will be responsible for providing support services to pharmaceutical production areas in terms of assessing new process technologies and identifying applications, as well as addressing major process improvements with the use of new technologies.
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Roberts received a bachelors degree in chemistry from ECU and his doctorate in organic chemistry from the University of Georgia.
He has been employed with Burroughs Wellcome since 1984.
Fieldcrest Chief
Joseph B Ely II, chairman of the board of Fieldcrest Cannon Inc., announced that the companys board of directors has elected Charles G. Horn president with responsiblity for all operations.
Horn has been with Fieldcrest since 1963 and has served in various capacities, the company said. He was appointed president of Karastan in 1983 and was named president, bed and bath division, in 1985. He was also executive vice president of Fieldcrest Cannon Inc. and is a member of the office of the chief executive.
Peoples Promotion
Peoples Bank and Trust Co. announced the promotion of Denton W. Hardee to vice president in Greenville.
Hardee, who also serves as a commercial loan officer, joined Peoples in 1985 and served as assistant vice president in Tarboro. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a bachelors degree in history in 1973.
Hardee is a member of the Tarboro Kiwanis Club and serves as president of the Edgecombe County Chapter of the American Cancer Society.
A Greenville native, he is married to the former Nancy Walters and thev have three children.
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Results Reported
Brendles Inc. reported that for the three months ended Oct. 31 net sales increased 9.8 percent to $45,415,000 compared with $41,349,000 in the third quarter of fiscal 1987.
The Elkin-based company said it incurred a net loss of $1,051,000 in the third quarter, compared with net income of $80,000 in the same quarter last year.
For the nine months ended Oct. 31, sales were $121,947,000, up 2.6 percent from $118,874,000 recorded in the first three quarters of fiscal 1987. The company reported a net loss of $2,713,000, compared with net income of $1,202,0000 in the comparable period a year ago.
Brendles, which has a store in Kinston, is building a facility in Greenville.
Bank Wins Award
Branch Banking and Trust Co. of Wilson has been recognized with an Award of Excellence from the National Association of OTC Companies in its annual report awards program.
In competition with other NAOTC members from the banking industry, BB&T said its annual report was judged worthy of the award, based on clarity of presentation of material information to shareholders, as well as the graphic design of the report itself.
BB&T Area Manager
John Charles Thompson, city executive for Branch Banking & Trust Co. in Wilmington, has been named area manager for the bank in Rocky Mount, BB&T announced.
Thompson, a Greenville native, joined the bank in 1977 as a management associate and has also worked as city executive in Havelock and business services manager in New Bern.
Thompson is a graduate of East Carolina University with a degree in accounting.
He is married to the former Carolyn Brown of Richlands and they have one son, Chad.
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LLAMA FARM Jan and Gene Wells show off their newborn llama, Jambo, left, near their farm south of Fergus Fallas,, Minn. They raise the llamas for sale to
customers who live primarily in the Midwest. The animal has become prized as a pet and as an investment. (APLaserphoto)
Llamas Highly Prized As Pets And High-Yielding Investment
By SUZANNE MALICH Associated Press Writer FERGUS FALLS, Minn, (AP) -The llamas grazing on Jan and Gene Wells farm are lovable and lucrative, two reasons the shaggy creatures are becoming popular pets and prized investments.
In lots of ways, theyre the perfect animal, Mrs. Wells said. They dont bite, they dont kick. The only thing they do is spit a foul-smelling cud, and they do that mostly among themselves. o
Llamas are one of hottest investments in the 1980s and have become a status symbol for some, says Brad Smith, an assistant professor of vet-
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Association Leader
Andrea Pinianski, travel and guest relations coordinator for Burroughs Wellcome Co., was elected president of the national Guest Relations Association at the organizations annual conference in San Francisco.
Ms. Pinianski has been employed with Burroughs Wellcome since 1970 and has been been head of travel and guest relations for the company since 1974.
GRA membership is comprised of organizations who have some type of established visitor program. In excess of four million people visit members facilities each year, according to the GRA.
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The return on investment is remarkable, said Smith, who directs a llama research program.
Llamas, a long-necked and humpless cousin of the camel, sell for as much as $80,(XK) and could break $100,000 soon, he said, adding that the reason for their sudden popularity is a mystery. There are about 20,000 llamas in the United States, mostly in California and Oregon.
Llamas are incredibly curious, super inquisitive animals, he said. A lot of people would have a hard time spending $20,000 for a pet, but for others, theyre perfect.
A sign reading Llama Crossing greets visitors at the Wells llama breeding farm, called Horseshoe Valley Llamas, just south of Fergus Falls in northcentral Minnesota.
The couples 25 llamas take shelter in a red barn and can roam over 22 acres just off Interstate 94.
The Wells baby llamas pull carts in local parades and make outings to area nursing homes. Theyre real social animals. Theyll go right up to their face. They just love it, Mrs. Wells said.
The llama business is becoming increasingly lucrative, the couple said. It is our main source of income,
Wells said. Theres a good market for them and the profit is very high. The females start out at about $6,500, and a high-quality female can sell for more than 10 times that amount, Mrs. Wells said. The males usually start at about $500, with the females fetching higher prices because they are the producers, she said.
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The Wells spend about $1,500 a year on feed and medical expenses for their Hama herd. So the expenses are very minimal. Whatever youre taking in for the most part is profit, he said.
The types of people that buy them are someone whos looking for a little extra something to do. Maybe theyre going to retire, maybe theyve got a few acres and a couple of extra buildings, she said.
Minnesota has between 25 and 30 llama breeders, said LouAnne Hanson, president of Llamas of Minnesota, which was organized this fall.
Some want the novelty of the llama, others want to show them, some want the wool, said Hanson, who operates Lu-Lus Llamas in Lake Elmo. Some want them as an investment or to use them for pack animals.
The llamas, which can range from black, gray, white, brown or any combination, are natives of South America an were raised to be pack animals and for their wool.
Sweaters, blankets, hat and mittens are some of the items that can be made from a llamas thick, shaggy coat.
Most of the llamas in North America are found in northern California and Oregon, where they are at home in the mountainous areas. Wells said.
By JAMES LITRE Associated Press Writer Gold flirted with the $500-an-ounce barrier and closed at its highest level on the spot market Friday since early 1983 as buyers increasingly turned to the precious metals as a safe haven for assets.
In other markets, copper continued its sharp runup because of tight supplies and little chance of increased inventories; wheat futures posted gains but a late selloff pushed soybeans mostly lower; livestock and ]X)rk futures were mixed; and energy utures also were mixed as many traders stayed on the sideline in anticipation of yet another attempt by OPEC to agree on pricing and production quotas.
The trend of the past few days have been positive for gold, but it doesnt necessarily have to gallop higher even if it gets through $500, said Bette Raptopolous of Pruden-tial-Bache Securities Inc., New York.
Most of the movement to gold is primarily a move to safety. Right now, inflationary concerns are secondary, she added. The U.S. could support the dollar Monday and the metals could ease.
Gold settled $4.80 to $5.80 higher, with the December contract on the New York Commodity Exchange at $497.10 a troy ounce; silver was 1.4 cents to 2.5 cents lower, with December at 690.5 cents a troy ounce.
Copper, meanwhile, closed .70 cent lower to 4.45 cents higher, with December at the New York Commodity Exchange at 128.15 cents a pound.
Soybeans opened under pressure at
the Chicago Board of Trade after Thursdays USDA report estimated supplies at year-end would be about 335 million bushels.
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report represented a 40-million bushel cut from its own earlier estimates. But analysts had predicted a range of between 300 million and 325 million bushels by the time export business is concluded and the markets early going reflected their disappointment.
But by 1 p.m., traders had pushed the beans near the days high, only to hit a selloff in the last 15 minutes as profit-taking drove all but the deferred contracts lower.
The government apparently wont allow farmers to plant soybeans on land set aside for corn, and that likely will mean fewer planted, said Victor Lespinasse, a floor trader with Dean Witter Reynolds Inc., ^Chicago. That helped the new beans close higher.
Wheat on the other hand, benefited from the same USDA report. The department cut its own estimates by almost 100 millions bushels.
Weat settled 2=)'4 cents lower to 3V4 cents higher, with the December contract at $3.081/2 a bushel; corn was 1 cent lower to /4 cent higher, with December at $1.89 a bushel; oats were unchanged to 2 cents lower, with December at $1.99^4 a bushel; and soybeans were 91/2 cents lower to 6 cents higher, with January at $5.93 a bushel.
In the absence of fresh news Friday, the Department of Agricultures seven-state cattle-on-feedlot report due next week figured prominently in the live-stock and pork futures
market at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
It was a wait-and-see kind of day. Were anticipating placements (for November) to be down between 8 and 10 per-cent, said Chuck Levitt of Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc.s Chicago office. Beyond that, no one wants to get too far out on a limb.
Live cattle was .30 cent lower to .17 cent higher, with December at 64.07 cents a pound; feeder cattle were .40 cent lower to .30 cent higher, with January at 74.92 cents a pound; live hogs were .22 cent lower to .07 cent higher, with December at 42.50 cents a pound; and frozen pork bellies were .50 cent lower to .23 cent higher, with February at 51.97 cents a pound.
Crude oil futures were lower, and the products were mixed on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
James Ritterbusch, vice president-energy futures Paine Webber Inc. in Chicago, attributed the oil markets behavior to uncertainty over the outcome of an Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meeting in Vienna.
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MARKET REPORT
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Weekly Stocks In Spotlight
NEW YORK (AP) - Yearly high low, weekly sales, high, low, closing price and net change of the W most active stocks trading for more than $1:
High Low Sales High Low Last Chg.
27* 15 PacGE ...................... 51,601,300 17 15*. 16'. '!
19 12'! DetEd........................ 39,139,000 14** 13'. 13'!
33' 14 McDerl . 18,407,000 16'* 14' 2 14** *
48*. 26'- USFG ....... 15,840,800 30'. 28** 29'+ '3
66** 38*. GenEls...............................................,..10,032,400 44* 40'. 43H+ 3*
175* 102 IBM ............................. 8,854,200 114*. 107*. 110'+ 2*
26*. 14'* PeopEn....................................................8-705,200 16'* 15'. 15'*+ *
35* 22'/. AT&T.......................................4............8,312,300 28*. 26'* 27*+ 1*
50*. 33'/ Exxon 5........ 7,143,600 39'* 36'* 39'+3
70** 42 EKodks................................. 6,481,200 49 44 45'?+ I'*
34'* 15' Citicrp s................................................6,467,900 17'* 16+a 17'.- '
40* 20*. AExp s..................................................6,465,600 22'* 21 21*.+ '
47'! 26'*jTexaco....................................................5,952,300 35'* 31*. 35'*+ 4'
124'! 71** PhilMr ........... 5,926,200 92 85 89*.+ 5**
44'* 11 HuttEF..:................ 5,676,400 28'. 27* 28'*+ '!
51 26 Schimb......................................................5.623,700 30 28'! 29 - *
42' 20 WaiMts...............................................5,605,800 23'* 21* 23'*+ 1*
8*. 3'! Navistr ............ 5,454,100 4 3*. 3*.
39** 20' USX ........... 4,881,800 31 26*. 30'!+ 3*
73** 39'-. HewlPk............................. 4,857,500 54 46 51'*+ 6'*
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GnCp wi 11 21'! 20'! 20'!
GnOyn 1 127 7930 47 44'. 45'*+!*
GenEI S 1.40 15 100324 44* 40'. 43***3**
GnHous 24 15 x1021 7* 7'- 7**+ 'A
Gninst .25 13067 30 24' 29**+4*.
GnMillS 1.60 17 14537 45'* 42 45*.+3*
GMot 5e 7 40035 59*. 55H GM E 52 5257 34'-. *.
GPU 45e 6 6370 25' 24
GnSignI 1.80 17 4737 41'! 38
Gensco 4 1539 3'! 3
GaPac 1.20 8 15263 33'/i 29*. 31'/+1'*
GerbPd 1 32 19 3270 33'- 30'. 32*-!**
GibrFn ,22| 4368 3'd3** 3*
Gillete s .76 57 24137 30** 27'* 29 +1* Glaxo n 38e 19 34435 18*. 17' 18'!+ '* GIdNug 3 4416 11 9'* 10'!+ *
Gdrich 1.56 11 12205 33'! 28*.
Goodyr 1.60 6 11750 55 49'.
Gould 29 8275 10*. 9'!
Grace 2 80 6062 44'! 40'*
Grace s 2229 22 20
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GtNNk s 92 13 12757 42'! 36'! 42 +5** GIWFn s .72 6 22148 14 13'* 13- '*
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GlfStUt 4 15926 5 4*. 5'.+ *1
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Harley 51691 12** 9'-. 12'+ 2**
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Heiimn 48e 302 40 39** 39**- '*
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Holidy n 3 6180 20* 17'* 20' + 2*
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Hmstk $ .20 38 24056 18'/. 15' 18 +1'* Hwiwell 2 8209 54'! 5I' 54'-. + !'!
HCA 72 15 5117 30'! 29' 30'-.+ 1 Hotlln s 2 17 1241 14'* 13' 13'-- *i Housint 2 6 3354 39'! 37 39 - 1*
Houind 2 88 8 8351 29* 29 29'.-'*
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ITTCp 1.25 9 23299 46' 42*. 43* + !'
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InldStl 38| 17 6332 27*. 23>.
Intlks 1.40 10 x1741 37 35*.
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IntFlav 1.60 15 4585 42*. 39 40'!+1
IntMin 1 36 x11180 42*8 34'.. 41* + 7'
IntPap Sl.20 11 43984 41 36' 40'*^ 4'
IpalCO 1.56 9 1955 2!'! 21 21'+ '*
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Katyin 10 584 ll'i 10* t1*i*
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McKes 1.28 12 4613 26'. d23' 25'!-'-. Mead s .17e 16 9177 31'* 27 30 -3
Mellon 1.40 3727 28 26* 27*+ '
Melvill 1.76 10 4068 48*. 45' 47'!+2
Merest s 70 10 1361 35'! 31'* 34** + 3'
Merck 3.20 25 26937 165 152*. 157 + 3'-!
MerLyn 1 4 15876 21 19'2 20'+ '
MidSUt 4 17024 8*5 8 8'- '
MWE 1.52 12 824 18' 16* 18' + !'!
MMM S 1.86 16 32818 62'! 55 60'* + 4**
MinnPL 1,66 9 1379 22' 21' 21'+ '1
Mobil 2.20 15 45372 38*. 35 38'-.+ 3'.
Monsan 2.80 14 14093 76 65'! 74*+8'
MonPw 2.68 13 2957 30** 29H 29'- '*
Morgn 5 1.50 211 33377 32 28' 31**+!* Morton .84 13 4378 41' 36' 40'.+4
Motorla .64 22 45393 48' 41'! 46* + 5*.
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NEngEI 2.04 7 47495 23
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KnghtRd 1 16 4558 41*. 35 39*.4'
Kopers 1.20 12 3375 30 27*. 28'+.
Kraft 1 88 15 16394 49'J 46*. 49 . 2'-.
Kroger 1.05 13 5272 25'. d23* 24 -'
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LearPt 2805 2* d 2'
Learnl S 40 12 290 10** d 9'
LeeEnI 64 13 407 24'. 22'! 23 * '?
Lehmn 2 37e 3575 11* 10'* 11'.*+ '-.
Lilly 2,30 15 12388 70'* 63 68'*+6'
LincNtI 2 36 6 2910 40*. 38*. 39*.+ 1
Litton 13 2095 72'. 6S'. 71 -5*.
Lockhd 1 40 6 21540 35'. 32 34 *1'.
Loews 1 II 7982 69*. 63'. 68' >5
LnSlar 1 90 3 2147 20*. 19'! 20H+ *
LILCo 6 6348 7'.d6'! 6'-*.
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NiaMP 1.20 12 10422 12. 12 12'
NtlkSo sl.20 32 21563 24'! 22 24'!+2*
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NoestUt 1.76 9 5951 20'* 19'. 20'! + !
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NoStPw 2.02 9 6934 30*. 29' 30'- **
Nortrp 1.20 18 7252 27 d25' 25*.-' Noflon 2 6915 40* 37' 40 +2*.
Norwst 1.80 1634 37'! 34*. 37 + 2'!
Nynex 3.80 10 31160 65** 62 62'!-2*.
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OhioEd 1 96 7 12943 19** 18'! 19
OklaGE 2 28 12 2296 30 28'* 29'.+ *
Olin 1.60 12 3017 37H 34* 37'3 + 2**
ONEOK 2,56 13 11263 25'! dl4'3 17'-7 OrngCo 8 250 6'! S'* 6 + '*
OwenC n 3 13870 13'* 12 13'!+ *.
Oxford 50 12 1550 11** 10* 11'+ '3
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PacTel sl.64 10 28100 27'* 25*. 26'*- *
Pacifcp 2.52 9 3043 32'-. 31'* 31*-'2 PanAm 18143 3** 3'i 3'-.- '
PanEC n 2 5726 22'! 20*. 21*.+ 1.
Patten .041 5 4124 4'. 3** 4 + **
Penney si 48 11 21687 44'* 39*. 42*. *3
PaPL 2 68 10 7792 32** 31*. 32'!+*.
Penwit 2.40 12 803 41' 39*. 41 +1'
Pennzol 2.20 61 10725 81 73 79*.+ 5'*
PepBy 5 .( 21 5947 13' 11'* 12'* + 1**
PepsiCo 68 14 X41709 32'! 30*.-'.
PerkEI .60 8748 23 20'! 22'*+2
Pfizer 1.80 10 42030 46* 41* 41*<-3
PhelpD .60 23 21735 45' 39** 45'+5*.
PhilaEI 2,20 8 11977 19' 18** 18**+ '*
PhilMr 3.60 12 x59262 92 85 89*.+5
Philpin ,44 10 1489 14! 13'. 14'-.+ *.
PhilPet .60 34131 11' 10 10*+ *.
Phlcorp 1514 3 2* 2*
PilSbry 1.12 13 15726 31'! 28** 29J. + 1
PinWst 2.80 8 3900 27' 26'! 27 + '.
PitnyBw 76 16 9867 38 31* 37+6.
Pittsin 28 6431 9*.d8'! 9'*-*
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Oantel 4 2802 1*. 1'*
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Rorer 1.16 20 2337 36* 32'! 35's + 1*
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Sears 2 7 40396 33** 30' 31**+1*. ShellT 4 30e 13 3694 72* 68* 72'/. + 4'-i
Shrwin .56 10 3690 24* 20'* 24 +3'
Singer .40 27 8506 53* 50** 51 - %
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SmkB s 1.66 11 12087 47*. 45* 46*+ 1'A Sonat 2 3538 25 23 24*.+ 1*
SonyCp 24e 3905 u39 36* 38'!+2i*
SCalEd -2,38 10 13610 30'* 29*. 30'+ '* SouthCo 2.14 7 21521 21** 20*. 21'*+ ' Soutind .611 24 24733 67** 61 66'!+4'!
SwBell S2.32 10 21135 34' 32** 32*-l SwtPS 2.12 11 3279 24* 23'! 23** SquarD 1.92 11 x2128 47'-. 43*. 45'-** Squibb sl.20 II 28210 63'! 55'. 56'*+ ' Staley .80 13 3448 20'! 19' 19'!-*. SterlDg 1.52 15 12813 50 45' 49*.+4'/.
StevnJ 1.20 8 4684 25'! 22*. 25'/.+ 1* StopSh s 64 14 7869 19*. 16'* 19'*+2 SunCo 3 17 5897 52* 47'! 51'2+3** Syntexs 1 14 19053 317 28'* 30'*+1' Sysco .32 18 3266 25** 23*. 24'*+ '
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TacBt 11 2436 1** 1 1 - '*
Talley s .30 1327 11'! 9'! 10'!+ *
Tandm s 22 21576 25** 20*. 23'+2'A Tandy 50 11 18066 32'A 28** W.+2* Tndycft 39 188 15'.* 14*. 15'*+ * TchSym 91171 11'A 10'. 10*+ '
Tektrns 60 31 3525 22*. 020' 21'!+ ** Teldyn 4 13 1243 297'! 267 293'!+24
Telex 10 14063 53 50*. 52*. +It
Tennco 3.04 16653 42'! 39* 41'*+1*.
Tesoro 1379 12'! 11' 12'+ '*
vjTexaco ,75 15 59523 35'* 31*. 35*-4'* TexEst 1 13 5537 23's 21' 22'!+ ** Txinsts .72 19 33467 47*. 41'! 46 -4*. TxPac .40 31 59 26'* 24*. 24'*+ '
TexUtil 2.80 6 32194 26*. 025'3 25*.-l Textrns 1 6 x10656 20*. 19** 19'!-'3 Tigerin 9 20571 12'! 10'! 11*.-'.! Time 1 21 7813 74'-. 67* 73**+5'. TimeM 1.64 14 4121 69*. 62* 69'-.+6'. Timken 1 1794 51' 48*. 49**- '*
Tokhem 48 12 1246 16'*dl3'* 16'+2* Tosco 3031 1* 1* 1'-!
Transm 1.84 6 10191 31' 28* 29*- * Transco 1.36 4514 22* 20*. 22'!+!*.
Travler 2.28 7 25029 33* 31*. 32**- '* TriCon 4.37e 2682 22'! d20* 22'*-*
Tribun s -60 24 14767 37 34 35'* + 1'*
Trinova .56 14 5387 30 24'! 30 -4'*
TucsEP 3,60 10 X5265 53'A d50*. 51'- *.
- U-U -
UGI 2.04 10 735 23'* 23'* .23**- *
UNCInc .Ole 8 2190 6'* 5>! 5'*+'*
USFG 2.48 6 158406 S)'. 28* 29' - '!
USG 1.12 7 15204 32*. 25'! 31*-6**
USX 1.20 48818 31 26*. M'!+3'*
UCarb 1.50 14 38421 21'! 17* 20'! + 2'3
UnElec 1.92 7 5185 22 21-* 21*.+ '
UnPac 2 10 9648 52*. 48'! 51*+2*
Unisys s .92 59 36269 31* 28** 30'!+!'* UnBrnd ,60 12 418 42' 40 41'! + !'.
USWest 3.28 9 14554 49'* 46** 47*-l*
UnTech 1.40 24 19647 33 30' 31**+1'!
UniTel 1.92 39236 24'* 23** 24*.+ *.
Unocal 116 16434 27' 25' 26'*+!'! Upjohn s .60 18 30231 30*. 27* 28 +1 USLlFE 1.28 7 2125 30 27* 29'.+ 1'
UtaPL 2 32 16 3164 27** 26** 26*.-'
- V-V -
Varian 26 23 3516 24 19'! 22**+2
Varity 19966 2'! 2'- 2*+ '*
vv
Wackht 60 14 217 13'. 12* 13 + '
WalMts .12 23 x56058 23* 21** 23's + l* WaltJ S 1.20 15 293 59'a 59* 59*.+ '!
WarnC 40 15 17762 26** 22*. 26 +2*.
WarnrL 1.80 16 12764 69*. 62' 65*. +3'!
WashH s.OBi- 6 545 11'. 10*. 11
WshWt 2,48 1618 23'I 22'-. 23'+!
WellsF S 2 28 9637 40'. d37'! 39 WUnion 10133 2*d 1*. 2'*+ '
WstgE 1.72 9 22020 47* 41*. 45*.+ 4'*
Weyerh 1.50 13 16904 38 34'-. 37'i + 3*
Whrlpl 1.10 9 9749 22'* 20*. 22'! + !
Whittak 1 6 693 23'* d22' 22*8- *.
William t-40 5716 22'* 20'i 22**+2
WinDix 1 86 15 x982 41** 38'a 40*+3'
Winnbg 40 10 1777 8'* 7* 8 + '!
Wlwthsl.32 9 11177 34' 30'* 31'.+ *
Wynns 60 12 1004 17 15 15*.-!'!
-X-Y-Z-Xerox 3 12 17354 55 51* S4'! + 3*.
ZenithE 9957 14* 13'. 14'+ *.
Copyright by The Associated Press 1987
Amex Weekly Dollar Leaders
NEW YORK (AP) -The following is a list of the most active stocks based on the dollar volume.
The total is based on the median price of the stock traded multiplied by the shares traded
Name TotdlOOO) Sales(hds) Last
W2.986 15775 28'* 530,702 X13722 24'* $27,107 9388 29** $22,156 10614 21 $16,697 12969 13' $16,162 15212 10'! $15,635 4725 23'! $13,181 17723 7 9 16 $13,123 x12961 9' $12,773 1271 101
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Stox Weekly Dollar Leaders
NEW YORK (AP) -The lollowmg is a list of the most active stocks based on the dollar volume The total is based on the median price of the stock traded multiplied by the shares traded
Tot(liOOO) Saies(hds) Last $985,029 88542 110' $861,196 x 518013 16'. $545,97346823 120'!
Name
IBM
PacGE
OigifalEq
Oet Edison
PhilipMor
USFG Cp
Merck
GenElct s
DowCem
EstKodak s
Me Derm I nt
FordMotr
Exxon s
HewlettPk
duPont
89. 29'.l 57 \
$543,053 x391390 13'! $524.468 X59262 89 $465.323 158408 $427,961 26937 1 $423,868 100324 43* $369.581 46931 81 $301,37564812 45'! $285,308 X184070 14** $280,761 37623 73** $272,349 71436 39'. $242,875 48575 51't $235,144 29439 80*
NEW YORK (AP) -
Weekly Investing
Quasar n
37.52
35,62
37.52+2.29
Companies giving the high, low and last
Surveyor
8,25
7,77
8.25+
.61
Drices for the week with the net change
Tech
23.29
21.40
23,29 + 2.59
from the previous week's last
price. All
Amer Capital;
12.99
6.89
12.49
686
quotations, su Association of
ipplied by the National Securities Dealers, Inc.,
Comstk
CorpBd
12.97+ .75 6.86- ,05
reflect net asset values, at which securities.
Enterp
ExchFd
11.24
10,75
11.16+
.68
could have been sold.
54 35
52.03
53.50 + 2.44
High
Low
Last Chg
FedMtg
12.74
12,63
12.63-
.17
AAL CapG
7 83
7.54
7.70+ -27
Fund Am
10,47
10.00
10.34+
.50
AAL Inc
9.63
9.47
9,47- .13
GovtSec
10.13
9.97
9,99- ,20
AARP Invsl:
Growth
15,15
1475
15.07 +
.44
CapGr n
19.06
18.30
19,04+ .99
Harbor
11.75
11.48
11.69+
.32
GinleM n
15.12
15,04
15.04- .12
HiYldlnv
8,92
8.86
8.86- .07
GenBd n
14.80
14,63
14.63- .22
Muni Bond
18.34
18,14
18.14-
.23
Grwinc n
19.89
19.30
19.86+ .73
OTC
5.57
5.48
5,57+
.10
TxFBd n
15,48
15,27
15,27- .11
Pace Fnd
20.53
19.66
20.38+1.14
TxFSh n
15.30
15,26
15.26- .03
Provldnt
4.27
4.12
4.211
.15
ABT Midwest:
TxE HY
10.90
10.85
10.85-
.04
Emerg
6,56
6.26
6.56+ .37
TxE In
10,61
10,50
10.50- .13
FI Govt
9.99
9.86
9.8A- .15
Venture
14.18
13.52
14,13 +
.87
FI Gwth
12.89
12.31
12.75+ .71
American Funds;
40
GrwthInc
11.09
10.84
11,03+ .27
AmBalan x
10.48
9.76
9.76-
IntGv
10.19
10.14
10.14- .07
AmcapFd
9.58
9.14
9.49+
.50
Sec Inc
9.07
8.75
8.75- .67
AmMutI
16.88
16.42
16.68+
.47
TFLtd
10.04
10.02
10.02- .01
BondFd
13.06
12.92
12.92-
.18
Utillncm
13.50
13.35
13.35+ .07
CaplncBId
20.69
20.42
20,49 +
,12
AddisonCap
1233
11.81
12,23+ .49
Eupac X
23.60
21.24
21.24-1 51
ADTEK n
9.44
9.34
9,39+ .10
Fundmlnvs
12.85
12.39
12.66+ .51
AdvntGv
9,54
9.49
9.49- .06
Govt
13.69
13.56
13.56-
.18
AIM Funds:
Growth Fd x
15.33
14.10
14,10-
.31
Chart
6.40
6.10
6.33+ .37
IncomeFd
10.70
10.58
10.61 +
.06
Const 1
9 23
858
9.23+ .83
InvCoA
12.18
11.77
12.03 *
.42
ConvYld
8.54
8,27
8 49+ .30
New E con x
18.64
17.21
17.21-
.61
Greenway
9.28
9,04
9,17+ .19
NewPerspFd )
110.66
9.36
9.36- .83
HiYield
8.82
8.79
8 79- .02
TaxExpt
10.60
10.46
10.46- .16
Sumit
5.97
5.71
5.90+ 31
TxE (ia
13.42
13,17
13.17-
.27
WeingEq AMA Funds:
8.52
8.10
8.45+ .53
TxE Md
13.22
13.08
13.08-
16
TxE Va
13.71
13.60
13,60- .12
ClasGth n
9.43
9.12
9,42+ .45
WshMut
11.19
10.83
11.05+
.34
Classin
8.72
8.66
8.66- .05
AmGwth
7.73
766
7.72+
.09
EMT
9.84
9.77
9.84
AmHeritge n
99
95
-97 +
.03
GIbGth n
16.91
16,41
16.82+ .53
Am Invest n
5,71
5.36
5.71 +
.47
MedTec n
9.42
9.07
9.31+ .35
Am Invine n
8.32
8.29
8.29-
.02
AMEV Funds:
Am NatGrth
4,21
4.03
4.14+
21
CapitI
X 12.57
10.80
l0.8Ct-l.05
Am Nat Inco
17.97
17.25
17.71 +
.68
Fiducary
16.48
15.80
16.29+ .76
APlTr nr
9.07
8.87
8.99+
20
Grwth
14,07
13.39
14,00+ .84
Amway MutI x
7,92
7.32
7.32-
.06
Sped n
18.72
17,83
18.60+1.05
Analytic n
13.28
1289
13.13+ .47
US Gvt
9,70
964
9 64- ,07
Armstng n
6.45
6,18
6,40 +
,35
AcrnFd nr
35.10
30.25
30.25-4,06
Aquila Funds:
AfutureFd n
8 85
8.59
8.85+ .37
Ariz
9.27
9.16
9.16-
.11
Advest Advant:
Hawaii
10.40
10,32
10.32-
.08
Govt nr
8,77
8.73
8 73- ,06
Dreg
AKPIStk
9.38
929
9.29-
.09
Gwth n r
10-07
9.73
9 94+ ,32
13.54
12 89
13.35+
,77
Inco n r
907
8.98
9.00+ .02
AvonG n
9,85
9.82
9 82- 06
SpcI nr
7.32
7,16
7.27+ .06
Axe Houghton:
AlgerGrPt n r Alliance Cap:
9.08
8.67
8,92+ .45
Fund B n
9,07
8.84
9.03 +
.29
IncoFd n
5.12
5.07
5.07-
.06
Alianc
6,47
6.09
6.38+ .44
Stock n
6.62
6.27
6.56 +
.43
Balan
11.19
10,85
11.01+ .25
BB&K n
10.44
10.26
10.42 +
,17
Canada
7.30
6.96
7.30+ .50
Babson Group:
Conv
8.17
8,14
8-16- .01
Bond n
1.59
1.58
1.58- .01
Countpt
12.19
11.82
12.12+ .43
Entrp n
10,01
986
9,97 +
09
Dividend
3.33
3.21
3.27+ .12
Gwth n
12.00
11.51
11.84 +
.53
Govt
8.63
8,59
8.59- .07
Shadow
6,79
6,75
6,79+ .02
HB TxFr
8.75
8.67
8.67- .09
TxFr n
8.23
8,13
8,13-
.11
HiYield
8.42
8.37
8,37- .06
UMB Stock n
11.79
11.44
11.74 +
.48
Inti
16.00
15,28
16.00+ ,71
UMB Bd n
10.75
1066
10.66-
.11
InsCalTx
11.46
11,32
11.32- ,16
'u'alue n
13.79
13.35
13.73+ .51
Mon Inc
11.86
11.78
11.78- .07
BairdBICh
10.23
9.75
10.16+
.58
AAortg
9,04
0,93
8.93- 14
BairdCa
12.09
11.50
12.09+
.62
BakrUSGv n
15.17
15.11
15.12-
,11
Ameiicafl Stock Exchange
Bartlett Funds:
BaseVI n CpCsh n FixedI n BeaconHill n BenchBC Benham Capital: CalTFI n CalTFIn
10.81
1.00
9.48
10.77
99
9.43
10.81 + 1.00-9,43-
23,94 22,86 23.57 + 1.05 11,43 10 90 11.20- 60
NEW YORK (AP) American Stock Ex change trading for the week selected Issues:
Sales
PE hds High Low Last Chg.
Acton 5 5 102 14'a 13** 14 - '
AdRusll 4213 223 42'! 42 42'*+'*
Alza 118 6725 24*. 21' 23'!+ '
Amdahl ,20 13 9388 30*. 27 29*+ 2**
APetf 50e 9 50 51'. 50' 51'*- **
Cap TNT GNMA n
10.11 10,07 10.07- .04 10.10 10.04 10.04- ,05
NtTFI NITFL n Tarl990 n Tarl995 n Tar2000 n Tar2005 n Tar2010 n
10.07
9.78
9.' 967 9.86 9,81
10.34 10.24
9,98- .14 9.67- ,14 9.81- .04 10.24- ,10
).38 79.95 79.96- .55 50.99 50.30 50.30-1.13'
31.97 30.95 30 95-1.41 20.10 19.37 19.37-1.19
14,16 13.38 13.38-1,20
06
AmRoyl 1 81e ASciE Ampal Andal ArzCm n Armtrn Asmr g 20 Astrolc Atari AtlsCM Atlas wt
3 357 7*s 6'x 6'*- '!
113 398
2* d 2'8
2'-
'
4 233
17*
1*
1*-
'*
679
4* d 4'*
41.- *8
154
4'*
41.
4' +
'*
41
2b
1*4
2 +
'*
5060
6'*
5%
6 +
'
3838
*8
5 32
'
9 4632
6'*
5*8
5+
'!
1249
1'
1
1'*+
'*
Weekly Percent Leaders
100 n
16.49
15.76
16.48+
88
101 n
12.02
11.71
11.98 +
.42
BlnStGr n
938
9.11
9.384
.28
Boston Co:
CapApr n
29.49
28.37
29.41 + 1.39
GNMA n
11.64
11.49
11.49-
.19
Mgdin n
11.23
11.18
11.18- .06
SpGth n
13.09
12,62
13.05+
.47
BosGrl h X
12.59
9.61
9.66-2.39
Bowser n
1.43
1.41
1.42+ .02
Brndywn n
9.62
9.12
9.62+
.60
Bruce n
85.49
81.82
83.91 + 1.78
Bull & Bear Gp:
CapGr n
936
8.97
9.36 +
.50
Eqinc n
9.79
9.58
9.79+
.22
(xoldlnv n
17.39
16,48
17.39+
.65
HiYield n
11,37
11.32
11.33-
.09
TaxFree n
16.65
16.59
16,59- .03
US Gvt n
14.30
14.24
14.24-
.05
CalamosCv n
9.78
9.67
9.77+
.13
CaiMun n
8.44
8.32
8.32-
.13
CalTrst n
10.81
10.72
10,72-
.09
CalUGv n
9.45
9.36
9.36-
.11
Calvert Group;
Ariel
15.35
15,13
15.16+ .34
Equity n
14,05
13.68
14.01 +
.40
Inco
15.38
15.24
15.24-
.18
Social n
22.61
22.18
22.42+ .32
TxFLtd n
10.42
10.40
10.41
TxFLng n
14.70
14.63
14.70+ .02
USGov
14.12
13.98
13.98-
.21
WshAn r
14.03
13.74
13.98+ .25
Capstone Group:
Fund SW
8.25
7.99
8.16+ .26
Income
508
5.06
5.06- .02
PBHG
8.90
8.21
8.90+
.84
Trend
10.60
1023
10.46+
.42
Carnegie Funds:
CappGrwth
11 79
11,39
11.65+ .38
CappTotRt
9 13
9.05
9.09+ .05
Govt
9.45
9,40
9,40-
.08
Cardinal
13.18
12.74
13.01+
.37
CardnlGvt
8.83
8.75
8 75- .11
CentryShr n
16.13
15.82
15.82+
.06
ChpsdeDollr n
9,55
9.20
9.38 +
.32
ChestnutSt n
66.74
63.80
66.17+3.72
CIGNA Funds:
Agresv
9.35
8.76
9,35+
.70
(jovSec
9.92
9.89
9.89
Growth
12.58
12.01
12.41 +
.63
HiYld
9.64
9.58
9.58-
.06
Income
7.49
7.41
7.41-
.13
MuniBd
7 22
7.10
7.18-
.03
Value
11.93
11.29
11.84+
.76
Citibank IRA CIT:
Balan In
1.58
1.53
1.56*
,03
Equif fn
1.66
1.56
1,63+
.06
Incom f n
1.62
1.60
1.60-
.02
ShtTrm fn
1 39
1.39
1,39
Claremont Fds:
Combnd n
11 98
11.73
11.91 +
27
(xovBd n
10.17
10.11
10.11-
.10
Stock n
9.43
9.27
9.43+
.18
Clipper n
38.56
37,88
38,11 +
,47
Colonial Funds:
AdvGold
25.67
24.24
25.67+1,30
CalTE
6.56
6.53
6,53-
.03
CorpCsh
41.20
40.61
40,75 +
.42
CorpCsll
44,76
44.51
44,51-
.16
Dvsdin
6,72
6.56
6.72+
.19
Eqtyinc
13.10
12.79
13.09 +
32
Fund
15,98
15.68
15.93+
.33
GovMtg
12,97
1284
12 84-
,18
Gvt Sec
11.10
10.91
10.91-
28
Grwth Shrs
10.44
10.02
10.42+
.55
High Yield
7.15
7.12
7.12-
.04
Income
6.60
6.53
6.53-
,09
IncPIs
8.94
8.60
8.82 +
.36
IntEqty
15.16
14.45
15.16+
64
Mi TE
6.29
6.27
6.27
Mn TE
6.56
6.52
6.52-
.03
NY TE
6.30
6,25
6.25-
.03
OhTE
6.34
6.33
6.33 +
.01
Smlndx
8.98
8,74
8.95+
.18
TXIns
7.27
7.18
7,18-
,06
TaxExpt
12 78
12.70
12.70-
.05
US Idx
11.80
11.30
11.62+
.56
Columbia Funds:
Fixed n
12.15
12.04
12.04-
.17
Grth n
1982
19.03
19.74+1,04
Mun n r
11.14
11,04
11.04-
.12
SpcI nr
24.44
22.85
24.44+'
1.83
Common Sense:
Govt
11.06
10.91
10.91-
.21
Growth
9.11
8,74
9,10 +
,54
Groinc
9.46
9.14
9.39+
.38
Comwlth A&B
1,41
1,38
1.40*
03
Comwlth C&D
194
1.89
1.93 +
05
Composite Group:
BdStk
8.92
8.81
8.90 +
.17
Growth
9 16
8 93
9.15+
.42
IncoFd NW Pt TaxEx USGov Value Conn Mutual: Govt Grwth TotRet Conti Equities: Equity Opt Inc USGov
8,99 8,96 8.96
11.24 10.89 11.22+ .46
7,10 7.05 7.05- .03''
,99 98 98- .01
8.97 8.77 8.91+ .14
10.24 10.14 10.14- .12
10.91 10.48 10.83+ ,54
11,66 11.41 11.61+ ,31
Coplev n CorpPfd
CorpP
CnslrFix
CountryCapGr nIGr r
Cowenli Criterion Funds;
Comrceinc
CvSecs
CritGIGr
Gvinst
8.34 8.21 8.34+ .17
8.48 8.38 8.48+ .15
9.18 9.12 9 .12- .10
10.14 9.97 10.00- .07
44.42 44.29 44.29 .16
9.77 9,75 9.77+ .03
14.56 196 14.44+ .72
9.02 8.85 8.87+ ,05
8.82 8.69 8.72+ ,07
8.83 8.70 8.83+ .13
11.16 10,97 11,15+ .39
8.89 8,83 8.83- .09
612
14* 10** 13'+ 2** BAT 28e 10 17723 7* 7' 7 916 + 716
Banstr g 80 6 5* 5*4-*
BergBr ,32 14 3192 16** 14* 16* + 1'
BowVal 20e x80 11'! 9! 11 + 1'
764 19'
2'!
9'*
3'
6'4 2*
1'!
1 15 3380 24'/ 22*4 24*4 + 1*4
10840 'd ', 3 -16-116
16 X6404 8'! 7*e 8*8+4.
2356 1 ' /-1I6
27033 11-16 9 16 11 16 60 10 75 14*4 14'.* 14*4+ *
Brscn g
CMI Cp 883
CarnCr n 8 4865
ChmpEn 1620
ComFds.25 5 1123
Conqst 2920
ConsOG 361
Cross s Damson DataPd DelmeO DomeP Duplex
EchBg S 07 52 x13722 24 Endvco t 237 6'4
ENSCO 14 5821 2*4
EntMk' 10 3600 3'! 3
Fidata 25 232 5 4**
FAusPr 106e 6200 8'! 8
Fluke 1.26t 58 1045 15 dl4 FruitL n 10198 5' 4'
FurVIt .30 11 2988 3'! 3'*
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GntYI g Glatfit s GIdFid
GrtLkC .64 17 2063 48'4
GCdaRn,4C 9914 13
Hasbr 5 .09 II 7415 12
Heico .10 4 1253 18'!
HollyCp 59 198 14**
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2'
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3
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UPS
Name Last Chg Pet
What The Stock Market Did
20** 24'+3
6 6 + '4
2' 2**
3 3'*-
4** 5
8 0*+ '
14 - *4
5 +
31+ I
4 64 4'* 4* 4'*+ '4
1556 17*8 15' 17** + 1'-4 56 13 529 27' 24'* 27'+ 1'
1111 9 16 7 16 7 16-1-16
40'! 47 5*
104 10*4 15'1 13'4
12*4 + 2** 11**- '* 18'!+3'b 14**+!*
HmeSh s
17 7663
6
5'
5*+ '*
HrnHar
7 5089
11
9'!
10*+1'
HouOT 08e
4 x5291
1
'*
1 t '
ImpOil gl 80
2705
42'!
39H
42'+ 3'
InstSy
8 1561
1*4
1'*
!>
IntBknt
2201
2*
2'
2' '
Kirby
761
2*
2'!
2*+ '*
LdmkSv 20
4 396
41 d 4'
4'.- *
Lionel
8 2721
4'!
3*
4'!+ *4
LorTel
B 10901
9
7'*
8 - *
MCO Hd
158
9
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9 t **
MCO Rs
2891
*
5 16
*-l-16
MSR
289
1'!
I**
1*8
Media % MtchlE NtPatnt
34 41 1438 32'! 29' 32'!+3* 24 48 1338 10 8* 9'!+ **
10 2520 6 S'* S'-!- *8
NProc 1.l8e 10 555 21*4 20'* 20'+ ' NY Time .44 15 15775 29*4 24*4 28'/+3*s NCdO G 260 191 I3'-4 12*4 13 + ' Numac 413 7 6* 6*4+ *s
OOkiep 194 11** 10 11'+!*
PallCp 5 34 16 10614 22' d19'! 21 - '
PhILD s -08. 3 X3152 6'! 5*. 6'+ $*
Pittway 1.80 11 x46 69 64'! 68'!+4'
Ransbg 38| 1210 7*. 7'* 7*4+ '!
ResrlA 4712 20 dl4'! 15'*-4' SecCap .051 439 2*d2 2'4
1
Tricentrl
6'* ,
+ 3
Up
96.0
2
TWSvcs
15*4
+ SH
Up
55.6
3
Atgint 2.l9pr
7
+ 2
Up
38.1
4
Anthem s
9'
+ 2*8
Up
34.5
5
Coastamer n
5* + 1*
Up
34,4
6
EmryAF
5'*
+ 1'
Up
32.3
7
FostrWhIr
12'*
+ 3'
Up
32.1
8
WMS Ind
5'
+ 1'.
Up
31.3
9
OutbdMar
22'*
+ 5**
Up
30.7
10
Valhi .
9'
+ 2'*
Up
30.4
11
Goodrich
38
+ 8'!
Up
28 8
12
NL Indust
5**
+ 1'.
Up
28.6
13
NeimMar
15*.
+ 3'!
Up
28 6
14
BarnesGp
34
+ 7'!
Up
20,3
15
Telex Corp
52*
+ >1
Up
26.3
16
Constar
16
+ 3'
Up
25,5
17
USG
31*
* 6*
Up
25.2
18
FlowGenI
3*
+ *
Up
25.0
19
SeaCntLtd
16'
+ 3'
Up
25.0
20
SvcResour
4*8
+ '*
Up
25,0
21
CInMilcrn
21
+ 4'/*
Up
24.4
22
CatalystEn
5'*
+ 1
Up
24.2
23
HarleyDav
12'
+ 2*
Up
24.1
24
LigetGp n
8*
+ 1*
Up
24.1
25
Hannafrd
34**
+ 6**
Up
23 9
DOWNS
Name 1
Last
Chg
Pci.
1
FstRepb pfA
6'/*
- 5'!
Off
44.4
2
RdgBat cv pf ONEOK
3*
- 2
Off
34.8
3
17'
- 7
Off
28 9
4
FtRepb pfC
29'
-10**
Oft
26.6
5
ThompMed
10'!
-3'
Off
23.6
6
PSNH 3 25plF 4*
. - t**
Off
22.4
7
HillsDept n
5*1
- 1'!
Off
21,8
8
FinStBar
3*
- 1
Off
21.1
9
MCorp
2*s
- **
Off
20,8
10
LearPet cv pf 4
- 1
Off
20.0
11
GF Corp
2*
- H
Oft
18.5
12
FtRep pfB
7'!
- 1*
Off
17,8
13
MercFdSLn
5'.j
- 1'
Off
17.0
14
PSNH 3.45pfG 5
- 1
Off
16.7
15
Wickes wt
2'!
- 1.!
Off
16.7
16
HancockFab
n 11'!-2' Off
16.4
17
PannillKn
7
- 1**
Off
16.4
18
GCACp n
2
- *8
Off
15 8
19
FtBTxadi p'
f 4*i
1 - '*
Oft
15.6
20
PSNH 3.75ptD S'
!- 1
Off
15.4
21
PSNH 3 86pfE 5*- 1
Oft
15.1
22
Hall Frank
3
- '!
Off
14.3
23
Nortek s
6
- 1
Off
14.3
24
PSNH 2,75pl
6
- 1
Off
14.3
25
Rothchild
4'!
- *
Off
14.3
Two
This Prev Year Years Week Week ago ago
Advances 1,260 241 606 126
Declines 712 1,810 1,367 562
Unchanged 201 112 261 184
Total issues 2,173 2,163 2,234 2,272
New yrly hghs 6 5 77 568
New yearly Iws 364 447 108 75
Weekly American Stock And Bonds
Total for week
61,590.000
Week ago
59,770,000
Year ago
56.460,000
Jan 1 to date
3,316,080,000
1986 to date
2,237,630,000
AMERICAN BONDS
Total for week
$18,360,000
Year ago
$16,690,000
DOW Jones Averages
lives
ones
NEW YORK (AP) - The following q the range of the closing Dow Jc averages tor the week ended Dec 11.
STOCK AVERAGES First High Low Last Chg. Ind 1812.17 1902.52 1812 17 1867 04 + 100 30 Trn 681.14 707.43 681.14 699.00 + 38 00 Utl 175,73 177,81 174 73 175,73+2 54 6SSIk 670.21 697 64 670.21 686.58 + 32.82 BOND AVERAGES 20 Bnds 86 74 86 74 85 98 85.98-0.87 Utils 86 45 86 60 85.61 85 61-0.87
Indus 87,03 87 03 86 26 86 34-0,87
COMMODITY FUTURES INDEX 131 42 134 68 131 42 134 40 + 3.33
InvQual
9,13
9.02
9.02-
.15
Lowry Pi lot Fund
10,06
10.05
10.06+
.01
9.93
970
9.84+
.25
QualTx
10.00
980
9.80-
.22
Sunbll
17.58
17.09
17.57+
.64
US Gvt
8.84
8.77
8.77-
,10
CumbrldG n x
8,59
8.42
8.47 +
,10
DFASmI n
7,29
7,16
7.29+
.11
DFA Fxn x
101.31 100.60 100.61-
.68
Dean Witter:
AmerVI r n
12.10
11.65
11.98 +
.48
CalTxF n
11,01
10.93
10.93-
.08
Conv n r
8.99
8.77
8,97 +
.28
DevGth nr
7.46
7.07
7.46+
.42
OivGth r
17.41
16.79
17.24+
.65
GPIus r
9.21
9.10
9.10-
.16
HiYld
12.25
12.21
12.22-
.05
NYTxF n
10.39
10.30
10.30-
.07
NtRs n r
8.31
7.87
8.31 +
.62
Optn n r
7.49
7.19
7.37+
.33
SearsTE n
10.54
10.44
10.44-
.08
TaxAd n
9.58
9.54
9.54-
.01.
TaxEx
10.32
10.23
10.23-
.07
USGv n r
9.72
9.66
9,66-
.10
ValAd
10.16
9.99
10,07
WIdW nr
14.85
14.30
14.85 +
-54 ,
Delaware Group:
Dectrl
14.33
13,84
14.16+
.45
Dectrll
9,12
8.82
9,02 +
.26
Delawre x
12,25
11.65
11.98+
.56
Delcap
10.31
9.64
10.31 +
.86
Delchstr
7.48
7.43
7.43-
.06
Delta Trend
5.76
5,44
5.76+
.39,
USGvt
8.44
8.38
8.38-
,08..
GNMA
8.71
8.67
8.67-
.06
Inves n
9.80
9.78
9.78-
.03
TaxFree Pa
7.34
7,31
7.31-
.02
TFUSIns
1009
9,99
9,99-
.11
TxFrUS
10.59
10,50
10,50-
.11
DIT Funds;
CapGf n X
11.52
11,02
11.24 +
.47
Curnt n
9.44
9.43
9.43-
.02
GvtSc n
9.82
9.77
9,77-
.06
OTCGr n
19,53
19.09
19,38+
.47
Destinyl
10.45
9.94
10.34 +
.57
Destll
14.24
13.55
14.18+
.82
DG Div n
21.66
20 95
21.34+
.77,
DodgCox n
30.00
29 23
29.68+
.81,
DodgCoxStk n
31.69
30.15
31.17 + 1
.63
DbleExCC
10.17
10.17
10.17
DbleTx
11.11
11.08
11.08-
.03
Orexel Burnham:
Burnhm
21.37
20.97
21.27 +
.46
DSTBdn r
10,42
10.29
10.29-
.14
DSCvn r
8,19
8.01
8.16 +
.19
DST Em n r
9.92
9.52
9,92+
48
DS Gvt n r
9.32
921
9.24-
.10
DSTGth nr
11.66
11.31
11.59+
4
DST Opt n r
8.90
8.47
8.77+
.49
DSTPSLn r
9.56
9.10
9.41+
.54
Fenmre n r
10.65
9.12
9.12-1
.29
TxFrLtd
10.35
10,33
10.33-
.03
TFLng
9.06
8,98
8.98-
.09
Dreyfus Grp;
A Bonds n
13.26
13.10
13.10-
.13
CalTx n
14.05
13.89
13.89-
.16 1
CapVI CvSec n
24.31
23.68
23,68-
7.75
7.56
7.75+
K
Dreyfus GNM n
11.96
11 59
11.90+
.49,
14.55
14.46
14.46-
.13
GwthO n
9.72
9.25
9,72+
,55
InsTx n
16.71
16,52
16.52-
.18
Interm n
13,24
13.17
13.17-
.08
Leverage
17.09
16.74
17.09+
.47
MATax n
15.02
14.89
14.89-
.09
NwLdrs n
17.64
16.93
17 64 +
.84
NY Tax n
.14.27
14.13
14.13-
.15
NYlTx n
10.10
9,93
9,93-
.15
ShtlntTE
12.55
12.52
12 52-
0
StrAgg
23.39
23.20
23.28+
.21,
Strtinc
12.83
1274
12 74-
.12
Strtlnv
16.61
16.03
16.44 +
.80
StrWrld
16.20
15,90
16.13+
.16
TaxExmpt n
11.74
11,61
11.61-
.15
ThirdCntry n
5,81
5.64
5.80+
.20
USGvInt
12.59
12.51
12.51-
.14-
Eaton Vance:
*
CalMun r
9.55
9.53
9.53
*
EH Stock
12.43
11.59
1163-
,3V
GvtObIg
1142
11.36
1136-
.0/
Growth
6.18
5,99
6.07 +
1
Hiinc rn
9.09
9.03
9.03-
.08
HiMuni n r
9.30
9.25
9.25-
,05
HiYield
4.88
4.84
4.84-
.04
IncBos
9.72
9.67
9.67-
.05
Invest
7.42
7.27
7.33+
.15
MunBd
8.46
8.38
8.38-
.08
Nautilus
8.44
8.30
8.35+
,08
^Eqty
TotRel
14.84
8.09
14.01
7.99
14.79+ 8.01 +
.94
.08
VSSpecI
8.82
8.31
8.76 +
EclipEq n
9.40
9.33
9.39+
.07'
EmpBId
16.19
16.04
16 04-
.13
EntprGw
7.05
6.78
7.02+
.32
Equitec Siebel:
AgGt n r
11.20
10.84
11.15+
.44
HiYld nr
8.88
8.85
8.85-
,02
TotRt nr
12.73
12.44
12.60 +
27
USGv n r
939
9.35
9.36-
OS
EqtySt n
15.83
15,40
15 49-
,4T
Evergreen Funds
Evergrn n TotRt n
' 11.00
10,74
10.96+
.27
15.80
15.55
15.68+
ValTm n
9.00
8.64
8,97 +
4
FBL Gth
9,12
9.04
9.12 +
.08,
FPA Funds:
Capit
10.91
10.61
10.86+
.19
New Inc
9,14
9.05
9.05-
.08
Parmnt
13.60
13.15
13,52 +
.46
Peren
16.40
16.20
16.35+
.24
Fairmt n
41.12
39 64
40.97+
1.89'
Federated Funds
CorpCs n
10.32
10.27
10,32 +
.05
ExchFd n
44.68
43.30
44.06+
FBF n
9.01
8.90
8.90-
.14.
FTInt n
20.17
14.33
14.33-5.04
Fdlntr n
9,70
9.65
9.65-
.03
FloatT n
9.63
9.62
9.62-
.02
GNMA n
10.70
10.62
10.62-
.11
Gwth n
13,49
12.80
13.49+
.94
HiYld n
9.79
9.70
9 70-
.08
Inco n
10.20
10,15
10.15-
.07
FIMT n
9.85
9,76
9,76-
.10-
Short n
1007
10.06
10,07
SIGT n
10.13
10.10
10.1(7-
.05
StkBd n
14.64
14,43
14,46+
.10
StockTr n
20.60
19.92
20.24 +
.57
USGov n
8,92
8.79
8 79-
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CA TFn
Es.
Contra n ConvSet n
10.65 10,65- 0
9.46 9.49+ .03
10.26 10.26- .17
9.94 9.94- .49
83.22 78.93 81.62 +4.96 10.18 9.90 10.111 .27
9.04 8.96 9.03+ .07
10.73
9.53
10.41
10.85
Equtlncm Europe ExchFd 0 FidelFd n FlexBd n Freedm n GloBd n GNM n GovtSec n Groinc GroCo Hilncm n HighYleld n InsMuni n IntBd
InflGrl X
Ltd Muni n Magellan x
Ml TF MA TFn MN TFn MtgeSec n Munq)l n Ott TFn NYHY n NYlns n OTC Ovrsea Pac Bas PaTF n Puritan n Real Est ShtT Bd Sht TFn Speci Sit TexaTF n Trend n Value n FidI Inv Instit. CT ARPn EqP Gn EqP In IP LTOn IP SG TEP Ltd QualOlv n Fidelity Selects: SelAir r SelAGId r SelAuto SelBlo r SelBrd r SelBrk r SelCap SelCh r SelComp r SelDef r SelElec r SelEUtI SelEgy r SelEnSv SelFinS r SelFood r SelHlth r SelMD SelHous n Sellndl SelLesr r SelMetl r SelPapr r SelProp r SelReg SelRtI r SelSL r SelSoft r SelTech r SelTele r SelUtil r FIduCap n Financial Prog: Dynamics n FSBGov n FSPEgy n FSPEur n
23.73 23.11 11.58 11.19
61.80 59.14 14.45 13.80 6.69 6,62 13.31 12.65 10.86 10.68
9.98 9.88
9,50 9.45 12.44 12.06 12.37 11.64 8.67 8,62
11.80 11.68 10.26 10.12
10.04 9.93 10.16 9.83 9.07 8,98
37.13 37,13 10.15 10.02 10.61 10.54 9.73 9.58
9.87 9.79 7.53 7.44
9.87 9.73 10.93 10.77
10.14 9.97
15.05 14.45 30.81 29.55 13.03 12.45
8.98 8.83 11.55 11.30 8.61 8.53
9.49 9.47
9.50 9.44
14.90 14.69 9.47 9.35
34.57 32.86 19.78 19.03
23.55+ .50 11,58+ .39 60,89+3.04 14.37+ .82 6.62- .10 13.28+ .84 10.86+ .14 9.88- .13 9.45- .07 12.37+ .41 12.32+ .90 8.62- .07 11.68- .12 10.12- .15 9.93- .13 10.16+ .34 8.98- .09 37.13
10.02- .15 10.54- .06 9.58- .16 9.79- .11
7.44- .10 9.73- .16 10.77- .18 9.97- .19 15.05+ .80 30.81 + 1.10 13.02+ .54 8,83- .17 11.47+ .24 8.61+ .11 9.47- .03
9.44- .07 14.76+ .11 9.35- .13
34,57 + 2.08 19,57+ .82
10.32 10.31 10.31- .03
10.36 9,71 10.32+ .80
11.02 10.73 10,93+ .23
10.24 10.13 10.13- .14
9.68 9.65 9.65- .03
10.41 10,31 10.31- .11
13.41 13,29 13.33+ .07
8.10 8.00 17.37 16.18 9.54 9.04
9.03
10.37
7.22
8.93
16.48 15.63 10.21 9.67
10.76 10.50 6.70 6.21
8.25 8.16
11.24 10,41 6.99 6.61
24.39 23.86 14.65 14.15 30.62 29.42
6.46 6.09
8.47 8.11
11.04 10.43 19.53 18.75
16.05 15.02 11.48 10.99 9.33 9.17
7.64 7,40
9.59 9.13
10.52 10.39
12.39 11.65 15,89 14.92 14.36 13.95 24.56 24.28 12.01 11.39
8.05+ .05 17,37+1.30 9.04- .20 8.91+ .38 10.37+ .67 7.09+ .03 8.93+ .57 16.48+ .98 10.16+ .71 10.70+ .16 6,70+ .64 8.19+ .05 11.24+ .95 6.99+ .29 24.14+ .23 14.51+ .36 29.87+1.02 6.46+ .36 8.47+ .41 11.04+ .90 19,53+1.11 16.05+1.05 11.48+ .78 9.20+ .10 7.40- .20 9.51+ .43 10.52+ .11 12.39+ .92 15.89+1,06 13.95- .12 24.35+ .16 12.01+ .62
5.92 5.55 6.98 6.94
7.94 7.45
7.64 7.:
5.92+ .53 6,94- .06 7.94+ .56 7.64+ .20
FSPFn n
5.98
5.87
5.95+
.07
FSP Un
7.74
7.63
7.71 +
.13
FnclTx n
13.29
13.16
13.16-
.15
Gold n
6.50
6.10
6.50+
.37
HiSci n
11.00
10.50
10,79+
.50
HiYW n
7.77
7.73
7,75
Indust'l n
3.19
3.06
3.18+
.19
Income n
7.35
7.10
7,25+
.27
Leisf n
8.42
8.11
8.37+
.33
Pacific n
9.88
9.40
9.88+
.30
Selct n
6.33
6.30
6.31-
.02
Tach n
7.78
7.43
7.78+
46
WWTc n
8.97
8.55
8.97+
48
FstEagle n
9.17
8.95
9.14+
.28
Fst InvMton:
Bond Apprc
10.70
10.64
10.64-
.07
Discoviry
6.68
6.41
6.68+
.29
Govt
10.72
10.61
10.61-
.16
Growth
5.02
4.80
4.96+
.25
HIghYd
13.04
13.00
13.00-
.04
Income
5.17
5.14
5.14-
.03
tntlSec
4.02
3.82
4.02 +
.17
NatResc
4.23
4.09
4.23+
.19
NYTsxFr
13.01
12.87
12,87-
.11
Option
396
3.84
3.90+
.11
SoecBd Tax Exmpt
13.06
13.02
13.02-
.03
9.55
9.45
9.45-
.10
Value
10.31
9,67
10,31 +
.81
FtTrUSGov
10.05
9.94
9.94-
.15
Flag Investon:
CrpCi n X IntTr
9.62
9.52
9.54-
.04
10.28
9.80
10.28+
.48
TellncSh n x
14.96
14.50
14.60-
29
Fla^stlil^ Group;
9.00
8.88
8.88-
.07
CpCsb n
44 39
44.27
44.27-
.32
GaTx
9.07
9.02
9.02-
.03
Ky TE
9.13
905
9.05-
.05
MicbOb
987
9.80
9.80-
.05
NCaro
8,78
8.69
8.69-
.04
OhioOb
9.71
9.66
9.66-
.03
PaTE
8.77
8.73
8.73-
04
Virglna Flex Funds;
8.99
896
0.96-
.01
Bond n
19.19
19.16
19.16-
.05
Growth n
11.26
11.25
11,26+
.02
IncGrth
19.02
19.00
19.02+
.03
RetGr n
11.90
11.89
11.90+
.01
Fortress Invst:
GISI
9.26
9.20
9 20-
08
HlQual n
10.75
10.39
10.56+
.29
HY TFn
946
9.38
9.38-
08
44 Wall Eq
2.73
2,61
2.73+
.20
44 Wall n r
1.81
1.69
1.73+
.09
Founders Group:
Frntr n
1134
11.33
11.34+
.02
Grwth n
8.67
8.29
8.56+
.43
Incom n
7.44
7.38
7.44 +
.04
Mutual n
7,69
7.39
7.59+
.36
Sped n
5.43
5.17
5,43+
36
Franklin Group:
AGE Fund
3.23
3.21
3,21-
.02
Callns
10.29
10.21
10.21-
.10
CvtSec
8.69
8.58
8.69+
.11
CpCsh n DNTC
8.73
8.73
8.73-
.02
10.65
10.07
10.54+
.67
Equity
538
5.17
5.36+
.30
FedTaxFr
10.59
10.53
10,53-
.07
Gold
13.74
12.96
13.74+
.73
Growth
17 80
17.12
17.54+
.76
HY TF
10.05
10,02
10.02-
.03
Income Stk
2.09
2.07
2.M-
.01
InsTF
10.52
10.42
10.42-
.14
MassTF
10.00
992
9.92-
.08
MichTxF
10,27
10.19
10.19-
06
MNIns
10.55
10.47
10.47-
08
NY Tax
10.25
10.16
10,16-
.10
OhiolTF
10,27
10.19
10.19-
08
OptionFd
5.02
4.81
4.97+
.23
PuerRTF
10.14
10,05
10.05-
.11
Utilities
7 15
7.08
7,08+
.02
USGovt Sec
694
6.90
6,90-
05
CalTFr
656
651
6.51-
,04
FfHdaw Funds: EqVI rn Globi nr GiblPI nr Gold rn GvPlusn r RgBk rn FundTrust: AqgrH fn
Growth fn Groinc t n Income I n TaxFree Fund Source: HIYield EqulTr GvSec IntlEqf n GabellA n Geico n GIT Invst:
EqSpc n HiVd n Inc n InARt n GateGr n GatwyOptn n GT Global: Europe Inti Japan Pacific GnAgr n Gen Elec Inv: ElfunI n ElfunTr n ElfunTxEx n S8iS n S8,SLong n GnSec rn GnTxEB n Gintel Group: CapAp n Erlsa n GinflFd n Govaars n GranGSfk n GrdsnOp n GrdsnE n GwthWsh X Growth I nd n Guardian Funds; Bond n ParkAv Stock n HarbGr n HarfwllEmG HartwellGth n Heartland Heritage HrtgCnv
Hidden Strength:
Growth TotRet US Gvt Horae Man n Hummer n Hutton Group; Bond nr Calif CvSec Gwth nr Opfnin r GvtSec nr Basic nr Natl
NY Mun PrcM n r SpEqn r IRI Stk lAI Funds: Apollo n Bond n IntFd nr Region n Resrv n Stock n IDS Mutual:
12.32 11.80 11.61 11.21
9.66
8.27
12.17+ .26 11.46+ .16 9.60- .06 8.26
9.00
8.40
6.83
8.95
8.32
6.78
8.95- .04 8.32+ .03 6.78- .07
14.05 13.67 14.05+ .30 11.85 11,54 11.85 + 40 23.25 23.14 23.18- .04
13.90 12.20 12.20-1.65 10.46 10.45 10.45- .01
8.34 8.30 8.30- .04
10.43 10.18 10.18- .28
9.32 8.88 9,21+ ,48
13.04 12.78 13,01+ 42
14.57 14.07 14,55+ .45 15,70 14.90 15.70+ .30
20.28 18.93 20.28 + 1.51
13.00 12,46 12.99+ .33
18.98 18.32 18.85 + .81
10.63 10 56 10.56- .10 26.07 25.20 25,83 + 1,03 10.38 10.24 10,24- .12 26.11 25,16 25.83+ 1.09 10.99 10.90 10.90- .12 10.37 10.02 10.17+ .35 12.74 12,59 12.59- .18
9.22 9,04 9.21+ .17 34,16 33.55 34.07 + 80 48.29 47,49 47.98+ .63
10.20 10,10 10.10- .14 14.04 13.40 14.04+ .81
10.20 9.94 10.19+ .27 15.45 14.89 15.31+ .75 10.70 9.95 9.95- .33 8.95 7.55 7.55- .93
11.52 11.38 11.38- .15
19.35 18.64 19.35+ .91
15.75 15.11 15.75+ 81
9.72 9,31 9.68+ .50
8,44 7.74 8.44+ .98
13.06 12.19 12.89 + 1.05
11.63 11.49 11.56- ,02
10.20 9.82 10.07+ ,45
7.86 7.71 7.83+ .17
15
7.71 7.39 7.68 +
6.47 6.35 6.44 +
9.89 9.88 9.88
21.47 20.56 21.18+1.01 13.08 12.64 12.96+ .53
10.34 10,18 10.18- .19
9.97 9.85 9.85- .14
8.55 8,42 8.54+ .13
12.84 12.42 12.64+ .47
7,75 7.57 7,70+ .19
8.85 8.76 8,76- .12
11.10 10.79 11,03+ .38
10.30 10.16 10.16- .17
10.12 9.97 9.97- .17
19.54 18,44 19,54+1.08 10.28 9.92 10.28+ .41
7.92 7.72 7.87+ .21
9.61 9.93+ .39
9.61 9.61- ,08
8.43 8.82+ .23
16.67 16.30 16.67+ .53 10.17 10.16 10.17+ .01 15.15 14.54 14.94+ .67
10.01
9.66
1.82
7.73 7,45 7.69+ .36
9.62 9.16 9.60+ .46
10.44 10.35 10.35- .05
15.39 15.17 15.39+ .17
9,45 9.32 9.32- 20
0.62 8.56 8.62+ -02
12,27 11.71 12.20+ ,32
IDSAgr n IDS Bond
8.14
7,77
8.14+ .43
4.54
4.48
4,48- .07
IDS Ca
4.58
4.49
4.49- .10
IDS Disc
5.43
5.21
5.43+ .19
IDS Eq r n
6.77
6.59
6.71+ .17
IDS EqPI
7.63
7.31
7.58+ .39
IDS Ex
4.57
4,53
4.53- .05
IDSFdl
4,90
4.86
4,86- .06
IDS Gth
16.95
16.28
16.83+ .87
IDS HIYield
4.30
4,26
4.26- .04
IDS In r n
5.48
5.42
5.42- .08
IDS Ins
4.66
4.60
4.60- .08
IDS Int
7,64
7.35
7 64+ .23
IDS NewDim
7.73
7.41
7.66+ .36
IDS NY
4.50
4.45
4.45- .05
IDS Progr
5.44
5.31
5.41+ .11
IDS TaxEx
3.87
3.83
3.83- .05
MgtRet
7.08
6,77
7,01+ .40
MnTE
4.72
4.69
4.69- .03
Mutual
11,14
10.94
11.03+ .15
PanPcG n
3.65
3.49
3.65+ .19
PrecMt
9,16
8.51
9.16+ .57
Stock
16.39
15,73
16.19+ .73
Select
8.26
8.16
8 .16- .13
IFG Funds:
Divers n f
10.03
9.63
9.85+ .08
IntFd n f
15.60
15.04
15.60+ .35
IntMu n f
10.05
10.00
10.00- .04
lOEX Group:
Idex
11.71
1156
11.67+ .17
Idex II
10.64
10.48
10.59+ .16
Idex 3
8.74
8.60
8.70+ .15
IMGBd Acc
10.53
10,49
10.49- .04
IMGStk Acc
11.33
11,17
11.33+ ,29
IndustFd n
250
2.39
2.45+ .10
Integrated Resc .
AggGth
872
8.59
8.72+ .28
CapApr n
11.27
10.82
11.27+ .57
CnvSec
9.31
921
9.29+ .04
Growth
10.66
10.31
10,51+ .31
HiYld
10.32
10.25
10.25- .07
Home nr
9.88
9.77
9.77- .15
IncPIr n
863
8.59
8.59- .05
Stripes
11.70
11.68
11,68- .02
IntlCash
14.62
14.27
14.62+ .33
IntstCap
6.14
5.91
6.05+ .24
Invst Pixllolio:
Eqt nr
980
9.34
9.73+ .59
GvPI nr
7.84
7.79
7 79- ,07
HiYd nr
9.39
9.35
9.35- .02
InPTR n
8.24
7.94
8.19+ ,38
Optn nr
5.75
5.52
5.66+ .25
ITS Group:
HilncPlus
12.38
12.34
12.34- ,03
InvTrBos
9,97
9.60
9,87+ 40
MassTxFr
15.74
15.65
15.65- .06
InvResh x
4.70
4.56
4.68- .52
IstelFd n
13.03
12.80
12 94+ .25
Ivy Funds:
Gwth n r
12.09
11.83
12.01+ .29
Instn r
115.45 113,35 114.13+1.19
IntIn r
13.66
13.09
13.66+ .55
JP Growth
12.09
11.29
11.29- .79
JP Income
9.21
9.10
9 .10- .14
Janus Fund:
Fund n
12.11
11.96
1205+ .18
Value n
10.57
10.25
10,57+ 46
Ventr n
28.02
27.57
27.97+ .59
John Hancock:
Bond
14,40
1430
14 - 20
Globl
14.36
1362
14.36+ 59
Growth
13.46
12.92
13 32+ .57
HIghInc
909
905
9.05- 05
HilnFdPI
968
962
9 62- .08
a,
3.88
998
3,75
990
3 88+ .15 9 90- 06
USGvSecFd
883
8.79
8 79- ,07
USGvSecTr
989
9.81
981- .12
Kaufmann n
67
.65
66- .01
Kemper Funds:
Calif
6.87
6.84
6.84- .01
Growth
6.50
6.17
6.42+ .42
HighYleld
10.70
10.67
10.67- .02
Income
8.45
034
8.34- 11
IntlFund
15.63
14.76
15.63+ .05
MunlcpBnd
9.18
9.14
9,14
Option
7.48
7,20
7,37+ ,31
Summit
3.06
2.92
3.06+ .18
Technology
8.56
8.12
8,40+ .51
TolReturn
13.42
12.82
13,M+ .73
USGvt
9.13
9.08
9.0- .08
Keystone America:
tqinc r HiYld r
8.78
8.57
0.74
9.27
9.24
924
TxFree r
9.69
9.58
9.58
KyTxFr n
6.36
6.37
6.37- .01
InvBdt nr
15.63
15.48
15.48- .19
MdBdB2 nr
17.92
17.78
17.78- .15
0IsBB4 nr
6.70
664
6,64- .05
IncoKI n r
8.12
7.96
8.07+ .19
GwthK2 nr
5.84
5.61
5.81+ .30
HGCmSI nr
18.52
17.79
18.29+ .90
GthS3 nr
6.38
610
6.35+ .35
LopCS4 nr
4.65
4.45
4.65+ .26
Inti nr
6.34
6.13
6.32+ 17
KPMR n
21.30
19,87
21,30+1.35
TxETrn r
10.11
999
9 99- 14
TaxFr n r
8.03
7,96
7 96- 08
Kidder Group:
Gvt r n KPE nr MktGuard Natl
NY Ser SpGth rn Landmark Funds: CapGth n Gtninc n NYTF n USGv n LMH n Legg Mason: Splnv n TotlRet n ValTr n LehOpport n Leverage n Lexington Grp: CorpLead fr GNAAAInc n Goldfund n Growth n Research n Liberty Family: AmLdr Cnvinc n Hi IncmSe x TxFree USGvSc LibMutG LtdTrm LindDv n r Lindnr n r Loomis Sayles: Capital n Mutual n Lord Abbett: Affiliated Bond Deb Oevel Gth FdValu GovtSec TaxFr TxFrCal TaxNY ValuAppr Lutheran Bro: BroHiYd Fund Income Municipal MFS:
MIT FinlDev GrthStk CapDev Special Sectors EmgGth TotlRet GovGuar GovHiY IntBnd FinlBnd HilncBnd Hilncll MuniBnd TaxFrCA TaxFrMA TaxFrMD TaxFrNC TxExSC TaxFrVA TxExWV MuniHiY MFS Lifetime: CapGr n r Global n r Sectrn r EmoG n r DivPl r n GovPlur n Hilncn r MunBd n r MacKay Shields: CapAp nr Conv n r CrpBd nr Globir n GovPI n r TxFrBd nr Value n r Mackenzie Grp: GvtPI IndAm Optinc Mathers n Meschrt n MeritPa n AAeritGv n Merrill Lynch: Basic Value CalTx nr Capital CorpDv EquiBnd r EurF r n FedSecTr FdTomr n r Hilncom HI Dually InstInt n
IncVr nr MunAz n r MuGa r n MuMd r n MunMA n r MuMn r n MunMI n r MuNC rn MuNY nr MuOr rn MunOH n r MuPa r n
10.57 10,49 10.4V
10.51 10.46 10.46- .01
10.71 10.66 10.68+ .01
10.03 10.00 10.00- .01
10.25 10.23 10.23
10.59 10.55 10.55- .01
10.39 10.34 10.34- .02
10.15 10.07 10.07- .05
10.39 10.35 10,35- .02
10.44 10,37 10.37 .01
10.30 10.26 10.26- .02
9.22 9.19 9.19- .03
14.29 14.19 16-95 16.52 14,69 14.69 14.73 14.57 14.36 14.24 13.96 13.45
14 .19- .15 16.73+ .42 14.69+ .01 14.57- .18 14.24- ,13 13.85+ .60
8.02 7.71 9.14 9.04 9.12 9.05 911 9.03
21.84 21.54
8.02+ .31 9.11+ .09 9,05- .04 9.03- .12 21.74+ ,27
8.14 7.96 7.86 7.68 21.54 20.93 22,64 22.09 5.82 4.76
8.11+ .23 7.86+ .22 21.48+ .73 22.42+ .47 4.76- .73
11.43 10.69 7.52 7 44 6,75 6.35 9.92 9.41 15.39 14 92
11.19+ .51 7.44- .11 6.75+ .39 9.85+ .59 15,39+ .72
11.79 11.44 8.18 8.11 11.03 10.82 9,83 9.72 8.30 8.25 9.60 9.58 12.52 12,50 21.09 20,98 16.17 15.80
11.61+ .29 8,17+ .06 10,82- .20 9.72- .13 8.25- .05 9,58- .04 12.50
21,05+ .06 16.17+ 43
22.62 21 06 23.38 22.30
22.57+2.36
23.36+1.65
8.66
9,23
6.82
8.78
2.94
8.33
9.19
6.60
8.42
2.90
8.56+ .36 9.20+ .02 6.82+ .24 8.74+ .44 2,90- ,06
10.19 10.05 10.05- .15
9.66 9,51 9,51- .17
10.32 10.19 10.19- .14
9.45 9.21 9.41+ .30
9,51 9.49 9.49
13.74 13.23 13.54+ .57
8.24 8.16 8.16- ,08
7.79 7.72 7.72- .07
12.42 11.88 9.00 8.64 9.32 8.95 10.61 10.09 7.18 6.96 9.41 8.95
10,31 9.75
9.64 9,41
9.36 9.29 8.21 8.06
13.36 13.11 12.86 12.72 6106 6.02
8.65 8.60 J.93 9.88 4.80 4.77 10.19 10.16 10.23 10.19 10.71 1063 10.73 10.69 10.35 10.32 10.15 10.13 9.53 9,52
12.19+ .60 8.92+ .42 9.21+ .43 10.47+ .66 7.17+ .31 9,37+ .62 10.31+ .67 9,53+ .20 9.29- .10 8.06- .22 13.36+ .17 12.72- .15 6.02- 03 8.60- .06 9.88- .02 4.77- .02 10.16+ .01 10.19- .01 10.63- .03 10.69+ .01 10.33+ .04 10.13+ .02 9.53- .02
7.75 7.49 7.73+ .36
10.36 9.87 10.36+ .53
7.24 6 90 7.22 + 48
5.13 4.82 5.13+ .41
8.22 8.17 8.17
8.11 7,97 7.97- .21
6 68 6 64 6.64- .04
7.66 7.64 7.64+ .01
8.70 8,26 8.59+ .48
8.34 8.28 8.31+ .05
8.75 8 65 8.65- .12
9.08 8 99 9.07- .02
9.27 9.20 9.20- .11
9.46 9.37 9.37- .09
8.44 8,21 8.31+ .21
7.28 7.17 7.17- .14
10.17 9.77 10.17+ .55
7.29 7.06 7.19+ .28
17.89 16.89 17.75+1.28
24.25 23.35 24.20+1.05
11.36 11.17 11.17- .22
11.92 11.82 11.82- .15
TotRet
6.82
6.60
6.75+
NtMun r n
14.45
14.37
14.37- .06
NatTele
13.04
12.42
12.93+ .85
OptG n r
7.20
7.02
7,18+ .24
Nationwide Fds:
Rsch n r
12.02
11.53
11.88+ .62
NIBond
9.23
9.12
9.12- .10
Util n r
12.80
12.57
12.65+ ,18
NatnFd
11.42
10.93
11.32+ .60
Putnam Funds:
NtGwth
6.83
6.62
6.82+ 29
CCsArp
43.75
43.69
43.72- .18
TxFre n
8,87
8.77
8.77- .12
CCsOsp
42.18
41.90
42.03+ .10
Neuberger Berm:
CalTax
14.68
14.47
14.47- .24,
Energy n
14.97
14,53
14.87+ ,47
Capitl n
6.04
4.01
4.05-1.80
Guardian n
31.49
30,34
30.99+1.02
Convert
13.42
12.91
12.93- .22
Liberty n
4.01
3.97
3.97- .04
EngyRes
GNMA
11.43
10.98
11.43+ .58
LtdMat n
9.82
9.80
9.80- .04
9.96
9.86
9.86- (15
Manhat n
8.31
7.93
8.23+ .44
George
11.58
11.27
11,43+ ,29
MMPIu n
9.88
9.87
9.87- .01
Global
15.20
14.90
15.20+ .22
Partners n
15.40
15.02
15.26+ .40
Gro&Inc
973
9.36
9.61+ .41
NewEngland Fds:
Health
16.42
15.62
16.02+ ,73
Bdlnco
10.91
10.79
10.79- .11
Highinc
10.61
10.48
10.48- .19
Equity
9,32
8.94
9.21+ .45
HighYld
HiYdll
14.41
14.39
14.39- .03
GvtSec
11,99
11.86
11.86- .18
1091
10.88
10.88- .02
Growth
9.66
9.00
9.61+ .96
Income
6.70
6.63
6.63- 09
Retire Eqt
7.37
6.88
7.34+ .74
InfoSc
13.51
12.72
13.47 + 1.01
TaxExmt
6.69
6.60
6.60- .10
Inti Equ
23.00
21,99
23.00 + 1.22
NY Muni n
1.03
1.03
1,03
Invest X
7.82
6.08
6.08-1.36
NewtonGth n
18.82
16.07
18.74+ .98
MaTx r n
11.50
11,38
11,38- .12
Newton Incm n
7.95
7.90
7.90- 02
MiTx rn
11.39
11.26
11.26- .15
Nicholas Group:
MnTx rn
11.30
11.14
11,14-17
Nichol n X
29.84
27,47
27.47-1 93
OhTx r n
11.32
11.17
11.17- ,17
Nch II n r
14.67
14.31
14.67+ .32
NY TaxEx
15.90
15.69
15.69- ,26
Nichinc n
3.68
3.68
3.68- .01
OTC Emg
1953
19 09
19.38+ .47
NchLd n
0.61
8.47
8.61+ .12
Option
8.08
7.74
7.93+ .33
NodCnvS n
8.33
8.31
8.33+ .02
Option II
8.36
7.99
8.25+ ,44
NelnvGr n
16.82
16.12
16.48+ .41
TaxExmpt
23.81
23.43
23.43- .43
NelnvTr n
11.74
11.70
11.70- .03
TFHY rn
13.24
13.16
13.16- .09
Nomurn f
24,41
23,45
24.41+ .97
TF In rn
13.53
13.34
13.34- .20
NovaFund
13.81
13,07
13.75+1.03
USGt
13.93
13.85
13,85- .10
Nuveen Funds:
Vista
15.80
15.15
15.59+ .72
CA SpcI
8.97
8.86
8.86- .12
Voyage
17 06
16.12
17.02+1.15
InsNat
8,72
8.64
8.64- ,08
Quest F n
23.19
22.43
22.85+ .70
MunlBd
8.23
8.16
8.16- .08
RNC Group:
TFNY
8.81
8.69
8.69- .12
CvSec
8.73
8.65
8.73+ .13
Oberweis
7.71
7,20
7.71+ 59
Regency
11.26
10.98
11.16+ .31
OldDomin
1988
19.12
19.61+ ,56
Westwind
8.81
8.61
8.77+ .23
OmegaFd n
13.13
12.46
13.03+ .91
Rainbow n
4.51
4.41
4.48+ .09
Oppenheimer Fd:
ReaGra
13.71
13.59
13.71+ .11
AssetA
8.49
8.25
8,45+ .26
RchTang n
14.22
13.68
14,13+ .61
BlueChp
11.76
11,24
11.67+ .61
ResEq f n
12.98
12.69
12 79+ .05
Direct
16.59
15,94
16.53+ 69
Rightime Group: BlueCh
Eqinc
8,05
7.84
8.01+ ,25
24.57
23.73
24,13+ .60
GNMA
13.50
13.39
13.39- .15
RTFdf n
34.06
32.39
33.55+ .74
Global
20.77
20.22
20.77 + 32
GovSc n
13.25
13,14
13.14- ,19
Gold
13,03
12.08
13.03+1.23
Rochester Fds:
High Yield NY Tax
15.84
15,75
15.75- .09
ConvGr
8.24
8.17
8.24+ .07
11.66
11.57
11.57- .09
Cnvinc
6.68
6.64
664
OTC Fd
15.57
14.96
15.52+ .82
Gwth
7.29
7.21
7.24- ,11
Oppenhm fd
7,52
7,20
7,49+ ,42
Muni
15.35
15.34
15.35
Premum
22.07
20.75
21.78+1.58
Tax
9.33
9.21
9,25+ .08
Rgncy
12.23
11,71
12.17+ .65
RodSqBn n
9.54
9.53
9.53+ .02
S^ial
Target
TaxFree x
14.42
13.98
14.35+ .52
RodSqGr
7,68
7.42
7.64+ .20
15.57
14.88
15.56+ .73
Rothschild LF:
9.04
8.91
8.91- .13
CorpCsh
Invferade
22.12
21.90
21.90- .22
Time
14,94
14.34
14.02+ .79
8.77
8.72
8.72- .04
TotRet
6.83
6.55
6.83+ .38
RisOiv
8.43
8.28
8.35+ .10
USGvt
9,59
9,52
9.52- .10
Royce Funds: Eqinn r HiYdn r
OverCount Sc
12.47
12.34
12.42- .16
4.45
4.41
4.42- .03
Pacific Horizon:
8.62
8.54
0.54- ,08
Agrsv
13.39
13.00
13.36+ 48
Value n r
7.75
7.67
7,72+ .05
Calif
13.20
13,05
13.05- .14
RushSM n
12.05
11.48
11.00+ .61
HighYd PIMIT LD
14.63
14.45
14.45- .23
SBSF n
11.90
11.66
11.88+ .26
9.92
9.89
9.89- .04
SFT Group:
PIMIT TR
9.74
9,63
9,63- ,15
Direct
10.46
10.05
10.28+ .25
Paine Webber:
12.16
11.86
12.07+ .36
AstAI r n
9.52
9.36
9.37- .09
6.67
6.66
6.67+ .01
Atlas
13.72
13.15
13.68+ .47
Safeco Secur:
Amer
11.94
11.72
11,82+ .18
CalTFr n
10.47
10.37
10.37- .09
CalTx x
10.41
10.35
10.35- .05
Equity n Growth n
6.78
6.52
6.74+ .28
GNMA X
9.29
9.16
9.16- .18
12.36
11.96
12.36+ .50
HiYld X
8,90
8.82
8.82- .09
Incom n
12.27
12.15
12.19+ .17
HYMu
9.31
9.26
9.26- .04
Munic n
12.56
12.46
12.46- .08
InvGrd x
9.44
9.27
9.27- .17
USGov n
9.19
9.15
9.15- .06
MstEU r
9.11
8.85
9.11+ .29
SalemGr n
11.82
11.42
11.77+ .49
MastGI n r
11.04
10.82
11.04+ .22
SanlBrb n
unavail
MastGt n r
8.69
8.49
8.64+ ,25
Scudder Funds:
Mastn n r
8.89
8.79
8.79- .15
CalTx n
975
9.69
9,69- ,03
Olymps
9.72
944
968+ .37
CapGt n
13.94
13.36
13.92+ .72
TxExpl
10.66
10.59
10.59- .06
Develop n
17.53
16.77
17.53+ .81
ParkAv n
18.16
18.04
18 04 - .13
Eqtinc n
10.24
10.08
10.21+ .17
PasadenG n
11.11
10,65
11.11+ .52
Gen90 n
10.26
10.21
10.21- .06
PafrtCC
49.26
49,19
49.19- .15
Globl n
11.66
11,32
11.66+ .42
PaxWorld n
12.02
11.78
11.84+ .21
GvtMt n
14.42
14,33
14.33- .13
PennSqre n
9.10
8.84
0.98+ .26
Grwinc n
14.11
13.70
14.04+ .45
PennMutual n
6.45
6.37
6.44+ ,07
Income n
12.53
12.39
12.39- .15
PermPrI n
14.56
14.%
14.56+ .25
Internatl n
33.45
31,92
33.45+1.39
Phila Fund
6,51
6.28
6 48 t .30
JapanFd n
23.88
22,65
23.75+1.25
Phoenix Series:
AAangdMun n NYTx n
8.24
8.16
8.16- .06
BalanFd
13.02
12.60
12,86+ .35
10.20
10.12
10.12- .04
CvFdSer
17.35
16.85
17,22+ .61
TxFHY
10.42
10.38
10.38- .04
Growth
17.13
16.23
16.78+ .90
TxF87 n
9.93
9.91
9.91- .02
HlQual n
9.19
9.05
9.05- IB
TxF90 n
10.03
10.02
10.02
HIYield
8.64
8.60
8.60- 05
TxFr93 n
10.54
10.49
10.49- ,03
StockFund
12.91
12.16
12.73+ .79
TxFr96 n
10.55
10.50
10.50- .03
TotRet
12.76
12.37
12,57+ 38
Security Funds:
Sirria Funds. Capital ISIGrth ISITrShs Incom Invest ^1 Trust Sh USGovt Venture Shr WorldFd SitNBG n Smith Barney: Equity X
IncGro x
IncRet MoGovt MuniNt
USGvt X
SoGen SoundSh n SAMVT n StheslGth nr Sovereign Inv State Bond Grp: Commn Stk Diversifd Progress TaxEx St FarmFds: Balan n Gwth n Muni n
7.57
5.98
9.72
8.12
9.51
8.97
12.39 12.21 3.11 3.07
7.99 7.69
15.10 14,41
22.10 21,52
7.55+ .35 5.98+ .25 9.61+ .34 8.05- .09 9.39+ ,39 8.93+ .52 12.28+ .11 3.07- .06 7.99+ .34 15.08+ .60 22.07+ .92
Collider To Have $1 Billion Impact
14.53 13.98 10.19 9.86 9.23 9.22
11.69 11.55 11.60 11.46 12.82 12.38
19.24 18.83 11.39 11.29
8.24 8.06 10.31 10.01
11.70 11.45
14.19+ .49 9,90+ .05 9.22- .01 11,55- .18 11.46- .15 12.38- .49 19.24+ .42 11,39+ .14 8.18+ .15 10.28+ .33 11.60+ ,21
6.48 6.14 6.34+ .35
7.29 7.05 7.21+ 24
9.38 9.00 9,38+ .52
9,86 9.75 9.75- .10
17.51 17,10 17.37+ 35
12.16 11.77 12.13+ .50
7,60 7.55 7.55- .03
StStreet Resh: ExchFd n Grwlh nr Invst Steadman Funds: Amerind n Associated n Invest n Oceanogra n Stein Roe Fds: CapOppor n Discovr n HyMun n HYBds n IntMun n MgdBd n MgdMu n PrimeEq SpecI n Stock n Total Ret n
117.94 112.53 115.78+5.50 72.33 69.25 70,85 + 3 02 76.88 73.68 75,39 + 3.07
2.30
.63
1.23
3.63
2.23 2.28+ .09
.61 ,62+ ,02
1,21 1.22+ .02
3.48 3.57+ .14
15.84 15.31 10.60 10.55 20.70 20.21 10.47 10.44
13.54 13,42 8.82 8.50 9.19 9,12 13.17 12,68 7,72 7.67 10.92 10.80
9.54 8.43
15.65+ .53 10,55- .02 20.62+ .62 10.46- .02 13.48+ .13 8 82+ .15 9.12- .10 12.96+ .45 7.67- 06 10.80- .13 8.43-1.14
IntHId IntTerm LtdMat MunHiYld Muni Inc r Muni Insr NYMu nr
12.23 11.82 10 93 10.86 9.65 9.64 9.70 9.63 9.22 9.15 7.50 7.43
12.23+ 46 10.86- 08 9 65+ .01 9.63- 06 9.15- .04 7,43- 04
10 29 10.24 10.24- .02
Pilgrim Grp: CrpCsh n FgnGvSec FgnHiInc GNMA HiYld hlag PAR Prefd RisProf Pioneer Fund: Pionr Bd Pionr Fund Pionr II Inc Pionr III Inc Piper JaHray: Balanc Govt Sector Value
10.00 10.00 10.00
9.37 9.28 8.75 8 68 13.93 13.81 7.18 7.16
8 00 7.65
9.28- .12 8.68- .06 13.81- .18 7.16- 02 7.82+ 33
20.30 20.17 20 17- .18 20.33 19.93 20.33+ .15 7,48 7.03 7.40+ .50
Action Bond Equity Invest OmniFd Ultra Selected Funds; AmerShrs n SpeclShrs n Seligman Group:
793
7.71
5.08
1.88
4.91
8.31
1.86
4.68
7.78+ .25 7.65- .10 5.03+ .25 8.48+ .27 1.86
4,88+ ,25
9.05 8,94 8.94- .12
18.81 17.22 17.36- 80
15.04 1448 14.90+ .66
11,19 1088 11.19+ .34
9.39
7.68
8,21
8.54
9.28
7.48
7.92
8.54- ,09 9.28- .15 7.67+ .28 8.07+ 30
NtlRsc nr
14.13
1290
14.13+1 40
PlymSpc
14.81
Pacific
34,15
32.39
33.94+1.04
Ply 1 Gr
9.31
Phoenix
10.39
10.26
10 38+
,17
Prke Funds:
Retire nr
10.69
10.47
10 67+
.25
CalTxF
8.93
RetE rn
8.30
8.11
8.23+
.22
CapApr n
10.69
Retine r
9.26
9.19
9.19- .11
Equin n
12.10
RetGIB nr
10.91
10.73
1090+ .13
GNM n
9.39
SciTech
10.50
10.12
10.50+
.45
Growth n
15.74
Sp Val
10.01
9.82
10.01 +
.18
Gwthinc n
10.93
StrtDvr n
10.00
9.99
10,00 +
.02
HiYld n
9,78
MetLife StateSt:
Income n
8.47
CapApr
860
8.36
8.55+ .29
IntlBd n
11.21
EqInc
8.24
808
8.16+
.15
IntStk n
12,49
Eqinvst
8.63
8.31
8.49+
.32
MdTxFr n
9.03
Gvinc n
11.61
11.51
11.51-
.16
NwAm n
10.45
Hilnc
6.91
6.87
6.87-
.04
NewEra n
19.14
TaxExempt
6.82
6.80
6 00- .02
NewHorizn n
10,09
Mid Amer
6.19
6.07
6,17+ .17
NYTxF n
9.16
MidAmHIGr
4.47
4.35
4.46+
.14
ST Bond n
5.05
MidasGold
3.74
3.41
3.74+
32
Tax Free n
8.53
MSB Fund n
19.43
18.71
19,19+
.87
TxFrHY n
10.87
Monitrnd
17.93
17 88
17.92 +
.07
TxFrSI n
5.07
MrgKgSo
8.97
8.68
8,92+ .33
PrimryT n
9.93
Morison
4.81
4.75
4.79+
06
Prncipl Presv:
Mutual Benefit
12.07
11.73
11.99+ .33
DivAch
8.65
Mutual of Omaha
GovtPI
9.22
America n
9.96
9.66
9.86-
.15
HdgTEx
8.28
Growth
6.49
6.30
6.46+ .23
InsTEx
8.95
Income
8.77
8.70
8.73+ ,04
Retirement
8.93
Tax Free
1077
10.61
1061-
.16
SP 100 PI
10.38
MutlBcn n
20.02
19,70
20.02 +
,34
PrmWrld
7.12
MutlQual n
19.98
19 68
19,981
.31
Princor Funds:
MufI Shrsn
60.23
59 36
60.23 +
95
CapAc
1601
NtAvTec
8.87
8.55
8.74 +
.34
Govt
10.03
Ntlind n
1128
10.95
11.18+
.27
Gwth
17.15
Nat Securities:
PrudSpec
6.11
Balanced
12.82
1263
12.71+ .21
Prudential Bache:
Bond
2.62
2.60
2.60- .03
AdiPfd n CalMu nr
21.86
CalTxE
12.12
11.99
11.99-
,14
1030
Fairfid
5.94
578
5.94+
17
Equt nr
8.35
FedSecTr
9.42
9.37
9.40-
04
Eqinc r
821
Growth
8.65
8.52
8.65+
23
FIxAg n
8.53
Income
7.51
7.40
7.45+
.10
FIxCon n
9.06
Preferred
7.29
7.27
7.29+
.01
GNMA nr
14.71
Premlnc
9,72
9.36
9.55+
37
Globl nr
10.19
NYTE Bd
unavail
GlobRs n
8.16
RealEst
8.03
7.99
8.03+ .02
GovPI n r
9,55
RE Inc
9.28
9.19
9.28+
.06
GvIPIII r
9.00
Stock
6.40
6.19
6.35+ .23
GvtSc n
10.22
StrAII
10.33
10.07
10.33 +
.28
GlhCh) nr
8.16
Tax Exmpt
9.44
9.31
9.31-
.14
HiYld nr
9.57
9.16 9.25+ 08
8 85 8.85-
9.37 9.37- .05
9.73
842
9,73- .06 8.42- 08 11.15+ .10
8 96 8.96- 06
9.99 10.45+ .54
9,59 10.09+ .60
9.06
5.04
8.45
9.06- .09 5.04- .01 8.45- 08
5.07
9,75
5,07
9.93+ ,11
8 40 8.54+ .21
9,11 9.11- .12
8.15 8.25+ .15
8 85 8.85- .11
8 82 8.87+ .09
9.94 10.20+ .50
7.09 7.12+ .03
15.45 15.88+ .52 9 92 9 92- 14
16.43 17.01+ 68 6 02 6.02- .03
21.84- 04 10.26- 02 8.29+ .41 8.11+ 23 8.48+ 14 9.03+10
14.55 14.55- 21
9 73 10.19+ 42 7.61 8.16+ .61
9.43 9.43- 17
8,87 8.87- 19
7 95 9.50
8.16+ .16 9,50- .10
CapitFd
CoioTax
U.03
6.56
9.97
6.51
9.97-
6.51-
.59
.03
ComStk X
11.93
10.28
10.31-1
.23
Comun
11,62
899
9.04-2.21
FlaTax
6.30
6.26
6.26
.01
GrowthFd x
4.95
3.85
3.86-
.86
Income x
11.87
11.49
11.51-
.30
LaTx
7.51
7.44
7.44-
.04
MassTx
7,30
7.26
7.26-
.03
MdTx
7.09
7.05
7.05-
.04
MichTx
7.53
7.50
7.50-
,02
MinnTx
7.21
7,18
7.20
VIOTx
6.78
6.71
6.71-
04
NatlTx
7.20
7.14
7.14-
.05
NYTax
7.26
7.19
7.19-
.05
OhioTx
7.37
7.32
7.32-
,03
OrTE
6.43
6.37
6.37-
.03
PaTxQ
698
6.92
6.92-
04
CaTxHy
5.97
5.95
5.95-
.01
CalTxQ
6.06
6.01
6.01-
04
GovGtd
7.06
6.94
6.94-
.16
HIYield
6.95
6.92
6.93-
.02
MtgSec
6.72
6.66
6.66-
.09
Sentinel Group:
Balanced
11.52
11.28
11.41 +
.20
Bond
5.98
5.94
5.94-
.06
Common Stk
22.32
21.44
21.89+
.79
GvSecs
9.34
9.28
9.28-
.10
Growth
13.86
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LENDING LIBRARY Rhonda Richardson and daughter, Brandy, make toy selections from the lending library at Agnes Fullilove Community School.
PARENT CONCERNS As a part of the support group, social worker Cynthia Doctor discusses parent concerns with Liz Jones holding Josh.PARENTING Provides Support
Taking a positive approach to adolescent parenting through daily support is being provided in Greenville at Agnes Fullilove Community School.
Project PARENTING (Proactive Assessment and Regulation of Environmental Nurturing and Teaching Interventions for Normal Growth) provides the supportive interventions to the adolescent parent population in the Pitt County schools.
Being a parent can be stressful to individuals of all ages. The sudden change in lifestyle as well as the burden of new responsibilities can be difficult to adjust to during these early years of parenting, said Becky Taylor, program director.
This adjustment is even more difficult for adolescent parents, who are coping with the dramatic changes occurring emotionally, physically and mentally during the teen years. Therefore, supportive interventions are essential for the well-being of both the mothers and infants, she said.
In addition to Mrs. Taylor, the staff includes Cynthia Doctor, social worker, Johann Bleicher, principal, and Sheila Bazemore, who teaches child development, prenatal and parenting, and directs the child care.
The project staff wants to improve the long-term consequences of development for the mother and child. We discuss the importance of bonding and maternal attachment. We help these young parents feel good about their own strengths, said Mrs. Taylor.
We all hear the terrible things we do as parents, but there are so many good things that parents do and never receive any praise for. It is important that these parents are reinforced for those good things they do with their children, she said.
Self-esteem is an important part of parenting for both parent and child. I believe, if we can help
children succeed at an early age, then we can eliminate many of the problems that show up later in life such as alcohol and drug abuse, school failure, delinquency, lack of motivation, teen pregnancy and emotional problems. When people feel good about themselves, they accomplish good things for themselves and others, said Mrs. Taylor,
One of the young mothers, Rhonda Richardson, attended a statewide professional conference with Mrs. Taylor in Wilmington recently. She was a panel participant with other adolescent mothers and shared her views on teen pregnancy.
1 enjoy taking care of my children. However, when they are adolescents, I will tell them to come to me when problems take place, said Ms. Richardson.
Another young mother is Angel Edwards of Fountain, who believes she is a better mother because of her involvement with Project PARENTING. It helped me learn a lot of things about kids. I read to my one-year-old son now. I did not read to him before because I did not think it was all that important since he was small.
Johann Bleicher is principal of Agnes Fullilove and is an active supporter of the project. One of his goals for this school year is to increase services to pregnant and parenting teens.
My goals concerning Project PARENTING are because our contract with many of our students who are pregnant or parenting, emphasizes the goals of assuming the responsibilities of parenting. This requires that we teach prenatal care and child development. The latter cannot be done effectively without requiring observation of and interaction with infants and toddlers, he said.
The child care center provides us with an opportunity to nurture the
application of the concepts we teach and to provide an infant stimulation and child development experience to our students, he said.
The scarcity and uneven quality of day care are a national dilemma, affecting all socio-economic levels. The Fullilove Child Care Center adds a dimension of family to our entire schools operation. Within this milieu, we are better able to direct our resources to support the developmental needs of two generations, Bleicher said.
Social worker Cynthia Doctor works with the adolescent mothers at home and school, focusing on improving parenting skills. When making home visits, I take toys and books to be used to help the young mother realize the importance of having structured reading and playtime with their children, she said.
While in the home, I encourage the mothers to provide a learning environment for their young child. My check list includes monitoring health care of mother and child, school attendance and appropriate day care, said Ms. Doctor.
Project participants are involved in support groups, meeting twice a week. Special activities have included a pizza party, a Halloween carnival and a Christmas party.
Volunteer assistance can be a vital asset to the program. A number one area would be providing transportation for the young mothers and their children, who often have to walk to school in bad weather and for medical and agency visits, said Ms. Doctor.
Ms. Bazemore works to provide a coordinated effort teaching parenting skills through the PARENTING curriculum in the classroom. She also follows up through experiences in child care. Students from Fullilove serve as aides in the child care center under her direction.
The project is a collaborative rela
CURRICILUM GUIDELINES - Johann Bleicher, Cynthia Doctor, Sheila Bazemore and Becky Taylor, left
to right, discuss new ideas originated this year for Project PARENTING.
Text By Rosalie Trotman Photos By Cliff Hollis
tionship between the School of Education at East Carolina University and the Pitt County schools. It is a result of the Caswell/ECU liason and was authored by Judy McCall,
Caswell/ECU coordinator.
Funds have been provided by the Childrens Trust Fund, State Department of Public Instruction and United Way of Pitt County. Addi
tional funds of $25,000 were received last week from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. These funds will be used to expand and develop a laboratory child care center at Fullilove.
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WASHINGTON - One hundred Washington luminaries clad in tuxedos and shimmering evening gowns finished their supper. A marble-top table was cleared of flowers and candelabras, making room for the singing belly dancer,
The ambassador leaped up to join her, doffing his tie, unbuttoning his shirt to the waist, and soon he was leading a conga line of the nations elite through the embassy halls.
The scene took place about 15 years ago in the glory days of dancing diplomat Ardeshir Zahedi. the caviar-slinging Iranian ambassador to Washington.
Decades of glamorous and competitive party-giving in Washington where one wore the label hostess with pride seemed to climax like a fireworks finale with the bashes thrown by Zahedi, who thought-nothing of pinching a female journalist at one of his barbecues, saying, Yum, yum!
It had been an impressive run: Perle Mesta dueling Gwenn Cafritz in the 1940s, '50s and '60s, Marjorie Merriweather Post, Alice l.^ngworth and Zahedi. But for a multitude of reasons, the art of glamorous, imaginative, enjoyable party-giving has been on the wane in Washington,
tumbling in a steady decline for more than 10 years.
Parties are less formal, more functional and bigger - obese, in fact. Post-Watergate changes in campaign laws, limiting individual contributions, have made political fundraisers as prolific as they are bland.
The Reagan administrations tilt toward greater private sector participation throughout society means that Washingtonians are increasingly receiving elaborately scripted party invitations from the Ford Motor Co., Philip Morris Tobacco Co., Stuart Pharmaceuticals or some other behemoth corporate concern out to improve its image by funding an art exhibit, a movie premiere, a press conference or a social event.
J, Carter Brown, an A-list guest who is director of the National Gallery of Art, said that more and more social events are taking place at the gallery, funded by corporate sponsors,
That is only because Congress has asked us to rely more and more upon the corporate sector for funding of exhibitions, Brown said, Washingtons growing population has also found other places to go than to an embassy or private party. Washington has drastically expanded its menu of night life, adding theater and gwKl restaurants to what had once been i rather small, cyltur-
ally retarded town forever dwarfed by the unnamed city to the North, saved from terminal boredom only by the likes of Zahedi. (Since the fall of the Shah, Zahedi has been in exile and is now living outside Geneva.)
Even the runaway expansion of the congressional workload has been blamed, as party-givers have grown tired of having prominent congressmen and senators show up to dinner late or not at all as some floor debate drones on to the midnight hour.
But perhaps the death blow to wonderful Washington parties was finally leveled by the womens movement, which hoisted even rich wives and widows out of the kitchen and into the workplace. Some of Washingtons loveliest, most intimate, formal dinners were planned lay Mesta, Cafritz, Post, Longworth and their imitators, stay-at-home wives who made careers of party-giving.
Now only a precious few, such as Washington Post Chairman Katharine Graham, throw the kind of intimate dinner parties that everyone from Presiaent Reagan on down wouldnt think of missing. Even these parties must reek of serious purpose, gathering poobahs of the moment or raising money for some worthy cause.
There are a few scattered
Washington parties that have a certain charm. Dinners given by Lois Herrington, wife of the energy secretary, have been known to collapse happily into poker games. But there are no more star hostesses, devoting full attention to it.
No one wants to be known as a hostess any more. Theres a stigma attached to it, It says youre worthless, not a person, long-time Washington journalist and social scene observer Sandra McElwaine said. In the Perle Mesta days, there was a great cachet attached to it. Now you dont want people to think that all you do is spend time at the hairdresser and arrange flowers. Joan Braden was working for the State Department and throwing parties along with her husband, columnist Tom Braden, in the 1970s.
"I was working when I had that horrible title of Washington hostess and I hated it, because it didnt make any difference how important a job I had, said Braden, who has traveled in Washingtons inner social circles since she moved here in 1968,
But 1 was certainly in the minority. Women didnt work then. Now they do. People miss these parties now. This has been discussed among friends of mine at the very few parties given.
One of the most highly regarded party-givers in town. Countess Ulla
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Wachtmeister, wife of the Swedish ambassador, said that embassy social events are more serious now, more business. Ten or 15 years ago, there were lots of splashy parties and dances.
Wachtmeister is famous for growing grass centerpieces on long trays with a 25-cent pack of seeds. She likes her parties to be colorful but not overly lavish, and to have a purpose.
We want our parties to be functional and useful, not just a party, she said.
That view was echoed by another prominent embassy hostess, Sondra Gotlieb, wife of the Canadian ambassador,
When I hear about these glamorous embassy parties that Lppened before, I wonder about that, Gotlieb said, With embassies, its more and more an extension of work When you ask people over, you want them to have a good time, but its always for some purpose, to gather information.
One small dinner party held in recent months at the Canadian Embassy found Senate Iran-Contra committee chief counsel Arthur L. Liman dining with Reagan biograohy author Edmund Morris, New Yorker correspondent Elizabeth Drew, House Majority Leader Tom Foley, D-Wash.. House Armed Services Committee Chairman liCS Aspin,
D-Wis., and arms control negotiator Paul Nitze, the sort of powerful mix Gotlieb finds useful.
This is a town of such diverse power, you dont know where the decisions are being made, Gotlieb said. You have to diversify a lot the Congress, the press, the administration. People who are really interested in pure y social entertaining get kind of left out, which is too bad.
Embassies have also been drawn into charity and cultural events in a big way. The Gotliebs have had a party to benefit the Sasha Bruce Youth Work program for troubled children; the Wachlmeisters have helped out by hosting events for a hospice in Arizona and the Italian embassy, in just the last two months, has had a party for the National Rehabilitation Center and a reception for 200 people who were in town attending an international horse show.
It generates an atmosphere of good will and gives me an opportunity to meet more people, extend my connections within American society, which IS one of the reasons why Im here, Italian ambassador RinaldoPetrignani said.
Bob Gray, one of Washingtons top public-relations and lobbying execu-
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C-2 The Daily Reflector. Greenville. N.C.
Sunday. December 13,1987
Double-Ring Vows Performed Saturday
SNOW HILL - Rainbow United Methodist Church was the scene of the wedding*ceremony Saturday at 2 p.m. of Valerie Mooring Taylor and Glenn Santee Gulledge. The Rev. Ray Broadwell performed the double-ring ceremony.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Mooring of Route 3, Snow Hill Kathleen Hendrix of Sun City, Calif., and George Gulledge of Colcord, Okla.
Organist Wesley Letchworth and vocalist Christy Turner presented a program of wedding music.
Sheila Coltrane of Snow Hill was honor attendant for her cousin. Bridesmaids were Jada Davis of Hookerton. niece of the bride, and Maureen Kratzer of Greenville. Lindsay Kratzer of Greenville was flower girl.
Tim Smith of .Uyden was best man. The ring bearer was Brandon Johnson of Hookerton, nephew of the bride. Ushers included Sonny Mooring of Snow Hill, brother of the bride, and Eddie Jones of Norlina.
Dana Taylor and Benji Taylor, sons of the bride, were honorary ushers.
Vicki Smith and Katherine Sugg presided at the guest register, JoAnne Potter directed the ceremony.
Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents; the bride wore an ivory' tea-length gown with a sweep train of bridal taffeta with beaded Venise lace. The torso bodice featured a V neckline and leg omut-ton sleeves with a rosette on each
sleeve. Venise lace motifs encrusted with seed pearls and crystals appli-qued the bodice. Garlands of scalloped Venise lace bordered the hemline of the skirt. She wore an ivory satin bridal hat with a low crow'n and pleated brim. Clusters of pearls and beaded motifs encircled the crown and a satin bow etched with beaded floral motifs accented the side with illusion jX)uf and streamers. The bride carried a silk cascade bouquet of ivory rosebuds and mixed flowers of burgundy and blue with baby's breath and greenery.
The matron of honor wore a tea-length satin gown in marigot blue styled with a sweetheart neckline, pouf sleeves and spaghetti straps. A dropped sash bow was fitted at the hip. Bridesmaids were dressed identically.
The flower girl wore a light blue floor-length dress of taffeta designed with a Chantilly lace ruffle on the skirt. The sleeves were pouf and had spaghetti straps.
A reception was held in the church fellowship hall. Janice Dexter. Doris Johnson and LaVerne Manning assisted in serving. Kim Suggs greeted guests.
After a wedding trip to Williamsburg, Va the couple will live in Greenville.
The bride is employed by Dr. Duane E, Kratzer Jr. as a podiatric assistant. The bridegroom is employed by the Greene County Board of Education as a teacher and coach.
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tives, remembers when he used to attend two or three embassy parties a night. Now he goes to about 10 a month, he said.
Watergate cast a pall over things, said Gray, a key figure in the 1980 Reagan campaign. And then in the Carter years. Carter passed on the word that if you have time for social events youre not spending enough time on your job.
In the old days, you never talked business at a party. From 1977 to 1987, it has gone totally the other way around with embassies using their social entertaining to serve their national agenda. Really, from the time when Jacqueline Kennedy broke the White House dining room into tables of 10, embassies have done the same thing, and there has been a casualness to it.
Gray also remembered that 10 or 15 years ago, you didnt have corporate America in Washington. Not so today*
Another big change hes noticed in the social scene is the rise in social standing of journalists, a community that has multiplied to some 10,000 members. It used to be that only a few famous columnists were invited to top social affairs. Now all pdrties are littered with scads of journalists, and some prominent media figures such as Graham. Leslie Stahl and
George Will, host parties that are as good as any currently taking place in town.
There are more press people by far, Gray said. Finally foreign governments have realized we have a free government and a free press and they need to make use of both. The American government is starting to realize this too.
WTiile many people say they miss the old days and the stimulating parties, others think the change is all for the better. Gray recalled the ongoing efforts of Mesta and Cafritz to outdo one another, and how. when Mesta returned from an extended stay in Europe, a reporter asked Cafritz if she would be inviting Mesta to her home. "She said. T doubt that. We run with a younger group, Gray recalled. The reporter then went to Mesta with the same question. and Mesta replied, "I doubt well be having anything that large."
Said Gray: "That nonsense is happily past.
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Whichard Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Charles Whichard, 3502 Wallingford Road, a daughter. Christy Joyce, on Dec. 4.1987. in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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As a woman of the '80s, I have learned how to shed guilt and live my own life as I was meant to live it. My husband and I have a deal. I cook and he does the dishes. I cant tell you how easy it is for me to walk out of the kitchen, littered with soaking pans and dirty dishes, without so much as a twitch.
Both of us are a generation removed from the couples who used to retire together whether one was sleepy or not. If he wants to sit up and watch Dobie Gillis reruns in black and white, so what! 1 toddle off to bed.
I dont feel compelled to get his breakfast every morning, and he doesnt feel he has to change the oil in my car. He answers the phone when it rings, and I take out the garbage We have succeeded in breaking down all the stereotypical rules of marriage-past ... except one.
I still feel it is my wifely duty to stay awake with him when he drives the car. No matter how late or how tired I am and how much he insists I sleep on the way home, I stay conscious because he needs me to help him drive.
If I fell asleep and let him follow a car too closely and he rear-ended it when he made a right-hand turn. Id never forgive myself.
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Mrs. Julian J. White Jr. of Greenville announces the marriage of her daughter, Janice White Clark, to W. Carrol Jones, son of Mrs. T. Allen Cay ton of Greenville and Kenneth C. Jones of New Bern. The wedding took place Nov. 26.
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defroster because the windows are steaming up. He needs me to tell him to get in the right lane because the road to our house is coming up. He needs me to alert him to noises in the car that cannot be heard by any other human.
Sometimes he tries to get me to relax and go to sleep by turning the radio on full blast, but he is fooling no one. It always has and always will take two of us to drive.
I know some women who think nothing of climbing into the car after a late party and nodding off. They dont awaken until the car pulls into
their driveway. And they call themselves a partner! Dont you think Id like to snuggle down in the seat and close my eyes? But who would read all the signs for Deer Crossing, Fire Hazard ratings by Smokey the Bear, Trucks Use First Gear On Hill, and No Left Turns Between 3 and 6 P.M.? I have an obligation to tell the driver about the statistics of drunk drivers and how over the next hill one could be waiting. I have to change the radio dials and adjust the heater and the side mirrors so I can see better.
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NINA-GAIL STONE - is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barber Terrell Stone of Havelock, who announce her engagement to John Dorsey Savage Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsey Savage of Richmond, Va. A Feb. 6 wedding is being planned.
PAMELA BLAKE SOUTHERLAND is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Allen Southerland of Route 13, Greenville, who announce her engagement to Jack Odell Burgess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent Burgess Sr. of Creswell. The wedding will take place Feb. 6.
CONNIE NELSON POTTER - is the daughter of Helen Jones Mills and Kenneth Nelson, both of Greenville, who announce her engagement to Dana Frederick Haddock, son of Doris Cox Haddock of Route 1, Vanceboro. A Jan. 9 wedding is being planned.
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WINSTON-SALEM - The wedding ceremony of Nicole Michelle Broom-Jones and Mark Keith Anderson, both of Chapel Hill, took place Saturday at 1:30 p.m. The doublering ceremony was conducted by Cloys Cecil.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everette B. Jones of Winston-Salem. The bridegrwrn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Anderson of Greenville.
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Richard Crawford of Charlotte was best man. Ushers were Edward Con-lin of Chapel Hill, Christopher Estes of Charlotte, Michael Anderson of Raleigh, brother of the bridegroom, and James Broom of Houston, Texas, brother of the bride.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of ivory satin. Her fingertip veil had a pearl bow and she carried a bouquet of gardenias.
Each of the attendants wore a floor-length gown of romance blue satin.
A reception was held at the Black Velvet Lounge in Winston-Salem.
After a wedding trip to New Orleans, the couple will live in Chapel Hill.
The bride received a B.A. in journalism from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The bridegroom received a B.A. in psychology and M.A. in rehabilitative counseling at UNC-CH.
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Eta Delta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi finalized plans for giving gifts to St. Peters Giving Tree at its Tuesday night meeting.
Committee reports were during the business session conducted by Audrey Harsany. A gift exchange was held.
The next meeting will be held Jan. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Greenville Athletic Club. Kelly Fleming will give an aerobics demonstration.
The meeting hostess was Beth Holland.
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BELVOIR - Rebecca Dawn Pollard and Alan Wade Stancill were united in marriage Saturday at 6 p.m. m a candlelight ceremony held in the Belvoir Free Will Baptist Church.
The double-ring ceremonv was performed by the Rev. Willie E. Bell Jr.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby G. Pollard, the bride was given in marriage b\ her parents and escorted by her father
The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. J.W. Stancill of Ayden. His father served as best man.
Randy Hignite played the organ and sang "The Wedding Song." "The Lord s Prayer, "You .Are The Wind" and "Under My Wing."
The bride wore a formal gown of coin-dotted English net over satin designed with an open neckline outlined in a double ruffle with satin roses. The fitted bodice was enhanced by a pleated sash of satin encircling the waist and forming a long bow at the scooped back. Long puffed sleeve were fashioned of self fabric and the full skirt and attached chapel train featured tiers edged in taffeta with satin bows on the side. Her fingertip veil of illusion edged in
satin was attached to a headpiece of lace and pearls. She carried a prayer book bouquet of red roses, orchid, stephanotis and ivy.
The bride is a graduate of North Pitt High School and is employed by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. The bridegroom graduated from Ayden Gifton High School and the American Institute of Taxidermy. He owns and operates Stancills Taxidermy of Ayden.
Candace Andrews of Winterville was matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Brenda Pollard of Greenville and Debra Brown of Avden, sisters of the bride, Sandra Thomas of Greenville and Tammy Harrell of .Ayden. both sisters of the bridegroom. Jessica Pollard was miniature bride for her cousin.
Ushers were Johnny Brown, brother-in-law of the bride. David Harrell and Tommy Harrington, all of Ayden, and Frank Mills of Rocky Mount. Scotty Haddock of Belvoir, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer.
The honor attendant and brid^-maids wore identical red tea-length gowns of Venus de Milo chenille lace over taffeta with dropped waistlines, scalloped necklines, hemlines and sleeves Each wore a red mesh hat
with a white boa encircling the band and carried a white fur muff with red ribbon. The miniature bride wore a white formal gown and veil and scattered petals.
Honorary bridesmaids were Michelle Briley and Debra Coletrain, They were remembered with longstemmed mums.
The wedding was directed by the bride's aunt, Margie Hart. Tina Holland presided at the registry.
The bride's mother wore a tea-length mavinette polyester dress of gray with a pleated bodice. The mother of the bridegroom wore a two-piece tea-length ivory ensemble with a pleated skirt. Each wore a red rose corsage. The mothers were remembered with red roses.
A reception was held in the church fellowship hall. Margie Pollard serv'-ed cake and Barbara Pollard poured punch. Assisting were Pat Pollard, Madgalene Jones, Alma Moore and Martha Tingen,
.After a cruise to the Bahamas, the couple will live in Ayden
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The double-ring ceremony was conducted by John Hill, pastor, and the Rev. Kiby Turner. Organist Andrea Norris and pianist Shirley McLawhorn presented music. Ramona Hart and George Emory sang "There Is Love," "Nobody Loves Me Like You Do and "Just You And I."
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The honor attendant wore a formal gown of emerald taffeta designed with an off-shoulder neckline with ruffles accented with flowers. She carried a bouquet of miniature white carnations and sweetheart r(es.
The mother of the bride wore an aqua tea-length dress accented with a satin belt.* The mother of the bridegroom selected a rosewood tea-length gown accented with a pearl and sequin belt. Both were remembered with a long-stemmed rose.
A reception was held at the Ayden Community Building.
After a wedding trip, the couple will live in Greenville.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Thomas and Rebecca Miller hadnt planned on staying more than a year or two when they moved from New York to Alaskas Kodiak Island after he received a medical diploma and she began a nursing career.
We decided that after 20 years of schooling, it was time to take a break, Miller said. We wanted to know more about the real world out there.
Miller worked first as a commercial fisherman, then as a carpenter, and when their two children arrived he became a househusband while his wife continued her career as a nurse. Millers brother was a fisherman and the idea of joining him appealed to the 1976 graduate of the University of Rochester Medical School, who is a native of Binghamton.
This all just sort of happened, Miller said. We really only planned to do that for a year or two.
Miller fished for six years and quit that to build their house.
When the children began to arrive, Rebecca and I decided that she should continue her work as a nurse and that I should stay home to raise them, Miller said. I couldnt continue my medical career because in Alaska they have no residency program.
Miller said he knew he would have to return to the lower 48 states if he wanted to pick up his own medical career, but we werent ready to leave Alaska.
The wild beauty of the northernmost state kept a firm grip on the two for 11 years tefore they finally made the break.
The children were getting older and would soon be entering full-time
school and I was getting older, Miller said. "Im 37 now.
Miller was active in the field of medicine. He was on the Kodiak Community Hospital board for three years and that contact had a big hand in rekindling his interest in practicing.
The problem was how to get back into the swing of a profession he had walked away from before he completed all the required training. Miller said he had been looking for other work, but it was time to make a decision on whether to throw away the work that went into the degree from Rochester.
Miller said he had heard of a retraining program offered by the Medical College of Pennsylvania, liked the way it was structured, so we signed up.
His wife is now taking her turn
running the household.
Tilly Spetgang, Medical College spokeswoman, said the physician retraining program was geared to various needs. For example, she said, one doctor hurt his back and could not practice for five years, another retired to avocado farming only to become bored, and another graduate of retraining had been a medical school dean who wanted to go back to treating patients.
During the eight-week program, physicians attend classes, make hospital rounds, see patients and plan treatment. They also learn the latest in internal medicine, emergency medicine, family medicine, pediatrics and other fields.
Miller plans on becoming a radiologist.
After the retraining in Philadelphia, I will be completing an internal medicine internship at the Medical College of Virginia and then I plan to do aradiologic residency for another three to four years, he said.
The Medical College program was started in 1968 and was not the first. Ms. Spetgang says its distinction is that it has been offered continuously since its inception and there arent many others.
Eleanore Hersh, program coordinator, said 400 physicians had participated over the years. Of those, she said, 87 percent returned to active practice.
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STATE AWARD - The Pitt County Farm Bureau Womens Committee received a top award at the 52nd state convention held in Asheville last week. The N.C. Farm Bureau Federation presented the award of excellence in achievement in the womens program.
Receiving the award, left to right, were Alma Worthington, a member of the N.C. Farm Bureau Womens Committee, Helen Wooten, chairman of the Pitt County women, and Margie Hart, a member of the local committee. (Reflector Photo by Thomas Forrest)
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Area Births
Kelley
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Timothy Kelley, Grimesland, a son, Matthew Timothy, on Dec. 4,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Richardson Born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Michael Richardson, 315 Pinewood Road, a son, Michael Tyler, on Dec. 4,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - When entertaining guests this summer, make dishes ahead of time and save more time to spend with your guests, says Donna Higgins, director of Del Monte Kitchens.
Marinated vegetable dishes and salads are great for summer and easy to make ahead, Higgins says. For extra convenience, use ingredients in your cupboard, mixing ingredients such as canned fruits and vegetables with fresh items on hand.
Ayers
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Ayers, 39 Riverview Estates, a son, Joshua John, on Dec. 4,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Woolard
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Troy Lee Woolard, New Bern, a daughter, Leanne Marie, on Dec. 4,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Murad
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Murad, Raleigh, a daughter, Matney Nicole, on Dec. 4,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Pearce
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newell Pearce Jr., Grimesland, a daughter, Jennifer Nicole, on Dec. 4, 1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
Shelton
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tad R. Shelton, Ayden, a son, Phillip Lance, on Dec. 6,1987, in Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
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Author Savs
Summit Was 'Etiquette Disaster'
By BILLVOGRIN Associated Press Writer KEWANEE, 111. (AP) - Plastic wrapping on roses, a blue suit at a black-tie dinner, unanswered invitations and other faux pas turned the superpower summit into an etiquette disaster, according to manners maven Marjabelle Young Stcwsrt
For the most part, its been a great moment in Americans minding their manners, said Mrs. Stewart, author of 15 books on etiquette and an occasional television talk-show guest.
But there have been some tense, awkward moments, she said.
For example, Raisa Gorbachev should have responded promptly to Nancy Reagans invitation to meet over coffee, Mrs. Stewart said.
I cant believe she had to be prodded to respond to Nancys invitation, she said.
Even more gauche was Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachevs decision to wear a blue suit to a formal state dinner during the three-day superpower summit in Washington. Mrs. Stewart said, although she speculated there may have been more to that than meets the eye.
Why would he wear a blue suit to
a black-tie dinner without telling President Reagan... especially when he was just fitted for a new dinner jacket in Paris?she said.
1 think he deliberately chose to wear a blue suit. W'hat message was he trying to send I know our beautifully mannered president would have made the general secretary feel comfortable and worn a blue suit also, if hed been asked.
Reagan, however, did know that Gorbachev planned to spurn the decadent tuxedo in favor of his somber socialist suit, but chose to wear the traditional finery for the state dinner.
The Reagans committed faux pas of their own, she said the most glaring being the presidents handling of the glassware when he toasted his guests.
"The president held his champagne glass by the bowl rather than by the stem, Mrs. Stewart explained. Everyone knows the tips of your fingers will warm the glass. Thats why you should hold it by the stem.
Gorbachev, on the other hand, held the glass properly, which shows me hes aware of his social skills, she said.
Any man who can hold a champagne glass by the stem knows better
than to wear a blue suit to a black-tie dinner.
There are those who believe that a globular champagne glass is guache anyway, but Mrs. Stewart was inclined to be permissive on that point.
"Flute glasses, for the real con-noiseur, are most popular today although some people still love the romantic old style with the open bowl. The White House has both styles and Im sure a decision was m'ade to go with the more romantic open bowl, she said.
Mrs. Stewart doesnt know who to chastise for the bouquets presented to the Gorbachevs upon their arrival in the United States.
They handed Mrs. Gorbachev a skimpv bouquet of roses wrapped in plastic, she said. They should have presented her an armful of flowers.
And thev gave the general secretary a funny little bouquet and then didnt take it from him so he could shake hands."
Otherwise. Mrs. Stewart gave high marks to the nations display of hospitality. ^
"Evervthing else went right by the books, 'she said. Except for the champagne glass, the president and Mrs. Reagan get straight .As.
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DEAR ABBY: Two years ago I decided to change my last name -legally. Now I have a last name that is easy to spell, pronounce and remember. It cost me $60.1 appeared before the judge and didnt take five minutes. I changed my name for business reasons, because ever>' day I had a hassle with people who couldnt spell, pronounce or remember it.
Anyway, I have a friend who has known me for several years, and every time I see her she brings up the fact that I changed my name. But shes not satisfied to just mention it she wants to discuss it. Out of the blue she will say, I cant believe you changed your name. 1 have told her several times why 1 changed it, but she refuses to drop the subject.
Last evening, in front of a lot of people, she asked, What did your father think about your changing your
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name? 1 told her that my father thought it was a good idea because he had had the same problems with the name that 1 had, and he didnt blame me.
What do you think of my friend and people like' her who cannot get over the fact that a lot of people change their names? NEW NAME, FEWER HASSLES
DE.AR NEW NAME: Theres a name for people like your friend. They are called nudniks. According to Leo Rosten ("The Joys of Yiddish. .McGraw Hill): A nudnik is not just a nuisance, it is a persistent, talkative, obnoxious nag a monumental bore.
DEAR ABBY: Aou recently wrote: Mark Twain said. Man is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to. That caused me to recall these words by David E. Trueblood in his "Philosophy of Religion:
"It has been said that man is the only animal who laughs, the only one who weeps, the only one who prays, the only one who can invent, the only one with a written language, the only-one who is proud, the only one who can make progress, the only one who guides his own destiny, the only one who is penitent, and the only one who needs to be." ARTHUR H. PRINCE, MEMPHIS DEAR MR. PRINCE: One wonders if perhaps Trueblood could have been consciously or unconsciously influenced by Twain. Trueblood. at 87, is alive and well in Indiana, but old Samuel L. Clemens cashed in his chips in 1910, so never
the Tw ain shall meet.
DEAR ABBY: Complimenting "Kathy for her compassion and respect for animals, you wrote. Bravo!
Because of my Italian background and descent, I say that Bravo used when applied to the feminine gender is incorrect. Shouldn't you have properly used Brava? JOHN .ARENA. NOVATO, CALIF.
DEAR JOHN: Si, and bravo to you, John! And in cases where the gender is in question, whv not just say, Brav"?
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STONY FORK, Tenn. (AP) -There are no proms, pep rallies or football games at the states smallest school, tucked in the coal-mining reaches of East Tennessee.
But what Stony Fork School lacks in the usual extras is offset by a closeness among students and the extra attention that comes when seven teachers are assigned to 82 students from kindergarten through the 12th grade, some say.
My students are like a part of me, said Alice Ford, who teaches
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home economics at the Campbell County school. I can tell about them just like my own.
The small, brick school sits on Cross Mountain one of the steepest rises outside of the Great Smoky Mountains - and serv'es tiny, former coal mining camps such as Pee Wee, Round Rock and Beech Fork.
The nearest supermarket is a 45-minute drive away.
At times, state officials have discussed busing the students to a larger school, but driving a busload of children over the mountain would be too hair-raising, and so the plan has never become reality, said Hugh Perry, the schools principal.
It would be ludicrous, especially in winter, he said. "This road across the mountain is just one lane In January and February, the top's froze over.
Teachers resort to four-wheel-dnve vehicles to get to work those months, he said.
Ahna Blackmon, of the state Education Departments research anq development office, said she kntiM of no other public, comprehensive school with an enrollment smaller than Stony Fork. There are 1,600 schools in the states system, she said.
Some teachers said the small size and remoteness of the school foster good traits in the students.
Other kids seem to take for
granted things these kids dont, said Suzanne Sharp, a special education teacher. I wouldn't want to trade this school for anything else.
Ms. Sharp said she was surprised to learn that many children do not watch television because of poor reception, religious convictions and other reasons.
In a school assignment, her students were asked to name their favorite television stars. They didnt know any, she said. I had to change it to country-western singers,
Sondra Raines, who teaches sixth, seventh and eighth grades, said she appreciates the students because "there are no discipline problems. The students spend some of their free time hunting, looking for wild ginseng in the woods and riding around the mountain on dirt bikes, but much of their free time is spent on work such as chopping wood, pulling weeds and housecleaning, said Ms. Ford.
"1 try not to give a lot of homework because these kids work at home, she said. "They just dont go in and sit down.
Perry said more of the schools students are entering some type of college nowadays, but some students and others find the quieter mountain scenario and the familiar circle of friends to their liking and plan to stay.
After graduation, 16-year-old Keith said hell stay in the region because there is no way Im moving across the mountain. Theres too many people over there.
Over here, you can just step up in the woods and hunt, he said.
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Large Number Of Women Turn To Registered Nurse- Midwives
(EDITORS NOTE - In the past decade the number of pregnant women turning to midwives to deliver their babies has climbed dramatically. But todays midwives are usually registered nurses practicing in hospitals or birthing rooms and their patients are no longer just the poor or women in rural areas where doctors are scarce.)
By KAY BARTLETT AP Newsfeatures Writer NEW YORK (AP) - When Dee Pascone, 34, of Manhattan learned she was pregnant, she felt she would be more comfortable with a registered nurse-midwife than a doctor.
The last doctor she went to, she says, kept me waiting for a long time and then just rushed me through,
So she went to Midwifery Services Inc., a private Manhattan practice of four Certified Nurse-Midwives who deliver about 300 babies a year.
I felt midwives were more in tune with the choices a woman would make, Mrs. Pascone says. They feel you should trust your body and your natural rhythms. Doctors are much more invasive and dont allow you so many choices.
Mrs. Pascone had her first son, Christopher, now 21 months old, and her second boy, Luke, now 3 months, with Midwifery Services, which uses a birthing room at Roosevelt Hospital.
More and more women are following Mrs. Pascones example. The number of nurse-midwife deliveries has climbed dramatically, from 0.6 percent of all babies born in hospitals in 1975 to 2.7 percent in 1985, the last year for which statistics are available.
Christina Putnam Charlton, 39, describes herself as a healthy woman who did not want to be treated like a sick person during her first pregnancy two years ago.
I think of going to a doctor when something is wrong, she says.
She is now pregnant again and back with the same nurse-midwife.
"The single most important thing was that she was with me from the moment I entered the hospital until I had my son, says Ms. Charlton, who is married to a financial analyst. It was not like the floor nurse was in charge of you or a doctor poked his head in and out of the room. She was with me and it was like she, my husband and I delivered the baby together.
In general, I felt she was more pa
tient that a doctor would have been.
A doctor may have tried to speed up the delivery.
Mrs. Pascone, who heard about midwives through friends, says, I toured the facilities and saw the birthing room, a cheerful room with plants and Oowers and the bedspread matched the curtains, at Roosevelt Hospital. There was a rocking chair for women who prefer to give birth sitting and there were lots of comfortable furniture in the room.
They will stay with you throughout the entire labor and they are very much involved the father, she says.
She was also permitted to videotape the birth of her baby.
Kristen Larsen, 34, of Westfield, N.J., who is married to a physician, also chose a certified nurse-midwife, rather than an obstetrician.
I felt more in charge and got much more personal care, says Ms. Larsen, a registered dental hygienist who is in the forefront of the movement to allow hygienists to practice without a supervising dentist. My husband was against it at first, but he changed his mind when he met the midwife. He, too, was convinced.
Ms. Larsen, Mrs. Charlton and Ms. Pascone are typical of the women opting for midwives, not doctors.
Fees for a nurse-midwife are generally lower than for an obstetrician and gynecologist, but not by much. Originally, midwives were thought of as providers for the poor. Today its the well-to-do who account for the rising demand for their services.
The first nurse-midwives in this country came from England in 1925 to help serve the populace of rural Kentucky where doctors were scarce. In addition to the nurse-midwives, rural people often relied on grannies or lay midwives, who learned their skills by apprenticeship from an older lay midwife. Some lay midwives still practice.
The first nurse-midwife training program in this country was opened in 1931 in New York City.
Today, there are an estimated 3,000 certified nurse-widwives throughout the country and 25 nurse-midwifery schools. Nurse-midwives must first be registered nurses, then take additional training and pass a certified national examination prepared by the American College of Nurse-Midwives. Nurse-midwives are endorsed by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
They have the right to practice m all 50 states, although state laws vary widely and it is up to the individual hospital to grant hospital privileges.
The American College of Nurse-Midwives, based in Washington, D.C., with chapters throughout the country, says that 85 percent of the deliveries are in hospitals or birthing rooms, so that should a crisis arise, a doctor is not far away.
Elaine Kaplan, the president of the New York Certified Nurse-Midwives Association who practices at Metropolitan Hospital in Manhattan, says that more and more hospitals are granting privileges to nurse-midwives.
Nurse-midwives have traditionally been effective in lowering infant mortality and in reducing the incidence of low birthweighte by providing prenantal care to hard-to-reach groups.
( Elinor Buchbinder, one of the four partners at Midwifery Services Inc., says her patients are typically college educated, often in the arts or in nursing themselves and usually somewhat older than the average first-time mother-to-be. They often find her by word-of-mouth.
My patients are the opposite end of the spectrum of the patients in cit^ hospitals who are using midwives, she says. My patients are the yuppie generation. The women are older and theyve done more research.
In city hospitals, like Metropolitan, nurse-midwives have been effective with the pregnant teen-age population. a population that often needs extraordinary prenatal care since they themselves are still growing and many believe 31 soft drinks a day is good nutrition.
Nurse-midwives generally wont accept high-risk patients, women with serious health problems, high blood pressure or insulin-dependent diabetes. Some nurse-midwives will also disqualify women in their 40s or a woman expecting twins.
But Buchbinder says, If you can still get pregnant, we will take you. Buchbinder and her partners use Roosevelt Hospital and sometimes need to call in a physician, usually when a Caesarean section becomes necessary. She and her partners have a 14 percent Caesarean section rate, while the general maternity population at that hospital runs 25 percent to 30 percent.
Some doctors resent us, she says. They think of us as a financial
threat. They want to keep all the patients they can.
Others, she says, are receptive.
Ive called in a physician and Ive seen a physician call in a midwife, she says. We have far fewer forceps births. We are very creative in getting the woman out of bed during labor and making her change positions.
Another type of midwife, one that Kaplan says may be the wave of the future, is the direct-entry midwife. The oldest school, just 10 years old, is in Seattle, Wash., and has graduated 48 since it opened. Only one hospital in the state of Washington grants them hospital privileges, so much of their work is done in the home or in birthing rooms.
Candidates for the school must have two years of college and then be prepared to study for a solid 27 months, no summer vacations, to complete the course. They do not get a degree in nursing.
The administrator of the school, Jo Anne Myers-Diecko, says the majority of the graduates go into private practice and work independently. She says there are a handful of other such schools around the country.
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12 Noon Alcoholics Anonymous meets at St. Pauls Episcopal Church 12 Noon Greenville Rotary Club meets at Rotary Building 12:30 p.m. Kiwanis of Greenville-University Club meets at Holiday Inn 5:30 p.m. Greenville TOPS Club meets at Planters Bank 6:30 p.m. Rotary Club meets 6:30 p.m. - H(t Lion Club meets at Holiday Inn 6:30 p.m. Optimist Club meets at Three Steers 7:00 p.m. Sweet Adelines, Eastern Carolina Chapter, meets at The Memorial Baptist Church.
7:30 p.m. Gamblers Anonymous meets at St. Peters Catholic Church.
7:30 p.m. Greenville Barber Shop Chorus meets at Jaycee Park Administrative Building .
7:30 p.m. Greenville chapter of United Ostomy Association meets at Gaskins-Leslie Center, conference room A 8:00 p.m. - The Adult Children of Alcoholics Support Group meets at Saint James Methodist Church, Sixth Street.
8:00 p m. - Overeaters 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. Alcoholics Anonymous cl^-ed discussion, AA Building, Farmville Highway
8:00 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous open discussion meeting, St. Pauls Episcopal Church, 401E. Fourth St.
TUESDAY 7:00 a.m. Greenville Breakfast Lion Club meets at Three Steers 10:00 a.m. Kiwanis Golden K Club meets at Masonic Hall 4:15 p.m. Pitt County Memorial Hospital Board meets in PCMH conference room near the cafeteria 6:30 p.m. - Greenville Claims Association meet at Three Steers 6:30 p m. Greenville Kiwanis Club meets at Golden Corral 7:00 p.m. - Post No. 39 of American Legion meets at Post Home 7:30 p.m. Greenville Planning and Zoning Board meets in Greenville City Council Chambers.
8:00 p.m. - Pitt Co. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at AA Building, Farmville Highway , ,,
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Q The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1967
Minnie Pearl - A National Treasure
By JOE EDWARDS Associated Press Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - A hesitating youngster approached humorist Minnie Pearl last summer at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and said shyly: My
mother loves you.
Miss Pearl, sensing the childs
uneasiness, thanked him and said motherly, Dont ever be afraid to tell someone you love them.
These days its time for others to
show their affection for her.
Last spring at the White House, President Reagan presented her with the American Cancer Societys Courage Award. It saluted her recovery from breast cancer in 1985 that forced her to have a double mastectomy and implantation.
She was honored in November with a Nashville public service award for her various fund-raising work for charitable and humanitarian organizations. Gov. Ned McWherter
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1 President Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev recently met In Washington to sign an agreement to do away with some nuclear weapons. However, the agreement must first be approved by the Senate. The most intense opposition to the treaty is coming from (CHOOSE ONE; liberai Democrats, conservative Republicans.)
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2 Prior to the summit, Mikhail Gorbachev was Interviewed by NBCs Tom Brokaw. The entire interview was shown In the Soviet Union, except for a single reference to (CHOOSE ONE: human righto, Raisa Gorbachev).
3 Cuban inmates in Atlanta ended their 11-day siege after receiving assurances that the deportation of each inmate would be (CHOOSE ONE: reviewed, cancelled).
4 A recent summit between the 12 member nations of (NATO, the European Economic Community) ended in discord when the members failed to agree on ways to control soaring farm subsidies.
5 Unemployment for November fell to 5.8 percent, the lowest rate in (CHOOSE ONE: three, ten) years.
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1 Director Oliver Stone is hoping that his new film "Wall Street" will be a successful follow-up to his movie which won the Oscar as Best Picture of 1986.
2 Author James Baldwin, who received acclaim for his book "Go TellltOnThe Mountain," died recently in (CHOOSE ONE: Spain, France) where he had lived since leaving the U.S. in 1948.
3 The (CHOOSE ONE: Washington Redskins, New Orleans Saints) became the first team to clinch a divisional title by capturing the NFC East crown last Sunday.
4 In a rematch of the U.S. Open final, Ivan Lendl defeated (CHOOSE ONE: Pat Cash, Mats Wilander) in the final of the Nabisco Masters tennis tournament.
5 At 38 years of age, Larry Holmes will attempt to make a comeback when he fights 21-year-old heavyweight champion in January.
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To all this recent acclaim, she responds with her cheerful greeting, How-deeeee! Im just so proud to be here.
Minnie Pearl is a welcome escape hatch in a troubled world. Through her, the public flees the woes of an imperfect world to her mythical community of Grinders Switch the site of many of her amusing tales.
Minnie Pearl is never unhappy, she says. But Sarah (Minnie Pearl in real life) is. Thats why I get in her shoes.
A sample of her humor:
A feller told me last night I was a breath of fresh air. (Pause). Well, he didnt exactly put it that way. (Pause). He said I looked like the end of a long, hard winter.
But she says shes no superwoman masquerading in her trademark gingham dress, white stockings and wide-brimmed straw hat with a dangling $1.98 price tag.
Asked recently if she has any enemies, she said modestly, Im sure I do. Anyone whos 75 years old, with 50 years in show business, theres no escaping that (enemies). No one is capable of that. McWherter, Miss Pearls neighbor since January, says shes more than just the hayseed humorist the public sees on Hee Haw and the Grand OleOpry.
He said his ailing mother, before she died, received regular visits from Miss Pearl this year at the governors mansion.
I believe shes one of the nicest people Ive met, McWherter said. Since 1940, she has been appearing
on the Opry, often with 84-year-old Roy Acuff, her longtime friend . Her
lovable character was created from a composite of several women she knew early in life.
Much of her humor focused on a longstanding, desperate search for a feller and hopeless relatives
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Contrasting her stage act, in real life she is a cultured member of Nashville society.
A year ago, after her bout with cancer, she joined some 40 other top comic personalities for HBOs Comic Reuef telecast benefiting the homeless.
This year. Miss Pearls memories of adversity were revived when first lady Nancy Reagan had breast surgery.
"My prayers are with her, she said at the time. I have a very deep empathy for her. I know exactly what she s going through.
Later, she said, Im sorry that she had cancer, but its wonderful that she made it public that she had a mammogram.
Her awards this year came as her husband of 40 years, Henry Cannon, took seriously ill. He has recovered.
After a half century of making people laugh, she was asked in November what makes her sad.
To see mistreatment, of a person, child or animal, she said. I hate to see someone disappointed in others or in themselves. And cruelty.
She also has written in the past that one of the biggest disappointments of her life was being childless.
She still appears regularly on Hee Haw, the Opry and The Nashville Network on cable TV. Her list of volunteer work consumes paragraphs, but among her top efforts was joining Lawrence Welk as co-chairman of the American Cancer Society 15 years ago.
"Im going to keep on doing what Im doing, she said. Get this. Im 75 and theyve asked me to be chairman of the (local) cancer crusade. I want to raise more money than ever. Weve got good people and we just might do that.
I just made some public service announcements for Big Brothers. And next year, Ill be involved in other drives, she said.
I have no intention of retiring as long as I have my health. Id like to go out with my hat on and with the price tag.
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The foundation was incorporated and empowered to operate a museum in 1937. In 1939 it opened the Museum of Non-Objective Painting whose name was subsequently changed to the present one and whose scope has since much expanded. The museum is now planning to increase its space further with another six floors added to the Wright buildings annex.
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BOSTON (AP) - When Tama Janowitz appears in the lobby of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, she fits her image as the trendy, young New York writer who stars in liqueur commercials and fashion layouts between
novels chronicling Manhattan night life.
In Boston to promote her third book, A Cannibal in Manhattan (Crown Publishers, $17.95), the 30-year-old Janowitz wears a tiny black miniskirt, bright orange sweater and black elfin boots. Her trademark long black hair is teased high above
her head, strands hanging in front of her face. Bright red lipstick, slightly smeared, sets off her pale face.
But the theatrics end when she begins to talk about her writing and her growing celebrity as one of a new crop of young authors who include Jay Mclnerney and Bret Easton Ellis.
TAMA JANOWITZ - Author Tama Janawitz poses with a copy of her new book. "A Cannibal in Manhattan. during an interview in Boston recently. Theyre calling us the literary brat pack, says Janowitz about herself and the crop of young authors like Jay Mclnerney and Bret Easton Willis who are revitalizing the publishing industry. (AP Laserphoto by Mark Lennihan)
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Morley's Tour De Force
THE CASE OF THOMAS N. By John David Morley. Atlantic Monthly Press. 214 Pages. $16.95.
John David Morley may not deliberately have set out to write a tour de force in the image of Franz Kafka, but he certainly has succeeded in doing so with his The Case of Thomas
N
Like Kafka, Morley bases his story in reality - but in a very special kind of reality. The characters seem real enough but they also could be the very special creations of the addled mind of Thomas N.
Found by a police officer sitting on . bench by an unnamed river, Thomas N., estimated age 16 or 17, is looked over by a doctor who determines that the youth is suffering from amnesia. The doctor reasons, in Kafkaesque fashion, that by his own
Thomas adventures after he leaves the home. The youth falls in with a weird lot, goes to a wild party, falls asleep in a strange bed, and when he wakes finds the head of a dead girl perched on a chair next to him.
He tells the police he killed the girl but after all, Thomas N. took his seat... knowing no better than anyone else in court if he had committed the crime for which he was being put on trial.
Truly, a strange novel, but one that lingers in the mind long after it has been finished and, seemingly, set aside.
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Theyre calling us the literary brat pack, said Janowitz, who grew up all over the country but now lives in New York City. For the first time, were reaching a new huge big audience of kids who grew up with MTV. The books are interesting. Were dealing with issues that are of concern to them.
But as popular as they are with New York social set, the brat pack has been criticized for lacking substance and polished writing. Janowitz and Bret Easton Ellis were recently skewered in an article in the New Yorker that portrayed them as gimmicky and commercial.
Janowitz achieved fame when her short story collection, Slaves of New York was published last year. She socialized with Andy Warhol, appeared on Late Night with David Letterman, shot several Amaretto ads and became the darling of the hip New York club scene that she chronicled.
She does not defend her celebrity status but talks about it with some detachment. She often sounds like a literary version of pop singer Madonna, a mixture of artistic sensibility and commercial savvy.
I hear that people say that she only got there because of him (Warhol) or because shes pretty, said Janowitz. But I didnt set out ttf become a celebrity as much as I did to just write. Yeah, I like to dress up in crazy dresses; I like to do ads. Theyll book me on TV because I can talk on TV. Ill do what I can to sell my book.
Janowitz was only 23 when her first novel, American Dad, was published. But her belief that she has only now arrived after years of struggle underscores the rapid fame which she and her counterparts enjoy.
Her salad days sound like a speeded-up version of those of most well-known writers. The daughter of an Army officer, she was born in San Francisco. She attended many different schools, including an experimental high school and was told by one high school teacher that she couldnt write'. Janowitz says she missed so much school that she was amazed when Barnard College accepted her as a freshman in 1973. She chose creative writing as a major because she feared that she might flur^ out in other majors.
She took a job as an assistant art director with a Boston advertising agency after graduation but was laid off because of cutbacks in Underwood Deviled Ham, they told me. The real truth, Janowitz says, may have stemmed from her inability to do paste-ups or layouts. I couldnt draw a straight line.
She got a masters degree in writing from Hollins College in Virginia, then underwent months of torture
an editor phoned her and said the deal had fallen through.
Then I decided I couldnt go through this torture and went out and got an agent, Janowitz says. She got a $10,000 advance for the novel but it died in the bookstores and Janowitz went off to the Yale Schoolof Drama to study playwriting.
She couldnt get anything published for the next five years.
My mother was very supportive, she said. And if you want to write, you have to have somebody supportive.
Then Janowitz switched to writing
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Morley shines when he writes of [the goings-on at this strange place nd he continues to do so, although a bit less brightly, as he tells of
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STACK ISUD, Miss. (AP) -WTiat happens when a chunk of Mississippi land drifts for a century across the Mississippi River and into Louisiana? Who owns the property?
Is it the Mississippi family and its heirs who claim their deed rode with the land across the river, and who have continually paid Issaquena County taxes on it?
Or is it Louisiana landowners, who have a legal right to acreage the river casts at their feet, and who have been paying East Carroll Parish taxes on the land?
The questions have families feuding on either side of the river here, and could develop into a full-scale boundary dispute between the states.
The land in the middle of all this variously described as 2,500 to 5,000 acres is known as Stack Island or Island No. 94. The floodprone property has no permanent roads and lies about 35 miles north of Vicksburg.
Jimmy House said he believes the island is actually part of the old town of Lake Providence, which washed into the river. The town now stands behind a levee to the west.
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The rivers always changing, said House, whose family is among 57 in Louisiana being sued by a Mississippi family for ownership of the Stack Island land.
And this goes on all the time up and down the river. Usually its timber companies and they just take land from small property owners. This is different because we were able to get the attorney general involved.
Louisiana Attorney General William Guste says the state boundary runs down the middle of the north half of Stack kland. He wants the 1986 suit, filed in U.S. District Court in Jackson, moved to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Representatives of the Mississippi family, Julia Houston of Vicksburg and Ruth Houston Baker and Hines Baker Jr. of Houston, Texas, say they own the whole island and have sued to resolve the title dispute, said their attorney, Bobby Bailess of Vicksburg. Houston and the Bakers are executors of the estate of George Houston, and claim the state boundary runs to the west of Stack Island.
the lawsuit is pending, but Louisiana plans to file a motion to force the Mississippi attorney general to get involved The Houstons lease the island to Tara Wildlife Management Inc., a Virginia business which operates an exclusive hunting club at Eagle Lake, but Bailess said extensive development is not currently planned.
Meanwhile, the unresolved dispute has affected those using the land.
Hunters roaming over the wooded tract continue to argue over whose land theyre on. Timber sales are postponed or contested, and the construction of even a crude hunting road or the posting of a No Trespassing sign creates animcKity.
The island itself, composed of locse sand and silt, continues to change, while deeds often describe boundaries along ever-fluctuating water lines.
The size of the island changes daily, Bailess said. And taxes dont really have a lot to do with it. Either state would probably just guestimate acres, something like so-and-so claims an interest in some land somewhere. The suit would clear it all up so there wouldnt be any squabbling on who can do what. River maps published by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers identify two Stack Islands, one hugging the Louisiana shore and another as a large sandbar in mid-iiver on the Mississippi side. The boundary runs down the middle of the one closest to Louisiana.
But Bailess said those maps arent reliable because the boundary between states along the river is sometimes marked indefinite. The Louisianans respond that the thalweg, or deepest navigation point, when the boundary was set remains the legal line.
If the land on the surface washes away, you own whats underneath, said House, whose father, Sam, bought 160 acres, mostly on Stack
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The river takes it away and the river puts it back, House said. And it may be just willow trees, but someday it may have oil on it or whatever. The main thing is, its them trying to take it. Ive had charges pressed against me for trespassing on my own land. That makes me mad.
House said he was told the land could be taken by what is called adverse or hostile possession, and I said itd have to be hostile, because Ive been possessing it a long time. Hostile possession is ownership through continued, unobstructed use.
Although the Houstons have claimed the land for three generations, this is not the first time the ownership has been disputed.
The island, according to the book Historic Names and Places on the Lower Mississippi River, was first noted by river travelers in the early 19th century. It disappeared during the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811-1812 but then reformed and became a site for a counterfeiting
operation that preyed on river travelers. The naturalist John James Audubon stayed there during the period and painted wildlife.
The island remained a no-mans land until a U.S. patent was granted to Stephen Blackwell of Issaquena County in 1888.
During the next 85 years, business agreements and legal maneuvers saw control of the land shift back and forth between the Blackwell and Houston families several times, court documents state.
Then in 1973, the Houstons ownership was contested when U.S. Gypsum Co. claimed that property on Stack Island was actually accretions, or new land, built up west of their land on the Mississippi side of the river.
The courts agreed with U.S. Gypsum, but assigned adverse possession to the Houstons, Bailess said.
In 1986, the Houston heirs filed suit because of confrontations with Louisianans who claimed ownership to the land that now adjoined their riverfront property, Bailess said. Included were families now living as far away as Seattle and Toronto, as well as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. of Jackson and Holly Brook Land Co.
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A spayed female gray, white and brown cat; a spayed female black and white cat, and a neutered male orange and white cat. All have shots started. Humane Society, 756-1268.
Five 8-week-old Lab-pointer puppies; an 8-week-old Lab-doberman puppy; a 3-month-old female mixed Lab puppy; a 5-month-old female yellow mixed Lab; an 11-week-old terrier puppy; a 5-month-old female terrier puppy; a 5-month-old female mixed Lab; a 6-month-old male mixed Lab; a 6-month-old male shepherd-collie; a 6-month-old spayed female mixed Lab; an 8-month-old spayed female mixed Lab; a 4-month-old female mixed huskey; a l-year-old male Lab-huskey, and a 6-month-old male part-Afghan. All have shots started and are on heartworm prevention. 756-1268.
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Two spayed female calico cats; a spayed female black and white cat; a young black kitten; three orange tabby male cats; a male black cat; and a male gray tabby cat. Snow Hilt. 747-8636. Leave message,
A male mixed German shepherd. 355-3731.
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Nine 7-week-old Lab-Siberian huskey puppies and four kittens - three gray tabbies and one calico. Kittens will be ready to go at Christmas, 753-2748.
Found off N.C. 43 North near Beas Barbecue - a apricot and white male cockerpoo. 758-2884.
Lost in Greenville a female Irish setter with red collar. 756-5888.
Lost at First and Meade streets - a white male short-haired cat. 758-3645 or 758-6927.
Found at Arlington Square Apartments - a male cocker spaniel. 756-7638. Found in Brook Valley a male white and black hound. 756-5058.
Lost in Avden - a female cocker spaniel. 746-3244.
Found in Bell Arthur area - a male black and brown medium-sized mixed doberman about 6 months old. 757-1449 after 7 p.m. or 551-2056,
Found on Dickinson Ave. - a small male terrier. 756-5603.
Found at Carolina East Mall - a blond female cocker spaniel. 756-2844. Found in Club Pines area - a female white cat wearing a red collar. Humane Society, 756-1268. ....
Found on Belvoir Highway - a female black and brown mixed shepherd. 752-1785.
This column is published free of charge each Sunday. Call Elizabeth Savage, 756-4867; Bobbie Parsons, 756-1268; or Carol Tyer, 752-6166. Humane Society hours are 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Monday and the remainder of week, by appointment. 756-1268. To request a Humane Society investigation. call Barbara Haddock. 752-9922. To request assistance for wild animals and birds, call Grifton. 524-4330. To become a member, call 756-1268. Donations to the Humane Society may be sent to P.O. Box 8121, Greenville. N.C. 27835.
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Does romance sell furniture?
The answer seems to be yes, since furniture companies were using the romance of history and locale to sell furniture introduced this fall
Will Somers, president of Mersman Waldron Furniture Co.. says a romantic story about a piece's origins and backgrounds adds a special touch that helps make the cash register ring.
The company found its story in a Canadian antique shop where the firms design director Dave Miedema saw a small 19th-century table with a $2,600 price tag on it. To the trained designers eye. the piece revealed an American stylistic influence that suggested it was made by someone familiar with American cabinetmaking.
Perhaps its creator was one of the American Tories who emigrated to Ontario after the American Revolu-
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Q; What are some garden tasks for December*?
A; Add organic matter to the soil. Remove old vegetable plants from the garden and till the soil. Make sure garden tools and machinery have ^n cleanec, oiled and properly stored. Make any necessary repairs to garden equipment before spring. Turn the compost pile to speed its decomposition. Prepare rows for early spring planting. Make plans for the spring.
Q: How hardy is loquat? I have benn told it is tender.
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Q: How much manure should be added to the vegetable garden?
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tion rather than forsake the British crown, Some of these New England Yankees and Pennsylvania Germans brought their furniture-making skills along and a distinctive American-Canadian furniture was the result.
The romance of the thought intrigued Miedema and the eventual rebult was a 19-piece Old Tavistock" collection ot wood and upholstered furniture which will be showing up on retail sales floors soon.
"This is not just a table, but a Ca nadian-American table with the play of history in its every line," said Somers during the recent furniture market in High Point. N. C,
"Our salesmen really got excited about it and the way we are romancing the collection," added the executive, who has instructed salespeople to make sure retailers share these historic tidbits with customers.
Then theres the romance of the West where cowboys roam and furniture can be made of rough-hewn wood and even debarked tree trunks. A bed with four tree-trunk posts created a stir among the retailers attending the market. It was one of a group of roughhewn woodsy beds, tables and chairs created by Rocky Mountain Woods, The Furniture Company of the Naturalist.
This small company with a big name is located in Provo, Utah. The company has been producing fur
niture for only about tour years However, its unusual raw wood and weathered barnwood beds inset with coral and turquoise stones, its twig chairs with rawhide seats, its lamps and accessories made of tin. lugs and rope have been atiraotmg a following 111 California.
The company got its start in the late 1960s a& The Naturalist, according to Jon Clark, co-fuuiider with his wife, Janet, The couple made gilt wares from raw materials found in nature, such as pressed dried flowers, birdwhistles and birdhouses.
Eventually, there were Naturalist stores in California and Utah and boutiques in department stores such as Marshall Field and Bloom ingdales The furniture, designed by Salt Lake City artist Gary Collins, has become so popular the company is phasing out giftwares, said Clark
Michael S. Greengard, president ot John Widdicomb Co.. was also high on romance as a sales appeal. He tapped the Art Nouveau era in Europe with reproductions of spec tacular originals by European masters.
"The watch, jewelry, clothing and car makers have fultilled the desire of those who have made a lot ut money very young tu buy the best, according to Greengard But the furniture industry has not been so helpful in pointing the way to the best, he added
Consulting auction results and magazines that detail collecting trends, the company selected the Art Nouveau period this fall. Last spring.
It was Russian furniture of the 19th century and Greengard said that reception of those elaborate pieces which were just beginning to be available to consumers indicated the appeal to romance was the right ticket.
Besides history and exotic places, pets are another category of sheer romanticism.
Perhaps thats why B. Brent Atwater took her specialty line to market Atwater^ paints exact likenesses of people's pets on materials such as linen canvas and silk moire, and then mounts the pictures on a pillow
She launched her custom portrait business in 1986 and says in order to accurately detail the pets markings as well as capture its personality, she usually requires personal interaction with her subjects. So she travels to meet her subjects and their owner and to photograph the pet and take its measurements. Then she returns to her Winston Salem, N.C., studio to do the actual work
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By ANDY LANG .\P Newsfeatures Q. - We have some extensive remodeling to do in our old house, but cant seem to decide on how to hire a contractor who will do a good job and not overcharge us. Are there any Ixioks on the subject? Also, do they talk about the financing of the project as well as the work itself? Is it necessary to get estimates from more than one contractor
A. - There are many books out on the hiring of a contractor. Go to your local library or neighborhood book store and look them over. An interesting small publication I read recently is called "The Helping Hamds Guide to Hiring A Contractor," by Leon Frechette. You can get more information on it by writing to Creative Remodeling Services, P 0 Box 4567, Spokane, WA 99202. Frechette recommends getting estimates from three contractors and includes three itemized bid sheets with the book.
Q, - I intend to build a retaining wall at the back of my property to keep water from coming down the hill and going against my house. If I make it of concrete, will it last permanently?
A, - Nothing lasts permanently. When water continually pushes against any wall, even if it is made of concrete, the wall is likely to collapse eventually. It may take many years, but it is inevitable, Thats why retaining walls built properly have tiny weep holes to aid the drainage if they dont have some kind of underground piping for the same purpose. Besides, without some kind uf system for drainage, the water will go to the side and perhaps damage somebody elses property,
Q. - I am putting down a flagstone walk at the back of our house. I expect to use mortar between the flagstones. How soon can the stones 1^ walked on
A. - Its best to wait several days, hut a lot depends on how firmly the flagstones are set and whether the mortar has been cured properly This can be done by covering the walk with plastic sheeting weighed down with sand at the edges. The plastic will keep moisture under it and prevent the mortar from drying out too quickly
Q When 1 finish an old piece of furniture, 1 expect to refill a few holes and cracks. How can 1 be sure the wood filler will take the stain cor
rectly? I had a similar project some years ago and found the filler would not even hold the stain, let alone enable me to match it with the surrounding surface.
A. - Some wood fillers these days can be stained. How well you match the rest of the finish depends a lot on you. Try some experiments first to see how to get the right match. Be-iore you buy the filler or patching material, check the label to see whether it will "take" stain.
(The techniques of using varnish, shellac, lacquer, stain, bleach, remover, etc., are detailed in Andy Ungs booklet, "Wood Finishing in the Home, which can be obtained by sending 50 cents and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Know-How. P.O. Box 477, Huntington. NY 11743. Questions of general interest will be answered in the column.)
WEEDOITCRABGRASS SOMERVILLE, N.J. (AP) - The two most prevalent weeds affecting American lawns are the dandelion and the less noticeable but far more destructive crabgrass,
"If left unchecked, crabgrass can take over 80 to 90 percent of your lawn," says Dr. Henry W Indyk, an extension specialist in turfgrass management at Cook Col-lege-Rutgers University.
A smart approach to controlling crabgrass is to specifically target the weed, he says. "Wait until the crabgrass starts coming up strong, usually in midsummer, and then use a post-emergence product to deal directly with the problem."
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Here are some suggestions from readers:
If you have some old furniture made of cheap wood and you want it to look nice, try a gesso finish. Gesso is a heavy paste that is spread on the surface over imperfections like you would spread plaster. When it hardens, all irregularities are covered. It may take you a while to get the hang of it, but once you do. you will find yourself making fine furniture out of what you thought was junk. One way to make gesso is to buy a thick paint " and let it stand for a few hours with the cover off the can. As the paint solvent begins to evaporate, the paint gets thicker and is ready for use.
When you want to apply hard-board panels to studding in an attic or basement, it is not necessary to put on the adhesive except where the paneling meets the studding. Just mark the places where the hard-board fits on to the studs and then cover those marks with the adhesive. You will save a lot of money on the amount of adhesive and do the job much more easily.
Our house has old-fashioned plaster walls. Every few years, some new cracks develop here and there. I have found one way to tell whether the cracks should be patched is only after they have stopped getting longer. This is necessary because patching a crack will be futile if the crack gets longer after you have made the patch. To know the right time to patch, place tiny pencil marks at each end of the crack and wait a couple of weeks. If the cracks do not go past the pencil marks, they have stopped lengthening and it is all right to patch. The marks can be removed later with a pencil eraser."
I recently had my kitchen remodeled. My husband and I disregarded the advice of the contractor and insisted the oven door be 46 inches high, since we are both
quite tall. We now find the door is too high for us and it is costing us extra money to do some rearranging. 1 am writing to you so you can advise your readers about how important the height of the oven door is You not only need it lower so it will be comfortable for you when you are cooking, but you have to consider that an oven door that is too high can discourage a potential buyer if and when you get ready to sell the house. We are having ours lowered 10 inches despite our height,
We have an old piano. Over the course of the years, the keys became (colored. We tried various solu
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Personals 002
InMemonam 003
Can) Of Thanks............005
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ADVERTISEMENT FORBIDS
Sealed proposals will be re ceived until 2.00 P M on January 6, 1988 In the Commis sioners Meeting Room on First Floor of the Pitf County Office Building, 1717 W. Fifth Street, Greenville, North Carolina, for Renovations to the Pitt County Courthouse, Greenville, North Carolina, a1 which time- and place bids will be opened and read.
Complete plans and specifica tions for this project can be ob tained from Hite Associates, P.A., 1530 E. 14th Street, Greenville, North Carolina 27858, during normal office hours Plan Deposit: $100.00 The Owner reserves the un qualified right to reject any and all proposals.
SIGNED:
Mr. Kramer Jackson,
County Manager Pitt County
Greenville, North Carolina December 13,1987
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Campers Fpr Rent, 167
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FILE NUMBER; 87 E 608 FILM NO:
INTHEGENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY
IN RE: Estate of Anna Long Joyner Royer
NOTICE TOCREDITORS
HAVING QUALIFIED as Ex ecutrix of the Estate of Anna Long Joyner Royer, deceased, late of Pitt County,. North Carolina, this is to notify all per sons having claims against said estate to present such claims to the undersigned at 35 Quail Ridge Road, Greenville, North Carolina 27858, on or before the 20th day of June, 1988, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery All persons in debted to said estate will please make immediate payment.
This the 9th day of December, 1986
JANE LONG ROYER, EXECUTIRXOFTHE ESTATE OF ANNA LONG ROYER JOYNER December 13, 20, 27, 1987; January 3,1988
007 Special Notices
WE PAY CASH for diamonds Floyd G, Robinson Jewelers, 407 Evans Mall, Downtown Green vine.
009 Travel & Tours
THREE ROUND TRIP air line tickets RDU/Boston. Leave on 12/22 return on 12'29 $350 . 830 1731 ask for Frank. Or 756 4654.
Oil Autos For Sale
^A GOOD PLACE TO BUY!" EASTGATE MOTORS,INC
130 East Greenville Blvd. Greenville, 355 2193
ALL IMPORTS, domestic cars and trucks $150 above manufac-turers cost. Call Eric 355 2990. INSURANCE If you have 5 to 12 points, we can save you lots of money. Call Leon Fornes In surance, 2408 South Charles Boulevard, 3S5-7S57 or 355-7373.
021 Oldsmobile
197 OLDS CUTLASS, air, power windows, cruise, good condition, $1,495. 753 5226.
022
Plymouth
1973 PLYMOUTH Good condi tion. $500. Call 756 3453.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
023
Pontiac
PONTIAC 6000 $6000 Call 756-8473 or 756-9504 ask for Bill.
T977 PONTIAC SUNBIRD, price negotiable. Call after 5.00 p.m., 825 0371
197 PONTIAC Bonneville sta tion wagon, fully equipped, clean, runs good. $995, 758-0272.
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023
Pontiac
1984 FIERO, red, sunroof, AM/ FM cassette, automatic, air, low mileage, excellent condition.
$5,200. Call 752-8477.___
1986 PARISIENNE. $7,500. Call 355 2539.
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023
Pontiac
1979 TRANSAM, new paint, new tires, good shape Call 752 3891 after 5:30p.m.
r pai inslae and out. ________________5:30p.m.
1982 PONTIAC 6000 Loaded Very low milage in the mid 20's, excellent conditon. Call after 6, 753-4304.
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023
Pontiac
1984 BONNEVILLE 4 door, nice family car, low miles, excellent condition. $5200.830 1142.
HELP FIGHT INFLATION by
buying and selling through the Classified ads. Call 752-6166.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
1976 BUICK for parts and 1972 Chrysler. 746 2370.
013
Buick
1977 BUICK LaSabre needs minor repairs, $350 1979 Buick Electra, excellent condition, rebuilt motor: asking $1600 Call 758 7398 anytime 1981 SKYLARK BUICK $1195 or best offer 80,000 miles, loaded 830 0164 after 3:30.
1983 REGAL Loaded, sport wheels, excellent condition, low mlles,$4900 830 1142.
1986 BUICK Riviera, white, low miles, loaded, excellent condition Ready to sell. Call 355 3796.
OIS
Chevrolet
1966 CHEVELLE Call 756 1231 if interested.
1980 CHEVETTE in excellent condition 89,000 miles, loaded Best offer. Call 752 4793.
1981 CHEVY CITATION very
flood condition, must see to be-ieve! $1995 or best offer. After 7 p.m. and Sundays 752-2066.
1981 CHEVETTEgood condi tion, clean $800.752-4561.
1982 MONTE CARLO diesel, two tone, loaded, $2,500. Call 756 0558.
INTHEGENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVISION 87 J 468
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA GUILFORD COUNTY
NOTICEOF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
IN RE Boyd, a Minor Child To: The father of a female child born on or about September 24, 1987, in Pitt County, North Carolina, respondent.
TAKE NOTICE that a petition seeking termination of your )arental rights and obligations 0 the above named childborn to Cheryl Lynn Boyd on September 24, 1987, in Pitt County, North Carolina, has been tiled against you.
You are required to file writ ten answer to the peition within 30 days following the first publication date which date ap pears 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 thereafter as he matter can be heard You are entitled to be repre sented by counsel; Court ap pointed if you are indigent, pro vided you request counsel at or prior to said hearing.
Dolores D. Follin Attorney tor 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
1983 CAVILIER 4 door, loaded, new tires, one owner. Pay equity and assume $147 payments. Call Mary, days 756 4511, nights 756 1997.
016
Chrysler
1986 CHRYSLER LASER XE
Turbo-Showroom condition. Automatic, power everthing, electronic/computer package, leather interior, loaded. 12,(X)0 miles, 5/50 mile warranty take up payments only. 752 4459.
018
Ford
1978 FORD FAIRMONT Good
condition, $1,000. 752 4561.
1981 FORD FAIRMONT, air. automatic transmission, power steering/brakes, new radial tires, real clean, runs good.
$2000. Call 757 3153._
1983 FORD ESCORT Extra clean, air conditioning, AM/FM stereo system, $150 down, pay ment$120per month. 752-3826
1987 FORD Tempo automatic, power steering, air $7950 or best offer. David Minton 758 0114
021
Oldsmobile
1972 OLDS Cutlass Supreme-good transportation, very reli able. Firestone 721 radials front/rear. $650 . 830 2355 work;
home 757 0087. _
1974 OLDS CUTLAS Salon 2 door, V8, one owner, good condi tion, 98,000 miles, $1000 Call 355 3585 after 6
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1985 Chevrolet Cavalier i-1706-A
1987 Dodge Caravan P9437
1985 Toyota Clica GTS
1986 Nissan Maxima
1984 Chevy Blazer 4x4
1985 Chevy Z-28Camaro
1986 Toyota Van Elegante 1986 Toyota CamryLE 1985 Buick Riviera
1985 Lincob Continental
1985 Honda Accord LX
1986 Chevy Caprice Classic Brougham
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INTHEGENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION Before the Clerk FILE NO:
FILM NO:
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF PITT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EDITH F. WORTHINGTON, Deceased.
NOTICE TOCREDITORS AND DEBTORS EDITH F. WORTHINGTON All persons, firms, and cor porations having claims against EDITH F. WORTHINGTON, Deceased, are notified to exhibit them to JAMES L. BULLOCK, P.A., Attorney tor Ad minisfrator CTA of the Dece dent's estate, on or before June 11,1988, at 400 West Fifth Street, Greenville, North Carolina 27834, or be barred from their recovery. Debtors of the Decedent are asked to make im mediate payment to the above named, JAMES L. BULLOCK, Attorney for the Administrator CTA of the Decedent's estate LINWOOD SMITH WORtHINGTON, JR Administrator CTA JAMESL BULLOCK Attorney tor Administrator CTA of the Estate of EDITH F. WORTHINGTON 400 West Fifth Street P O. Box 7151 Greenville, NC 27835 7151 Telephone: (919) 752 1138 December 13, 20, 27, 1987; January 3,1988. _
Notice to Creditors Having qualified as Ad ministratrix of the Estate of Agnes E. Fullilove, late, of Pitt County, North Carolina, the undersigned hereby authorizes all persons having claims against said Estate to present them to rhe undersigned, whose mailing address is 600 East Ninth Street, Greenville, NC 27834, on or before the 24th day of May, 1988, or this Notice will be pleaded In bar of their recov ery All persons indebted to said Estate will please make im mediate payment to the under signed
This the 24th day of November, 1987
Carolyn F, James, Administratrix of the Estate of Agnes E Fullilove 600 East Ninth Street Greenville, NC 27834 Kenneth G Hite James, Hite, Avery and Duke Attorneys at Law P 0 Drawer 15 Greenville, NC 27835 November 29 December 6, 13. 20, 1987
NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of Jesse Ray Harris late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all per sons having claims against the estate of said deceased to pres enl them to the undersigned Ex ecutrix on or before June 6, 1988 or this notice or same will be pleaded In bar of their recovery All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate payment This 2nd day ot December, 1987
Barbara Harris Oliver 117 Galahad Drive Greenville, N C 27834 Executrix of the estate of
Jesse Ray Harris, deceased December 6,13, 20, 27,1987
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At Pete Batten Oldsmobile Toyota, We Offer Quality New & Used Automobiles At Reasonable Prices. We Also Pride Ourselves In Offering The Finest Customer Service & Satisfaction Available.
002
Personals
DETROIT-Round trip from Greenville 12/19/12/26, 1125 830 2741 or 355 3155, Steve EASTERN CAROLINA Chris tian Date Club A service ot love In Christ, E C.C D C., PO Box 8303, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
LADY NEEDS EMPLOY
MENT: Sales, clerical, manag er trainee, etc, 746 3575
LADY SEEKING black gentle man tor companionship between 30 45 Only honest and sincere need apply Write %P0 Box 1087, Greenville, NC 27835.
NEED ISO Just lor talking all Charlie W at 756 3228
pastoral COUNSELING Marital, Family. Individual. Donald T Braashaw.355 SI96 Confidential
Walt Ingalls Thomas Wynne
Chris Collins Glenn Barnes C.W. Cox
Call toll Free 1 -800-248-7268
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W. 15' St., Washington
024 Foreign Cars
AUDI 5000, 1V80, air, 5 speed. 4 door, $2200 239 Windsor Road, 756 2027
BMW 193, 733, cared for, low mileage leather, loaded, by owner, 756 0429.
DATSUN 260Z 1974 Air, 2027, 239 Windsor Road,
fiat spider Convertible Low mileage, excellent first car tor Christmas $2,300 756-6482
HONDA ACCORD
sell! Call 746 3268.
1986 Must
024
Foreign
1987 HONDA Prelude red, low miles, loaded, excellent condition. Ready to sell. Call 355 3796.
1987 SUBARU JUSTY GL, 5 speed, 35mpg, air, stereo, 2300 miles. 5 year warranty. Assume payments. Call 746-6236 after 6, 551 4132 8-5.
1987 TOYOTA COROLLA Call 756 7689after 6p.m. _
VW GOLF 1987, 15,000 miles
burgundy with dark interior, ful ioaded. 1
ly loaded. 758-7791 after 8p.m.
1975 VW BEETLE, excellent condition, fuel Injection, new motor. New interior with AM FM cassette stereo, new tires. $2,200,752 4777.
1977 MERCEDES 300D Auto, sunroof, air, power windows, cruise, new paint, excellent condition, Asking $7,550. 756-9317,
1978 DATSUN 280Z 2 + 2 with sunroof, $3500. Call after 9; 15 p.m. 446-2631._
1979 TOYOTA Corolla. $1200 cash, AM/FM stereo system, air conditioning, very nice. 752-3826.
1979 TOYOTA Corolla Station wagon. Runs good, excellent tires, new brakes. $1100. Call 524-4426.
1981 TOYOTA TERCEL, red, 5 speed, good condition gas saver, $1150.753 5226.
1983 BMW 528E Artie blue with pearl leather interior, AM/FM cassette stereo, excellent condition with all mechanical re cords Bra included. $13,000. Call 355-6536 morning or night.
1985 HONDA Prelude. Excellent condition, fully loaded. Must sell! $10,200. From 8 5, 757 6178, after 5, 756-3610.
1985 JETTA VW, 5 speed, air, AM/FM cassette, sunroof, 34,000 miles, clean. $7475. Call 355 7700 days; night 756-8759
1986 HONDA CIVIC 4 door, like new. Call 355 2688 after lOp.m
1986 JETTA GL, 18,000 miles sunroof, air, cruise, stereo Kinston 522 3253.
1984 200 SX XE Notchback white, loaded, digital, new tires low miles. 756 7589.
1987 GLI JETTA for sale $11,000. Call 758 7942 if interest ed
1987 VOLVO 240 DLA, 4 door, 7,000 miles, fully loaded, ex cellent condition, $15,500 . 752 3152 day, 752-6715 nights.
029
Auto Parts & Service
CRAZY JOE'S now has a three year warranty on starters, alternators, water pumps, and etc. Call 752 1123.
USED TIRES ON THE RIM.
$8.00 each while they last. Call 752 1370 ask for Bob.
GRIMESLANDTIRE& PARTS
030 Bicycles For Sale
032 Boats & Motors
O'DAY 25', 1977 Chysler, 12.9 electric start motor, tandem wheel trailer, five bags of sail, $11,500. Call 355-2221
044
Child Care
1982 15' BASS TRACKER, 50 HP Johnson motor, trolling motor great shape. 756 7667 after 5 00. 23' SPORTCRAFT, 197ri5 HP I/O OMC, cutty cabin, bemini top with side curtains, VHF radio, Lowrance depth recorder, Cox galvanized tandem axle trailer with electrical winch. Excellent condition. $8,500 nego tiable 975-3650.
TOP QUALITY, fuel economical cars can be found at low prices in Classified.
036 Cycles For Sale
1984 CR125R HONDA. $75oT Cali 756 8348.
1985 HONDA 3 wheeler, ex cellent condition, $575.756 1753
FOR SALE New Kuwahara Freestyle bike with extras $350 Call 752 1294.
20" BMX type: 26" 3 speed men's; 26" 10 speed men's After 7 p.m. and Sundays 752 2066.
032 Boats & Motors
EVINRUDE, OMC, MARINER
and MerCruiser service center; PLUS 1987 Evinrude and Mari ner motors and Cox trailers at clearance prices! B & K Marine, 1205 Dickinson Avenue, Greenville. 752 2882.
GREENVILLEMARINE AND SPORTS
Pitt County's oldest marine dealership. We sell everything at wholesale prices year round. 264 Bypass N.E., Greenville 758 5938
INSIDE WINTER Storage for boats, cars, campers, etc. Monthly leases available.
Call Ray Cannon, home, 756-4125 Cannon's Warehouse.
JUST ARRIVED hunting and fishing canoes. Prices starting at $299 Carolina Marines, Hwy 264 West, Washington, 975 3694.
1985 NIGHTHAWK 650, ex cellent condition, 3300 miles Must sell. 756 5833, ask for Don.
041
Trucks
STEP VAN '73 Chevrolet. 14' body, rebuilt 350 engine Call 746 4208.
1964 INTERNATIONAL truck, 1 ton dual rear wheels, hauls 4,000 pounds. Strong motor, good tires, dependable. $700. 756-3847
1977 JEEP CJ5 New paint job, great condition, 35,0()0 miles, one owner, can be seen at Greenville Overhead Door, 300 East 14th Street, 752-3574
1980 CHEVROLET pickup, 3 speed, air, $2250.756-1949.
1982 CHEVROLET Silverado Short bed, extra clean. $6000. Callafter6;30p,m,752 6564.
1984 CHEVROLET Custom Deluxe, everything in good shape. $4995 or best otter. Call 753 2847.
1985 TOYOTA TRUCK 4x4 5
yieed, air, AM/FM cassette. Excellent condition $7950 Chris, 355-2058.
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CARE FOR CHILDREN in my
home Educational program, lots of love. Large play area. References. 756-8788.
CARE FOR INFANTS and
children 5 days a week. Ann Highsmith, Berwick Street, Ayden, 746 3790.
SCHOOL HOLIDAY CHILD CARE Responsbile mother will provide fun, loving care. Lunch and snack provided. Tucker Estates. Call Mrs. Ruffin 355 2786 after 6 p.m.
SEEKING A LOVING and car
ing lady in Wintervllle to keep my 11 month old from 7:30 2:00 Monday-Friday Must be depen dable and have references. Please call 756 9018 evenings.
050
Pets
BEAUTIFUL FEMALE HIma layan cat, registered, 8 months, good tor breeding or tor pet. Call 355 3571 or 756 1076.
BOYKIN SPANIEL Pups (Reg istered), excellent blood line for hunting or field trial. Ready to go 12 11 87. $250. 455 0244, Jacksonville, NC.
FOR SALE: AKC Poodles, Pek ingnese. Chihuahua, Snauzers, Dachshunds, Pomeranians and Rat Terriers. Call 758-2681.
057 Help Wanted Administrative
058
PESONNEL MANAGER
We are an establised A^n's A|)
parel Manufacturer Firm Kinston, NC with dynamic growth which has creafed this
BOOKKEEPER. Simple book keeping Atlantic Personnel,
355-7931.
new position. The sucessful can didafe must have 3-5 years ex
FREE TO GOOD HOME-IW year old female Pit Bull. Friendly, raised as family pet 830-1139 or 830 1191.
WILL BABYSIT IN YOUR home anytime, any age child. Experienced mature woman. Call 758 7062
050
Pets
A BARGAIN! AKC golden re trievers, excellent blood line, wormed and shots, $100-$150. Call 758 0786
AKC BASSETTS, tri colored", will be ready tor Christmas, $175 each. Call Kinston, 522 3359
AKC BLACK LAB puppies, bred to hunt. Ready now. 355 2936. AKC BLACK Lab puppies. Call 758-6917 after 6 00
AKC CHOCOLATE labs tor sale. Ready now Call 756 9061
AKC CHO. & BLACK Lab pup
pies Hunting stock, ready for Christmas. Call now and make a selection. 756 8643 after 5.
FREE 2 MALE golden retriever mix puppies and one female mixed lab I'/z years old. Call 830-0443.
GOLDEN Retrievers, papers, shots, care kit. Will hold tilt Christmas with deposit. 758 3260.
JUST IN TIME For Christmas 2 female black Lab puppies. 3 mbnths old, shots. $15 each. Call 756-3372 after 5:30.
perience in all phases of person nel management at a manufacturing facility and must be people orientated. Send resume including salary history and salary to Personnel Manner, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC: 27834.
PROGRAM COORDINATOR:
Crisis Intervention Center needs bright, well-motivated individual for part-time position. Duties include counseling, program development, staff recruitment and training. Some evening work required. Minimum requirement Bachelor's Degree in a Human Service field. Send resume fo Program Coor dinator, 312 East 10th St. Green vllle, NC 27858.
LOIS'S PAMPERED PETS
Small dog grooming, $12.00. Call 355-5754.
LONG HAIRED KITTENS, 9
weeks old, 1 calico, 1 yellow. Free to good home. Call 746 4768.
TOY POODLE puppies, black males, 753-2852.
PROJECT COORDINATOR.
Part time. Degree in Human Services field with two years experience. Program matches
parents of handicapped children '. Need good In
2 FREE 12 WEEK old kittens, females, one black, one tabby, purr works. 747-8459 after7p.m.
for peer support terpersonai and consultative skills, organizational and leadership ability. Desire parent of child with special needs or knowledge of and sensitivity to such needs. Send resume with three references to: Coordinator, Malene Irons Building, ECU, Greenville, NC 27858.
AKC CHOW CHOW pups welped 10/18/87 and AKC Peklngnese pups welped 11/20/87. Taking deposits for Christmas, cali 746 4328
1986 MAZDA B2000 pick up Burgundy/white. Fully loaded Excellent condition. 23,000 miles. $6500. Call 757 1263 anytime.
AKC POODLE puppies Ready Deember 18, $1W. Call 975-3771
atter6p,m.
AKC Registered golden retriever puppies. $100, Excellent with
children, dam and sire local. Wormed and shots. Call 752 2690
AKC SIBERIAN HUSKY pup
pies, black and white, blue eyes, $150. Mom and Pop on premises. Call 758 3102,6 11 p.m.
CHAMPION SIRED Pekingese puppies, 4 months, all shots, one male, one female. 758 7143.
CHIHUAHUA pups 4 months old, AKC, wormed and shots. 792-7516
CHRISTMAS PUPPIES FOR SALE AKC Lab, black/ chocolate. 756 7423 after 5 Mon
day Friday, anytime Saturday bi
8, Sunday.
DOBERMAN/BOXER mix, female, 8 months. Needs good home. After 7 p m. and Sundays 752 2066.
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057 Help Wanted Administrative
ACCOUNTANT: Mid size local Atlanta CPA firm has growth opportunity in It's tax depart ment for an Individual with 1-2 years public accounting experience in corporate and individual taxation. It you are planning to relocate in the Atlanta area and desire a tax position in a dynam ic firm, send resume to: Tax Department, Anderson, Hunt 8, Co. PC, 1950 N. Park Place, Suite 600, Atlanta, GA 30339.
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370,000 members has opening for
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Emergency Road Service Field Represenfative. Duties will include selecting, contracting, training, and performance of outlefs and service sfations providing road service to members. Territory Includes Eastern North and South Carolina. Must have knowlege of road service tools and equipment and proven administrative ability Com petitive salary and excellent benefit package. Forward letter of interest and resume to: Per sonnel Department, Carolina Motor Club, PO Box 30008, Charlotte, NC 28230.
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058 Help Wanted Clerical
ENERGETIC PROFESSIONAL
needed to operate IBM Disj Write word processor. Send resume to Word Proceessor II75I, P 0. Box 1967, Greenville NC 27835
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
HIGH FASHION!! Dress up everyday and be appreciated for your abilify. Up to $15,000. Fee negotiable CallEsther, 758 0541 Snelling 8. Snelling Personnel
LEGAL SECRETARY needed immediately for esfablished law firm. Seeking mature individual proficient in typing, word pro cessing and public relations Please submit resume to Legal
Secretary 48520, P.O. Box 1967 Greenville, NC 27835
LEGAL SECRETARY
Downtown client requests an en thusiasfic, bright and poised secretary to compliment their growing staff. If you enjoy a dy namic environment and client llasion responsibility. Call in confidence, Esther, 758-0541 Snelling 8, Snelling Personnel.The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987 C-15
Help Wanted Clerical
CASHIER/RECEPTIONIST
needed. Need dependable per son who likes to work with public to fill spot immediately Ex cellent benefits. Experience is preferred buf not essential. Call 756-3115, ask for Emily. _
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058 Help Wanted Clerical
MEDICAL RECORDS COPY
CLERK
Searching for an applicant to work 30 40 hours per week in a local hospital. Prefer medical record or medical office experi ence but not required. Pay $5 to $6 per hour. Call Mary Pegram at 704 366 4210.
ANNE'S
TEMPORARIES
That's right...more businesses and industry across Eastern NC
depend on Anne's Temporaries for dependable personnel. Thaf's why we need you. We have immediate openings for a wide range of clerical posifions. Must have typing and secretar! al skills. You II earn top benefits as part of the Anne's team.
Vacation 8, Holiday Pay Health 8, Life Insurance Word Processing Training Variety of Jobs
Be a part of the Anne's team Call Anne's today!
ANNE'S
TEMPORARIES
758-6I0
Flowers Office Complex 1410 S. Evans Street (Use Evans Street Entrance)
MORNING MESSENGER to
answer phones, make copies, file, and run errands. Working hours are 8 until 2. Only work when ECU is in session. Contact Carl Barwick 355 5777
PRIVATE SECRETARY Prior experience, good communication and organizational skills and shorthand required. Send letter of application and resume to Secretary, PO Box 6066, Greenville, NC 27834. EOE.
059 Help Wanted Medical
ATTENTION RNs 8. LPNs,
full time and part time posi tions. Exciting benefits package, day hours, no holidays or weekends. Bright, enthusiastic, caring, competent nurses needed Send resume or letter of interesf to PWLC, Attention Ms. Rushton, 300 E. Arlington Blvd., Suite 5-A, Greenville.
ATTENTION!! SCIENTISTS
needed. Bachelors degree in chemistry a must Long term assignment available. Benefits, top pay. Call Tricia, Manpower Temporary Services. 757 3300.
PUT EXECUTIVE secretarial skills to work. Learn Greenville market and earn bonuses. Call Manpower, 757 3300.
RECEPTIONIST Your smiling face and pleasant ways are needed for this protessional of fice. Super benefits. W tee paid. Call Esther, 758-0541 Snelling 8. Snelling Personnel Service.
SECRETARY/Receptionist needed. General clerical duties, computer and insurance experience helpful. Pleasant working
environment. Reply to. PO Box 8006, Greenville, N(i 27835 8006
WORST JOB IN TOWN! Secre tary-Can you imagine!? This company expects you to show up on time and to turn out a day's work and all that you get is $12,500! Plus benefits, vacation, and BCBS for you and a chance
BUSY SIX PHYSICIAN Medical Pracifice needs receptionist to answer telephone, make appointments, check in/out patients, etc. Computer experience a necessity, excellent salary and benefits available. Please sub mit resume to Receptionist, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.
DENTAL ASSISTANT/ HYGIENIST Needed full time Do you enjoy people? Are you in terested in a challenging career position? Are you interested in working tor a dentist who recognizes talent and is willing
to pay for it? We are searching
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for an experienced professional dental assistant/hygienist fo become a part of a dynamic growth oriented team. Please send resume to PO Box 1238, Winterville, NC 28590
to advance. If you think you can stand it call Ted at 758-0541
EOE M/F/H
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The SERVICE Specialist In The Temporary Industry
We care about your employment iff
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059 Help Wanted Medical
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY MT
or MLT for part-time employ ........ -zxible
ment in doctor's office. Flexible hours. Needed to run RIA Pro cedures tor allergy, OC in maintenance on equipment Respond to PO Box 5(X)7, Green ville, or by calling 752-5227(P. Sarris).
IVADDITIVETECHNICIAN
Pitt County Memorial Hospital is currently accepting applications for an individual experienced in the preparation delivery In charging of IV Additive Admixtures. Must be skilled In Septic Technique. LPN experience acceptable. Individual selected will work part-time plus every other weekend. Flexible scheduling available. For
consi^ration call or apply to ------'t (bounty
Employment Office, Pitt (.ounty Office Building, Room A405, Greenville, NC 27834. 551-4556. EOE/AA.
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NURSERSOB
Albermarle Hospital a 206 bed accute care facility, located in Coastal Northeastern Carolina, currently has full fime vacanies for experienced OB Nurses. Excellent benefit package, salary commensurate with experience. Send resume and salary history to Wilson Gaillard, Personnel Directror, PO Box 1587, Elizabeth City, NC 27909 or call 919-331 4605 collect.
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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST.
Albermarle Hospital has an immediate opening available for a medical technologist. ASCP or MLT acceptable. Excellent salary and benefits available. Send resume and salary history to Wilson Gaillard, Personnel Director, P.O. Box 1587, Elizabeth City, NC 27909, or call 919 331 4605collect.
PHARMACIST
Due to rapid growth Kerr Drug
all-
stores now have position aval able tor pharmacist in Green
ville. Kerr Drugs offers opportunity for growth into sfore
management, excellent benefits Send resume to Jackie Gupton, PO Box 61000, Raleigh, NC 27661 or call 919-872-5710.
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Sunday, December 13,1987
059
Help Wanted Medical
EXPERIENCED C.A.f Scan Technician needed for lem-porary position. Monday Fri day, hours 8-5. Salary negotia ble Call office manager, 752 4848.
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Help Wanted Medical
MEDICAL INSURANCE CLERK for a busy physician's office, Monday Friday 9 5:30 Experience required, computer knowledge a plus Please call 355 54548 a.m. 8p.m.
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WANTED
Cooks for Christmas Day. Right pay for right person. References required. Call 756-4532, 9 til 5.
Now accepting applications for all staff. Apply in person at Darryls 800 East 10th Street after 11 a.m.
RESPIRATORY TECHNOLOGISTS
Craven County Hospital is seeking full-time Respiratory Technologists to perform general and critical care duties Must have compieted an AMA approved program of Respiratory Technology and be certified-CRTT. or registered-RRT. Qualified candidate must have at least 1 year clinical experience preferrably in critical care
CCH has an excellent salary and benefits package which includes employer paid Major Medical, Life, Dental, Disability, TSA, Pension and 30 days paid time off per year. Please call or write:
PERSONNEL
919-633-8846
CRAVEN COtmTYHOSmAL
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
Pizza Hut of Greenville is now accepting applications for assistant manager. If you have basic management skills, are goal oriented, and desire to grow with a growing company, you may be just who we are looking for.
Apply in person to: Mike Walston
305 Greenville Boulevard No Phone Calls Please!
CHOWAN HOSPITAL, INC.
P.O. Box 629 Edeirton, NC 27932
(919) 482-8451 ext. 204
ICU NURSE - Immediate opening for a full time ICU Nurse. Registered nurse required. 12 hour shifts. Every other weekend off. Additional benefits.
m or MLT - Immediate opening. Part-time. Call. Includes all shifts. Possible fulltime.
CRTT - 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...
REGISTERED NURSES
Join the nursing staff of Lenoir Memorial Hospital, a 322 bed, progressive facility located in Kinston. Our salary and benefits package features:
A basic starting saiary for RNAs and RNsof $10,25/hour
3-11 differentiai of $1.00/hour
11-7 differentiai of $1.25/hour
Weekend differential of $1.25/hour
Free individual major medical coverage
Free life insurance
Hospital contribution equal to 4% of gross salary to 401K Plan after 6 months of employment. Immediate, $100% vesting.(Must be 20'*/2 years old to participate)
New RN positions have been added effective 10-1-87 due to steadily Increasing patient census Full time and part time positions are available Vancanclas are in Medical, Surgical. OR, Emergency Room, Orthopedics. ICU. L&D, and Newborn Nursery A bonus ot $500 will be ottered to new hires for a limited time A $750 bonus Is ottered to any new hired RN who works on a medical unit
Contact: Lynn Wallace or Robert Brown, Personnel, Lenoir Memorial Hospital 100 Airport Road, Kinston NC 28501 or call 919-522-7393 Equal Opportunity Employer_
059
PATIENT'S ASSISTANT If you
like the challenge of working di rectly with patients and enjoy being rewarded for your per formance perhaps you should be working here! Call Ted, 758-0541 Snelling and Snelling Personnel.
^Fbendix
^ Mount, I
, Rocky cations
ENERGY CONTROLS DIVISION.
, N.C., is currently accepting applications for the following position:
experienced machining technicians
Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent. Working knowledge of basic mathematics, demonstrated mechanical aptitude and blueprint reading ability. Must to operate various production machines, mill ng machines, lathes, drill presses, grinders, etc., and to perform minor set-up as directed
Those selected for this position *uid preselection training course conducted n conjunction with Nash Community College It hired, after completing the training, you would be involved In the manufacturinQ of complex fuel control systems tor jet engines
For immediate consideration, send resume to: Senior EmploytM Relations Admlniitrator
bendix energy controls division
3475 Wesieyen Blvd., North Rocky Mount, N.C. 27804
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MATTHEWS SEPTIC TANK CO.
NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS PUMPINO I CLEANWO pm County Permit t104 t4 Vean Brperferrca
PHONE 753-4097
8 A.M. To 9 P.M.
Mobile Welding Service
General Welding Repairs
Equipment
Welding
Structure Welding Pipe Welding 946-8394
Help Wanted Medical
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST Albermarle Hospital currently has an open ing available for a staff 3 11 Radiology Tech. Excellent sala ry and benefits available. Send resume and salary history to Wilson Gaillard, Personnel Director, Albermarle Hospital, PO. Box 1587, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
REGISTERED NURSES.
Albemarle Hospital, a 206 bed ^cute care facility located on the Coast of northeastern NC cur risntly has openings tor regis tered nurses. Excellent salary and benefits package available. Paid relocation Send resume and salary history to Wilson Gaillard, Personnel Director, P.O Box 1587, Elizabeth City, NC 27909, or call 919 331 4605 col lect
SECRETARY/ Receptionist, skilled typist, 60-80 wpm, expe rienced in answering phone, bookkeeping knowledge helpful, pleasant personality and voice. Start $12,500. Mail resume to: Secretary/Receptionist, PO Box 2005, Greenville, NC 27835. Replies confidential.
SOCIAL/ACTIVITY Director Requires a B.S. in Social Work. Experience in Long Term Care Is desirable. Ability to plan and coordinate an Activity Pro gram. Call: Alawoise Flanagan, 753 5547, 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m Monday Friday Guardian Care
of Farmville.
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NICHOLS
LIVESTOCK
market, inc.
Robert D. Martin, Jr., Owner-Operator
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.
Call 747-2177 _
Spiveys Corner Hog Market Open Monday-Friday 7:00 a.m.-12:00 Noon Call 567-2586
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
TO: 1. Assist the President
2. Assist in all phases of the operations for the company.
Strong administrative skills are required. Some accounting experience in/or education in Business/Accounting a must. Experience on PC desired. Candidate must be aggressive, career oriented and desiring to grow.
Inquire in writing to:
Human Resources Manager
C.J. Harris and Company, Inc. Financial & Marketing Consultants 202 Arlington Boulevard Greenville, North Carolina 27858
CRITICAL CARE-Flexible staffing, all shifts
MEDICAL/SURGICAL-Evening, Nights
LABOR & DELIVERY-Nights/Evening,
experience required
PEDIATRICS-Evenings, Nights
EMERGENCY-Day, Evenings
NURSERY-Nnhts
OBSERVATION-Flexible staffing Nights/Evening
RECOVERY ROOM-Mon.-Fri.,11:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
EMPLOYEE HEALTH-Days; BSN or Nurse
Practioner
FLOAT POOL-Nights/Evening
Craven County hospital offers an excellent salary and benefits program including shift and weekend difter-entials. plus the opportunity tor growth in an atmosphere of participative management and state of the art technology For further information please call or write: I
MARY ANN HUGGINS NURSE RECRUITER 919-633-8846 CRAVENCOamYHOSPTTAL
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FOOD LION, INC.
If your are enthusiastic, career minded and want to work for the fastest growing supermarket chain in the US, then Food Lion is for you. Our career opportunities include:
Paid Vacations
Profit sharing
Paid Holidays
Flexible work schedules
Management opportunities
We are seeking part-time and full time individuals for our new FARMVILLE, NC store opening In 1988. Positions also available in our Greenville area stores.
Experience helpful, but not necessary. Please apply at the new Food Lion located at Highway 263 and 33 or 3136 East lOth Street, Greenville.
Equal Opportunity Employar
059 Help Wanted Medical
SECRETARYA FUN PLACE TO WORK...2 young d(Ktor$ who enjoy life wanf you to be another happy person on the staff! Call Ted, 758 0541 Snelling and Snell ing Personnel Service.
PHYSICAL
THERAPIST
Home Health
ALAMANCE HEALTH SERVICES, Inc. is currently seeking a full time Physical Therapist for the Home Health Agency.
Position will perform a variety of administrative, managerial and technical duties in the maintenance of a P.T. program. Home Health experience is preferred but will accept hospital P.T. experience. New graduates will be considered if you have clinical affiliation with a home health department.
ALAMANCE is located in Burl Ington and is a short distance from several metropolitan towns such as Greensboro, Chapel Hill and Durham. We otter a competitive NEW wage and benefit package and an on site daycare facility.
For further information, please contact or send your resume to:
Human Resources D^artment
ALAAAANCE HEALTH SERVICES, INC.
P.O. Box 3157 Burlington, N.C. 27215 (919) 229-1344
EOE
059 Help Wanted Medical
PHYSICAL THERAPY Manag er. Albermarle Hospital, a 206 bed acute care facility located on the coast ot northeastern NC currently has an opening tor a
physical therapy department manager. Excellent salary and benefits available. Send resume
and salary history to Wilson Gaillard, Personnel Director, P.O. Box 1587, Elizabeth City, NC 27909, or call 919-331 4605 collect.
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CANVAS
AWNINGS
Cl. Liqiton Co.
752<116
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE II
Salary is $21,222 a year
Work involving nursing and providing primary, preventive, and rehabilitist care to individuals and families In a public health program. Requires graduation from a 4 year college or university with a BS Degree in Nursing which includes a public Health Nursing rotation and 1 year ot public Health Nursing experience: Or graduation from an accredited school or protes sional nursing and 2 years ot professional nursing experience including 1 year In public health: or an equilavent combination ot education and experience. Licensed to practice as a registered nurse in North Carolina by the NC Board of Nursing. Copy ot Nursing License and College/Student transcript required. (Copy attached to applications). Applications will be accepted until all positions are tilled: OPEN RECRUITMENT, Cumberland County Personnel, PO Box 1829, 117 Dick Street, New Court House, Fayetteville, NC 28302, Tuesday & Thursday, 9 a.m. til 3 p.m.
The County ot Cumberland hires only us citizens and lawfully autnorized aliens to work in the United States in compliance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act ot November 6, 1986.
EOE
SPEECH-LANGUGE PATHOLOGIST Masters Degree N.C. License. 5 to 40 hours per week on a contract basis. Contact Cynthia Roberts Flynt Director, 830-1650. C. R . F. Speech & Language Associates.
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IMMEDIATE OPENING
For heating and air conditioning installer with experience in coordination and installing cominercial/ industrial ducted HVAC systems.
Apply in person:
Standard Electric Company Atlantic Avenue Ext.
Rocky Mount, NC
Excellent benefits with established firm.
EOE
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059 Help Wanted Medical
WANTED FULL TIME dental assistant. Position available Immediately Please call 756-8283
SOCIAL WORK SERVICES NewM.S.W. Position.
Come loin our team ot dedicated protesionals. Progessive 94 bed acute care hospital with an in novative administration.
M.S.W. position will involve clinical, administrative and personnel responsibilites. 2 to 3 years experience in health care field pretered.
Full time benefits and com petitive salary.
Contact Personnel Office or send resume to Lexington Memorial Hospital, PO Box 1817, Lexington, North Carolina 27292. 704-246-5161.
ULTRASONOGRAPHER
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL, a division of Alamance Health Services is seeking an Ultrasonographer. Position is full-time, four days per week. Requires national Ultrasound Registration or eligible.
We otter competitive NEW wage and benefits package with on site day care available. Send resume to:
Human Resources Department
ALAMANCE COUNTY HOSPITAL
327 N. Graham-Hopedale Road Burlington, NC 27215
EOE
060 Help Wanted Miscellaneous
IDLE FOX FARM needs a tern poraty part-time farm worker for the Christmas season (approximately 3 weeks). Dufies to include cleaning stalls, care ot horses, maintence etc. Flexible hours. Call 752-3936 after 7p.m.
060 Help Wanted Miscellaneous
CAFETERIA MANAGER
Trainee. Fee paid. Atlantic Per sonnel, 355-7931.
accounts manager. fJh
time position. Job includes delivery, sales, collections, and service. Heavy lifting r^uired^ Knowledge of Greenville and surrounding area. Excellent driving record a must. Company benefits including group im surance. profit sharing, and pension plan. Apply in person, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. No phone calls, please. feentAmerica, Greenville Square Shopping Center, Greenville Boulevard.__
accounting JUNIOR Ex
pansion has created a prime opportunity for an accounting graduate with light experience. Learn and grow with this firm. Fee paid. Call Esther, 758-0541 Snelling and Snelling Personnel
COOKS AND WAITRESSES
needed part-time at night. Apply in person at Peppi's Pizza Den, 421 Greenville Boulevard
COUNSELOR Coastal Carolina Community College. Qualifications include Master Degrw in Guidance and Counseling. Send letter ot application and creden tials to J.G. Gay, Deans ot Student, 444 Western Blvd. Jacksonville, NC 28540. Equal Opportunity Institution
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DO YOU NEED to earn some extra money? Sell Avon. Be your own boss and work your own hours. Call 756-6396
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EARN EXTRA CASH lor the
holidays. Domino's Pizza has openings tor drivers. Apply at 106 N. Lee Street, Ayden, NC and avoid the January bills
blues.___
EXPERIECED AUTO MECHANIC Needed. Pay based on experience, good benefits For appointment call 758 1554, EXPERIENCED CASHIeI Full or part-time. Must have background in fast food. Call 756-6850.
EXTRA CASH for Christmas with Avon. Up to 50% earnings For more information call Eva Kearney at 758-3078
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EMPLOYEE HEALTH NURSE
Craven County Hospital is seeking a full-time Health Nurse to coordinate and maintain an Employee Health Program. BSN or Nurse Practitioner and current NC licensure are required; 2 years clinical and 1 year administrative experience are preferred. Background in psychiatric Nursing helpful. Days Monday-Friday, 8 am-4:30 pm Excellent salary and benefits package. Please contact:
Mary Ann Huggins 919-633-8846
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PO BOX 2157 2000 MUSC BOULEVAM) BCB" HOBTM CAWKJNA 2B80 , k An Equal Opporlurttty
Auction!
December 13,1:00 p.m.
Pitt County Fair Grounds, old and new things. On the grounds. Toys and Christmas things, used furniture. Rain date, December 20.
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Spartan Equipment Company Highway 11 South, Ayden
Requirements:
Minimum 2 years experience Must have own tools Must have valid drivers license Prefer someone with heavy construction equipment experience.
FULL COMPANY BENEFITS Apply in person or call 746-4001
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST
Craven County Hospital is seeking a full time MT to staff our evening shift, Monday-Friday. Duties include routine and advance medical/laboratory tests and analyses. BS degree and completion of an acr-redifed medical tachnology program required, and must be currently registered or eligible as a Medical Technologist or Clinical Laboratory Scientist.
Craven County has an excellent salary and benefits package including employer paid major/medical, life, dental, disability, tax sheltered annuity, pension and 30 days paid time off per year.
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1987 S-10 Tahoe Package Automatic, air. 1987 C-10 Short Wheel Base.
1985 Pontiac Bonneville * 4 door, v-6 1985 Chev. Caprice 4 door.
1984 Chev. Chevette - 4 speed.
1984 Mazda B2000
1983 Buick Regal - 2 door, V-6.
1983 Buick Electra - Limited, V-6, 4 door. 1983 Ford LTD-4 door, 6 Cylinder.
1982 Chev. Caprice Gray.
1981 Malibu-4 door, V-8.
1977 Monte Carlo - Coupe.
WYNNE'S CHEVROLET
On the Corner, On the Square Drive A Little - Save A Lot"
Bethel, N.C.
825-4321
Help Wanted Miscellaneous
A PROFESSIONAL job winning resume. $9 and up. C.R. Writing Services, 355-6390.
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SALES/MGR to 30K Much potential-fast paced company INDUSTRIAL ENG 20K up Well known co. offers excellent benefits! Bring your degree ACCOUNTANT 20K up CJegree with lite experience? Computer knowledge gives you the edge! FIELD SERVICE REP $300 up Heavy construction equipment needs your special touch! PARALEGAL 13K up Exciting career, courtroom drama!! TELLER $190 up Good personal ity, love public contact? Count big$$'s!
MECHANIC to$350 Rebuild transmissions tor local franchise!
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ANXIOUS TO WORK?
We are currently hiring for light industrial temporary assignments in the following areas:
Assemblers /\Aachine Operators
204 E. Arlington Blvd. Arlington Centre Office Park, Ste. E Greenville, NC 27834
355-7850
KELLY
Services
The Kelly Girl People
Not an agency-Never a fee Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H
U.S. law requires all applicants to show proof ot identity and right to work in the U.S.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY MAURICES CAROLINA EAST MALL
Make your choice to work tor the best retailer in the U.S. Maurices, an exciting men's and women's fashion retail store has an opening for a highly motivated individual to till the
key position ot Store Manager.
If you have previous tashion retail management experience
Sales Associates, inventory con trol and a flair tor merchandis ing we invite you to apply.
Maurices otters excellent benefits and training along with career opportunities in fashion specialty store management that will challenge your talent.
For more information contact Robert Hartstield, Regional Supervisor, 919 782 0574, Mon day December 14, 10 am-6 pm. All replies confidential. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
City ot Greenville Employment Opportunity
SThEET SUPERINTENDENT.
The City ot Greenville is seeking a street superintendent to per form responsible supervisory and administrative work in directing activities ot the street division within the public works department. Must have experi ence in consturction and maintenance of asphalt pave ments, concrete curb and gut ter, sidewalks, storm drainage and open ditches Applicant must reside within Greenville City Limits or be willing to relocate. Degree in civil engineering or related field with 3 years experience in street maintenance required. PE or EIT preferred. Starting salary range $26,770 to $33,467 depen ding upon qualifications and experience Excellent fringe benefits. Send application or resume by Monday, January 4, 1988 to.
The City ot Greenville, Person nel Department, PO Box 7207, 201 W. 5fh Street, Greenville, NC 27835 7207. The City of Green ville is an Equal Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employer-M/F/H.
COMPTROLLER
Local industry, up to $45,000. Excellent benefits. Apply in per son, AAonday, December 14. 1987. Partially fee paid. Atlantic Personnel, 209 Commerce Street, Suite B.
COOK NEEDED Immediately. $4 00 per hour, plus benefits. Experlneced necessay In country cooking. Apply in person, 416 Evans Street.
IMMEDIATE NEED for expe rienced traffic clerk Must have typing and calculator skills. Call Anne s Temporaries for ap pointment, 758 6610.
LADIE'S SHOE STORE man ager trainee Will train. Begin a new career Atlantic Personnel, 355 7931
LICENSED HAIR Dresser wanted at George's Hair De signers. The Plaza. Apply Tuesday-Friday, 10-5:30.
LIVE-IN AIDE tor handicapped person in exchange tor room and board. Only serious inquiries Contact Joy Foster 746-3513 or 758 2399.
LOCAL JANITORIAL SERVICE accepting applications for part time work. Day and night. Floor specialist and general cleaning personnel. Apply 1131
and general
JI .
South Evans Street, Greenville,
NC 27834,
MAKE A FRESH START in a
rewarding career In sunny Orlando, Florida Turn your love tor children, your wish for a luxurious lltestyle, and your desire tor travel into an exciting career as a professional Nanny 4 week classroom training course. Room, board, and placement assistance available. Call the Nanny Training School at I 305 260 0031
MANAGER NEEDS YOU NOWI Vacation over? Now Is the time to make that career move you've been planning Report to General Manager of this company that's on the move! Call Ted, 758 0541 Snell Ing and Snelling Personnel.
NURSE POSITION Part time on Nutrition Support Team. Flexible working hours, com pensation for overtime, occa sional evenings and weekend hours reouired Experienced with IV Therapy required and knowledge ot TPN desirable Must be a licensed RN in the state ot North Carolina Call 551 4686
PAIDON-THE JOB TRAINING Laarn a valuable skill with gen erous pay. Many openings available. High school greou ates. Call toll tree In NC 1 BOO 662 7231/7419 or outside NC I 800 528 8713.
HELP NEEDED Immediately floral designers, helpers, and of flee personnel. No phone calls please. John's Flowers, 50J E 3rd Street, Greenville
HELP wanted fuirFTart time tor small convenience store In good location Call 758 3781 or 756 0889
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CAN I SOLVE MY CREDIT PROBLEMS?
WITHOUT INVESTIGATION OR CREDIT CHECK?!
YES! Even if you have declared bankruptcy, just moved, are divorced, have poor credit, or no credit at all! No\w there IS an easy solution to your problems. No tricks or gimmicks. Simple and 100% legal. You can have your credit repaired in weeks! Also you can obtain a VISA or MASTERCARD...regardless of your current income. I 100% GUARANTEE IT!! For more information call Credit Repair Service.
758-9965
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF NURSING
Lenior Memorial Hospital is currently seeking an RN to fill the #2 position on its nursing staff. Must be currently licensed to practice in the State of N.C, BSN required, Master's Degree . preferred preferrably in Nursing Administration. Successful applicant will have 5 years recent clincial experience including 3 years experience as a Nursing Supervisor or Head Nurse.
Excellent opportunity for an innovative individual with proven leadership ability. We offer an excellent salary and benefits package.
Contact; Lynn Wallace Employment Coordinator Lenior Memorial Hospital too Airport Road Kinston. NC 28601 or call; 919-522-7385
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USED ENGINES AND TRANSMISSIONS
At Wholesale Prices To The Public. Call 758-2901
CASH ASSISTANCE
-Direct from Chevrolet-
$500
'88 S-10 & S-10 Blazers &
All '88 Pickups
(2 & 4 Wheel Drives, 1500 - 3500 Series)
Stk#286
1,000 payload
4 cylinder, 5-speed
Dark blue w/ blue vnyl interior
P-195 All Season steel-belted radial tires
S-10 EL
M.S.R.P.* $6,958.00
Less Cash Assistance - 500.00
Your Price $6,458.00
$600 Cash Assistance
Camaro & Celebrity
I)2308 Memorial Drive Greenville 756-2150
* Use Cash Assistance as a part of your down payment or take as a cash rebate.
Special!
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CHEVY BERETTA
Specially Equipped
1987 Acura Legend
4 door, white, brown velour interior, 6,000 miles. Sell or lease!
Sales * Service Leasing
All Makes & Models Of Cars & Trucks!
^ERICAN
TRUCK&AUTO
SALESLEASINGSERVICE
Hwy. 11 South, Greenville, N.C.
(Winterville, N.C.)
756-3635
1-800-682-2216
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HELP WANTED
Heavy plant and production work available. Good pay. Applications taken by appointment only. Phone; 756-1123.
Cape
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One low price includes ill these populir options.
IGT package (sport mirrors, steel wheels, Custom Cloth bucket seats, 2.8L MFI V6)
Air conditioning
Comfortilt steering wheel
Color-keyed carpeted floor mats, front and rear
Electronic speed control with resume feature
Intermittent windshield wipers
Power Door locks Auxiliary lighting Stereo w/ cassette
Power windows Power trunk opener ' Automatic transmission
. Heavy duty battery Electric instrument cluster STK #136
THE M.S.R.P. $14,122.25* LESS OPTION PACKAGE DISCOUNT 1.100.00AMERICA NETM.S.R.P. 13,022.25
less PHELPS SPECIAL discount 1,5QQJ?QCHxtr your PRICE $11,522.25HURRY! ONLY 1 AVAILABLE AT THIS PRICE!2308 Memorial Drive Greenville 756-2150
RESPIRATORY
SUPERVISOR/NICU
CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER is currently seeking an NICU Respiratory Therapy Supervisor to lead an autonomous highly skilled group of neonatal therapists in an expanding 21-bed NICU and 14-bed intermediate care nursery. Qualifisd candidate must be a registered respiratory therapist with at least one year experience as a neonatal supervisor/lead therapist. Neonatal transport experience necessary.
CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER is a progressive, comprehensive 506-bed medical center which is dedicated to quality, excellence and compassion. We offer competitive benefits and salary. Send resume or call;
Personnel Department
CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
PO Box 2000 Fayetteville, NC 28302 Toll Free NC 1-800-682-6882 Ext. 6646 Joll Free Out of State 1-800-327-7925 Ext. 6646^
An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F
060 Help Wanted Miscellaneous
FLORAL DESIGNER. Will train Put your creative talents to work. Atlantic Personnel, 355 7931.
FORK LIFT OPERATORS
MATERIAL
HANDLERS
ANXIOUS TO WORK?
We are currently hiring for light Industrial temporary assignments in tne following areas:
204 E. Arlington Blvd Arlington Centre Office Park, Ste E Greenville, NC 27834
355-7850
KELLY
Services
The Kelly Girl People
Not an agency-Never a fee Equal Opportunity Employer
U.S. law requires all applicants to show proof of identity and right to work In the U.S.
FOSDICK'S IB90 Seafood is now taking applications for a
a.m. 2:30p.m or 4:30-6 p m
FULL TIME POSITION for
CChristaIn person. Must children, be neat, clean, must drive. Job requires house hold work, babysitting. Hours flexible, excellent pay, benefits for right person, write Dr. W., PO Drawer 158, Greenville, NC 27834.
GRILL OPERATOR wanted. Will train. Apply in person between 11-2 only, Waffle House, Greenville Bgy.igvard.
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When it comes to style, luxury and performance, people keep coming to us for our great selection of brand new Nissans. From the moment you slide behind the wheel, youll discover everything you see and everything you touch is designed to enhance your driving pleasure and er^eered to deliver real value for the money. Especially now when you use this coupon good for *1,000 cash back on your new 1987 Nissan!
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C-18 The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987
00 Help Wanted Miscellaneous
HOMEMAKERS
IF YOU;
Want to earn extra money Are looking for weekly perma nent part-time job with no sell ing. no travel, flexible hours Are a self starter and work well with people
WE ARE INTERESTED IN
YOU!
WE:
Are a major distributor of paperback and hardback books at a local establishment Offer a competitive wage Are looking for a representat ive In the Greenville area Please send your qualifications including phone number to: Books US. PO Box 19i7, Greenville, NC 27835.
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Help Wanted Miscellaneous
PERSONNEL TEMPS
' If it's people, we're the pros " Suite F, 202 Arlington Boulevard 3SS-463
POSITIONS AVAILABLE in a growing screen printing com pany for a production pasteup artist and an experienced color matcher Apply in person to Carolina Imprints, 715 Alber marie Ave., bietween 2 and 4:30
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR.
Large Industry Fee paid. Atlantic Personnel, 355 7931.
PROGRESSIVE GROWTH
oriented company seeks build ing materials salesperson with established contacts in the Greenville area. Experience required. Send resume to Building Materials Sales Person, P.O 1967, Greenville, N.C. 27835
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AUCnON;
REAL ESTATE
DATE; Friday, Dec. 1810:00 AM
LOCATION: From Plymouth N C take highway 32 South for approximately 5 miles, turn left on Highway 99 Sale will be 5 miles on left.
PROPERTY OF THE ESTATE OF LEO BOYD
TRACT ONE TRACT TWO
564 Total acres 1.6 Acre lot with nice
This is excellent corn, brick home,
bean and potato land
TERMS: 10% day of sale, balance at closing. Subject to court approval.
COUNTRY POYS AUCTION AN REALTY CO >0 Bo 1235 W.ibhiriqlon Notlfi C.iiol
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DOUC CURKINS RALPH RESPESS
Creenvill*. N. C. Washington, N. C.
Ttl-1l7S * '
060
Help Wanted Miscellaneous
RETAIL SALES MANAGER
and assistant manager trainees Fee paid Atlantic Personnel, 355-7931.
ROUTE SALES $18K Good benefits. Experience helpful. Atlantic Personnel, 355-7931.
SAMPLE ROOM sewer, 3 years experience, able to sew a gar ment from start to finish. Apply in person Trocadero Products, Inc., 309 Anderson Avenue, Farmville, NC 27828.
TOOL CRIB MANAGER. Local industry Atlantic Personnel, 355 7931,
TRACTOR TRAILER Driver Trainees. Recent graduates of Tractor Trailer Driving School High pay. Late model equip ment. Excellent benefits Also professional drivers with 2 years experience Call 1 800 682 6574
Secretaries
Earn top pay with interesting assignments at leading companies in your community
IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGS
KELLY
Services
The Kelly Girl People
355-7850
204 E Arlington Boulevard The Arlington Centre
Not an agency Never a tee Equal Opportunity Employer M/F;H
U.S. law requires all applicants to show proof of identity and right to work in the U S.
Help Wanted Miscellaneous
STUDENT OR OTHER Person needed to answer phone part time for office. Typing required. Send letter or resume to Part Time Position, PO Drawer 1785, Greenville, NC 27835.
TELEMARKETERS needed for rapidly expanding company. Part-time positions available to mature dependable adults. Call between 1-7 p.m., 355-7108, ask for Barbara.
TRUCK DRIVERS LOCAL FACILITY GET HOME EASIER Join a large happy family Professional drivers run nationwide
Competitive pay and benefits package
Insurance, retirement, bonuses Credit Union affiliation
Mimimum age 23
2 years verifiable OTR experi
ence
Good driving record
Call Bill Holland collect at 919 864 9639
Wingate Taylor Maid Transpor tation
A Burlington Northern Motor Carrier
EOE
SNELLING&SNELLING
PERSONNELSERVICE
WANTS TO WISH EVERYONE A
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND AHAPPY NEW YEAR!
so IF YOU BRING IN THISADTHISWEEK WE WILL GIVE YOU A 10% DISCOUNT ON YOUR FEE!!
Call 758 0541 for an appointment
060 Help Wanted Miscellaneous
WAITRESSES wanted. Will train. Apply in person between 11-2 only, Wattle House, Green ville Boulevard.
WANTED: INSURANCE liabili ty telephone claims investiga tor/adjuster. Experienced only apply Send resume to: Route 7, Box 440 B, Kinston, NC 28501,
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced preferred but not required. Apply Tuesday Thursday from 9 til 11 and 1 til 3, Prepshirl Mfg., 1800 N. Greene Street, Greenville, NC 27834, No phone calls please
061
Help Wanted Sales
061
Help Wanted Sales
ADVANCE YOUR CAREER
while enhancing your lifestyle. Excellent commission and incentives. NC real estate license required. For more details, call Carolyn at Erwin Realty 355-7878.
SALESAND
MARKETING
Excellent opportunity for ag gressive and ambitious person looking for high Immediate earnings in rapid advancement.
Specialize devision of an establlished International organization otters a position in safes leading to managemetn promotion in a matter of months
Previous management experience, helpful but not necessary. Our complete company paid training program emphasize sales, marketing, and personal development.
If you qualify, (21 or older, bondable with dependable transportation) you will be guaranteed an income to start based on your current earnings. Potential first year earnings of $16,800 $36,000.
Call for appointment in con fidence.
Randy EdIund 756 2792
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday lOa.m.tilp.m,
ATTENTION: LICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENTSOne
of Greenville's most aggressive firms seeks full time, motivated, ambitious sales agents We provide extensive training programs, excellent working conditions with a professional atmosphere. Call CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER AND ASSOCIATES for your confidential interview, 355-7800. AUTO SALES-Excellent star ting position with local new car and truck dealership. Requirements are: good positive at titude, ability to communicate with public, and desire to excel I, Past sales experience helpful. Contact Frank Calfee, cast Carolina Lincoln Mercury AAerkur GMC Truck at 756-4267.
061 Help Wanted Sales
CAMPUS REPRESENATIVES WANTED; Persons who know their way around campus to be Kinko Represenatives. Full time position. Must be outgoing wilt an aptitide for sales. Hourly wages, bonuses, plus commission Please apply at Kinko Copies, 321 East 10th Street.
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EXECUTIVE SALES
Due to growth in this area, a large nationally known com pany has sales openings. The persons we want should have some sales background. Must be articulate and work well with people. We provide a profes sionally supervised training program. Group Life and Medi cal Care Insurance. Manage ment opportunity is available after a training period in sales. Wfite or send resume to: T.H., PO Box 20008, Raleigh, NC 27619. EOE/M/F.
061
Help Wanted Sales
HELP WANTED; part time and full time sales clerk for Shirley's 264 in Farmville. Written resume required for interview. Call 753-3170 for an appointment, 10 00a.m. 2:00p.m.
HELP WANTED; Shirley's Stout Shop for part-time and full time work. Prefer nice appear ing larger lady. Written resume required Call from 10:00 a.m,-2:00 p.m. for an appointment, 753 3170.
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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.
MAJOR LF INSURANCE
company is seeking an individual intheGreevnllleareawhohas the capacity and desire for a professional career marketing our Insurance and financial ser viece. Professional training and school at our expense. Office and secretary supplied at com pany expense Handsome finan Cial package and fringe benefits. For a confidential interview send resume to; Personnel Director 14478, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, people for cable TV telemarketing sales. Evening work. Call 355 4600.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
for eastern NC territory. Ex cellent opportunity. Send resume in confidence to L.B. Smith, Inc., 320 A Raleigh Road, Cary, NC 27511, Attn: Howard Monroe
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Help Wanted Sales
STATE MANAGER FUELGROUP
Your selling skills will brino about a rewarding career with America's leading manutactur er and marketer of fuel treatment product. Represent a solid company (Founded In 1916) wi^ seven products for every fuel Jobber/Distributor in North Carolina, Salary plus commission plus expenses. Group benefits Including profit shar ing. Call Gary Harmon, Primrose Oil Co.) 800 444 3330.
TIRED OF YOUR PRESENT JOB? Brodys has full and part time sales associate positions available Individual must possess an outgoing personality. Retail experience not neces sary Apply at Brod/s, Carolina East Mall, Monday Friday.
NATIONAL FORTUNE 200
Company needs local rep. Will
train the right person. I8-28K Fee paid. Call Esther, 758 0541 Snelling and Snelling Personnel.
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TARA DISTRIBUTORS
I Is now marketing sensational carpet and | i upholstery cleaner and spot remover. For j i details, please call 758-4301. 2719 E. 10th j
i Street. A
HAPPY JACK, LTD.
Paint Contractor 17 Years Experience Interior And Exterior Largi Or Small Jobs
758-5575 or 758-4301
SPOT BOARS, VALIDAnO HERO 2
Carson & Joe Gregory, Route 2, Angler, NC 27501 Phone 919/897-8647 (Priced $200 and up)
These vehicles have never been titled and some still have the full factory warranty.
STOCK NO. model SALE DISCOUNT
87020 Regal Limited.....................$3,000
87030 Lesabre Limited.......... $3,500
87027 Century Limited......... $3,200
87127 Lesabre Limited $3,500
87206 Century Custom........... $3,000
87230 Regal Coupe $3,000
87235 Century Custom Wagon ..............$3,000
87236 Century Estate Wagon........ $3,000
87244 Skylark Limited .......................$2,500
87249 Skylark Custom .......... $2,500
87256 Regal Coupe ................. $3,000
87293 Century Limited................... $3,000
87302 Electra Park Avenue.................. $3,500
87304 Electra Park Avenue ..... $3,500
Hours;
Weekdays: 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. 755.-1377
Saturday: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Sale6eIlsRing,AreYoulistenii)g?
NowGdTwusands n Seasonal Savii^l
At Sigmon Sigmon Buick-Pontiac-MC Truck, were really getting into the spirit of the season. R^t now were ringing sale bells left and right heralding some of our biggest savings of the year.
GetA^CashBadfGift!
In addition to all the big savings, Sgmon vdll also ^ you an extra special Oiristmas ft of *600 Cash Back! Put it toward your down payment or stuff it in your stockingits your choice!
Save 1,750 On Century
Save 4,000
On Electnw & Park Avenues
And its your choice from a super selection of beautiful and luxurious, brand new 1988
BuickLeSabre orCentury modelsall loaded with features and allwithsavingsin the thousands!
()r hike advantage of extra-special holiday savings on all remaining new 1987 models in stock Dont miss your chance to have the best Christmas p evera brand new Buick! Seasons Greetings to you from all of us here at Sigmon-^ujck-Pontiac-GMC Truck, Inc.
SaveW On Oectras &Pari( Avenues!
Nowsaw4,000onallBuickElectrasandParkAvenuesinstock!
Save^2,OflOOnLeSal)te8
Now save *2,000 on all 1988 Buick LeSabres in stock and get an additkinal *6(1) cash back gift to u.se toward your down payment or for a little extra Christmas cash for you!
SaveH,750OnCentui)s!
Now save *1,750 on all 1988 Buick Centurys in stock and get an additi( mal *600 cash tjack gift to use toward your down payment or for a little ejctra GirLstmas cash for you!
Highway 264 Bypass Farmville 753-7103
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CHRISTMAS
SPECIALS
PARKS BOAT COMPANY
Something for Every Boater f
Ray Jefferson VHF Radio-SOOOM
Lowrance- 2100 or 2300
Nash Skis - N-20
Inflatable Boat
*Also available - one or three person boats at discounted prices Olin Marine Locater Kit
Lowrance X-4 LCQ Liquid Crystal Graph
Puritan Ski Rope R7131 Single Handle
75 foot rope.......................
Universal Ski Vest FV-10 2 buckles
Evinrude Motor Oil Pint Size Cans
Motor Guide Trolling Motor 415 15 lb.
WAS
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$389.00
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Park Boat Co.
214 Highway 17 South Washington, N.C. (919)946-3248 Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30*5:30
Feai^'M||y Medical Valley 1*^ Center
CHIEF EEG TECHNOLOGIST
CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER is currently seeking a Chief EEG Technoligist to lead a full service Neurodiagnostic Department with a developing polysomnography program. The EEG Department performs EKGs, EMGs, NCVs and evoked potentials. Qualified candidates will have graduated from an electroencephalography program approved by the American medical Association and must be registered as an EEG Technologist with at least one year of experience.
CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER is a progressive, comprehensive 506-bed medical center which is dedicated to quality, excellence and compassion. We offer competitive benefits and salaries. Send resume or call; Personnel Department
CAPE FEAR VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER PO Box 2000 Fayetteville, NC 28302 Toll Free NC 1-800-682-6882 Ext. 6646 Toll Free Out of State 1-800-327-7925 Ext. 6646
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BANKeRQ
W.G. BLOUNT & ASSOC, REALTORS-**
the
If your Career is suffering from any of the following symptoms:
1. Inadequate Working Conditions
2. Lack of Training
3. Lack of Support
4. Missing the team spirit and enthusiasm
5. Lack of professional Marketing tools
6. Stifled Career Growth Potential
You nd ths Coldwall Banker Prescription lor a iultllling, pros-I perous, lasting career.
H you are personally motivated, have a N.C. Real Estate License, a keen desire to succeed and all you need Is the training support, I and tools call George Sutphen lor a conlidential interview.
You Owe it to Yourself!"
The Home Sellers!"
Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 Sat., 10-3; Sun., 1-5
IBM SYSTEM 38 PROGRAMMER.
Experience required, growth company, Goldsboro, NC. Excellent benefits. Submit resume to:
Programmer
PO Box 1967 Greenville, NC 27835
LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES
Craven County Hospital has several openings for Licensed Practical Nurses in Med/Surg and Float Pool. Mostly nights/evenings. We offer a competitive salary, including shift and weekend differentials.
Our benefits package includes employer paid Major/Medical, Life, Dental, Disability, Tax Sheltered Annuity, Pension, and 30 days paid time off annually.
For more information please contact:
Mary Ann Huggins Nurse Recruiter 919-633-8846
CRAVENCoamrmsmAL
PO. BOX 2157 2000 NCUSE BOULEVARD NEW BERN NORTH CAROUNA ZRS60 -^ An Equal Opporluntly Lmployfff M F >1
CARS JUST OFF LEASE AT A SAVINGS TO YOU!
SPECIAL SALE
WAS
1984 Buick Electra Limited
Black with sand beige velour,
loaded, 67,000 miles..................$7,850.
*6,950
1985 Nissan Maxima Wagon
Metallic beige and brown, loaded with sunroof. Extended warranty.
32,500 miles. Or lease for I O^ll
24 months for..............................................$12,450... I I
1984 Lincoln Town Car
Signature Series. Gray with gray leather interior, all options including sunroof.
37,000 miles...........$12,500.
*11,950
All leases require security deposit equal to one month's payment and first month's payment on delivery. Tax and tags extra.
All Makes and Model Vehicles Available 24 36 - 48 - 60 Month Terms
LEASING PROFESSIONALS, INC.
3101 S. Evans Street Greenville, N.C. 27834 Call: 355-2788
Pre-Chrstmas Savings
at
Buick- M i
RANT UUICK-i^lAZDA
603 Greenville Blvd. Greenville, N.C.
Hours:
Weekdays: 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
PRE-CHRISTMAS
RETAIL
.$19,995
SAVINGS
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756-1877
Q>20 The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N C. Sunday, December 13,1987
In the spirit of Christmas joy, it is my pleasure to say Thank youfor your very valued patronage.
C^SZl^
d(izii.tinai!
James
Langley
(HRYSlhlV
Dodge
3401 S. MEMORIAL DRIVE GREENVILLE, N.C. 756-0186
FARM AUCTION
JANUARY 9, 1988 11:00 A.M.
Located 1 mile east of Griffon, N.C, on Rural Rd. 1910 (Road to be paved tn near future)
Consisting of 90 Acres
Tract I 12 Acres 2.5 Acres Cleared
Tract II 6.5 Acres w/House & Barn .8 Acres! Cleared
Tract III 23 Acres 19 Acres 1: Cleared
Tract IV 48 Acres! 30 Acres! Cleared
1967 Tobacco Allotment 6,232 Lbs. to be sold with Tract
IV or offered separately.
All tracts will be sold separately and will NOT be grouped,
TERMS ANNOUNCED DAY OF SALE LIVE BAND & FREE BAR-B-QUE Sale Conducted By
Milton G. Garris Broker
Bus. 746-3883 Res. 746-6152
061 Help Wanted Sales
oMice equipment sales
representative Draw plus commission and expense allow ance. Fee paid by employer. Atlantic Personnel, 355 7931
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
wanted. For your confidential Interview, call Jean Hopper at University Realty, 355 5864. An Equal Opportunity Employer
REAL ESTATE Sales Agent At tractive commission package with incentives. Call Tim Smith at the Real Estate Center for confidential interview 355 6666.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES
needed to work with expanding Cable TV, Contractor, unlimited income potential, local or out of town work available 756-9515.
WHOLESALE FLOOR COVER-ING distributor needs sales representative for Eastern North Carolina Call 1-800 446 8044, John Robinson.
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SPECIAL
Safe
Model S-1 i'pecial Price
$12250
Reg. Price $177.00
TAFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT
569 S Evans St, 752-2175
THE WINDOW SPECIALISTS'
-STORM WINDOWS (in 6 colors) -STORM DOORS (9 models) -REPU CEMENT WINDOWS -WINDOW-QUILTS -PORCH ENCLOSURES
'^LLINC
758-8992 1528 S. Evans Si.FULL TIME TELLER
Experience preferred but will train. Must have ability to work accurately with figures and deal effectively with the public. Hours: 8:30-5:30. If interested, apply through: Personnel, Main Office, corner of 4th and Greene Streets.
WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST CO.
EOE
. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION -
Valuable Real Property Owned by Wilson County at corner of Goldsboro St. and Ward Blvd. Wilson, N.C. - 4,928 acres - Zoned 1-1
SALE TO BE HELD ON DECEMBER 18,1987 - 12:00 NOON
On the Premises - Subject to Confirmation by Wilson County Commissioners
10% Deposit Required of High Bidder For Information, Contact
GARRY C. MERCER
Wilson County Manager
Telephone (919)237-6600 P.O. Box 1728 Wilson, N.C. 27894-1728
061 Help Wanted Sales
TYPEWRITER AND COPIER
sales rep. Atlantic Personnel, 355 7931
062
Help Wanted Teachers
FULL TIME AND Substitute teachers needed at Waldrop Acres. Call Joe AAoore at 756 9882
PART-TIME AND FULL time positions available Apply in person at both KinderCare locations.
063 Help Wanted Technicals. Trades
graphics SPECIALIST
Draftsman, Position available for experienced draftsman in growing telecommunications firm Duties include developing project maps, graphs, graphics, blueprint, brochures Computer graphics experience a plus. Send resume to R Rohrer, P 0. Box 8026, Greenville, NC 27834
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Rent A
NEW CAR
As Low As
$18.00
Per Day
$har|>est Fleet In Town
RENT WAY AUTO RENT Brown & Wood
Downtown
752-2882
063 Help Wanted Technical 8ii Trades
ATTENTION!! SCIENTISTS needed Bachelors degree in chemistry a must. Long term assignment available. Benefits, top pay Call Tricia, Manpower Temporary Services. 757 3300
Engineering
LARGE STRUCTURAL STEEL FABRICATOR
Southeast region has opening for I Design Engineer
Structural Design B.S. Degree and 2 4 years expe rience, preferably in structural steel design.
We otter excellent company benefits including, company paid life insurance and family group health insurance, paid vacations and holidays and retirement plan
If you would like to join one of the nation's leading metal fabricators that has been BUILDING AMERICA tor 50 years, send resume to:
OWEN STEEL COMPANY INC.
Personnel Department P.O Box 18 Columbia, SC 29202 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER Wanted. Frame and trim. Call after 6 p.m. 756 6395. EXPERIENCED MACHINIST/TOOL and Dye Repairman. Excellent benefits and opportunities. Send resume to PO Drawer 1109, Farmvllle, NC 27828
FULL CHARGE hands on Maintenance Supervisor, Expe rience in heating, cooling, plumbing and refrigeration preferred Apply in person Mon day Friday, 9 4, Sheraton Greenville.
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063 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
CIVIL ENGINEER Multi discipline A/E firm branch of fice seeks EIT or PE with expe rience in preparation of plans and specifications for sight de velMment projects, water and sanitary sewer projects, street and storm drainage projects, and performing engineering studies and feasibility analyses Call or send resume in con-fidnece to Olsen Associates, Inc. PO Box 93, Greenville, NC 27835. 919 752 1137.
COMPANY SEEKS individual willing to learn tax mapping. Drafting experience a plus Call 830-0939 for appointment EOE.
I mmediafe Openings For Indusfrial Positions
Heavy lifting, material han dling, machine operators and related positions immediately available. Must have industrial experience, phone and transpor tatlon. A better opportunity with excellent benefits. Apply in per son at...
ANNE'S
TEMPORARIES
758-6610
Flowers Office Complex 1410 South Evans Street (Use Evans Street Entrance)
LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST,
experience preferred. Energetic motivated individual with a desire to be on the winning team of The Cutting Edge, Washington's newest salon. Call Ramos Manning at 946 5375 nights.
LOCAL CONTRAC-
TOR-Developer needs architec tural draftsman. Estimating and office skills experience a plus. Send resume to Draftsman, PO Box 1706, Greenville, NC 27835.
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063 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
064 Work Wanted
GROWING INDUSTRIAL HVAC service company/con tractor seeks quality technicians: Minimun 5 years experience or 2 years technical train ing with 3 years experience. Good benefits, steady work and pay in line with experience. Send resume and wage requirements to: HVAC 17879, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27835.
METAL BUILDING Foreman with ability to read blueprints and experience in metal build ing erection. Knowledge of in dustry a must. Salary commen surate with experience. Must be willing to travel. 752 9023
PLANT LOVER WANTED to
care tor interior plants in Greenville businesses, 2 days a week. Ideal for strong, energetic retiree or homemaker. We train. To schedule interview in Green ville, call Raleigh 919 787 0965.
SERVICEMAN NEEDED for
heating and air conditioning company. Some experience required. benefits. Apply in person All Seasons Heating and Air Conditioning, 8 til 9am
WANTED CARPENTER
Frame boxing and trim. Call 756-0063.
064 Work Wanted
ADDITIONS, painting, improvement, repair; also decks, garages, fences, etc Haddock Construction. 355-7866.
ALL PHASES OF REMODEL ING AND REPAIR. Licensed, insured, local references. Steele Brothers 752 99)5, 753 2833.
ARE YOU IN NEED OF having your yard cleaned up for the winter and don't have the time? Call 757-1590 for a good price.
PAPERING, INTERIOR Paint ing and paper removal. All wall papering guaranteed in writing. Insured for your protection. Call Don English, 756-7010.
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BROWN'S PROFESSIONAL
painting and mildew and moisture control. Call 758-4)36
CAROLINA TREE Service. All types done. Stump removing. Free estimates. Fully insured. 752 6420 or 757-0117.
CAR PENTR Y AND custom cab inet making. Competitive rates. Call 756-8200 for a free estimate.
CARPENTRY, FRAMING and
trim, footings, formica, hard ware, ceramic tile, and other building services. Eastwood Company. 756-4760^_
CARPET CLEANING Service will shampoo any normal size room for $15. Calls answered 24 hours per day, 7 days per week 355-7667.
COMPLETE TREE SERVICE
Landscaping, lot clearing, haul ing topsoil/flll dirt. Call 756-1339.
064 Work Wanted
PROFESSIONAL PAINTING & PRESSURE WASHING BY
SILKWOOD CO. All work guar anteed in writing. Fully insured. Steve Bobbins 7M-5783
PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Calling me will save you money. Call 756-1241 or 758-0126.
ROOF LEAKS FIXED and
minor repairs. 18 years experl ence. Work guaranteed. After 6 p.m. call 752 5906.
TELEPHONE JACK insfalla tion at reasonable rates Call nights 5 7,756 7407 or 746 6555. TREE TRIMMING and removal. 746 2694 or 746 2942
067
For Sale
CUSTOM HOMES, remodeling, decks, additions. 30 years of top quality work. Free estimates, JF Edwards Builders 830-5478.
experienced NURSE'S
Aide available to sit with elderly in home/hospital. 757-1536.
EXPERT FLOOR refinishing. Old and new wood. Yes, we pickle. 756-8335. _
JANITORIAL SERVICE, resi dentlal, including windows. Call 756-8200 for a free estimate.
NEED THAT SPECIAL gift tor Christmas? Custom made silk arrangements and wreaths at affordable prices. Call 355 5369.
NOT JUST ANOTHER
housecleaner! Whether you need help once or on a regular basis. For dependable quality and trustworthy service, call Mrs. Black 355-5164.
PAINTING AND Wallcovering competitive rates, call 756 820 for tree estimate.
WILL CLEAN YOUR home for you. Reasonable. Please call 756-0206,
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DECK AND FENCE Builders Call Harrelsons for your best price on quality treated lumber. Contractor inquiries welcome. Open 10 a.m. 355-2869.
068
Antiques
SPECIAL ABSOLUTE Auction Sunday, December 13, Ipm. Sell ing over 400 lots of antiques, ear ly coins, old jewelry and collect ioles; Including oak secretary, 9 piece walnut Queen Anne din ing room set, .22 rifle, oak washstands, dressers and chests, stone crocks, jugs and early glassware, plus other chestnut, pine and mahogany furniture. Coins include 1851 $1.00 gold piece, 1925 $2'/j gold piece, 1880 $5.00 gold piece, 1890 $10 gold piece, early unc silver dollars, unc walking liberty halves, 1853 coin set, unc dimes, 18560 seated halt dollar, 1917 large size $2.00 bill, 1914 large size $5.00 bill, and other early coins. 14 kt. and 10 kt gold jew elry. Everything sells. Get those Christmas gifts now The Con tentnea Ruritan Building, 18 miles south of Greenville on NC 11. George T. Hawley, NCAL 476 758 6518 Sale day 1 524 5875
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At Last
The Ultimate Deal
Subaru Will Make Your Down Payment!**_Subaru GL Stationwagon
Intermittent windshield wipers tilt wheel foot rest AM-FM stereo split fold down rear seat rear window defroster lumbar support tachometer rear window wiper washer cloth interior cargo cover 1.8L fuel injected engine right and left power side view mirrors child proof safety locks.
199"
Mo/
Selling ptice $10,699 $1500 reOale flown payment, amounl linintefl S9.199, finance charge $2799 20 total of paymews $11 998 20 flelerrefl paymeni price $13.498.20, 10 99% APR . 60 monthly payments Tax anfl tags are not mcluflefl. With approved creflitJOBS AVAIIABLERICHBOURGS SALES & RENTALS INCORPORATE
(8 Locations In N.C., S.C. & GA.)
(1) STORE MANAGER TRAINEE
Experienqed preferred in the construction and industrial trade
(1) OUTSIDE SALESPERSON
Same qualifications as above plus good driving record.
(1) EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER
Same qualifications as above plus Class III License. We specialize in Sales and Rentals of equipment to the construction and industrial trade.
Apply in person Monday Friday, 7:30 to 5:30.
Contact Barry Owens 101 Hooker Road Greenville, N.C. 27834
Subaru XT GL
$
239
55
mo/
Selling price $12,520, $1500 rebate down payment, amount financed $11,020, finance charge $3,353. total of payments $14.373, deterred payment price $15,873, 10.99% A.P.R., 60 monthly payments Tax and tags are not Included Witn approved credit
Subaru 4 Door GL-10
$
266
40
mo/
Selling price $12 755, $500 rebate down payment, amount financed $12,255, finance charge $3,729, total of payments $15,984, deterred payment price $16,484, 10 99% A P R , 60 monthly payments Tax and tags are not Included VVIIh approved creditUsed Car Values
1987 Nissan Pulsar Was $11.495. Stock #P178...........
1987 Honda Civic 2 door. Was $8,995, Stock #P108A........
1986 Olds Cierra Brougham 4 door Was $10,995. Stock P122... 1986 Toyota Corolla Automatic, 4 door Was $8,995 Slock #P136 1985 Chevrolet Camaro Clean. Was $8.995. Stock 1030C... 1985 Nissan Maxima Stationwagon Was $12.495. Stock itPl38.
SALE PRICE
*10,375
*7,995
*9,775
*8,395
*7,495
*10,995
SALE PRICE
1985 Delta 88 Royale 4 door Was $9,995. Slock #P149. . *8,795
1984 Chevrolet Celebrity Was $6 995, Stock 1IP162 *5,995
1984 Pontiac Fireo SE Automatic. Was $7,495. Slock #111SA... *5,995
1983 Mazda RX7 GSL Was $8,995 Stock P173............ *7,995
1982 Toyota Clica GT Was $5,996. Stock #P182...... *4,995
' By uxmg you' SuM'u rMt tor yoor flown ptymeni Wilh pp'ovM crtditJoe Cullipher SUBARU
605 W. Greenville Blvd. Greenville, N.C.
756-8885
068
Antiques
DOLL COLLECTION For sale. Large selection of Madam Alex ander and Effanbees. Call Mary Shearin, 756-7334 or 754-4550. PEGGY'S ANTIQUES AND Col lectibles, variety of merchandise, will also do clean-sweep for estate sale. Open Saturday 10:00-5:00, Sunday 1:00-5:00. 244 East of Greenville at Pactolus. 758-3944.
072 Building Supplies
ALL STEEL BUILDINGS,
Factory closeout. 1-30x40, 1-40x40, 1-50x100. Limited supplies! Call Dave at (919) 975 2859.
CHRISTMAS RED paint, 350 gallons in 5 gallon pails. Semigloss. Reduced from $100 per 5 gallon to $10 per 5 gallon pail. Call A. B. Whitley, Inc. 752-7131.
075 Computers
FOR SALE IBM PC, 2 floppy drive, 254K Memory and Okidatal92f Printer Call after 10 a.m. 758 3302.
NEW IN THE BOX Leading edge Model D Personal Computer with printer. List for $1400 now $995. Call 355 4495.
TELE VIDEO COMPUTER
CP/M Operafing Sysfem. Word Star software included. 830-0497.
080 Fuel, Wood, Coal
A CORD 100% oak, $80. Season ed, $85,1 Vi cord, Vidry-',igreen, $115. Guaranteed measurement, delivered free, 1-823-4837 anytime.
ALL READY firewood, delivered. Don Haddock Con struction Co. 355-7844.
FIREWOOD wholesale or retail, split and delivered or you haul. Call 344 2081 or 539 4240 after 7 p.m.
It Pays To
Advertise
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080 Fuel, Wood, Coal
FIREWWOD FOR SALE $45 per
cord. Call 758-1346.
FOR SALE: oak wood, $85 a cord; spiit, delivered and stack ed. Cal(753-4925 after 5:00 p.m.
SEASONED OR GREEN OAK
firewood for sale. Call after 6 p.m. 752 8847 or 752-6420. _
WOOD FOR SALE Call 752 6340 or 355-2894.
081
Furniture
ALMOST NEW solid wood en tertainment center, $140. Call 758-1424 anytime.
BEAUTIFUL 7 PIECE hard wood bedroom suite, 4 poster carved headboard and foot board, triple dresser with mir ror, chest of drawers and 2 night fables. Must see to appreciate. $700 negotiable. Call 744 4240 or 746 3480.
BERKLINE MATCHING
Group. 3 months old, couch and loveseat with 4 built-in recliners, and recliner rocker combination. All with scotchguard mate rial. Matching solid oak coffee and 2 end tables. Purchase price $2700 will sell for $1800. Call after 5p.m. 355-7551.
DINGING TABLE and 6 chairs, like new, $200. Call 756-6851.
EARLY AMERICAN COUCH,
floor model stereo, excellent condition. 756-1439 after 6:00 weekdays, anytime weekends.
GRADUATING, must sell single bed and dresser with mirror. Excellent condition. 752-3055.
JUST IN TIME FOR Christmas, The Emporium has just received a shipment of fine Chinese porcelain, statues, and vases, crystal, and furniture. We also have used furniture and fine jewelry. 705 Dickinson Avenue.
NATURAL WICKER dining set, 4 wicker chairs with cushions and glasstop table, perfect condition, must sell Immediately, $300. Call 756-8087.
SINGLE WHITE FRENCH pro
vincial dresser, excellent condition, $75. Call 756-8125.
SOLID OAK DINING TABLE
with leaf and 4 chairS. $125. Call after 7 p.m. 756 0449.
2 VICTORIAN ladies' side chairs, $300 each or $500 for both.756 8380after6:00p.m.
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082 Garage-Yard Sales
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
J 8, B's Hidden Treasures Beside Tyson Bros.in Stokes Open Thursday, Friday, Sunday 2-6 p.m.Saturday ,9 a.m.-6 p.m.
FAIR GROUND FLEA Market, open 8 6 from now until Christmas. Come out to see us. We have a lot of used furniture.
YARD SALE; 111 Pearl Drive, Red Oak. Sun-up to sun-down, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
084 Heavy Equipment
FORK LIFT, 4000 pound capaci ty. Electric Clark, complete with charger. $1800 negotiable. 758 0641,8:00a.m.-5:00 p.m.
085 Household Goods
LARGE FISHER woodstove with platform and railing. Large office desk and chair. 756-8642.
MAGIC CHEF propane gas stove. 4-burner, full oven/ broiler. Used 1 year. Call 355-2786 after 6 p.m.
086 Farm Equipment
INTERNATIONAL FARMALL Super A with cultivators, clean, good tires, runs good, $1600. Call 946 6328 after 6:00p.m.
092
Livestock
HORSE, BRIDLE and sadle. very gentle, excellent for beginning rider, spotted Appaloosa, $600 or best offer. 756-3845.
HORSEBACK RIDING. Jarman Stables, 752 5237.
HORSES FOR sale, registered or grade. Also feed and tack. 746-2319.
STALL SPACE FOR RENT
behind PCC, $50 per month for stall and pasture, no feed. Call 355-7163 after 7 P.M.
099 Miscellaneous
ALUMINUM MOBILE HOME
Coating (5 Gallon) $19.75. Mobile home skirting, $3.69. Builders Bargain Center, 758-7061.
ANTIQUE IRON AND BRASS
bed, $550. 4 year old go-cart, $175. Afternoons only, 756-7691.
FOR SALE; Yamaha electronic keyboard. Call 756-9208.
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Joe Cullipher Chrysler's
discount
Specials
099 Miscellaneous
099 Miscellaneous
ANTIQUE OAK CHEST with mirror, $125. Pinewood sofa, $150. Used refrigerator, $50. Call after6:00p.m., 752 3956.
APPLE lie Personal Computer Like new, asking $750. Beta Max VCR, wireless remote, like new, $200. Sears Ladies 10 speed bike, brand new, $60.355-2933. APPROXIMATELY 20 Easy-go golf carts, some in running order. Also, Easy-go golf cart parts in good condition. 756-0504.
FOR SALE Good used Elec trolux Vacuum cleaner. Call 355 7667.
FOR SALE Snow skis K2, Nor dica boots. Saloman bindings, and poles. Excellent deal! $100. 355 2000 work; 756 1719 home. FOR YOUR child's next birthday party call Sportsworld (we doitalD! 756 6000.
FRIGIDARE LARGE capacity washer, almost new, $20(i. Call 355-7546 after 6:00.
AUTHORIZED APPLIANCE
SALES used washers, dryers, ranges, refrigerators and freezers like new, reduced, guaranteed. Call B.J. Mills, Black Jack, 746-2446.
FULL BLOODED male rat ter rier 1'/2 years old, all shots. Black and white TV, $40, good condition. Call 756-9256.
FUR Beautiful white Norwegian Fox. Never worn, paid $1400 asking $800.1-923-8201.
BLACK & DECKER Contractor 9" mitre saw, used 2 times, $95; 3 Dawia live bait rods with 5H reels, $40 each. Call 746-2498 after 5.
GALVANIZED UNDERPINNING $3.39 We have R.V supplies. Sutton's Hardware 756-5288.
CALL CHARLES TICE, 758
3013, for small loads sand, top-soil, stone, pine bark. Also backhoe and driveway work.
GAS LOGS tor 36" fireplace. 756-3084.
GUNS
LOANS ON BUY, SELL and trade. Southern Gun 8, Pawn Inc., 752-2464.
CHAIN SAW 3.4 Cl, 18" bar, spare chain, excellent condition, $200. 756-8140.
DARE FIREPLACE INSERT,
bestoffer. Call 756-1949. DUROTHERM HEATER Call 756-1231 If interested.
HOWARD MILLER regulator wall clock, original package. Sell tor $159.756-fe5.
INSTANT CASH
LOANS ON & BUYING Guns, TV's, gold and silver jewelry, coins, most anything pf value. Southern Gun & Pawn Inc., 752-2464.
FALKLAND R/C SPEEDWAY.
Open 7 days a week for track rental. 1/10 and 1/12 scale off-road track. Highway 43, Falkland. Service Center 752-6331.
FALKLAND R/C SPEEDSHOP.
Full sales and service center. Falkland, 752-6331.
KEROSENE HEATER Repair VVIcks installed. Call One Source Hardware, 756-8200.
FISCHER POOL TABLE with table tennis attachment and accessories, $650. 1985 Yamaha Tri-Moto 200, 3 wheeler, good condition, $650. Call anyfime after 5p.m. 827 5978.
KEROSENE HEATER Repairs All types, all models, wicks installed. Goodyear Tire Center, Buyer's Market 756-9371 or downtown 752-4417.
KING SIZE WATERBED, bafti ed mattress, lighted headboard plus accessories, $400, comforter and sheets Included. 355-5808 anytime.
MOVING: MUST SELL. 3 piece living room suit, double bed and dresser. Call 355-3788or 355 5120. MURRAY 36" RIDING lawn mower with bagger attachment. Used one summer $850. 757-3063.
FOR SALE-MICROWAVE oven, never been used much, in real good condition, $100.756-7605. FOR SALE 26" Girl's Huffy 10 speed bike, $75. Bundy clarinet, $200. Call 756-7774.
FOR SALE; Leonard 8'x10' utility building, $400. Gas grill, $100. 2 wooden end tables, $45 for both. Call 752 9589after 5:00.
PEPSI BORN FREE go cart, great for Christmas, like new, $400; A Premier cabinet sewing machine, $50. Stereo speakers, $80 pair. Call 757-1263 anytime.
MUSKRAT JACKET, cape style, $400. Call 752-6853 after 6:00.
NEW AND USED slate pool tables. Sales, service and sup plies. 821-3488 or 799-3637.
OLD IBM AND OLIVETTI
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typewriters. Some repairs need
Sunday, December 13,1987 C-21
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Chrysler LeBaron
Retail Price.. M 3,529
Culliphers 7A
Discount I , I I H
Rebate
Your Price..
*770
*12,759
2 Door Coupe
Dodge Lancer
Stock #1780-7
Retail Price ................*12,704
Culliphers Discount ...........*1,629
Rebate............ *770 Your Price
*10,305
Dodge Daytona
Stock #2506-7
Retail Price.
T-top, turbo, AM-FM stereo/cassette, ultimate driver seat, full power.
Culllpher's Discount.
*16,921
*2,129
Your Price
,*14,792
Dodge Dakota Truck
HI
Retail Price I I yU i i
Culliphers Discount.........^2,299
Your Price.
* Tax and tags ar not Included.
7 Year/70,000 Mile Warranty
Vlymout
OocJgoTruchs
TEL. 756-0186
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(IIHYSI.KK
Vlijmoutfi
Dodge
3401 S. MEMORIAL DRIVE GREENVILLE, N.C.
LEASING
CM IKK
TEL. 756-0186
OLYMPUS XA CAMERA and
Flash. 35mm, F/2.8 Rangefinder, compact, loaded with features, like new, in original box. $75. Call 756-1773. PECANS FOR SALE; $1.00 per pound. Call 758-1816 from 6:30 p.m.-9:30p.m.
ROUND TRIP United Airlines ticket, good anywhere in USA until July. $200. Call 746-4498. SEARS HEAVY DUTY white dryer. $150. Call 757-3393. SHAMPOO YOUR RUG! Rent shampooers and vacuums at Rental Tool Company.
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A987
1985 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham
4 door, diamond blue, local trade-in, fully equipped, extra clean.
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 Vilie
4 door, dove grey, leather interior.
1982 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham
4 door, dark blue, sunroof.
1981 Lincoln Mark VI
4 door, white with blue interior, wire wheels, leather trim
East Carolina
Lincoln-Mercury-GMC Truck-Merkur
West End Circle Greenville, N.C.
756-4267
Q.22 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987
099 Miscellaneous
SHINOLES I11.W square, reject plywood 5/" ja.25, 3/4" 95. ir'xU' hardboard siding $4.69, 15 pound felt $4.95. Builders Bargain Center, Greenville, 758-^1.
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099 Miscellaneous
SKI BOOTS AND POLES Men's Nrdica rear entry boots size 9-10. Men's Lange XT boots size 10 11 Ladies Heiriing boots size 6-i'^. Scott 52mm poles. Call after6p.m . 756 9730
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099 Miscellaneous
USED WHIRLPOOL WASHER
6 cycle super wash $100 Call week nights after 6,752 1397 WANTED TO BUY good used upright piano Reasonable price. Call 756 8785 ask for Faye
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099 Miscellaneous
SOFA, chair, rocker excellent $350. 2 putters, 3 chain saws, 36" 7HP Trowel. 752 9573, 752 3286,
SOFA/SLEEPER and baby stroller Call 752-5707.
SPACE INVADERS VIDEO Game Excellent condition, $299 Cali Harry at 756 2291
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099 Miscellaneous
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
Used, excellent condition, quit ting business. Call George 757 3658.
TWO BABY Car Seats for sale One Step and a Century Good condition $20 and $25 . 756 7770 after 6pm
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Basically, WeVe
Moved
Most From Under ^100 A Month!
Basic Tran^xjrtation has moved! Were now in our new facUity. ) now we can save you even betta-than before Come see our new home. And see our great selection of top quality previously-owned models all with great pricessome starting from an incredible *49 a month!
Mite/Model
1983 Volkswagen Rabbit 1982 Chevrolet Cavalier
1978 Toyota Cerolla
1900 CadUlacCbupeDeVdle
1979 Dodge Colt
1977 Toyota Corolla 1982 ChevyCeletity 1982 FordCouria-
1978 Ford LTD 1982 Toyota Cerolla
1980 Toyota Clica 1982 ItondaAccord
1978 FerdThimdatwd
1979 Chevy Chevette 1982 Toyota Starlet
Tax and tags are extra
SDck#
P9479
*P7527
#P9508
*P9510
*P9432A
P752QA
*P7545
3212A
*34718
*3559-A
*3581-A
*4066-A
*P7486
*4114-A
*P7571
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Price APR
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Sailing prtc# $9,300, lolal ol paymanti 111,952, datarrad paymant pnca $12.551 linanct chargat $3,039, $199 down cath or trade plu* 1400 tKtory rabaia. 11 99W A P.R., 60 monthly paymantt. Tax and tag ara in-Ciudad With approvad credit.
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West End Circle 756-4267
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099 Miscellaneous
SURPLUS FRIGIDAIRE appli anees, dishwashers, stoves, surplus Kohler plumbing fixtures, surplus Jacuzzi Spa and miscellaneous surplus faucets. Call 756-6101 or come by in per son Ferguson Enterprises, 3108 South Memorial Drive. Green ville, NC, across from Parker's Barbecue Sell to last 10 days on
ly
TIL JANUARY 1ST ONLYI
Topsoil, $55 per load. Small loads available Call 756 1339
TRANSFER TO VIDEO Home movies, pictures and slides 746 4208
099 Miscellaneous
TWO ROOM WOOD FRAME
building (approximately 70'X30') available for bid. Sue cessful bidder will remove building from premesis in specified time and leave ground suitable for planting grass. Questions or inquiries: call 758-1830 before 5 p. m. or 758-0236 after 5 p. m.
TWO 10-SPEED 26" bicycles, 2 large stuffed animals, 4 kitchen chairs, small stereo. 758-0564.
USED GOLF CLUBS for
Christmas. Men's, ladies and yoOth Carts and balls. 746 6294.
099 Miscellaneous
WASHERS, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, stoves $100 up Guaranteed. 746-6929.
ZEROX 3100 COPIER, excellent working condition, minimal usage, $350. For more information, please call Vicky at 758-4300.
12,800 BTU TOY STOVE Laser Clean heater with timer, thermostat and tan, no wicks, one year old, $300. 18,000 BTU Sears kenmore air conditioner, excellent condition, $275. Hunt sman woodstove, good condi tion, $225 negotiable. 756-6581
099 Miscellaneous
1980 FORD FMX Transmission, $95. Rear glass for full size Ford Pickup, $10. Twin bed with mattress set, excellent condition, $125. Call 756-1461.
2 UNITED COOLERS Upright, $1000 each, t-Stainless Upright Cooler $800, 1 Scotsman Ice machine $1200, 1-8' Cool Box $300, 1-Neon Beer sign $75. Call 752-4948Sp.m. til 9p.m.
4' CUSTOM MADE kitchen cab inet or islander on wheels with Formica top. Call 758-2459
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Sheraton Village New luxury 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes. Excellent floorplans, private patio, storage, fireplace, ceiling 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:
201 e. arlington boulevard Mon-Fri . io-5:30
756-3000 The Home Sellersr sun., 2-5
THE REAL ESTATE CENTER
355-6666
211 Commerce Street, Greenville
READY JAN. 1ST!
BRICK RANCH with dining room, 3 big bedrooms and 2 full ceramic baths. Convenient to hospital and shopping areas. Also has an attached garage. Priced to sell at $57,500. For details on financing call Edgar Wall.
BRITTANY RIDGE. New traditional home offering great floor plan, including 3 bedrooms. Formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with bay window. Fireplace and many other features. Call today for your exclusive showing. Mid S90's.
RANDOMWOOO. Contemporary home in excellent condition Offers unique floor plan with over 1,900 square feet Located on large IVz acre wooded lot. Mid $90s. Call Tim Smith for appointment
COUNTRY LIVING just outside the city This country Williamsburg offers gracious living at a slower pace. Over 2,000 square feet and 4 large bedrooms make this an outstanding value at $87,900.
THIS CHARMING RANCH with its many extras may be just what you're looking for. Its excellent condition and super location make it one you dont want to miss. Call today for your personal showing. $67,900.
CRAFTWINDS, NEW CONSTRUCTION. This custom built 2 story home in the Winterville School District offers 3 bedrooms, baths and a large living room with a fireplace $66.900. Includes closing costs.
YOULL BE IMPRESSED with this 3 bedroom ranch situated on a wooded lot in the Winterville Area. Excellent floor plan. Mid SBO't. Listing Broker; Richard Allen.
QUAIL RIDGE. Beautiful Cline unit available in best section of Quail Ridge. 3 bedrooms, 2% baths. Best price In Quaii Ridge. Call Edgar Wall anytime.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL!
1100 CORTLAND-Enjoy the season in this 3 bedroom brick raqch with fireplace. This especially well maintained home includes many extras. Call today for your personal showing $54,900.
REDUCED. OWNERS READY TO SELL. Farmville, just North of town. Quiet rural neighborhood with a new above ground pool. Freshly painted outside this brick home has a well landscaped yard and an assumable 9.5% loan. $58,000.
BETHEL. 3 bedroom brick ranch offers greafroom with fireplace, double garage and central air. Located on nice private wooded lot. $43,500.
NEAR WINTERVILLE on 1.2 acres. This 1,485 square foot brick ranch offers outstanding value to the person that wants to be in the country. $39,000.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY! 3 bedroom house offers good cash flow, annual rent $3,600 and priced to sell. $31,500. Call office for details.
Edgar Wall
...ON CALL..
830-0878
Richard Allen
Tim Smith
Jimmy Cowan
746-4553
355-6460
753-4383
Stan Joyner
Ricky Langley
Ward Mewborn
756-6007
752-6004
758-8850
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MEADE STREET
STANTONSBURG ESTATES
This house Is freshly painted inside and greets you with a bright new look. Living room with fireplace for those cold days a-head, study, country kitchen and 3 bedrooms. Seller will pay closing cost. Ready to occupy. $49,900.
COUNTRY
Just your size! Measured to fit growing families. This country ranch features 3 bedrooms, large master bedroom, 2 baths, foyer, formal dining room, den with door leading to screened porch and nice eat-in kitchen. $89.900.
This could be just the right family home. New and ready to occupy. Only minutes from the medical park. Features include 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large-eat-in kitchen and greatroom with fireplace. Doors from greatroom open onto nice deck. $69,900,
Shirley Morrison, Realtor ON CALL 756-6343
Arline Barnes, Realtor ...830-0543
Elaine Trolano, Realtor, GRI.... ,756-6346
Jerry Butts, Broker............752-7073
Mavis Butts. Realtor, GRI, CRS.. .752-7073
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Office Manager iJStSSg
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102 Mobile Homes _For Sale_
A BETTER BUY FOR YOU! Oakwood Homes Pre-owned Home Sale! Down Payments as low as $499,00! Low, low monthly payments, too! Eleven (11) Two and Three Bedroom late model homes, most with air. New Furniture, Washers and Dryers too! Affordable comfort at Oakwood Homes, 826 Greenville Blvd, Greenville, NC 756-5434,
ASSUME PAYMENTS $130.00 per month and this mobile home Is yours. No equity, just $50 to transfer the papers into your name and this home Is yours. Purchase It for your own home or for rental property, either way it's a deal you can'f pass up. CafI 752-2756, ask for Dean, In-
ferested buyers only.
ASSUME LOAN on 1984 2 bedroom 14x60 Champion mobile home. Furnished and set up on lot In Greenville. 946 9646 after 5:00, anytime weekends.
BRAND NEW 14 x 70. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, garden tub, fully furnished. Insurance included, free delivery. Only $221 a month. Call 756-7490
BRAND NEW MOBILE HOME NO DOWN PAYMENT, If you have ever been In fhe military, Call collect 756-6996, Luv Homes, Greenville.
BRAND NEW 1988 financlna, 8.75% on new and used mobile homes. Call Luv Homes 756-6996 Greenville
BUYING A MOBILE home. Don't get ripped off. We offer a buyers assistance service and In most cases there is no fee. Call Seagull Consultants 756-6342.
CHOCOWINITY HOUSING Center has done It agalnllll Along with the Lowest downpayment In the area, and No Downpayments to Qualified buyers. We now have "No Payments" until February on all New Homes sold In December, "That's Right" No Payments until February. New 14 wide homes under $150 per month, and pre-owned homes under $100.00per month. Why not start 1988 with a Home of Your Own!! For more Information call collect 946-0657 or come by to see us on Hwy.l7, Chocowlnlty.
WHY STORE THINGS you never use? Sell them for cash with a Classified Ad.
102 Mobile Homes For Sale
CLAYTON 1988 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 72x14, with built-in TV, stereo, microwave, and French doors. Payments as low as $207 a month. Call 756-6996, collect Luv Homes, Greenville.
DOUBLEWIDE FOR SALE
Assume loan plus equity. Call 752-2372 after 5p.m.
DOUBLE WIDE REPOS/Like new 1987 models. Large down payments, already made by former customers. Their lost your gain! Call collect 756 6996, Luv Homes, Greenville.
EXCELLENT CONDITION
1986,14 X 68,2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, all appliances, central heat/air, underpinning. 758 7283.
FACTORY OUTLET
Custom order your Horton or Mansion home. (Colors, cay>ets, wall boards etc) save Thousands. For free literature and informatoln call toll free 1-800-346-4847.
IF YOU'RE PLANNING to
spend over $30,000 for your family's manufactured home, you need to give Masco* a look. Mascot, In a class by Itself. Charles Miller Homes, Highway 70 West, Kinston, 523 9160.
LET CHARLES MILLER
Homes be your Santa Claus. A $500 gift certificate will be given to each customer who purchases and takes delivery of any new home from December 10-December 31. $500 to spend as you please along with our lowest prices ever. Its time to give Charles Miller Homes a look. Highway 70 West, Kinston, 523-9160.
MUST SELL. Make an offer on '83 Oakwood, 2 bedroom with extras. Loan pay oft of $12,000. Call 752-1862.
NEW REPO 28x70 Craftsman, 1848 square feet, kitchen completely Jenn-AIr equipped. 2 months old. Cpil Calvary East, 756-9841.
TWO BEDROOM 1 bath, II X 60 $5300 756-4770
TWO BEDROOM 12X60, one
bath, washer/dryer, window air conditioner, almost new refrigerator, celling fan, oil drum, and one year Insurance. Will sacrifice for $4500. Phone 355-2081 or 830 1708 and leave message.
WESTHAVEN V
603 CEDARHURST RD.
TWO YEAS OLD frmhouse style home Large (ir 8 x 13 2') master suite with ceiling (an, waik-iii closet and private bath Two more bedrooms and another bath (upatairsi Downstairs, greatroom (13'2" x 24') with fireplace and celling tan, dining room and tront entrance have hardwood floors, eat-In Kitchen with removable island, powder room and laundry room with pan. try 12' X 13' deck, fenced yard and attached storage Owners must sell quicklyl
Call 756-0990 $104,500
CAROLINA EAST
REALTY, INC.
355-7774 2192 S. Evans St., Greenville, N.C.
OPEN HOUSE 2-5 PM
206 LANCELOT DR.-CAMELOT-Host; Ray Everett-Non-qualifying FHA loan assumption. Owners have found another house and are anxious to sell this lovely home with cathedral celling, skylights, dining room, 3 large bedrooms, garage, privacy fence, and more. Reduced from 81,900 to $77,900.
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ITILL TIME 10 gel In betisre the holiday Info this newly COn-ifrucfed country home, with maximum iquare feet of llvabil Ity Kitchen with breaktaat nook, lormai dining room, greatroom with tlrapraca and maatar badroom downaiaira Tha beautiful toyar takas you to iha two upitaira bedrooms for the little ones 172,800.
AYDEN, In i quiet aubdiviaion on e wooded lot, you'll find a brtcK houa# with carport, Itncad yard, family room with tirapiaca, 2 baths, and 3 bad-roomt, In Iha low llO'a. WALITONIUAQ. on a large country lot alts thit iprawllng brick ranch wllh an overaizeo
graalroom-kllchen-dlnlng com-Inaiion Thtre li a formal iiv Ing room, 3 bedrooma. carport opening from the rear and a gigantic pallo. Low 880's OFFICE SUITE FOR LEASE 4 9
Ray EvBfBtt REALTOR 757-0530
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oMicei with priyaie bath and an-tranca Storage apace available Adequate perking CHARMINO 10 ROOM Country aitaie la now on tha market The greatroom with bullt ini and llraplace ottara warmth Elaganca can ba found In Iha totmal living and dining room Kitchen (ealuret eal-ln araa and a earner uiend Houae includes office end upstairs iitllng area S94.500
WANT A COUNTRY KITCHEN? Want a tenctd back yard? Need a good loan aaaumption? 3 bedrooms? Qriat neighborhood? Need It quick? Okiyl It s empty & welting 141.200.
UNIVfRtlTY AREA-Oreel slsrler home or Inveslmenl 3 bed foome, Ismily room with lire place, hardwood tioora Aaeum-able 814% FHA loan Reduced lo 147,800
ON CALL Evtlyn Bullock REALTOR 752-4707
Mobile Homes For Sale
WANT THE BEST?
We offer: new and pre-owned homes; assumptions; owner financing;
NO MONEY DOWN
If You Qualify.
No application refused. Call to day. Carefree Housing, 355 7893.
WHOLESALE SPECIAL 40%
50% off on all used homes In stock. 14 wides as low as $5900. Over 30 homes to choose from. Limited time only. Conner Homes, 710 SW Greenville Boulevard, 756 0333.
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Business
Opportunities
BATH AND GIFT SHOP
Bathtlque Franchise available in Carolina East Mall. Complete startup, training and continuing services. $25,000 cash plus good credit and equity. Cal 124 hours a day for a portfolio: 1-800-333 BATH.
124 Professional
ZERO DOWN PAYMENT
homes to choose from. 2 and 3 bedroom, 14 wides. Payments starting at $170 month. Call 756 7490
12X60 2 BEDROOMS, bath, with air conditioning, deck, and storage building. Good condl tion, located in WInterville. $5500.756-2878.
14x70 SAFEWAY, 3 bedrooms. Assume loan, low equity. Call 946-6825 or 757-1251.
1978 VOGUE mobile home. 14x56, 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Includes refrigerator, stove, 2 window air conditioners. Must be moved from present location. Call752 3218 or 752 6209.
1981 REDMAN, 2 bedrooms, for sale or rent. Call 758-1936.
1988 14 WIDE, payments as low as $141.86. Greenville volume dealer. Thomas' Mobile Home Sales. Across from Airport. 752-6068.
1987 REDMAN 14x56 Assume loan, $185,37 per month. Call 752 6068
1988 CLAYTON doublewide, 24x40, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, masonite siding, shingle roof, excellent buy. On sale this month for only $21,500. Call collect 756 6996, Luv Homes, Greenville.
$3700 CASH Buys this 1974 12 x 65. No repairs needed, furnished. Call 355-6284 or 756-7138.
AROUND TOWN
One, Two & Three Bedrooms Available
Private Patios, Clubhouse and Pool
# A community ot families, professionals & students
24-Hour Maintenonce
Minutes from ECU and Medical Center
752-4225 1400 Willow St.
1 Bedrcxim Special I $300 Off First Month's Rent.
Hours: 9-5:30 Mondoy-Fridoy, 1-5 Soturdoy & Sunday Professionolly Managed by Shelter Management Group
ESTATE^^^
75% FIRST YEAR financing now available at Luv Homes. You want a low monthly payment? Call 756-6996
105Musical Instruments
ENDER "Telecaster Custom" Guitar $300. New Peavy 30 watt amp, $125. Call 758 3494.
MUSICAL AND PA equipment. We Install church PA, buy, sell, trade and rent all types of musical instruments including PEAVEY. Mac Stewart Music, 2700 East Ash Street, Goldsboro. 751-0120.
SPINET PIANO for sale. Call 355-5452 leave message. _
UPRIGHT PIANO $175 after 7 p.m. 756-0449
Call
YAMAHA GRAND pianos, used. Only $2999. Piano and Organ Distributors, 355 6002._
YAMAHA PCR-800 organ, plays card, like new. $1400 negotia Call 756 6278, ask for Jamie.
109 Sporting Goods
ITHICA SHOTGUN, Model 37 Feafherllghf 20 guage pump. Excellent condition with gun case $225. Call 756 1773.
CHIMNEY SWEEPING. GId Holloman. North Carolina's original chimney sweep, 30 years experience working with chimneys and fireplaces. Fireplace repair, chimney caps Installed, screens for chimney tops Call day or night, 753-3503, Farmville. NC.
136 Condominiums For Sale
OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT,
Let us create one tor you. We specialize In decks, fences, latlos. Call Jack at 355-5369 tor free estimate.
125
Home
Improvements
QUALITY REMODELING, ad ditlons, garages. Fully Insured, reasonable prices. Heartland Builders, Inc, 747-8439.
132
Commercial
Property
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
available on Highway 43 with water and sewer. Call Bill Fell, 244-2913 or Rumbley Realty, 355-2042.
FOR SALE OR LEASE. Approx Imately 10,000 square feet warehouse and office space in Greenville. Call 752-7333,
NEW COMMERCIAL building, highway 264 W. Washington. $77,000. The Real Estate Center, 355 6666 or 756-4553.
CONDO-Furnlshed. Loan assumption. Good location. W. Bradley Gray 752-3699 or Uni verslty Realty 355-5866. 78. STUDENT CONDO located near ECU Campus, fully furnished. Great Investment, rental property for 3-4 students. University Realty 355-5866 or Gall Johnston 35S-7W4.
139 Farms For Sale
101 ACRES, 20 minutes from Greenville iust 4 miles oft 264.66 acres cleared, 35 wooded, good tobacco and peanut allotments. $125,000. University Realty 355-5866 or Jack Horton 756-9797.
700 ACRES, Edgecombe County, 25 miles from Greenville. Mostly cleared land. Very productive farm with good tobacco-peanut allotments. Owner will consider selling pert or all. Also 20 acre tracksadiolnlng property. Price Reduced! I University Realty 355-5866or Jack Horton 756 9797.
144 Houses For Sale
A UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY on over 3 acres in McGregor Downs Is waiting tor you. An authentic Flordia room, gourmet kitchen and beautiful wood floors are a tew of Its special features. A detached garage has a spacious room above which Is Ideal tor a studio, office or a quest's quarters. All of this can be yours for $135,000. Call Susan LIkosar at Aldridge 8, Southerland 756-3500 or home 756-7984.
ANNOUNCING THE BEST
home buying deal of a lifetime. Make 2 payments and assume this non qualifying loan on a three bedroom home. No real estate commission Involved Call CENTURY 21 BASS RE ALTY, 756-6666.
144 Houses For Sale
ARE YOU PICKY and Fussy? Then you'll be delighted with this lovely. Immaculate home. Highlights include three bedrooms, two baths, living room with fireplace, garage and 16x32 toot In ground pool Beautifully landscaped lot. Country living but only minutes from the malT Priced to sell at $69,000, Contact Mable Savage at CENTURY 21, JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES 355 7800 or 756-3098.
ATTENTION FIRST-TIME
buyers! This brick home offers the features you're looking for! There's 3 bedrooms, eat-ln kitchen, living room and family room with fireplace. The large fenced in back yard with storage building will delight you. Sitting In one of Ayden's finest neighborhoods and only $49,900. Contact Janet Bowser, CENTURY21 JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756-8580.
BAYTREE. All ot the designed Williamsburg detailing In this custom-built, 3 bedroom brick home in this most convenient and desirable neighborhood. Greatroom and dining room have hardwood floors. Kitchen is spacious and features built-in microwave, desk, and breakfast area. $86,500. To see, call Nancy Dudley, Aldridge 8. Southerland Realtors, 756 3500, days, or 756 5596, evenings.The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C, Sunday, December 13,1987 C-23
144 Houses For Sale
BEAUTIFUL EXECUTIVE home In Desirable Club Pines-This 2300 square foot home of ters everything you'll ever need at a price you can afford! There's forma! areas, large kitchen with beautiful hand painted tiles, majestic den with fireplace, three bedrooms with a room over the single car garage that can be a fourth bedroom or playroom. Lots of custom ex tras! Newly redecorated and in "like new'' condition. $127,500. See Janet Bowser for your per sonal showing. CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8, ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756 8580
BETHEL Excellent for first time buyer. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath Quiet neighborhood. University Realty 355-5866 or W. Bradley Gray 752 3699. #273.
BETHEL Very attractive older home. 2 story, 4 bedrooms, 1 bath. Palnteo this year. Quiet neighborhood. University Real ty 355 5866 or W Bradley Gray 752-3699. #269.
BROOK VALLEY5 bedroom luxury home on the golf course. All formal areas, 21' x 23' family room, master bedroom suite with entrance to patio, double garage. $165,000. Call Beverly Queen at Aldridge 8< Southerland, 756-3500; nights 757 0634.
144 Houses For Sale
BY OWNER in Englewood Sub divison, 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch
with deck, 16x32 shop garage, new gas pack and root. Mid $69's. 756-4842, _
BY OWNER; 3 bedroom, 1 bath, fireplace, convenient location to Greenville. $2500 down, assume loan ot $335 a month. Must sell. Call 757 1834,
CAMELOT-3 bedrooms, 2','i baths, large family room and formal dining room Carport, storage and deck on large wood ed lot with fenced backyard. University Really 355 5866 or Gail Johnston 355-7984. #247,
CANTERBURY: New construe tlon, 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick traditional Den with fireplace, dining room, large deck. $89,90(700 Call CENTURY 21 Tipton 8, Associates, 355 7002.
CHERRY OAKS A great place to live In a lovely new home iust beginning. 4 bedroom, V/t bath, traditional features greatroom with fireplace, kitcnen with nook, formal dining room, 2 lovely bay windows, covered porch, garage and more! Buy now and choose your decor. Call Erwin Realty 355 7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.
144 Houses For Sale
CANTERBURY: New construction. Come buy me! Very popiA lar floor plan otters spacious llv> Ing area. Accomodating bedrooms $83,700. Call CEhT TURY 21 Tipton 8. Associates, 355-7002.
CHOOSE DECOR on 2 story traditional In great country subdivision. Low $70's. Rumbley Realty 355 2042, Drew Rumbley 355-7217.
CHARMINO 3 bedroom, 2 bath; . brick home Situated on beautiful wooded lot In Country Club in Griffon, It you are look, Ing tor a really nice home look no further. Owner tinancini. available. Charlie Forbes 756 7157 or University Realty 355. 5866. #262
CHERRY OAKS; Terrific Loca tlon, Country style home wrap around porch. 3 bedrooms, 2,'?' baths, assumable mortgaoe. Call Jim Burhans at Erwin (e-, alty 355-7878 or 355-5887 home J
CONETOE HOME. 3 bedrooms,
1 bath tor sale or rent with op tlon to buy. Owner will finance. University Realty 355-5866 or W. Bradley Gray 752 3699, #272.
COUNTRY LIVING AT AN at
fordable price! Take a look at this 2 bedroom, 1 bath home located only 5 miles past the hospital. Nice private yard with shade trees. Priced at $41,000 this one Is ready to sell. Call Gerry Lambert with CENTURY
21 Janet bowser s.
ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 355-7472.
RIVER BLUFF
2 bedroom townhouses 1 bedroom garden apts.
758-4015
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I have homes listed for sale by three different equity companies. The folks have moved and the companies want lo sell these homes. Prices range from the $40' to the $80'. Make an otter tor 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 Duftus Realty 756-5395 or at my home 756-6835,
112 Woodstoves
BIG JIM WOODHEATER in
serf, $350. It Interested call 746-6023.
BUCK WOODSTOVE insert with thermostat controlled blower. $275,00.757 3063
DARE IV Woodstove insert. $495 Call 355-7263 after6p.m.
DARE IV FIREPLACE insert 2 blowers. $475 746 9903 after 6 and weekends
WOODSTOVE: Custom made Fisher Papa Bear design with thicker steel and heavier firebricks. $250, 758 6025.
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115 Lost & Found
LOST: FEMALE IRISH Setter, red collar. 756-5888 nights^_
MISSING; A Blondlsh red Cocker Spaniel. Answers to Dixie, temale. 33 pounds Reward offered; In the Ayden area. Call 746 3244.
118 Business Services
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY
Cleaning In your home or business by Von Schrader Dry Foam Exstracfion System. Endorsed by leading fabric manufacturer. All work guaranteed. Call tor demonstration or estimate, no obligation, Don's A Plus Cleaning Service 758-4437 anytime.
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Business
Opportunities
A BUSINESS? Buy or sell your business with C.J Harris 8, Co., Inc. Financial 8, Marketing Con sultants. Serving fhe Southeastern United States Greenville, N.C, 355-7799, nights 756-8444.
AWARD WINNING ICE Cream Store. Featured on television, in newspapers, operating over 1 vz years. Written procedures are worked out tor every aspect ot operation. Great husband and wife business. You can even take 6 weeks oft and go to Ber muda! Price: $75,000. You need $40,000 cash. Phone Jean at 758 4896 daliy or leave message at 756-4711,
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Have you recently woke up in fhe morning and felt like quit ting a dead end job? Clayton Homes may be fhe answer to your problems New York Stock Exchange Company otters Initial Income potential of $25,ooo-f. Call tor confirmation, 919-756 6996. Seminar scheduled tor 6p.m. December 17
CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE CAROLINA EAST MALL Franchise available now America's only Christian Bookstore franchise. Now In II slates Call Lemstone Book Branch 312 682 1400.
GARDEN CENTER And Greenhouse Business for sale or rent Reply to Garden Center PO Box 1967, Greenville, 27834,
BLANCHE FORBES REALTY
NEW LISTING
OWNER SAYS SELL. This home located on approximately 1.32 wooded lot in the country is waning for you to complete. Put your personality In this one Call to see $35,000.
LISTING AGENT J.C. BOWEN REALTOR, GRI 756-7426
WIL HEID, REALTOR ON CALL
BLANCHE FORBES. REALT0R-QRI-CR8 J.C BOWEN, REALTOR-GRI RUPY SCHULTE, REALTOR LARRY MOZINGO, SALES ASSOCIATE
782-1609 788-3431 786-7428 756-2230 756-8953
2717 S. Memorial Drive Office Open Today 1-5 PM
756-2121
Open Houses 2:30-4:30
WINDSOR, LOT 1-Move right into this beautiful 2 story home, 3 bedrooms, 21^ baths, double heatpumps and E-300. Beautiful decor and gorgeous lot. Host: Glenn Mize.
104 ANTLER ROAD, CLUB PINES-REDUCED! Owner transferred-wants offer. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, study, greatroom with fireplace. Lovely decor. Delightful circle drive. Hostess: Jean Hopper. ____
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TERRIFIC BUY! 3 bedrooms, 1 Vt baths, brick ranch, fireplace with insert, detached wired storage building, fenced backyard, heat pump. $47,500. Listing
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SPACIOUS, charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, featuring huge greatroom with fireplace, carport. Assumable FHA loan. Listing agent: Jean Hopper.
SEDQEFIELD TOWNES-Spend Christmas in one ot these lovely townhouses. New N.C. Housing Loans available soon. Seller will consider lease/ purchase Only 3 left.
RINQQOLD TOWERS-lf you havent 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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DREAMING OF A WHITE CHRISTMAS In this farmhouse in Westhaven. Excellent floor plan with an unfinished third floor for future expansion. Four bedrooms, 2V^ baths, large kitchen and breakfast area with cabinets galore, greatroom and formal dining room, plus a deck $142,900.
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RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER Can play in this tremendous yard In Woodbrldge Features downstairs bedroom, 2 large bedrooms upstairs with spacious walk-ln closets, bonus room great for office or nursery, greatroom, kitchen/breakfast room, formal dining room with hardwood floors and deck. Call James Gibson.
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YOU'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS In this quiet, friendly neighborhood close to shopping. Two bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, sunroom, kitchen with separate eating area, detached carport plus a spacious yard 1iA-year old Rudd heat pump and storm windows $39,900. Call Ann Summerlin,
0 CHRISTMAS TREE how lovely yOU will be In this charming home in Camelot featuring 3 bedrooma, 2 balhs, greatroom/fireplece, eat-in kitchen and spa Clous mudroom. Large landscaped lot Best price in the areal
JOLLY OLD ST. NICHOLAS Can choose between two fireplaces in this unique contemporary home Almost 1,900 square feet with 4 bedrooma, 3 batha, 2 flre-placea, huge deck, screened porch, oak floors, garage and more on a heavily wooded lot. Upper $80'a. Call Linda Gaddia.
LOTS!! Spacious lots, some on water, In new exclusive subdivision |ust minutes from Greenville. Call us for details.
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CORNER LOCATION Paved Circular Driveway This 2'3 bedroom home is small enough to care for and large enough to stretch. Also otters living room with fireplace, sunroom for your plants, nice kitchen and tremendous backyard. S57,900. Call Aldridge S. Southerland, 756 3500 and ask for Katherine Vinson 752 5778
COUNTRY: Own your own country kingdom. Beautiful spacious well appointed brick home on 3 acres Enjoy the quiet lifestyle of country llvinq. Call Jim Burhans at Erwin Ri 355 7878 or 355 5887 home
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DO YOU CONSTANTLY dream about owning a lovely home? Welt dream no more, here's what you've been looking 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 Erwin Realty 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355 6016.
FARMVILLE Marlboro For rest: Farmer's Home financing available on this. Payments based on income. $39,900 Call Corinne Whitehurst for details at 825 1937 or CENTURY 21 Tip ton & Associates, 355-7002
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Commercial Investment Property
Three buildings: 2 rented for a restaurant and one for a church and 7 mobile homes on approximately IV2 acres. All rented and netting $18,000 per year. An investment of $25,000, a qualified buyer could get 25% return before taxes. Call 756-4982.
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MOBILE HOME PARK NAME CHANGE
PRESENT NAME: BIRCHWOOD SANDS SECTION "A"
NEW NAME: DEER RUN ESTATES
EFFECTED DATE; JANUARY 1,1988 SAME OWNERS; DOT & ED ALLEN LARGE WOODED DOUBLE & SINGLE WIDE LOTS FOR RENT
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Office 746-2166 Open Saturdays 9 to Noon Sundays Call Louise Moseley 746-3472
$30,500. NEW listing. SO PRETTY! The owners have just redone the interior of this lovely 2 bedroom bungalow. Located in a great neighborhood it is ideal for the retired couple or as a starter home
$77,500 JUST MINUTES FROM THE MEDICAL CENTER and ready for you to move in is this cedar siding home which features greatroom wdh fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, screened porch and room for expansion Owner financing available.
$73,500. OLD MAN WINTER is on the way so why not be cozy by the fire while frost is on the ground Entertain your friends in the spacious family room Features 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, living room, kitchen-dining area, covered patio, large workshop and many extras
$49,900 PAMPERED BEAUTY! EXAGGERATION? See for yourself how the owners have given this home loving care. Situated on a well landscaped corner lot it offers 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal areas, central heat, air, garage.
$49,900. A RARE FIND. 2,000 square feet of living in this story home conveniently located to everything. Bright and cheery kitchen with adjoining dining room, living room, 3 bedrooms, enclosed back porch.
$49,900. YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT to move into this 3 bed room brick ranch as the owner has already moved. Features 1V5 baths, eat-in kitchen, living room, heat, air, gara^, utility building, large back yard with grape vineyard and fruit trees $47,900. WEATHERINGTON HEIGHTS. YULE LOVE ME... and you'll love the location FmHA Loan assumption to qualified buyer on this cute 3 bedroom brick ranch with its privacy fence Boasts 1V5 baths, living room, kitchen-dining area and heat pump
$46,500 ATTENTION FIRST TIME home buyers Bright and cheery eat-in kitchen overlooks an attractive brick patio in this immaculate brick home. Color coordinated interior has wall to wall carpel and boasts 3 bedrooms, 1 V baths, utility room, heat and air.
$43,000. A SMART START. Give yourself more room and complete the upper st^ of this neat 2 bedroom home, with its huge family room, living room-dining area, convenient kitchen, carport and storage
$42,900. PRETTIEST PRICE in the country for a 3 bedroom, IVi bath bungalow with its lovely decor Features living room, kitchen-dining area and fenced yard Owner is moving and needs to sell
$35,000 OWNER WILL PAY SOME CLOSING COSTS on this 3 bedroom bungalow Located on a large corner lot with storage building the home features living room, eat-in kitchen, utility room Ready for you to move in
$33,500. A GREAT BUY. 1.444 square feet of living in this 3 bedroom home with family room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, living room, corner lot.
REDUCED TO $31,500. Investors this is a bargain or you can rent one side and live in the other side. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments located conveniently to shopping
$29,900. THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS EXCELLENT. The handy man can do wonders with this 1 % story older home and you will have yourseif a tine home 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and a detached garage with storage $19.500 INVESTORS. Presently rented 2 bedroom bungalow with eat-in kitchen, detached garage and deep lot $16,000. BUYS YOU A 2 ACRE COUNTRY RETREAT. It has 2 horse stalls and tack room. Great lot for home or trailer. $6,500. 9/10 ACRE LOT located on SR 1725 between Helen s crossroads and Coxville crossroads Great for home or trailer.
$14.000 to $18.000 "THE PINES". Beautiful wooded lots. Choose your today in this exclusive growing subdivision. City water, sewer, curb and gutter
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EASTWOOD: Beautiful home on wooded lot with 3 bedrooms, 2'/5 baths. Sunken living room with fireplace, dining room and master bedroom have cathedral ceilings. Priced in the ISO's. C23 Call Erwin Realty 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
ELEGANT NEW HOME under construction in established tarn ily neighborhood. Tradition and quality combined make this home perfect for your family You'll love the huge eat in kitchen, oversized master bedroom, 2'/j baths, spcious living room and it even has a deck off the back Buy now and choose your own decor C19. If interested call Erwin Realty 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin355-6016 ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS in this brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, formal din ing, den with fireplace on huge lof Also large carpeted building with kitchen and bath-conve nient tor separate living quarters Priced in 60's. University Realty 355 5866 or Gail Johnston 355 7984 *286
FOR ONLY $61,900 you can en joy the comforts of country living in this charming ranch if you act now. This lovely horr>e features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, spacious living room, kitchen/ dining combination and ap paroximately 1440 square feet of living space, C18. Call us for that special showing at Erwin Realty 355 7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355
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FOR SALE OR LEASE with op tion to buy, classically unique home in quiet neighborhood, features greatroom with cathe dral ceiling, huge master bedroom, 2 guest rooms and 2 full ceramic baths. Brand new and ready to move In. For more details call Erwin Realty 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.
FOR SALE BY OWNER in quiet wooded Treetops, 222 Hidden Branches, 2 bedroom, 2 bath Villa, Fireplace, great view, all appliances including washer/ dryer. Pool, tennis. Bargain at $42,900. Call 756 4166.
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Pearl Drive, Red Oak. 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch with swimming pool and shop $60K. 355-2263
GREAT LOAN ASSUMPTION
No qualifying! 9'/j% FHA loan assumption on this 3 bedroom home in Camelot. Home features great room with built-ins, large eat-in kitchen, and garage. Price reduced to $77,900 with a loan balance of $62,000. AAonthly payments $610.57 PITI. Call Janet Bowser, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSE R & ASSOCIATES 355 7800 or 756-3098.
GRIFTON Country Club -Gracious large executive perfect for entertaining Five/ Six bedrooms, 3'/i baths. All formal areas, family room, first floor bedroom. Hardwood floors and double garage. $135,000. Call Aldridge & Southerland, 756-3500 and ask tor Katherine Vinson 752 5778.
HORSESHOE ACRES: Great loan assumption on this brick beauty. Owners transferred and need to sell NOW! Large lot and giant neighborhood near hospi fal $65,300 Call CENTURY 21 Tipton & Associates, 355 7002 or
DeOe Carney. 757-3759_
IF YOU LIKE COUNTRY decor look no more! You love this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with kitchen and dining area and liv ing room, plus a nice deck. Located in Singletree and priced in the low 50's. Call Ben Singleton today, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 355 3439.
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756-6209
COMPARE! One acre-ap-proximately 1945 square feet master bedroom with whirlpool bath, greatroom, kitchen with nook, formal dining room, spacious bedrooms with lots of storage plus two car garage. Available now!
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COZY 3 BEDROOM contem porary sitting on a beautiful wooded lot. FHA assumption. Low equity, reasonable pay ments. CIS. If intersted call Erwin Realty 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.
DISCOVER how easy townhouse living is. You'll love the quiet neighborhood and privacy of this 2 bedroom home. Comfor table living room with fireplace and private patio. $46,900 Call Aldridge Si Southerland, 756-3500 and ask tor Katherine Vinson 752 5778.
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FHA ASSUMPTION That's right! This lovely 4 bedroom home on wooded lof in Camelot can be yours no qualifying! Features 2 baths, spacious garage and more! C21.Call Er win Realty 355-7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355-6016.
GREENBRIAR-Brick. 3
bedrooms, 1'/j bath, large fami ly room with fireplace. Huge fenced back yard with storage building. Offered In low SOs, University Realty 355 5866 or Gail Johnston 355 7984. 248.
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Features 2 large bedrooms IVi baths
Thermopane windows E-300 Energy efficient Heat Pumps Spacious floor plan Beautiful individual Williamsburg interior
Patios with privacy fence Washer/dryer hookups Kitchen appliances Custom built cabinets
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KIDS WANTED! 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 Mable Savage, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 756 3098
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LARGE OLDER HOME
Recently taken into Historical District in downtown Kinston
New vinyl siding and root. Ap
eroximately 23w square feet Iniversity Realty 355 5866 or Judy Sadowski 523-5960. 268
LIKE NEW MODULAR home on 1 acre lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, over 1150 square feet Heat pump, detached carport and wired workshop $41,900 University Realty 355 5866 or Glenn Mize 758 4584. 285.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION at
$69,900. You could be living in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch Also features greatroom, living room, formal dining room and eat in kitchen. Newly painted on the inside and new carnet throughout. Call now. Call Aldridge 8. Southerland, 756 3500 and ask for Katherine Vinson 752-5778.
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LIVE AND EARN: Here's look Ing tor you to a good home and wise investment. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home also of ters a spacious I bedroom apartment ready to move into and priced right. $72,000. For more into call CENTURY 21 Tipton & Associates, 355 7002 or Karen Cox 747 2859
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Heavily Wooded Lots with Dogwoods, Hollies^ Hickorys, Pines and Oaks.
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Pier-(38' length)
Lake - Fishing Available
Injection Fountain-40' spray head-timer system.
Street Lights - Concrete poles-timer systems. Complete Landscaping Of common areas.
Electrical, Cable TV and Telephone (underground)
Eastern Pines water.
Road System - (16' wide) to be paved upon completion of all construction on lots.
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Location; Cross train over-pass on Highway #33 (Grimesland). Turn right at Kash & Karry. (SR 1760) Travel approximately 2 miles. Property on left - across from Overton's Lake.
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REAL COUNTRY LIVING!! acres, 3 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, large packhouse tor workshop and storage. Real country price! Listing agent: Bill Fell
PLENTY OF ROOM, 1313 square toot, fireplace and 1 Vj acre lot. Listing agent; Bill Fell
LEASE/PURCHASE POSSIBLE on this 3 bedroom, 1W bath ranch, carpet less than 2 years young and home Is in immaculate condition Listing agent: Drew Rumbley
OPEN HOUSE 2-4 MANCHESTER DRIVE, WESTMONT
NEAR HOSPITAL! New home ready to be decorated. Buy now and select complete decor. Seller pays 3% in points and/or closing costs. Listing agent: Janet Ricciarelli. Your Host: Drew Rumbley.
WHAT WOULD IT TAKE to make this house your home? Price, points, payments? Wintergreen/ Winterville Schools. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths Make an offer today Listing agent: Cindy Hoblitzell.
LETS DEAL! This Immaculate home on over 2 acres ot land can be your haven! Call for more details on this lovely home and lot. Listing agent: Janet Ric-Ciarelli
Call US about Mortgage Credit Certificates! You may qualify for savings of $100.00 per month or more on your house payment!
Bill Fell Sales Associate 244-2913
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CLEVEWOOD FOR THE LOW $80S! Amazing, but true. Plus builder will pay 3% in points and closing costs. Call now. this will be sold before its completed. Listing agent; Janet Ricciarelli. Your Hostess: Cindy Hoblitzell.
PLENTY OF LIVING SPACE available in this three bedroom home with living room and den! You also could quality for as much as a savings of over $100.00 a month. Call Janet Ricciarelli.
THIS TRADITIONAL HOME has been converted into a country charmer with 3 bedrooms and 1'.1i baths A detached, wired workshop makes this home complete Listing Agent; Cindy Hoblitzell
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LOCATED IN ONE OF Green vine's finer neighborhoods, this three bedroom ranch has recent iy undergone some remodeiing, including a new roof and fresh paint. The extra iarge kitchen, living room, greatroom, and play room were certainly designed for entertaining. Large size lot, fenced back yard, underground sprinkler system and screened back porch are but a few of the amenities ot this lovely home. Priced to sell at $95,500. See Mable Savage, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or
750 3098._
LYNNOALE: New construction in one of Greenville's most desirable subdivisions. 4 bedrooms, 2'/j bath brick traditional. All formal areas,aarage. $152,000. Call CENTURA 21 Tip ton 8, Associates, 355 70|)2. LYNNDALE; Outstanding 4 bedroom, 2W bath newjtyjnstruc-tion brick traditional. All formal areas, over 3200 square feet for only $188,000. Garage. CEN TURY 21 Tipton & Associates, 355-7002.
MEDICAL CENTER AREA.
This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features vaulted greatroom with antique brick fireplace, formal dining room, and spacious kitchen. Oversized separate garage is wired and has plenty of room for father's toys. On a large lot. Priced to sell at $64,500. To see, call Nancy Dudley, Aldridge & Southerland Realtors, 756 3500, days, or 756 5596, evenings.
NEW LISTING. Terrific buy. 3 bedroom, 1W baths, brick ranch, fireplace with insert, detached wired storage building, fenced backyard, heat pump. $47,500. University Realry 355-5866 or Glenn Mize 758-4584. ^288.
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NEW LISTING. In-ground pool, triple carport, 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch between Greenville and Bethel on acre lot. Only $93,900. Hignite Realtors, 757-1969.
NEW LISTING: Visual Impres Sion of Openness...arched foyer, formal living and dining, sunken library, Grecian columns, 9 piece mouldings, recreation with wet bar, solarium, 5 bedrooms/adjoining 5 baths, pool with acuzzi and more. $595,000. Contact Annette Parker Butler at CENTURY 21 Tipton & Associates, 355-7002 or 355-7009.
NEW LISTING; New construe tion, Westmont. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Spacious and many extras. Call for details. $63,500. Corinne Whitehurst at 825-1937 or CENTURY 21 Tipton 8. Associates, 355 7002.
OLD traditional home with new renovation, 3 bedrooms, formal dining room and eat in kitchen. Double car garage plus carport. Privacy fenced in back yard. Call Jack Horton- 756 9797 or University Realty 355 5866. #250 OWNER OFFERS Attractive 3 bedrooms, 2 bath home near ECU. Central heat/air. Fenced yard, separate building with liv ing space and bath. $60's. Call 758-2613, no sign, no realtors. OWNERS will consider any rea sonable offer on this 3 bedroom townhome in Windy Ridge. Call Anita Worthington at Aldridge 8, Southerland 756-3500 or 355 6661. PEACE AND QUIET can be yours. In small subdivision only minutes from Greenville. Con
temporary boasts 3 bedrooms, 2 full oaths, garage, fruit trees on % acre lot. University Realty
355-5866 or W. Bradley Gray 752-3699. #241.
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NEW CONSTRUCTION. This new traditional is at the end of a
tuief, no-thru street in lovely astwood. Features eat in kitchen with pantry and lots of cabinet space, greatrooom with fireplace, plus 3 spacious bedrooms, 2/2 baths, and formal dining room. Large deck for your outdoor entertaining. Quality construction thruout and the best buy in the neighborhood at $82,900. To see, call Nancy Dudley, 756-3500, days or 756 5596, evenings, ALDRIDGE & SOUTHERLAND REALTORS.
NICE NEIGHBORHOOD Nice Price! Shamrock Terrace in Winterville is the location of this 1400 square feet brick ranch. The 3 biedrooms, l'/ bath, living room, family room and kitchen with dining area make this home steal at $51,900. Don't miss out! Call Susan LIkosar at Aldridge 8. Southerland 756 3500 or home 756 7984.
NO DOWN PAYMENT on this 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch in nice neighborhood. 10.5% loan possible Home Realty 355-4663. NOW BUY FOR Summer En joyment! Very special 3 bedroom, 2 bath contemporary on a quiet street in a popular family area. Light filled kitchen with glassed in eating area. Comfortable living room with cathedral ceiling and formal dining area. Call this minute. $99,500. Call Aldridge 8. Southerland, 756 3500 and ask for Katherine Vinson 752-5778.
REDUCED $5,000! Master bedroom downstairs, 3 bedrooms up, 2Vs baths, greatroom witn fireplace, rec room, screened in porch. In Westhaven. Now only $113,500.' Hignite Realtors, 757 1969.
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Janet Bowser & Associates
221 Commerce St., Suite A 355-7800
Call Toll Free 1-800-525-8910, Ext. 9980
Put A New Home At The Top Of Your Holiday Shopping List!NEW LISTING
118 NIBLICK DRIVE GRIFTONII
INDIAN TRAILS COUNTRY CLUB- Beautiful tri-level home featuring 3 bedrooms & 2V2 baths located in super nice neighborhood. Formal areas with fireplace in family room as well as master suite. Over 2600 square feet and within 15 minutes of Carolina East Mall. Priced to sell at $89,900. For your personal showing contact Mable Savage. #293BRITTANY RIDGE
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BEST OF BOTH WORLDS-Lots of country fresh air and only minutes from Greenville. New 2 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 $80s. Call Gerry Lambert. #275
LAKE ELLSWORTH 3103 BRUNSWICK LANEI ^ .9
AFFORDABLE! Everything youve wanted and more! This executive home otters 4 spacious bedrooms, formal areas with hardwood floors, large eat-in kitchen with Jenn-aire range, oversized den with built-ins, playroom (or 5th bedroom) over double car garage...The List Goes On!! Well-cared for home in mint condition. Approximately 2700 square feet. Bargain priced at $116,000. Call Janet Bowser. #281
CHERRY OAKS 102 CHERRYWOOD DRIVE
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY! This lovely, well-maintained home with 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, family room as well as formal areas is situated on a picturesque wooded lot. Home has over 2500 square feet and also features a super nice office or 4th bedroom. Priced to sell at $109,900. Contact Mable Savage. #276
HIDDEN ACRES LOTS-SR 1760
ATTRACTIVE & DESIRABLE country setting in Hidden Acres. Numerous amenities such as; lake with pier and gazebo; underground electrical, telephone and cable tv. Lots start at $28,800. Call tor more information. #294
CAROLINA HEIGHTS 2107 PENDLETON STREET
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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. Contact Mable Savage. #291
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Janet Bowser 756-8580
Gerry Lambert 355-7472
Jim Hill (CREA) 524-5786
Jamie Brown 752-2690
Ben Singleton 355-3439
Alls Irwin 355-7744
Georgia Ralston 756-5579
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NEW OFFETfING: Inground swimming pool, triple carport and garage, three bedrooms, two baths, greatroom with fireplace and Insert, large game room and located on wooded one acre lot! Only $93,900. Call Ken now at 746 3255
RENT WITH OPTION! Pay $1,000 down and rent for up to one year with portion of rent applying towards the purchase price! Three bedrooms, IV-baths living room, dining room, kit Chen and large yard! Call Darrell now at 355-2556
Z-4 NEW, CLEAN, triih and raady to mno* in Thu 3 bedroom, 2 story home leaiures a double SAi^ge with bonus room above, gigantic great-room, formal dining room plus eal-m kitchen and all on large corner lot. Potential lor 2,000 sauare teel SM'i. Take Hwy 33 East to Pinewood Cemetery Turn right Then first left at Fast Fare Go 1 mile on left Your Host Al Joyner *133__
THIS HOME absolutely glows with personality Located in a wonderful neighborhood, the home sits on a pnvale wooded lot High vaulted ceilings and unique floor plan lend to the spacious feeling you gel when walking through the door Priced in tZO's. Take 33 East, turn left into Riverhllls. go to back, take right on Syme St Your Hostess Betsy Ray. #200
OPEN HOUSE
OPEN HOUSE
EXCELLENT ASSUMPTION; Just in time for the Holidays! Pay equity of $15,9(X) and assume payments on this four bedroom ranch with two baths, formal areas, den with fireplace, garage, fenced backyard and no city taxesi Asking $85.900. Call Len at 756-1921
COUNTRY LIVING! Three bedroom brick ranch for only $46,900!! Unbelievable price for all the amenities it offers! Located near Simpson! Possible loan assumption too! Only $1,410 down tor FHA financing, down for VA Call Kristi now at 756-7800
2-4 ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND...In convsnisnl Cyprss* Crk W hv t 2 tudroom lownjyouse with s loll which can be used ts 13rd bedroom, den or pleyroom This unit wss custom linished with lovely wallpeper. up-greded csrpel end beeullfui light liilures Sfe this one before it gets -way rum on CliftOh Sl Itom eilhei Arlmglon Blvd or Evens St Entrence nem to Pilot Ufe Building Your Host BillWooderd 199
NEW LISTING
2-4 PRICE REDUCED TO S4,500-Pertecl lor first lime homeownerl With a tloor plen that you wouldn't believe Three nice bedrooms, 2 baths, lamily room with lireplece end much more' Take Hwy 33 East, several minutas outside Greenville Look tor signs Your Host Oraydon Tripp 182
OPEN HOUSE
HERATON
VILLAGE
Z- P.M. SHERATON VILLAQC New luxury 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes Ex
cellent lloorplans. private palio, storage, flreplaca. celling tan. all ap-pllencee and more! Why pay rent when you can have all the advantages of home ownership lor as little as Iti.too Price includes 3 points end closing coets. Cell today or visit our model unit open every Sunday 2-S p m Host Don Joyner
OPEN HOUSE
NEW LISTING
value, value, VALUE, describes th.i spacioue new 3 bedroom 2 balh home Other leetures include masonry lireplace stained trim package and a garage Located In the Winiarville School Oistnct in one ol the ereas newest nelghbomoods It that isn't enough the Builder will pay 3.5 diecount points Take edvantaga ol this special ottering while It testl Cell tor private ibowing! EOi. 202
HIGNin REALIORS
757-1969 ANYTIME
Bill Blount, ORKCRS
(On Duty)
Kristi
Clark
756-7800
Ktn EdwRfdt 746-3255
Ltonard Hlgnlt* 756-1921
Gana Sharkthnaa 746-2463
Bill Monttord 355-7730
Oarrall Hlgnlta 355-2558
Qaorga Sutphen, QRI 756-3372
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WHERE^ff ALL THrsSiCE COME FROMT That'S whai I said when I saw the inside of this exceptionally spacious 3 bedroom. 2Vy bath, story and a hall home A garage a separate utility room a mesonty lireplace. t master suite Ihei you hsve to see to believe, a lollad area suHabla lor a den olllce ot sewing lOom are iusi some ol the other leetures All this and a convanieni new neighborhood in the Winterville School Ditlrlcl lor only STT.800 Call now lot your personal showing Z^
a-4 PERFECT in every detail Just pertect lot met executive that enioy* enlerteming and wants plenty of room lor the lemily Over 3,000 square leal ot brsilhliking quellly construction Lovely maalor bedroom with e specious master bath with s corner whirlpool tub Bonus room total ol 5 bedrooms, all lormal areas, plus laundry room garage everything is |usl pertect in every deleil JUi.goO. Turn tell on Martinsborootl Evan* St in-to Lynndale Taka liril let! on Fort Sumpter House on right Vour Host Stan Cheiry #196
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There is a new issue of North Carolina Housing Money Available Now! If you have been considering purchasing a new home but the rates have been too high, you may qualify for this very attractive program. CALL TODAY!! This money will not last long at this rate...
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Qraydon Tripp' Bob Micbiud"
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Bill Woodard 756-4996
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NEW LISTING: Camelot Ownr's anxious to sell this 1 year old ranch. Den with fireplace, dining room. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large deck, workshop 178.900 Call Rod Tugwell. Century 21 Tipton & Associates 3S 7003 or nights 355 7224
SPACIOUS, charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, featuring huge greatroom with fireplace, carport. Assumable FHA loan. University Realty 355-5860 or Jean Hopper 750 9142 #290
SPECTACULAR RIVER VIEW
across Chocowlnlty Bay. Enjoy this cottage with sandy beach, 135' pier and boathouse at Moore's Beach $58,900 Call Beverly Queen, Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500, home 757 0634,
COLDWELL BANKER W. G. BLOUNT AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS
756 3000 or 355 6330
ALL SQUARE FEET are Not Created Equal! How about 3070 of them. Which Include 5 bedrooms, 2' j baths, living with fireplace, family with fireplace, dinette, formal dining, plus all extras Call Stan Cherry #198
PLEASANT RIDGE wooded lot on Hwy 11. Call Stan Cherry. 10 acre Hwy, 102, $25,000 46 acres land off Hwy. 43. Excellent subdivision site Call Stan Cherry
COUNTRY ELEGANCE awaits you In this 3 bedroom charmer featuring downstairs bedroom with private bath Mid $80's Call Bob Rains #186.
LET'S MAKE A DEAL Seller ready and willing to consider any reasonable offer on new 3 bedroom, three bath home 70's. Call Betsy Ray #144,
Bill Blount, Gri/Crs
Kenneth Fisher........
David Rogers.....
Evelyn Steward.......
Bob Rains..........
Graydon Tripp..........
Bob Michaud.........
Don Joyner George Sutphen, GRI
Stan Cherry............
Bill Woodard
Betsy Ray...........
AlJoyner..............
...756 7911 ,757 1392 756-0974 ...355 6977 .355 2394 ,756 4422 .752 6769 .756-8668 .756 3372 .758-0168 ...756-4996 .757 3034 . . .355 5654
TERRIFIC BUY! 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, brick ranch, fireplace with insert, detached wired storage building, fenced backyard, heat pump $47,500. University Realty 355-5866 or Glenn Mize 758-4584 #288
THREE R'S Reduced, ready and 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 756-3500 or 355-6661.
UNBELIEVABLE-2 bedrooms, 1 bath, screened porch with concrete floor and detached garage Exterior-stone, on nice lot In subdivision. Owners moving-priced in 20's. University Realty 355 5866 Or Gall Johnston 355-7984. #237.
COLDWELLBANKER W.G, BLOUNT AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS
756 3000 or 355 6330
SELLERS ALREADY MOVED
from rustic 2 story log home in settled area. Wooded tot. Spacious floor plan. Low 80's. Call Betsy Ray #163.
AYDEN-always a good buy for the money. Wonderful starter horn with generous space All appliances stay-even washer and dryer. 50's Call Betsy Ray #190.
GORGEOUS new home in popular neighborhood features 2 car
garage, potentially 4 bedrooms. Huge greatroom. $96,000. Call Betsy Ray #133.
SEVERAL HOMESITES avail able for new construction in Brittany Ridge, Windsor and Clevewood. Call Betsy Ray.
Bill Blount, Gri/Crs 756-7911
Kenneth Fisher.............757 1392
leward............355 6977
David Rogers................756 0974
Evelyn Steward............355 6977
Bob Rains.................355 2394
Graydon Tripp.............756-4422
Bob Michaud................752-6769
Don Joyner .........756 8668
George Sutphen, GRI 756 3372
Stan Cherry.................758-0168
Bill Woodard.................756 4996
Betsy Ray ............757 3034
Al Joyner ..............355 5654
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REALTOR
756-1322
1516 Greenville Blvd.
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QUIET 8. PEACEFUL Nice home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, eat in kitchen and living room. Located in lovely rural area Priced in the 40's Also has .88 acres with stable that adjoins property that can be purchased. Contact Ben Singleton, CEN TURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 355 3439
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RANCH STYLE house on Stan tonsburg Road. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, fenced in backyard, tasteful decor, close to hospital. University Realty 355-5866 or W. Bradley Gray 752-3699. #267 REAL ESTATE INVESTOR wishes to purchase single family homes and duplexes In the university area. Call David at 919-929-8942 collect
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REDUCED $3,500 ! 5 bedroom traditional In convenient and exclusive Forest Hills. This home reflects the finest in craft smanship and is in a park-like setting. You won't squeeze the children In the 9 large rooms, in eluding formal areas, sunny den, snd large rec room. Reduced to $122,500 To see, Call Nan cy Dudley, Aldridge 8. Southerland, 756-3500, days, or 756-5596, evenings.
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REDUCED SPACIOUS HOME:
In nice area of Griffon. This lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, brick ranch Is located on a large wooded lot. It features a living room/dlning room combination, eat-in kitchen, family room with fireplace, and a large screened in porch. For more information call Alls Irwin atCENTRUY2l, JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES 355 7800 or 355-7744. $49,900
New HomeSuXhoice Locations
NORTH RIVER ESTATES. 3 bedroom, brick home attractively decorated and ready to move into. Call today for your personal showing. High $40's.
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 a joy to own. lOO's.
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Heat pump Central heat and air conditioning Rear patio Masonite siding or brick veneer Landscaped and wooded with beautiful pines Conveniently located Quiet neighborhood Affordably priced in the 40*8.
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 SSOs.
The Evans Company
Of Gieenvile. Inc.
Builders, Developers, Realtors
SHERATON PLACE. Well established neighborhood m 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.
752-2814
Jack Gordon, Broker 355-5494
Winnie Evans, Broker 752-4224
200 W. Tenth
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Handyman Special on large corner lot. This home features three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining room, and den. Below 20,000, Listing Agent Faye Stewart.
Lovely country home that is convenient to the city. Features three bedrooms, I/i baths, in an excellent neighborhood and located on a huge lot. Listing Agent: Mary Catherine Spikes.
Beautiful brick home that could be a perfect starter Home as three bedrooms, living room with fireplace, carpet over hardwood floors, and huge utility room. Listing Agent: Roger Davenport
Super Sterter-This three bedrooms, 1% baths in well established neighborhood features hardwood floors and new roof Listing Agent: Faye Stewart.
University Condo-All furniture conveys with this two bedroom, 1% bath condo, A lease purchase is possible Listing Agent: Mary Catherine Spikes.
Over thirty acres cleared land.
Great for commercial or subdivision. North of Griffon.
Listing Agent: Roger Davenport.
Mac Harris, General Manager 355-6078 jan Cox........................ 830-5311
Lib Harris......................752-1729
Mary Catherine Spikes............758-5467
Julian Vainwright,
Property Manager................756-5818
Elizabeth Modlin ON CALL 753-3967
Ros Davenport.................524-5632 "age'......355-6652
Faye Stewart....................753-2080
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207 S. BAYWOOD, WESTHAVEN
HANDSOMELY DECORATED best decribes this lovely Williamsburg home. 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Master bedrcxjm downstairs has large bath with sky light and large dressing area. 2 bedrooms, plus bonus' room upstairs. Eat-In kitchen, formal dining room and family room. Only $109.500. Call Shirley Little, 756-7543. Hostess: Shirley Little #807.
NEW LISTING
TWIN OAKS TOWNHOME, excatlant location, ease of maintenance, low utilities. 2 bedroom, 1V2 baths. $42,000. Call Marty Cooper, 830-1173. #813,
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LIKE A BOOK-You cannot tell a beautiful story from its cover and the same is true about this home. Nice eat-in kitchen with built-in china closet Comfortable living room. 2 bedrooms, IVi baths, laundry room, 18x20 toot screen back porch, front porch, large work shop that Is wired, plumbed and air conditioned Between Greenville and Washington, $32,500. #801 Call Sylvia Horswood, 757-0452.
NICE AND COZY HOME for young couple or single Located just outside city limits. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, living room and eat-in kitchen. Priced at only $40,900. Call Shirley Little at 756-7543 for your appointment #785.
QUAIL RIDGE-This 2 bedroom. Vh bath town-house is offered at only $53,500. Seller pays $1,000 In closing costs for buyer. The greatroom-dining room has a nice cozy fireplace Call Kathy Webster, 355-5712 #806
SUPER BUY! Enjoy this great family home situated on a large beautifully landscaped lot with fruit trees and privacy fence plus covered patio. Other features include eat-m kitchen with center island. 3 bedroom, a new roof, fresh paint and Winterville School District. Listed In mid 50' by Rita Quinn 756-1640 #796
SPACE A PLENTY describes the living area of this wall maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch Offers large kitchen and breakfast area, separate dining area and unique walk around fireplace In greatroom. Backyard adjoin acreage for privacy. Priced In the 50t. Listed by Jeff Boswell, 752-9487 #806
JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS-You must see this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located In prestigious Westhaven This home features a living room, dining room combination with an eat-ln kitchen and attached family room, Also has new carpet throughout and new floor covering In the kitchen All this for $62.500, #800, Call Ann Bass, 355-6966
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COUNTRY ESCAPE on almost two acres of land Come see the custom home with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large tamlly room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen and formal dining room Excellent country location All tor low 70f. Brian Jones, 758-1775. #710
BRITTANY RIDGE This new home Is a must to see Features Include 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, greatroom with fireplace and a garage All for $89,500. Call Ann Bass today at 365-6966 #798
QUIET ELEGANCE-Unlque tri-level home Gourmet kitchen and lovely den which features walnut beams and skylights. Also offers 3 bedrooms and 2 full tiled baths on upper level, Lower level with one bedroom and rec room could be made into separate apartment. This lovely home sits on 3.75 acres of wooded property and features horse bern and pasture Hurry on this one Cell Gaye Waldrop, 756-6242 #793 $160.000.
The Neighborhood Professionals eee
Brian Jones............758-1775
Kathy Webster..........355-5712
Ann Bass. ............355-6966
Gaye Waldrop.ON CALL.756-6242
Rita Quin..............756-1640
Shirley Little...........756-7543
Jeff Boswell............752-9487
Sylvia Horswood........757*0452
Rufus Keel.............756-6282
Marty Cooper...........830-1173
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ROOMY, READY & REASON ABLE! Don't miss this 2400 square feet brick 2 story In Club Pines. Any family will appreciate the large bedrooms, hugh greatroom and spacious family kitchen. Priced to sell at *114,900. Call today Susan Likosar at Aldridge & Southerland 756-3500 or home 756-7984.
COLDWELL BANKER W.G. BLOUNT AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS
756 3000 or 355-6330
CAROLINA COUNTRY LIVING
Is here over 2000 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms country living, detached garage. Call Stan Cherry #148.
YOUR LUCKY DAY! For only *55,900, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1100 sq. ft. country living. Call Stan Cherry #182.
quality you can AFFORD!
Only blocks from downtown, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, dining room, storage buildino, chain link fence in backyard, call Stan Cherry #176.
CASH IN ON THIS BARGAIN: owner says sell now! 1475 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms, Vh baths, carport. W^nterville area. Call Stan Cherry#154.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY:
assumable loan, duplex. Wnterville area, good rental history, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Call Stbn Cherry #185.
Bill Blount, Grl/Crs ...
Kenneth Fisher..........
David Rogers.............
Evelyn Steward.........
Beb Rains..................
Graydon Tripp
Bob Michaud..............
Don Joyner................
George Sutphen, GRI.
Stan Cherry...............
Bill Woodard.............
Betsy Ray..................
AlJoyner...................
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RENT WITH OPTION! *1,000 down and portion of rent applies towards purchase. Call Darrell at Hignite Realtors, 757-1969.
RIVER SUNSETS ... This new 1400-1- square foot home on a canal has beautiful view of Pungo River. Quality construe tion. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths offers cathedral ceilings. Watch the boats sail by from your front porch. $75,000. For details call Beverly Queen, Aldridge 8, Southerland 756-3500; home 757-0634.
ROLLING MEADOWS/OfferIng smart value. $57,950. Congenial ranch with nice features. Just constructed. Quiet street, heat pump, carpeting, 'Great' room, thermal glass, deck, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Fireplace, Westminster Built Home. Nice family area. New washer/dryer and refrigerator included for the month of December. Duff us Re alty, Inc, 756 5395,
ROLLING MEADOWS/Speclal Touches. $59,950. Super-sharp ranch boasts energy efficiency. Under construction. Quiet street, great family area, heat pump, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Fireplace, garage, Westminster Built, HOW Warranty. New washer/ dryer and refrigerator included for the month of December. Duf fus Realty, Inc. 756-5395. ROLLINWOOD: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, screened porch, washer/dryer, microwave, refrigerator and self cleaning oven, heated jacuzzi. *67,000. Call CENTURY 21 Tipton & Associates, 355 7002.
WOODRIDGE. Be among the ly new home (c
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first to see this lovely new hoi in this conveniently located new neighborhood. Features include 3 bedrooms, 2'/! baths, greatroom, dining room, and kitchen with bay-windowed breakfast area. A great house and a great buy at $79,500 To see, call Nancy Dudley, Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500, days, or 756 5596, nights.
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UNIVERSITY AREA. Ranch style home, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, fireplace, hardwood floors under carpet. New roof. University Realty 355-5866 or W. Bradley Gray 752 3699. #283.
COLDWELLBANKER W. G. BLOUNT AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS
756 3000 or 355 6330
AIN'T SHE SWEET? Darling 3 bedroom home, perfect for cou pie, single or young family. Priced to sell at $71,300. Good neighborhood. Call Betsy Ray #151.
AAH! LOVE THAT PRIVACY,
1485 square feet of warmth and charm on wooded cul de-sac lot. $73,000. Call Betsy Ray #178.
ASSUMABLE LOW RATE FHA
loan on 1 year old home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, huge lot. Seller ready to move. Call for details Listing agent Betsy Ray. #178.
AN ELEGANT Masterpiece, this home in Grayleigh is adorn ed with amenities too numerous to cover In an ad Call tor details and your personal showing. Incredibly reasonable price. Call Betsy Ray. #150.
LIKE TO WALK OR JOG? This 4 bedroom home is located in beautiful sprawling neighbor hood perfect for every need. Great for kids *90's. Call Betsy Ray. #104.
Bill Blount, Gri/Crs. ..
Kenneth Fisher..........
David Rogers.............
Evelyn Steward.........
Bob Rams..................
Graydon Tripp...........
Bob Michaud.............
Don Joyner...............
George Sutphen, GRI.
Stan Cherry...............
Bill Woodard.............
Betsy Ray.................
Al Joyner..................
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UNIVERSITY CONDO'S: A real "Cream Puff", 2 bedroom, IVj bath condo convenient to the University area. Offered at *32,500. Contact Rod Tugwell at CENTURY 21 Tipton 8, Associates, 355-7002 or 355-7224.
UNIVERSITY AREA: One look and you'll be enchanted by this two bedroom charmer! Recently redecorated and updated! This cottage features spacious rooms throughout and a large detached garage/workshop. Mint condition! Owners have lavished plenty of TLC! Only *49,900. Call Janet Bowser, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES. 355-7800/756 8580.
WESTHAVEN VII: New con struction, super floor plan, 4 bedrooms, 2Vj bath brick traditional. All formal areas, den with fireplace. Garage. *141,000. Call for more details, CEN TURY 21 Tipton 8, Associates, 355-7002.
WILLIAMSBURG CHARM and
detail near Evanswood In Wintergreen school district. Features master downstairs bedroom, upstairs includes 2 bedrooms and playroom or 3 bedrooms. Beautiful greatroom with fireplace, large dining room, garage. All for *107,500. Call Beverly Queen, Aldridge 8, Southerland 756 3500; home 757 0634.
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WINDY RIDGE: Primo de Primo of townhouse, 3 bedrooms, 2'/j baths. The best around. Warm yourself in front of the brick fireplace Call Jim Burhans at ErwinIRealty 355 7878 or 355-5887 home.
COLDWELL BANKER W.G. BLOUNT AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS
756 3000 or 355 6330
HOI HO! HO! Lake Glenwood over 1600 sq. ft for only *71,500 3 bedroom, 1'/j baths, one car garage, located on quiet cul de sac. call Stan Cherry. #173,
EYE PLEASERS, purse Teaser! Over 1870 sq. ft. Two story Williamsburg, new construction, wooded lot. Call for your private showing, Stan Cherry, #158.
SMART? SUCCESSFUL? Then why stay in that small house you are in now! Come to Clevewood lot 92 and preview this 3 bedroom, 2'/i bath, 2 story home only *99,500. Call Stan Cherry. #169
PUT YOUR HOUSING DOLLAR to work for You! Just under 1900 sq ft. brick two story home can be yours. Quiet neigh borhood, wooded lot, 3 bedroom we could go on and on. So come on down and see Stan Cherry Now! #189
GROWING PAINS? Why be
cramped? Four spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, all formal areas brick extra, prestigious neighborhood New Construction. Call Stan Cherry. #137
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Bill Blount, Gri/Crs..
Kenneth Fisher........
David Rogers. Evelyn Ste\
Bob Rams.
Evelyn Steward
WINTERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 bedroom, 2 baths, 1485 sq. ft. on a corner lot in Weathington Heights Assume FHA loan. Call 756 9726.
$3,000 CASH and you may quali fy for this 3 bedroom brick ranch with fireplace, move in condi tion. Rumbley Realty 355 2042, Bill Fell 244 2913.
Graydon Tripp...........
Bob Michaud.............
Don Joyner...............
George Sutphen, GRI.
Stan Cherry..............
Bill Woodard.............
Betsy Ray.................
Al Joyner..................
.756-7911 .757-1392 756 0974 ,355 6977 355 2394 . 756 4422 ..752 6769 .756 8668 ,.756 3372 .758-0168 .756-4996 ,757 3034 355 5654
3 BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, one year old. Camelot Sub-division. 756 1260.
3 BEDROOM BRICK; corner lot. Forest Acres, Griffon, NC. Large basement/garage, 2 baths, kitchen with wall oven, surface unit, garbage disposal, dining or den with fireplace. Heat and air, carpeted. 2,288 total square feet. Paved drive around house, $75,000. Phone 524 4147 or 524 4003.
148 Investment Property
A TOWNHOUSE DUPLEX and
a house, both rented, positive cash flow. For details call 355 7074.
APARTMENTS FOR SALE
Contact F L. Garner/Broker 757 1445,
N. MYRTLE BEACH: 2
bedroom, 2 bath condo. Ex cellent rental history $109,900. Contact Annette Parker Butler, at Century 21 Tipton 8, Associates 355-7002 or 355-7009.
N. MYRTLE BEACH: 2
bedrooms, 2 bath condo, ocean front, excellent rental history, $79,900. Contact Annette Parker Butler, 355 7002 or nights 355-7009
REDUCED HANDYMAN SPECIAL Duplex in Ayden, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath per unit. #128 University Realty 355 5866 or Judv Sadowski 523-5960.
UNIVERSITY AREA:
Quadruple# convenient to the University area Fully rented *115,000, Contact Rod Tugwell, CENTURY 21 Tipton 8, Associates, 355 7002 or 355 7224
2 BEDROOM Townhouse, 1^ bath, fenced in patio, 1000 sq. ft. Located off Hooker Rd Has a No Qualifying Assumable Loan. Has good tennant with 9 months left on existing lease No real tors please. 757-1111 or 355 2309
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ISO Land For Sale
152 Lots For Sale-
RIVER PROPERTY, over 500 feet on the river. 3.2 acres, perk ed, ready to go. Secluded. Beautiful. Call Morco anytime, 752-5019, 758 3887.
BUILDING NOW In tranquil { Bradley Estates. Winterville i School District. Wooded lots , Restrictive covenants apply Listing Broker, Richard Allen The Real Estate Center, 355-6666 or 756-4553.
10.7 ACRES for sale or lease. 740'+ frontage on 264 East 630'+ frontage on Farmville East Thoroughfare, Zoned business/industrial. Owner will build to suit tennant. The Real Estate Center, 355 6666
CHERRY OAKS Williams Street, wooded. Call 513 298 7340 collect
LAKE FRONT LOTS now avail able in Greenville Scenic lots with beautiful hardwood trees are available on a limited basis Undoubfably the prettiest set ting in Greenville, these lots won't last long Prices starting In the $30's. Do yourself a favor and call Janet Bowser with CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES at 355-7800 or 756 8580.
13.3 ACRES-Owner financing. Attout 1 mile northeast of Bur roughs Wellcome. Call Carl at Darden Realty, 758 1983; nights/weekends 355-6558.
2.19 ACRES located between Greenville and Kinston. Great secluded wooded lot University Realty 355-5866 or Charlie Forbes 756-7157.
29 ACRES Owner may finance Close to the hospital Call Carl tor details Darden Realty, 758 1983; nights/weekends 355-6558
LOT AT PAMLICO Plantation; Lovely wooded lot tor *25,000 Cqll CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES for more information, 355 7800.
LOT FOR SALE HOLLY RIDGE Subdivision Restricted. 756 8935after 6 p m.
4.25 ACRES 722.43' road tron tage. 3 miles from hospital. SR 1202. 753 3656.
6 ACRES off Statonsburg Hwy Cheap! Call Morco anytime 752 5019 or 758 3887,
LOT IN RIVER HILLS in new section Cali 355-3796
71 ACRES IDEAL for develop ment. Frontage on Allen Road Water and sewer near by . $8,500 per acre. Terms available Listing Broker, Richard Allen. The Real Estate Center, 355 6666 or 756 4553.
MOBILE HOME LOT with well and septic system, 1.6 acres, road frontage located in coun try Call Bill Fell 244 2913, Rumbley Realty 355-2042,
NEW SUBDIVISION In country, water and sewer, large lots '-j acre plus Will,build to suit your needs Call Bill Fell 244 2913, Rumbley Realty 355 2042.
MOVING AWAY? Make the trip lighter by selling those unneeded Items with a fast action Classified ad. Call 752-6166.
PRIVATE LOTS east of Green ville, 2','3 to 5 acres. Available in new area with 1500 souare foot minimum. Owner financing available Heavily wooded and contoured with hills. Priced be tween *12,500 and *20,000. Call Jule White, Clark-Branch, 355 2000 or 756 6886,
152 Lots For Sale
LARGE BEAUTIFULLY WOODED Residential lot Just minutes from Greenville Priced to sell at $13,000 Call Mavis Butts Realty, 355-7653.
152 Lots For Sale
PUNGO RIVER Waterfront lots elhaven in Pantego coun e beautiful wooded lots nust to see. Price range
,5,000 *21,000. Call CEN
TURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES for more informa Iday. 355 7800. Hurry!
RESIDENTIAL LOTS in coun try with water and sewer under *4,000. Call Bill Fell 244 2913, Rumbley Realty 355 2042
SPRING MEADOW PARK in
Vanceboro under *4,000 Call Bill Fell 244 2913, Rumbley Re alty 355 2042. _
STOKES LOT Plenty of trees 150x200. Community water Lot on Highway. University Realty 355 5866 or W Bradley Gray 752 3699,
TWO ACRE LOT, 288' road tron tage, $2,000 down, *170 monthly, Wintervllle. 1 729 0381.
waterfront lot in Holly Ridge. 5.6 acres Large boat house with deck, water, electric ity. Deep well, many ornamen tals, drainage system. 756 5346,
1 OR 2 ACRES Tracts near Ayden Griffon High School. Call
746 2764._
.9 ACRE, perk test approved Call 756-0130.
153 Loans & Mortgages
BEING FORECLOSED ON?
Don't let your mortgage holder clean you out! We will evaluate your situation in 48 hours or less It your house qualifies, we will pay you cash for your house and save your credit Write B.H.,PO Box 8072, Greenville, NC 27834,
?iive confidential details and elephone number.
ERWIN REALTY
--'We're Out Selling Greenville"-
3219 Landmark Street 355-7878_
NEW LISTING
FANTASTIC 3 bedroom home ecently remodeled. Beautiful kitchen and lots of extras including a 12 x 20 wired heated and air conditioned workshop. Low $50s. Listing Agent: Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
CHERRY OAKS Beautiful home unique floor plan Potential for 2nd floor expan
sion. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
f 1
formal areas, greatroom with
Y - ~ f
fireplace insert and ceiling
fan. Listing Agent; Jim
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Burhans,
IF YOU WOULD enjoy a home located in a cul-de-sac with lots of trees and a private backyard, then you've found it!! This is an extremely well-built extra Insulated 5 bedroom with 2/z baths, a kitchen with handmade cabinetry, a built-in microwave, $30 a yard carpet, 2 piece molding, hardwood floors in foyer and dining room, detached garage and more.
LEASE on OPTION to buy!! Huge master bed room, 2 full ceramic tile baths, stairwell open to 2nd floor, living room with vaulted ceiling and fireplace, 2 more bedrooms upstairs and even an unfinished room to grow in to. Brand new and ready to move in.
BRAND NEW and beautiful. .3 bedroom, 2'/2 bath home with large eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, living room with fireplace. Winterville School district.
CONGRATULATIONS' SANDRA WALSTON
#1 IN SALES FOR NOVEMBER
Christi Horton Office Manager
On
Call
Today
Sandra Walston 830-0078
Carolyn Erwin 355-6016
Jim Burhans 355-5887
Nell Moseley 830-5281
OPEN HOUSE 2-4 PM 1 Baywood Drive
Alice Moore Realty
201 Plaza Drive, Suite C, Greenville, NC 27858
355-6712 Anytime
PRICE REDUCTION
THIS CUSTOM BUILT, 4 hodroom, 2'. balh home features skyliqhts. whirlpool tub and over 2,600 heated square h-et incl much morn' $129,900.
COMPLETE with appliances including washer, dryer relriqerator and window treatments, this one story townhome is available immediately Ihree bedrooms, 2 baths living room, dming room, large eat in kitchen and Florida room, all tor only $65,900.
FEATURED PROPERTIES
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Rental houses in Higq:. neiqh-horhooti Priced economically m the $20's. Good rental history
LOCATED ON THE quietest i.treel in Club Pines, this 3 bedroom 2 hath home has a sunken family room with largo fimplarc. plus living room, dining room and deck with private bar.ky,lid Rediir i*d to $87,000 LYNNDALE ,ind all it has to o'fer c.tn he yours at ,i most al fordable pnce I his lovely home with four bedrooms and a ge.tt location is avail,rhle lor $118.000
THIS OLDER HOME n.e. up to date Style lhal never ehanges I 0(.;i|ed >'n a huge lot it has 4 tiedroorns. 2 lire pi.I. es .mil m.iny m.iny extras It's large kitrhen and h.Mutiful den ,m triit ,i h*w ol the re.isuns you will love this Horne $195.000
A LARGE CORNER mi .mil ,i good Im 'lion in OakninnI will liisl .iilr.K I veil te the home II lias .CtiOO square teel 3 t)e,|r,.m.. ,ind ,' b.ilie, With .10 .ill.ieimd .ip.irtmeni fur ex p.ue i.m .mil llexdiilitv in livmq style $104.000.
LOCATED IN GRIETON S f n-est Acres this home has a Invr'ly setlinq ,im1 m.my possiliililies It has i hedrooms ,eul n h.llhs ,md Ihe fUiht ptu e $65.000
TOWNHOUSES
A DREAM HOUSE in Windermere! This unique house with It's park like seftmq will truly peak your inleresi It has 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, greatroom and lovely kitchen and formal dminq room combination $124,900,
EXCELLENT BUY only $51,000, this co/y 3 bedroom I'.' balh house includes lireplace, large lenced in yard and is well maintained 10 bool' Owner is anxious'
THIS HOME IN lovely Forest Acres, Gnflon features a pn vale wooded lot. Irosh painl, new rool and has berm dras tically reduced to $48,000. Call tor your personal showing This IS an excellent buy'
THIS COLONIAL Stylo home is perfect for the active family leaturinq 4 bedrooms and 3'.' baths with eat in kitchen and den On lor entertainmg. it claims lormal rooms, ex Ira large kitc.hen and a nice flowing tratlic pattern 01 feted at $265.000.
THIS NEW HOME features boaufiful woodwork quality de siqn formal areas and many other special fealun s It is pru.ed at $136.900 in popul.tr Weslhavnn VII
THIS HOME IS CHARMING, liveable and le,hurt's l.irge fire place, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths screened porch and a special neighborhood Wesinaven $110,000.
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Homes From *89,900 to *111,900
Homesites from $24,000
Microwave
Masonry Fireplaces
10 Year Warranty
Crown Molding
Deluxe Baths
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10V4% Financing Available*
'Seller peya diacount points and must close by December 23, 1987
Model f)pE^n Daily 10 am - fi pm Sunday 1 - h pm
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Typical Financing Example: Sales Price $89,900. Down Payment $9,000. Monthly Payment $724 95 Principal and Interest, plus tax and Insurance 30 year loan. $80,900 Loan Amount. APR 10.91%
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C-28 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13.1987
153 Loans & Mortgages
DEAR HOMEOWNER,
Good News! I con possibly help you to save Thousands of Dollars on your home mortgage loan. You may also be able to consolidate all those unpaid bills that you are now making high interest payments on And/Or get that additional money you need to make some household improvements All this and still make monthly payments lower than you are now making. No Broker Fee Sound good Let's talk! But call now-Time is money! Call (919)342 0426 or I 800 422-1519 day or night. Ask tor J.D. 828 8679
$$$$$$$
NEED HOLIDAY CASH?
For those extra things that always come up at this time ot year call Arlene or Sharon at Credlthritt We answer with money . 355 3666_
155 Resort Property _For Sale_
Tn FORMATION ON ACREAGE, lots, houses, con dos; Intracoastal Waterway, oceantront or golf course. Brunswick Island Properties, Rt 2. Box 52 A, Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28459 (919) 579-8761.
157
Townhouses For Sale
157
Townhouses For Sale
MUST SELL! *2200 Down! Assume 8',*!% Loan Payments of *360 PITI. 2 bedrooms, IW baths, Shenandoah Village Must qualify. 756 5926.
REDUCED BY OWNER,
*59,900 A lovely townhouse in Quail Ridge, great room with adjoining dining room, features beautifully mirrored wall with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, I'n baths, master bedroom with dressing area plus separate utility room. Private patio with storage house. Enjoy pool and tennis court 756-3063
THREE BEDROOM townhouse in Sheraton Village. Com plimented with large sized rooms, walk-in closets, separate laundry room, pantry in kitchen, and fireplace End unit, which assures more privacy All this plus non qualifying loan assumption! Priced at only *56,000 Contact Janet Bowser, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER S, ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756-8580
A FANTASTIC BUY, so hurry! Just reduced to *39,900 is this like new Williamsburg Manor townhouse. It has a spacious floor plan, oversized bedrooms, and is located In a private setting. Will consider a lease-op-tion. Contact Janet Bowser, CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756 8580
BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDR00M 2</Z bath townhouse located in nice area Lovely decor & 2 bay win dows make this unit special. Must see to appreciate Priced to sell at *63,500. Call Mable Savage at CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355-7800 or 756 3098
EXCELLENCE AT ITS BEST!
This immaculate townhome provides you with everything you could want: neutral decor, baywindow in family room with a glowing fireplace, chair rail in dining room, convenient kitchen with lots of cabinets, and an assumable loan with payments less than *355 a month. Mid 40's. Contact Jamie Brown, CEN TURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 752 2690
GORGEOUS TOWNHOUSE at
Moss Creek Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhouse generates a sense of spaciousness and warmth with its cathedral ceiling and fireplace in living room Master suite includes double vanity dressing area with large walk-in closet & over sized marble whirlpool tub, as well as a skylight. Priced to sell at *89,900. Call Mable Savage at CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8, ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756 3098.
LARGE 3 BEDROOM flat. Hick's unit Quail Ridge. 2000 square feet, beautifully deco rated, large patio. Assumable loan to qualified buyer. Mid *90's. Call after 6 p.m. 355-6262
LEXINGTON SQUARE, unit 31, sales model available now. 2 bedrooms, I'.'i baths. Excep tional buy. Call collect 847 4086
MOSS CREEK TOWNHOUSES:
Luxurious townhouses around Lake Ellsworth. Five different floor plans...most with unfinished 3rd floors. Prices start at *58,900 for two bedrooms. Two and three bedroom styles available Call Janet Bowser. CEN TURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756 8580
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 weekends! The below market loan assumption makes it easy on your pockets! See Janet Bowser and start enjoying fall today! CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER & ASSOCIATES, 355 7800 or 756 8580.
2 BEDROOM Townhouse, I'z bath, fenced in patio, 1000 sq tt Located off Hooker RoadT'Has a No Qualifying Assumable Loan No realtors please. 757-1111 or 355 2309.
161
Apartments For Rent
A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO live 1 and 2 bedroom apartments ap proximately I mile trom hospi tal. 1 year lease, no pets Washer/dryer hook ups, water and sewer provided Call 756 1454, 9:00-5:00, 355 7005 after
STUDENT HOUSING
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! For all apartments listed below Sign one year lease from now until 1/1/88 and receive one month's rent FREE!
CAPTAINS QUARTERS.
Spacious 1 bedroom apartments near ECU. Dishwasher, stove and refrigerator. Water and sewer included, washer hook up.
LANGSTON PARK. Two bedroom apartments available. All appliances, washer/dryer hook ups. Water, sewer, and basic cable included. Five blocks from ECU. REASON ABLE RENT!
PIRATES LANDING. Tired of sharing a room in the dorm? Come see our private furnished rooms. Utillfies included. Share bathroom and kitchen area Laundry on site. We offer semester leases! C lose to E C UI
REGENCY HOUSE. Corner of 5th and Reade Two bedroom spacious apartments. Laundry room on site. Hot water and sewer Included. Walk across street to-campus.
RIVER OAK. One bedroom effi ciency. Stove and refrigerator. 206 North Summit Street. Seven blocks from campus. Hot water and sewer included. Laundry room on site AFFORDABLE!
CEDAR COURT. Two bedroom townhouse available January 1 '/2 battfs. all appliances, private patio
REMCO EAST INC. (919) 758-6061
Ask for Patti
161
Apartments For Rent
ALMOST NEW 2 bedroom, I'i bath, townhouse. Super quiet! Central location. Lots of appli anees and extras. Sorry no children or pets. *365. 756-7480.
ATTENTION STUDENTS, 2
bedroom, nice area. Walk, ride bike or ECU bus to campus. College View Apartments *220 J.L Harris and Sons, Inc. Real tors, 200 W, 10th Street. 758-4711,
ATTRACTIVE DUPLEX near Simpson on 3/4 acre lot. Must see! 752 4200Or 756 1889,
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 14 I
block from campus. Efficiency apartments for rent. Call 756 6336, leave message on an swering machine
HOUSING FOR THE PROFESSIONAL
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! For all
apartments listed below: Sign one year lease from now until 1/1/88 and receive one month's rent FREE!
BROOKHILL. Two bedroom townhomes available, llq baths, all energy efficient appliances, outside storage with enclosed patios. Pool and tennis court ac cess Shenandoah area Winter ville school district.
TWIN OAKS. Three bedroom townhomes available. 2'! baths, all appliances, outside storage, private patio. Close to schools and shopping.
WILLOUGHBY PARK. Two
bedroom apartments available January. NEWLY BUILT! Two full baths, all modern appIT anees, fireplace, ceiling fan, washer/dryer hook ups. Beautiful color schemes. Upstairs units have cathedfal ceilings. Professional area. Water, sewer, and basic cable included. Short fern lease available.
WILLOUGHBY PARK. Three bedroom apartments available. Designer style flat, with two full baths, ceiling fan, cathedral ceiling, washer/dryer hook ups, and fireplace. Water, sewer, and basic cable included. Short term lease available.
WEST HILLS. Two bedroom flats available. Two full baths, all appliances, washer/dryer hook ups, outside storage. Pets. Close to hospital,
31 ROLLINWOOD. Three bedroom clusterhome available NOW! Cathedral ceiling, fireplace, all appliances including built in microwave oven, disposal, washer/dryer hook ups. All window treatments included. Attic storage Six month lease available.
8 QUAIL RIDGE. Three bedroom luxury townhome, V'i baths, fireplace, all appliances, washer/dryer hook ups, attic storage and many extras! Six month lease available Pool, tennis court, and clubhouse.
WINDY RIDGE. Three bedroom townhome available January. All appliances, trash compactar, 2'/j baths, outside storage with enclosed patio Will rent to mature students
302B ALICE DRIVE. Two
bedroom duplex available January. 1';^ baths, all energy efficient appliances, outside storage. Shenendoah area Af fordable!
t06B SHILOH DRIVE. Two bedroom tounhome available January. 1',^ baths, all appli anees, and outside storage. Reasonable rent!
REMCO EAST JC.
(919) 758-6061
Ask for JoAnn
Youre invited to drop in and preview our new model 200-53 Rollins Drive
Sun., Dec. 6th from 2-5 p.m.
Refreshments Sales Consultant Available
1,500 square feet of comfortable, beautifully decorated home. Spiral staircase, jacuzzi, private courtyard. large balcony loft. All appliances furnished including microwave. High $70s. 8V2% financing rate available for qualified buyers. Located just beyond Carolina East Mall. Highway 264 entrance.
Phone 355-2000 or 756-4511 afternoons or 756-1997 nights
161
Apartments For Rent
A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO LIVE ALL NEW*
AND READY TO RENT*
UNIVERSITY
APARTMENTS
Located Near ECU Near Major Shopping Centers Across From Highway Patrol Station
Limited Offer *275 a month Contact J .T. or Tommy Williams 756-7815
AZALEAGARDENS*
CLEAN AND QUIET one bedroom furnished apartments, energy efficient, free water and sewer, optional washers, dryers, cable TV. Couples or singles on I y. *195 a month. 6 month lease. MOBILE HOME RENTALS Couples or singles Apartments and mobile homes in Azalea Gardens near Brook Valley Country Club.
Contact J .T. or Tommy Williams 756 7815
A CHEAP! 2 bedroom house *100 or 2 bedroom duplex *210 752 1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.
AQUIET PLACE! Williamsburg Manor 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE Nice decor, extra storage. No pets. 355-6562 after 6p.m.
161
Apartments For Rent
AVAILABLE NOW, modern 2 bedroom apartments. 919522 5685 after 6:00 p. m AVAILABLE NOW. Im
maculate, 2 bedrooms, water furnished, *275 per month. No pets, 757-1626
AVAILABLE JANUARY Brand new 1 bedroom apartment, 4 miles west of hospital on Stan tonsburg Road Call 752 5862 after 8 p.m.
BEAUTIFUL energy efficient, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Washer/dryer hook ups, *245-*285, no pets. 758 6006.
-BROOKSIDE
APARTMENTS
One bedroom, fully carpeted, cable available, washer/dryer hook ups, water furnished. *230 per month. 752 4295 CANNON COURT. 2 bedrooms, 1'^ baths, available now, month to month, *375. Blanche Forbes Realty, 756 2121
Cherry
:ious 2 bedro
Court
Spacious 2 bedroom townhouse with l'/2 baths. Also 1 bedroom apartments available. All are carpeted, with modern kitchen appliances including compactor and dishwasher. Central heat and air. Free basic cable TV. water and sewer Washer.'dryer hook-ups plus laundry room, pool, sauna, tennis court, club house. 752-1557
161
Apartments For Rent
CLOSE TO ECU 3 bedroom duplex Central air and heat, hardwood doors, fresh paint. *305. 756 7480
CYPRESS GARDENS
1 and 2 bedroom apartments 355 6803-anytime
DO YOU NEED A PLACE to
live? Then we've got a place for you!' Spacious 2 bedroom, 2'i bath duplex In quiet surround ing, convenient to mall and hos pital. Reasonable rent pay ments. It interested call ERWIN REALTY 355 7878 or Carolyn Erwin 355 6016.
DON'T WAIT! I bedroom utilities paid *205/2 bedroom *225 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.
EASTBROOK AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS
One, two and three bedroom apartments, featuring cable TV, modern appliances, clean laun dry facilities, swimming pools, fully carpeted.
Office: 204 Eastbrook Drive
752-5100
161
Apartments For Rent
DUPLEX FOR RENT near hos pital. 2 bedroom, great room, fireplace. Available December 1 *340 per month. 758 5702.
FARMVILLE 2 bedroom apartments, refrigerator, stove, patio, cable ready, very clean and nice *250 a month. 753 4750
FURNISHED! 1 bedroom *200 or 1 bedroom *260 utilities paid 752 1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee
GREENAAILLRUN
'APARTAAENTS
(CLEAN&QUIET)
Corner of 11th and Lawrence. Spacious garden 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Fully carpeted, excellent condition, private patios, pool and laundry tacili ties, water/sewer, basic cable and drapes included. 24 hours maintenance and on site management. One block from ECU. Call anytime 758-2628.
GreeneWay
Large 2 bedroom garden apart ments, all with 7 closets, carpeting, kitchen appliances including dishwasher, central heat and air. Free basic cable TV, water and sewer. Laundry rooms, spacious grounds, playground and pool, abundant parking Pets allowed. Adjacent to Greenville Country Club. (*295).756 6869.
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Apartments For Rent
FAIRLANE FARMS APARTAAENTS
1,2&3BEDR00AAS
With Fireplace 8. Ceiling Fans *95 Security Deposit *6 & 12 Month Leases Washer/Dryer Connections Pets Conditional Two Full Baths In two & three bedrooms. *New apartments available
MONDAY FRIDAY 9:30-5:30 SATURDAY 12-4 SUNDAY 1-4 1510 Bridle Circle 355-2198
Located off Hooker Road on Horseshoe Drive.
E qual Housing Opportunity
IMMACULATE Large one bedroom, washer/dryer hook ups. water furnished, no pets. *235 per month. 757-1626^_
AAEDICALOAKS
Apartments... Nearly Brand New..2 bedrooms..Walking Distance to Hospital. Washer Dryer Hook ups. Outside Storage. Fully Carpeted, Super Insulated...No pets. Deposit and year's lease-Call Davis Realty 752 3000 or 756-2904 or 355 2574 or 752 9072.
NEAR ECU! I bedroom *235 new building/2 bedroom *275 752-1375 HOAAELOCATORS Fee.
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Apartments For Rent
DECEMBER RENT FREE 2
bedrooms available immediate ly. Sub lease until April 1. *95 deposit, *401 per month. I574E Fairlane Farms. Call 756-0118 or 355 2198 ask about Sub lease.
NEW TWO BEDROOM
townhouse, extras throughout. Professional area near Hilton Inn. Ready now Rent starts January 1. This is your best value 355-6562after6:00p.m.
NEWl BEDROOM apartments Washer/dryer, cable TV, carpet, electric heat, air condi tioning, appliances. 756 3342.
NEW 2 BEDROOM townhouse, carpeted, washer/dryer hookup, range, refrigerator, dishwasher, I'/j baths, 209B East 14th Street. *325.752 8915.
NICE QUIET duplex. Appli anees. Hookups. Near mall and hospital, 756 2671 or 758 9100
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 9-5:30, Monday Friday, 1212 Redbanks Road,
756-4151
Homes You Aspire To Own...
And You Can!
Special Note To First Time Buyers - You May Qualify For 8.6% Fixed Rate Financing Or Valuable Mortgage Tax Credits On Many Of Our Homes Through North Carolina Housing Finance Agency. See Us For Details.
Take Advantage Of Great Financing And Outstanding Selection.
If you haven't already discovered the affordable Villas at Treetops, then maybe you should ask your friends. The list of special features is impressive consisting ot a greatroom with fireplace, ceiling fans, full appliance package including washer & dryer, patio or deck and modern energy efficient construction...and your new home is set in natural wooded surroundings just a short stroll from the swimming pool and tennis court. Your friends already live at Treetops so you better hurry...because homes priced at $46,500 sell fast and we only have a few left! Builder pays up to 2Va points.__^_ ___
TREETOPS TOWNHOMES
All new Treetops Townhomes will be ready soon! Spacious two bedrooms designs with private baths and walk-in closets; custom crafted greatrooms with over-sized windows, ceiling fans and cozy fireplaces; fully appiianced kitchens and generous private patios are some of the standard features in a Treetops Townhome. Set in a wooded background, this is a prestigious community to call home. $59,900 to $66,900. Builder pays up to 2V2 points and $1,000 closing costs.
Treetops SINGLE
FAMILY HOMES
All these new homes deliver the space and comfort of individual homes, but offer the convenience of townhome living...a nominal community service fee provides for lawn care and long term maintenance of your home. Theyre perfect for the busy professional or people who dont want the bother of yard work or tedious exterior maintenance. Sell your lawn mower and extension ladder and join us at Treetops. Builder pays up to 2 points.
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802 Persimmon Place *76,900
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1503 Birch Place...........*77,9501
Bayview
Townes
Waterfront Townhomes on the
PAMLICO RIVER Located off N.C. 92 East of Bath.
Designed for year-round enjoyment, Bayview Townes is the best buy on the river! Just a short drive from Greenville...visit us today.
$$$$AVE With Increijible Off Season Prices Now Only $66,900!
TREETOPS & THE GATES MODELS OPEN
Sunday 2-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 2-5 p.m.
Saturday 9-12 Other Hours By Appointment
Located off Evans Street Extension, South of Greenville
EASTWOOD 219 KENT ROAD
IfSfll Hip'
Under construction on a nice wooded lot. Two story traditional offers 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths, greatroom with fireplace plus a study or den.
*88,200
TREETOPS
NEW LISTING TREETOPS
TUCKER ESTATES
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LIKE NEW townhouse Generous greatroom with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 2Vz baihs, dining room, fully equipped kitchen. Top notch wooded setting, convenient parking, short stroll to pool and tennis center $63,900.
A TERRIFIC BUY in popular Tucker Estates is now even better. The owner says SELL and has reduced the price and will pay $1,uuu closing cosis. wise buyers will recognize this investment opportunity $98,900,
IMMACULATE Inside and out! Three bedrooms, 2 baths, formal areas and cozy den with fireplace plus large deck for outdoor enjoyment Recently updated with a new roof and heatpump. Its a great find In this popular neighborhood $79,500.
OFFICE 752-0025
TREETOPS/GATES SALES OFFICE 35.5-5370
Ball
&Lane
Rudy Kuenzi
Home 756-7324
Janet Frutiger
Home 756-9239
Ht*al Esiiiu* Sales And I)ev(i()|mu*nt
2301 Lxecutive Park Circle, Greenville, NC 27834, (919)752-0025
Richard Lane
Home 752-8819
David Heniford
Home 758-0180
Dick Kinley
Home 757-06^
Apartments For Rent
NE AND TWO bedroom partments for rent. Smith In-jrance and Realty, 752-2754
jE AND TWO BEDROOM
partments for rent immedlate-752-3311.
;nE bedroom, 201 N. Voodlawn. Heat, hot and cold vater, sewer included. $250. 56-0545, 758-0635.
jNE BEDROOM APARTMENT
vailable. Wintergreen Apart Tients. Winterville. Rent based in income. 756-1860 Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 4:30 30. EHO. FmHA.
)NE FURNISHED 3 room partment, 756 0174or 752 7212.
,Ingle or mature couple, 2
ledroom, air conditioned, water ind sewer furnished. Near col ege.S270. Call Joe af 752 3937
STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS
pacious 1,2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments $200 Security Deposit Required CABLE TV.TENNISCOURTS.POOL Convenient to Shopping and ECU
Office hours 9a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday
Callus 24 hours a day at
756-4800
STUDENTS-2 bedroom apartment, Cindy Court. Heat/water furnished, no pets. 2 people per apartment. $295 per month Call 756-3563 after 4.
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Apartments For Rent
KINGS ROW APARTMENTS
One and two bedroom unfur nished apartments Fully equipped kitcnen, pool, 2 basketball courts, basic cable TV. 24 hour emergency maintenance. On site management and on site laundry. Now leasing.
Office hours 9 -5:30, Monday -Friday. Located behind Western Steer and Hardee's on East 10th Street.
752-3519.
LOVE TREES?
Experience the unique in apartment living with nature outside your door.
COURTNEY SQUARE APARTAAENTS
Quality construction, fireplaces, heaf pumps (heating costs 50 percent less than comparable units), dishwasher, washer-dryer hook-ups, cable TV, wall-to-wall carpet, thermopane windows, extra insulation.
wOtfice Open 9-5 Weekdays
9-5 Saturday 1-5 Sunday
Merry Lane Oft Arlington Blvd.
756-5067
NEAR HOSPITAL Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2'/i bath townhouse. $340 per month. 758-5621.
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KINGS ARMS
Large 1 bedroom apartments. Carpeted, modern kitchen ap pliances, heat pump tor energy efficient heating and cooling Laundry facilities. 1209 Charles Boulevard, Office Aparfment 104. Also Available Furnished Aparfmenfs.
752-8915
TOWN AND COUNTRY, land 2 bedroom aparfmenfs, 3 bedroom house, furnished rooms. 524-3180.
TWO BEDROOM aparfmenf for rent. Hospital area. F. L. Garner/Broker 757-1445.
TWO BEDROOM aparfment to sublease for 6 months. Call 756-4151 9-5or 355 3766 anytime.
TWO BEDROOM, near Pitt Community College, water fur nished. $260.
ONE BEDROOM, Upstairs, Evans Street. $175.
TWO BEDRCiOM, duplex, air, carpet. Colonial Village. $250. J.L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors, 200 W. 10th Street. 758 4711
UNIVERSITY AREA Unique one bedroom apartment with deck, 2 year lease, no students, no pets. Call 758-1355.
UNIVERSITY Condominium. 2 bedroom, Vh bath townhouse. $300 per month. Cheyenne Court. I bedroom-S235 ana 2 bedroom $275. Verdant Street, oft Tenth Street, 2 bedroom, I'/j bath townhouse, $300 per month. Lease and deposit required. Duttus Realty, Inc. 756-2675.
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Apartments For Rent
TWO BEDROOM duplex on one acre lot at Frog Level. $275 $300. Call 756 4624 before 5 p.m. or 756 8076after 5p.m.
TWO BEDROOM apartment $300. 802, 804, 806 Willow Street. 756 0545 or 758 0635.
WEDGEWOODARMS
2 bedroom, 1 Vi bath townhouses. Excellent location. Carrier heat pumps. Whirlpool kitchen, washer dryer hookups, pool, tennis court. 355-6302.
WILSON ACRES APARTMENTS CLOSE TO CAMPUS
2 and 3 bedroom townhouses, 1 'h baths, fully carpeted, central heat and air, washer/dryer hook-ups, dishwasher, stove, retrigertor. Draperies included. Pool, sauna, tennis court, NO PETS, Call 752-0277.
WOOD'S EDGE
Brand new spacious two bedroom duplexes located in a quiet residential community in Heritage Village featuring: Greatroom with cathedral ceiling, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, washer ana dryer con nections, energy efficient, outside storage room, private enclosed patios.
756-4151
WOOOSIDE. Located oft lOth Street, turn left on River Bluff Road One bedroom partment for rent or Sub lease. Dishwasher. stove, and refrigerator. Assume lease through 8/17/88, or sign one year lease. Contact Remco East, Inc., 758 6061.
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Apartments For Rent
TWO BEDROOM townhouse, 1W baths, $310 per month. No pets. Call 756 3563after 4 p.m.
TWO BEDROOM duplex near ECU. $275 month. Call 752 8950.
TWO BEDROOM, newly retur bished. $235. Halifax and Paris Streets. Call 752-3875 evenings
TWO Bedroom! 2 bath $275 or 3 4 bedroom $300 walk to canru>us 752-1375 home LOCATORS Fm.
1 BEDROOM apartment, carpeted, kitchen appliances, central heat/ air, $210. 752-8915.
1 BEDROOM furnished or unfurnished apartment near University Short term lease avail able. No pets. Call 758 3781 or 756 0889._
1 BEDROOMI Carpeted $165 or loft apartment $265 very nice 752-1375 HOME LOCATORS Fee.
2 BEDROOM Apartments tor rent. $270 and $310. Call 758-1277 between 8 8.5.
2 BEDROOM DUPLEX apart ment. Rent 1-1-88, with central heat and air, stove and refrigerator. 1 year lease Located 3 blocks from college, just oft E. 5th Street at 415 Ash
Street, AAature, responsible applicants only. $275 per month. Phone 752 6176 or 752 8881 Mon day-Friday, 9-5.
2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE for
sub lease located Doctor's Park. December rent free. Deposit required. Call 757-3393.
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Apartments For Rent
WOOOSIDE. Located oft lOth Street, turn left on River Bluff Road. One bedroom partment for rent or Sub lease. Dishwasher, stove, and refrigerator. Assume lease through 7/14/88, or sign one year lease. Contact Remco East, Inc., 758 6061.
170 Condominiums For Rent
CONDO AT TREETOPS 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, microwave, washer/dryer, pool and tennis court privileges. Phone 355 6960.
QUAIL RIDGE CONDO, 3
bedrooms, $550. CENTURY 21 BASS REALTY,756 6666.
UNIVERSITY Condominium2 bedrooms, l'/2 baths. Stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, cable TV, pool. $280 756 5346.
173 Houses For Rent
A FENCED YARD! 2 bedroom $360 or 3 bedroom $395 ECU. 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee,
CONVENIENT LOCATION In
Hillsdale; 2 bedroom home, with appliances. 746 3532 or 247 5848.
COUNTRY HOUSE, 6 rooms, 1 bath, 6 miles West of Greenville at Bell Arthur. 1-524 5507.
3 BEDROOM duplex near ECU, appliances, hook-ups, storage, central heat and air. freshly
painted. $305.756-7480.
THREE BEDROOM house, apartments, and mobile homes tor rent. Call 830-1895.
THREE BEDROOM, 1 bath, large kitchen and den. central heat. Church Street, Bethel. Call 825 5661.
The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987 - C-29
173 Houses For Rent
COUNTRY SETTING: Three bedroom, 2 bath with all formal areas, located near Ayden/Grlt-ton High School, extra large lot, $600 per month. Contact Mable Savage at CENTRUY 21, JANET BOWSER 8. ASSOCIATES 355-7800 or 756 3098
FIVE ROOM HOUSE on 2 acres In country. $395 a month. Call University Realty 355-5866 or Jean Hopper 756-9142. #214.
HEY COUNTRYI 3 bedroom, shop $300/4 bedroom 3 bath $400 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee
HOUSE FOR RENT: 1800 Greenville Boulevard. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced-in backyard. Carport. Call 756 4907 $500 month.
HOUSE FOR RENT 2 or 3
bedrooms, 1 bath, living room, kitchen/dining combo, just painted inside, $285 per month. Call George at 355 6330 days.
REDUCEDI Luxury 3 bedroom $450 or 3 bedroom 2 bath $500. 752 1375HOMELOCATORS Fee,
THREE BEDROOM, 2 full baths, central heat and air, fireplace, spacious kitchen, range and dishwasher, washer/dryer hookups, carport, large yard. 5 minutes from medical area In Pineridge. It's new on the market and neat as a pin. J.L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors, 200 W. 10th Street. 758 4711. THREE BEDROOM house tor rent at 510 East 12th Street, Ex cellent location tor college stu dents. $450 per month. Call Don Edmonson, 355 2000or 756 7583
173 Houses For Rent
TWO BEDROOM two bath flat with loft, with over 1300 sguare feet, immaculate, fireplace, private patio. Located oft 264 Bypass in Rollinwood Available immediately. $525 per month. Lease term negotiable. Call Clark Branch Realtors, 355-2000.
TWO BEDROOM, large yard, Pennsylvania Ave., $250, J. L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors, 200 W. 10th Street. 758-4711.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE near University, 758 4333 days, 756-5077 after 6:00 and weekends.
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, I bath, downtown Bethel. Call 825 5661.
UNIQUE AND PRIVATE tor
single or couple, 1 or 2 bedrooms edge of town. $325 per month. 757 1626.
$100 MONTHLY! 2 bedroom house/3 bedroom $190. Kids, pel. 752 1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee
3 BEDROOM Newly renovated house on 2 acre lot, 12 miles South of Greeville $250 per month plus damage deposit. References required. 753 3324.
3 BEDROOM. I bath, carpet, central heat, air conditioning, outside storage, $395 a month plus deposit 756 8666 or even ings 757 1695
3 BEDROOMS l'/2 bath in Ed wards Acres. Fireplace, garage. $425 per month. Stantonsburg Road-3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hari wood floors $350 per month. Lease and security deposit required Duttus Realty, Inc. 756 2675.
173 Houses For Rent
3 BEDROOMS, I'/i bath, large yard Stoney Brook Sub-divi Sion, 10 minutes from hospital $450 plus deposit. 758 4884 or 791 5026 after 5 30.
804 WEST 4TH STREET 3
bedroosm, living room with
fireplace, dining room, breaxtast nook, central gas heat, near University/hospital, Public transit at door $300 per month plus utilities. 758-5858.
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Townhouses For Rent
AVAILABLE MID September at Brookhill, 3 bedrooms, 2'A baths, 1400 square feet, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, pool and tennis court. $500 per month. 1 years lease and deposit required. Call Clark Branch Realtors at 355 2000.
AVAILABLE NOW, 3 bedroom, fireplace, custom decorated, all kitchen appliances including microwave, 1450 square feet Call Jeannette Cox Agency, Inc 756 1322.
LEXINGTON SQUARE, near Greenville Athletic Club, 2 bedrooms, I'/j baths, air. Newly decorated. J.L. Harris and Sons, Inc. Realtors, 200 W. 10th Street. 758-4711.
LEXINGTON SQUARE, avail able now. 2 bedroom, 1V4 bath. Call collect 847 4086
2 BEDROOM IW bath ap pliances. dishwasher, microwave, many extras. Quiet area, ideal for professional. $365.756 7480Limited Time Only?Willoughby Park Quail Ridge Fox Chase8V2% Buy Down Fixed Rate Financing (Call For Details) OB 3 Months FREE Rent!
k-kirifififk-kCLARK-BRANCH, REALTORS355-2000
DUFFUS REALTY. INC.
MEMBEH
WORLD LEADER IN RELOCATION
PRICE-WISE FIX-IT UP
Live enjoyably in this 2 story City water. 3 bedrooms PLUS Near everything "High ceilings Fireplace, Possible 4th Bedroom. Chestnut St Priced at $21,500.
RATING A PLUS 1 Pleasant Ayden Home loaded with extras. French door, formal dining room, 2 bedrooms, corner lot, fencing, storm windows. PLUS "Near shopsPantry. Fireplace. Possible 3rd Bedroom or Study.' $33,500 SNUG LITTLE HAVEN Friendly Village Grove cottage with nice features. Tree-lined street, carpeting, corner lot, storm window, 2 bedrooms ALSO Near recreation Fireplace, Vinyl Siding A Splendid Home Buy. Priced at $36.500.
, BUY ONE OF THESE GREAT TOWNHOMES
Wonderful for couples, singles or retired or for your student. Two bedrooms, baths, living tourn, dining area, modern kitchen, patio, only $39.500.
CAROLINA HEIGHTS
I Enticing home radiating comty charm. Gas heat, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms ALSO Near bus-recreation Fireplace, A great starter home. See this One Nuw $39,900
Ueerfield'Ayden $49,900
CORDIAL & COMFY
Inviting ranch packeij with values. Rehabb-e(t. Central air, paddle fans, carpeting, family room, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, fencing. ALSO Pantry. Fireplace, Brick Exterior Call Now!
Rolling Meadows $58,950
DELIGHTFULLY COZY
Welcoming ranch boasting energy efficiency BRAND NEW. Quiet street, great family area, heat pump, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Fireplace, Gaiaye, Westminister Built, HOW Warranty. Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer Included
Couiitrv $75,000
FFFHING RFAL WARMTH
Enjoy the coziness Of this pleasant 2 story farmhouse. Restored, on a full acre. Central air, 'Great' room, den, eat in kitchen, 3 bedrooms/2 baths, live oak trees, deck. Fireplace in Kitchen Area, Brick Exterior,
PERKY BUNGALOW
Attractive Downtown Area home made for comty living Carpeting, (or-'mal dining room, 3 Bedroom/2baths. ALSO 'French doors Near all amenities Remodeled, Interior Painted, New Carpet, Fireplace. $39,900
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Delight in the convenience of this rewarding 2 story. Carpeting, eat-in kitchen. 2 bedrooms/IVi baths, thermal glass, easy-care landscaping. A Must To See, We Invite you to Compare! Price cut, make an offer! '$41,900'
FRONTING ON THE CANAL
Leechville beach house that's been well-maintained Canal/river views. Carpeting, screened porch, modern kitchen, 2 bedroom Boathouse Your vacation home is here, 43,500
LIKEABLE RESIDENCE Regency House Condos residence with winning ways Rehabbed Central air, kitchen appliances included, 2 bedroom PLUS 'Near shops-bus. Located Across the Street From The University ,$43,500*
CATERS TO FAMILY LIFE Enticing Simpson Area ranch packed with values Space for expansion, modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, easy-care landscaping, storm windows. Farmers Home Approved. An Excellent Value. Priced at $42,900.
PERT RANCH
Enticing Sweetbriar home loaded with extras Eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms, deck, space for expansion. Brick Exterior. At this Price Call Now! Priced at $43.900.
ADVANTAGEOUS PRICE CUT!
Enjoy the coziness ol this hospitable Ayden ranch. First owner. Great family area, central air, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms/2 baths, paiio, storm windows Large Utility Room $44.900.
FOR EQUITY VALUES
Home tor budget buyer A sole owner. Heal pump, city water, 2 bedrooms PLUS Neai schools- shops Ground Floor E Unit Completely Furnished fcxtepi Linens $45.000
NICE FEATURES Attractive Regency House Condos residence with charming ways. Rehabbed Central air, kitchen appliances included, 2 bedrooms PLUS 'Near shops--bos. Furnished Across from the University $46,000 OWNER BENEFITS Brick facade heightens this University bungalow Great tamily area, hardwood floors, family room, extra large closets, eat in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, screened porch, storm windows city water Fireplace $49,900
PRICE REDUCTION PRIZEI
Spick & span Hardee Acres ranch thats convenient & cozy Great family area, central air, paddle fans, electric heat, carpeting, fencing, storm windows, 3 bedrooms/1 Vi baths Ideal for Savvy Buyer Priced at $48,900.
OFFERING TOP VALUE Deerfield-Ayden ranch with real appeal Rehabbed Central air, paddle tans, carpeting, family room, eat-in kitchen 3 bedrooms/1 Vr baths, fencing ALSO'Pantry Fireplace.Brick Exterior $49,900*
PRICE Hi UUCED/CAN'l LAST!
Brick ranch thats been superbly kept. Quiet street, great tamily area, tree-lined street, fireplace charm, central air, gas heat, hardwood floors, formal dining room, study. 3 bedrooms Don't miss this opportunity $52,000
QUICK-SALE: PRICE-CUT!
Hardee Acres ranch that boasts brick design Quiet street, great family area, central air, carpeting, Great' room, deck. 3 bedrooms/1 Vi baths Fireplace, Garage A First rate Home Value Priced at $53.000 INFORMAL LIVABILITY Kensington Park home with pleasing tiair Only one owner. Central air.
3 bedrooms/2 baths. PLUS Near shops bus Excellent One Story Floor Plan. A Must To Seel $53,900
FASTIDIOUS UPKEEP Rewarding Edwards Acres ranch with plus values Quiet street, great family area, central air, carpeting, 3 bedrooms/1 Vi baths Fireplace, House is Freshly Painted inside $54.500
WILLIAMSBURG HOME COZINESS Smart 2 story made lot comfy living Quiet street, central air, French Uoots . .tipeling 'Gioai looin, eat in kitchen, 3 bedroom/2'/i baths, tatio Fiiepiace. Pool and tennis Court Privilege w/horneowners Dues '$54 900
txgUISIIL UPKEEP Allraclive Country Place laiich ottering real warmth Fuat owner Quiet street, great family area heal pump, paddle Ians, carpeting, eat m kitchen, 3 Dedioom$/2 baths, thermal glass manicured lawn Fireplace '$56,000'
SOPHISTICATED
Rolling Meadows ranch packed with values New Quitt street, heal pump, carpeting, 'Great' room, thermal glass, deck, 3 bedrooms/2 baths Fireplace. Westminster Built Homa Nice Family Area. Refrigerator, Washer/Dryer Included $57,950 *
PRICE-CUT OPPORTUNITY Attractive pool enhances this Kingston Place brick home Single owner First Floor Unit Central air, carpeting, kitchen appliances in eluded, 2 bedrooms/2 baths Condominium Great for your student $58.000
SPECIAL TOUCHES
Inviting University 2 story Cape Cod promising happy days Paddle tans, study, woodburning stove, deck, city utilities, 2 bedrooms/iv baths Fireplace, Single Garage, Aluminum siding $58,500'
CASUAL APPEAL Energy efficiency enhances this tmd Under construction, ranch Quiet street, gieat family area heat pump carpeting, eal in kitchen 3 Dedrooms/2 baths Fireplace. Garage Wostminster Buili, HOW War ranty, Relrlgeralor. Washer/Oryer Included $58.950
FIRST HOME CHARM Clever buyer will delight in this RoHmwood Contemporary Central air, carpeting, Great' room, walk-in clusets modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms/ 2 baths, patio Fireplace. Lott Area, Private Courtyard Cluster Home $59.000
HANDLES FAMILY NEEDS
Welcoming Rolling Meadows ranch with energy ettlcmncy Brand new Quiet street great family area, heat pump, carpeting, eai m kitchen Firaplace, Garage. Westminitar Built HOW Warranty Relrigeraior, Washet/Dryer Included $59,950
COMFOHTABll CHARM Energy etticiency adds to inis congenial Rolling Meadows ranch Under construction Quiet street, greet lamiiy area, heat pump carpeting, 3 bedrooms/ 2 baths Fireplace Garage Westminster Built. HOW War ranty Retrigeratof. Washer/Dryer Included *$$9,950
BIGVAEUF HI DHL I I) PHIL E!
Attractive Rollinswood t' / story cedar Contemporary planned lor com tort WaiK-tn closets, bulll m microwave, main-level laundry, custom
blinds, greenhouse window, courtyard. Fireplace, Beautiful decor. '$61,000'
RANCH LIFESTYLE
Delight in the coziness of this cordial Rolling Meadows residence. New. Central air, carpeting, 'Great' room, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms/2 baths, thermal glass. Masonry Fireplace, E-300, Custom Oak Cabinets,
4 Ceiling Fans.' $61,000'
ANSWERS FAMILY NEEDS Coghill ranch with pleasing flair. Quiet street, great family area, hardwood floors, patio, storm windows, 3 bedrooms/2 baths. PLUS Near recreation. Fireplace w/Gas Logs, Nice Area Next to College Court. $61.500
NICE TOUCHES
Bright Arlington Plaza Ivy story Cape Cod with extra touches Central air, electric heat, carpeting, eat-in kitchen, 4 bedrooms/2 baths. PLUS Near shops-bus. Fireplace, Garage. A Great Value! Priced at $63,500 BEAUTIFUL PRICE!
Enjoy the extras in this ranch. Central air, hardwood floors, formal dining room, foyer, family room, eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms/2 baths, fencing, circular drive. Fireplace, Screened Porch, Double Carport. $64,900'
BIG VALUE: REDUCED PRICEI
Enticing Elmhurst 2 story Traditional with homey space. Great family area, cozy hearth, hardwood floors, formal dining room, den, study, many built-ins. Drastically reduced to sell at once. Possible Lease w/ option. $69,900
RANCH COMFORT
Generous kitchen brightens this find 2-car garage, central air, carpeting, family room, woodburning stove, truit trees, storm windows.
2 bedrooms/2 baths. Fireplace, Possible 3rd Bedroom $74.900' ENHANCES FAMILY LIVING Discover the charm of this lovely Englewood ranch Just one owner. Central air, gas heat hardwood floors, foyer, den. patio, 3 Dedrooms/2 baths Large Den with Fireplace & Living Room with Fireplace Reduced$74,900
RADIATING COMFY CHARM
Country 2 story tarmhouse with extra touches. Restorea on a lull acre Central air, 'Great' room, den. eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms/2 baths, live oak trees, deck Fireplace in kitchen Area, Brick Exterior $75,(XX)
PRICE SHARPLY REDUCEDI Live comfortably in this 2 story Contemporary. First-owner pride Natu ral woodwork, 'Great' room, formal dining room, foyer, den, muiti pur poM room, corner lot, patio. Four bedrooms. 2Vi baths Ayden/The Pines $75,000.
SPACE APPEAL
Discover the warmth of this congenial Camelot ranch Gieat family area, central air, hardwocxl floors, lormal dining room, foyer, den, eat in kitchen Fireplace. Very Nice Home With All Formal Areas *$77,900' SUPER-SHARP CONTEMPORTY Lake Ellsworth home providing catnadrai ceilings Impeccable upkeep, redwood Electronic door opener, cheery hearth, central air, cathedral ceilings. Great' room, sun room, thermal glass, 3 bedrooms/2 baths. '$78,000*
COMFORTABLE CHARM
Inviting Simpson-Millbrook S/D ranch loaded with extras. Under construction. Formal dining room, walk-in closets, new kitchen. 3 bedroom/2 baths thermal glass, corner lot. Greatroom with Masonary Fireplace. $79,900
BIG PRICE REDUCTION Find contentment In this Cherry Oaks Traditional ranch type First owner pride Great' room formal dining room, walk in closets. 3 bedrooms/2 baths Fireplace, Seller Will pay $2000 Points and/or Closing Cost $83.900
BIG VALUE: REDUCED PRICEI For sensibility see this congenial Canterbury 1 Vi story Williamsburg Newly built. Central air, carpeting. Great' room, lormal dining room, foyer, modern kitchen Fireplace, Worth Seeing, Worth Owning $87,500
ITS QUALITY SHOWS
Brittany Ridge 2 story Traditional for carefree living Brand new Great tamily area, central aif. Great' room, formal dining room, 3 Bedrooms/ 2Vi baths ALSO Deck Carpeiing Fireplaue Masonite Siding '$89.900
PLEASANT IHADiriONAL HOME
2 story with real personality Under construction cui de sac privacy Great family area, dual cooling, carpeting, Great' room, foyer Brick Fireplace Tilling Thermal Windows, Canterbury S/D $91,900
CEDAR CONTEMPORARY CHARM Rewarding 2 story ottering real comfort Heat pump, 'Great' room, thermal glass, patio. 2 bedrooms/3 baths ALSO "Near shops Fireplace, Lott Could Be Converted To 3rd Bedroom Evanswood, $94,900
PRICE SHARPLY REDUCEDI
Congenial Country 3 story Traditional packed with values 'Great' room, formal dining room, foyer eat in kitchen 4 bedtooms/2VS( oaths, bay windows, fencing Unllnlshed 3rd Floor Storage bunding $109,900' INVEST IN VALUE Attractive Westhaven ill 2 story Williamsburg ottering energy efilclen cy Great family area, central air, loimal dining room, foyer 4 be0rooms/2Vi baths Fireplace. Possible Lease with Option lo Buy $114,900'
ROOMY KITCHEN
Pleasant Falkland Hwy ranch with tamily values On a lull acre Central air, paddle tans, hardwood floors, tamily room Jenn Air range. 3 bedrooms/2baths, palio PLUS 'Pantry Fireplace Unusual Value Priced at $117,00
COMFORTABLE YET SUPERB
Sympalico ranch Central air, crown mouldings, formal dining room, eatin kitchen, 4 bedrooms/3 baths ALSO Quiet street 'Tamily room 'Screened porch '2-car garage 'Large trees. Prime Woodwork Throughout. Den w/Flreplace and Private View Easthaven, reduced $123.000
LONG TERM VALUES Splashy pool enhances this cheerful Country ranch On a full acre Greal family area, central alt. Great' room. 3 bedrooms/2 baths citrus trees Fireplace, Possible 4ih Bedroom or Siudy '1125,000' PROVIDES FOR EVERYONE Inviting Tucket Estates 2 story Traditional radiating comfy charm Just ona owner Carpeiing, Great' room formal dining room, loyer. 4 Oedrooma/2Vi baths, Fireplace, Walk up 3rd Floor Storage $131,900'
CAPTIVATING PRESTIGE HAVEN Speclacular showplace home Brick 2 story Contemporary deftly placed on 3 8 acres Central air beamed ceilings, crown mouldings. 5 bedrooms/3 baths Double Carport Dog Pen Four horse barn tack ,md hayroom '$135,000'
On Call This Weekend:
Catherine Creech, Realtor
Office Open 1*5 p.m. Sunday During Non-Office Hours, Please Call 355-6234
Lynndale $139.500
OF LASTING WORTH
Check the extras in this 2 story Williamsburg. First owner Great family aiea, crown mouldings, formal dining room, foyer, fencing, 4 bedroom/2V2 baths. Fireplace. Washer & Dryer Included. 1 year Homeowners Warranty.
Country exciten^ tioned with can' bedrooms/5 Vrate Maids Quar
TRADITIONAL HOME CORDIALLY
Discover me warmth ot this welcoming Westhaven VII residence. Under construction Heal pump, carpeting, 'Great' room, formal dining room Fireplace, Possible 4th Bedroom or Playroom, Unfinished 3rd Floor $139,000'
LONG-TERM VALUES Cordial Lynndale 2 story Williamsburg packed with values Single owner Great family area, crown mouldings, formal dining room, foyer, fencing Fireplace, Washer & Dryer Included 1 year Homeowners Warranty $139,500
STATELY TRADITIONAL HOME Distinctive prestige haven. New, 2 story. Cheerful hearth, central air. formal dining room, tamily room with wet bar, walk-in closets, 4 bedrooms/3VS baths PLUS Pantry Great family area First floor bedroom $149.500'
VIP SANCTUARY
Lynndale 2Vi story Williamsburg crown jewel Security system, crown mouldings, formal dinmg room, bookcased library, walk-tn closets, 4 bedrooms/3 baths, thermal glass Two Fireplaces Brick Exterior, $244 900*
SUPERLATIVE ESTATE
gyve wjy^p. brick 2 Story Colonial posi-FoiBa^ning room. Country kitchen, 6 e. barn, horse facilities Sepa-tures '$650.000*
CEDAR COURT INVESTMENT Seven Greal Condominums Each two bedrooms 1V5 baths, living room, dining area, modern Kitchen, patio Stoves, refrigerators, dishwasher All seven units tor $259,000.
GREENFIELD TERRACE A lot IS now available in Greenfield Terrace Just right for your naw home $7.000
GREENWOOD FOHESI LOT
A lot i:. available on the medical school side ot town in pretty Greenwood r.,iesi buy and Build $10,000
GILEAD SHORES Nice lot III inis tine area Use and right ot way to boat ramp and pier $11.500
HIGHWAY 903 NOHIH
Building lot with 130 ft frontage Good location tor your home 1000 square leet minimum $ 12,000
CANDLEWICK ESTATES Near the hospital and In this great subdivision This lot will ac comodate that new home that you want to build $12.950 SOUTH SIDl OF TAR RIVER Appioxiriiately 39 31 acres louaiud on the Tar River in Qrimesland Farmland both clear and wooded r-tas about 20 leel ot frontage along the river $120,000
LAND for DEVI IOPMI NT
Near the inaUiual district. Faiinldiid both cleat ana wooded. Forty-tive ,11-ros al $1*1 000 pel acre Greal tor residental devslooment756-5395
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C-30 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987
374
Townhouses For Rent
^HENANOOAH 2 bedroom, ath. Pets and children okay. >155 5612 or 7 2663.
Jhree bedroom townhouse jwlfh 2'/i baths at Collindale .Court. Call 758-5103.
WILDWOOD VILLA, 2 Tbedrooms, 1'/j baths, air, dish-j^asher, washer/dryer hookups, complete with basement. $350, J.L. Harris and Sons, Inc, Real ors, 200W 10th Street. 758 4711.
1 BEDROOM, 2 bath flat at Brenckenridge, 1100 square feet. ,No pets. $395 per month; lease j-aquired. Call 756-9070.
I BEDROOMS baths, laun dry hook-ups. Available January 1. $325 a month. Call CENTURY 21 JANET BOWSER 8, ASSOCIATES355-7800.
179 Mobile Homes For Rent
A FURNISHEDI 2 bedroom $165 or 3 bedroom $250 washer, dryer 752-1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee.
179 Mobile Homes For Rent
A NICE CLEAN 2 bedroom, washer/dryer, air, carpet Call 830-1142
A TWO BEDROOM 12 x 60,
located behind Hastings Ford. Call 355-7627.
BEHIND VENTER'S GRILL, 3
bedrooms, $l90-$200 per month. Clean. Call 756-4982.
DOUBLE WIDE, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, partially furnished, max imum 2 children, month to month, $275,
SINGLE WIDE, 2 bedrooms, partially turnished, maximum 2 children, month to month, $175. J.L, Harris and Sons, Inc. Real tors, 200 W. 10th Street, 758 4711,
MOBILE HOME tor rent. Clean, quiet park. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. Call 758 9126,830-5450evenings
NICE LARGE 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, private lot near Green vllle on Belvoir highway, $220 a month. 756-4156, night only.
TRAILER FOR RENT: prefer college students, 2 bedrooms, Evans Mobile Home Park. Close to college. 756 1441 or 1-735 9000.
179 Mobile Homes For Rent
TWO BEDROOM furnished, gas heat and stove. 1 mile west of Greenville. Call 756 7408.
TWO BEDROOM, furnished, limit one child. Call between 3:00-9:00 p.m., 756 2495.
TWO BEDROOM, 1 bath, cen tral heat, partially furnished, water free, no children, no pets Lease/deposit $160 Call 1-729 4241
TWO BEDROOM mobile home, private lot, prefer couple. Call 758 2885.
TWO BEDROOM mobile home for rent in Country Paradise Estates. 756-5228.
TWO BEDROOM, central heat, air conditioner, on large shady lot 2 miles from ECU. $155 per month, deposit required Call 478 3049.
TWO BEDROOM air conditioned, washer, Meadowbrook Sec tion. $170. After 5p.m. 756-3377.
TWO BEDROOM, turnished, washer/dryer, 5 miles south ot Greenville. Spain's Mobile Home Park, 746-2692.
179 Mobile Homes For Rent
TWO BEDROOM TRAILER for rent, $160 plus deposit. Call 752-1623 or 758-0779.
1 AN D 2 bedroom Mobi le homes, $130 and up. Also Mobile home lot for rent. No pets and no children. 758-0745.
12x60 2 bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, washer and dryer, good condition, semi-private lot, no children, no pets. 756 0801 after 5p.m.
2 and 3 BEDROOMS washer/ dryer, completely furnished. No pets. Call 756 0792.
2 BEDROOM MOBILE home on private lot. No pets. Call 752-7212 or 753 5072.
3 BEDROOMI $150 private lot or 3 bedroom double wide $275 752 1375 HOMELOCATORS Fee
180
Mobile Homes Lots For Rent
NICE SINGLE WIDE Or double wide spaces for rent. Call 756 5114 or 756-4015 anytime.
180 Mobile Homes Lots For Rent
HALF ACRE PRIVATE lot near Farmville, city water, available now, $65.00 per month. Call 753-7192 or 753 3663 and leave message.
NICE LOT in a clean, attactive park in Greenville. $65 a month. Days, 752-7148.
181
Office Space For Rent
COLONIAL HEIGHTS 180 sq.
ft., private, utilities furnished.
$85per month. 757-1626/752-4295.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING for
lease-2500 square feet, 107 Arlington Boulevard. Jack Ed wards, 758 2616 days; 756-5024 nights. _
EXECUTIVE OFFICES and
suites for rent on Commerce Street. Gaylord Builders, 756-5550.
OFFICES-OFFICES-OFFICES
Small-Large-Reasonable. Call Joe at 752-3937.
OFFICES OF VARIOUS sizes; call John D. Grier, 756-1076 or 758-0423.
181
Office Space For Rent
FOR SUB-LEASE; near courthouse. 752 6888.
NEW OFFICE SUITES for
lease. 1 suite with 4 offices, reception room, walk-in storage, coffee area and bathroom, 1,101 square feet. 1 suite with 3 offices, reception room, walk-in storage, coffee area and bathroom, 1,192 square feet. Call Ollle Harrington 8, Son Builders 752-5086.
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
500 square feet and 1000 square feet F^arliament Place. Call 758 4333days; 756-5077 pights.
SEVERAL OFFICE SUITES
and Individual rooms available. Including utilities. $7.50 per square foot. Downtown and Arlington Boulevard area. Call Clark Branch Realtors 355 2000.
SINGLE OFFICE, utilities in eluded, oood location, 1902 S. Charles Street, $100 per month. Call 355-0364.
THREE ROOM OFFICE suite. Janitorial and utilities included. Chapin-Little Building, 3106 S. Memorial Drive, 756-1234.
181
Office Space For Rent
OFFICE for rent, $145 per month, utilities included. Excellent location, 3101 South Evans Street at Greenville Boulevard. Call Leasing Professionals 355-2788.
(ONE) THREE office suite available in Williamsburg Commons Office Building. 323 Clifton Street lust off Arlington. Call Joe Moore 756-9882.
RETAIL OR OFFICE
20x55, $225 per month, _____
Street, Grlfton. Call Mike
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Phillips, 355-6110 days, 524-5371 nights.
185 Rooms For Rent
PIRATES LANDING
200 W. Eighth Street
Private furnished rooms for rent. Utilities Included. Share bath and kitchen. REMCO EAST, 758-6061.
ROOM WITH central heat and utilities for responsible male. $125a month. Call 756-3214.
192 Roommate Wanted
CHRISTIAN MALE to share 2 bedroom townhouse. 756-5008 or 752-2121, ext 426 before 4:30.
FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED reasonable rent.Call 946 6825 or 757-1251,
FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share 3 bedroom townhouse at Windy Ridge. $155 plus 1/3 utilities. 756-9491
FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share 2 bedroom townhouse, $162.50 per month plus V2 utilities and deposit. 756 3586 after 8:00 and weekends
MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED
Rent, $155. Contact after 7:00 p.m. 758-3150. _
ROOMMATE WANTED, fully furnished apartment, to move in January 1,752-5412._
RDOMMATE wanted, female, share 3 bedroom house, $150 a month, 1/3 utilities. 355-5034.
WHITE MALE WANTED TO SHARE 1986 14x70 mobile home on private lot with two homes. Central heat and air, washer/ dryer, large private room and bath, A rent and '/i utilities. Call 752-6971 and leave message.
192 Roommate Wanted
FEMALE NEEDS TWO female roommates for 3 bedroom, 1'/2 bath In Eastbrook Apartments Rent $120 plus '/i utilities. Avaii-able January 1. Prefer respon Sible non smoker. Call 758 2590.
MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED
Immedlafely for Spring Semester. 2 bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, fully furnished con dominium at Kingston Place Carpeted, air conditioned, dish washer, pool and club house $150 rent, $50 deposit, 'A utilities For more Infoririation call Leigh at 757-3311.
MALE ROOMMATE wanted $120 month, $120 deposit. </S utilities. Guy or Mark 752-2018.
194 Wanted To Buy
CAMPER SHELL For short bed full sizetruck. Call 756-1461.
WANT TO BUY pine and hard wood timber. Pamlico Timber Company, Inc. 756-8615, nights.
WANTED TO BUY pine hard wood timber, and land. 746-6466, after 5:00 746 3637.
WANTED: Ping-pong table In very good condition. 3/4 inch thickness. Call 758-2597.
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
GRIFTON
IN GRIFTON. This beautiful 2 story home located 2 blocks from Indian Trails Country Club, 4 bedroom, Vk baths, living room, dining room, large den with fireplace, large kitchen, brick floor, built-in microwave, dishwasher, range, garage. Two heat pumps, corner lot, 2642 square feet. $103,900. Call George Saleeby Insurance & Realty, 524-4191, nights 524-4088.
Open House Today 2-4 pm
Lot 12, South Miller Circle, Canterbury
Spacious brick Williamsburg, custom built with many extras. 3-4 bedrooms, master down with deck. Tons of storage and closets including 6 walk-ins. Solariums with skylights and much, much more. Winterville Schools and Seller will help with points/closing costs. 264 Bypass to Tar Road Extension to left on Chaucer to right on South Miller, Your hostess...Lory Johnston.
Open House Today 2-4 PM
Lot 14 A, Rolling Meadows
Affordably priced and quality built is what you will find in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home that offers greatroom with fireplace and formal dining, $62,500.00. Your hostess Joan Crane
New Listing Grifton
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Dawson Rd., $25,000.00. House has been updated recently Great investment for rental property New vinyl siding, new carpet, wallpaper and recently painted. Listing agent ..Corinne Whitehurst
Feature Home N. Myrtle Beach
2 bedrooms 2 bath condo, ocean front, excellent rental history $79,900,00. Listing agent Annette
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Spacious new homes at Scarborough with great standard features such as range, custom cabinets, 10 year homeowners Warranty Program, dishwasher, garage, and much more. If youre looking for a quality built home, a convenient location, and affordable monthly
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Developed and marketed by eastern North Carolinas homebuilder Morton Homes. Call 355-5786 for more information.
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LOT 343 LORAN CIRCLE CHERRY OAKS
CANNON COURT
ROLLINWOOD
$36,000-$54,000. These new condos are waiting for you to decorate. The builder pays your closing costs and offers 1, 2 and 3 bedroom floor plans. Payments are like rent and if you are a first time home buyer and qualify your payment could be reduced by $75.00 to $100.00. Great location off Evans Street Extension. Willoughby Park. Host: GeepJohnson.
$ 1 14,400-THIS NEW4
bedroom home will be completed soon for your growing family. Beautiful colonial styled 2 story with over 2,100 square feet, double car garage, dual heating system, thermapane windows, insulated doors, E-300 insulation and more. You can still select your own decor. For more details call or come by today. #114. Host: Vic Corey
LOW $40s? LOOKING for a
townhome. This home offers 2 bedrooms, IV2 baths, over 1,000 square feet of living space, all appliances, including washer and dryer and more. Seller will pay $1,000 in points or closing costs. Convenient to shopping and ECU. #177. Hostess: Connie Davidson.
LOW 60s - 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. Youll love the jacuzzi tub and private courtyard. Many options to choose from. Hostess: Mary Ward.
New Offerings
RIVER HILLS
5A ROSEWOOD
$86,500 COLONIAL style two story has room galore with over 1,700 square feet, 2V2 baths and plenty of deck and wood privacy. Just down Highway 33. Greenville schools without taxes. Very private. Its energy efficient and you select the carpet. Come take a look. #195. Call Clark-Branch, 355-2000.
$60,600 - THIS BEAUTIFUL home is less than one year old with over 1,300 square feet, spacious rear yard and deck. Greatroom with fireplace and economical heat pump. Features walk-in closets and priced below the market value. Available immediately. New school district off Firetower Road. #805. Call Clark-Branch, 355-2000.
$350,000-DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Everything youve 'heard about this exclusive area may be true and tteis executive Georgian style home ;is new and has all the extras. Baldwin brass accents, jacuzzi tub, double garage, 3 fireplaces, sunroom and office, mouldings in this spacious home built by Ollie Harrington. Privately located on 5 wooded acres. Custom built throughout. Call now for a private showing. Holy Ridge. #117.
$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, 2V2 baths, custom designed kitchen, double garage, plus a 16 x 20 wired workshop and many other extras such as Anderson windows, custom drapes and a microwave. Call today! Cherry Oaks. #181.
$ 1 86,000-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, walk-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.
$112,500-ALMOST NEW in
Club Pines. This beautiful two story is freshly painted, new screened porch, new storage and workshop. Brick walks, well decorated with large rooms. Nearly 1,800 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths and charm galore. Call today!
$179,500 - LYNNDALE TOWNES. Flat. 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!
$106,000. Beautiful brick ranch located in the popular neighborhood of Windsor. Custom built with many extras! Features large manicured lawn, double car carport with outside storage. Only 6 months old. Must see to appreciate. #163.
$ 1 6 9,5 00-THIS IMMACULATE ranch has many plus features to offer. 3 piece crown molding, wallpaper throughout, solar hot water and heating system, double 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, all 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. You'll be impressed.
$105,500- BE THE FIRST
to see this unique 3 bedroom ibome in Windsor. Downstairs features a private master suite, and an impressive greatroom and formal dining opening onto a screened porch. The design of the kitchen and utility room are )ust right for today's active family plus there is a double garage. 142-1 Windsor.
tral heat and air, fireplace (not to mention all the extras in decor). All this is on a wooded lot in the new school district. #111 See it now! Eastern Pines.
LOW $80s Trying to get in Windsor! Well heres your chance. On a half acre lot and excellent floor plan. Front porch and deck, breakfast room in the kitchen, 2 ceramic baths, crown moulding, large greatroom. Its under construction now! #956.
LOW $80s. Located in a well established neighborhood. This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home offers many amenities. Formal rooms with crown molding and chair rail, den with fireplace that opens onto a private patio, eat-in kitchen. Very nice decor throughout and in mint condition. Carport with lots of storage, large corner lot. #126.
$86,500. NEW OFFERING in wooded area. Convenient to shopping, with no city taxes. You can still select the decor. Rear deck with privacy, large greatroom with fireplace, walk-ins, galley style kitchen, nearly 1,650 square feet, 2V2 baths. Its sure to please. Priced under appraised value. River Hills.
backyard privacy and close to the tennis courts. 2^/2 baths and plenty of privacy with formal dining. See this one now! #135.
over 1300 square feet and plenty of closets. #129.
LOW $70s. Walk across the street to the pool and tennis courts from this 3 bedroom, 2 bath flat in Quail Ridge. Greatroom with fireplace and cathedral ceiling, formal dining, well equipped kitchen with new wallpaper. Corner lot with private patio. #968.
$65,000 YOU GET yesterdays price and room galore with 1,524 square feet. Builder pays $1,000 of your closing costs. Three bedrooms, 2^h baths, dining area, private patio. Similar units already priced higher. Come out today and see for yourself. Contemporary decor. Its new. Quail Ridge.
playground. Priced to sell quickly. Cali for your appointment today. Rollinwood.
$54,500-SHES 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.
The kitchen-dining features a breakfast bar and well designed cabinet space. An added bonus is the carport with storage and a pretty fenced backyard. Call Karen Rogers, 758-8618. #169.
LOW $70s-UNUSUAL 1V2
level home in Quail Ridge. Master bedroom downstairs, large kitchen with nook, living room or study plus greatroom with fireplace. It has 1,540 square feet. Available in October. Very clean with plenty of backyard and extra large patio. Call now! Seller will pay up to $2,500 in closing costs and points.
$63.500-LOST 6 FOX-CHASE- Over 1,250 square feet in this new home behind the Carolina East Mall new area. Deep backyard with deck; large kitchen with built-ins, fireplace and built beyond E-300 standards. Come out today and you select the decor. #984.
$54.500-GREENVILLES
most exciting new condominiums. Willoughby Park., 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 5 months old. Cathedral ceiling, all appliances, ceiling fan, vertical blinds, extra nice carpet and more. Seller will pay closing costs. Call now!
$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 corner lot, fenced-ln rear, garage and more #115.
HIGH $60S-GREAT LOCATION 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.
$61,900-QUAIL RIDGE.
Lovely townhome in Quail Ridge. Greatroom features fireplace with adjoining dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2V2 baths. One bedroom has built-in bookshelves and desk. Jenn-aire range, freshly painted with lovely decor, private patio with storage. #121.
Mid $50s. WELL MAINTAINED older home. This 50 year old home has vinyl siding, over 2,400 square feet, 2 full baths, large front porch and central air. #973.
$44.500-ATTENTION FIRST
time home buyer! This 2 bedroom, IV2 bath townhome, located 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. #898.
$104.500-THIS IS AN EVENT you will not waht tO miss. The bwtfltef*# arttwtton to
this a tf ti'ly till i qae home,.,orrtiy Ifooi pOfch, oversHsad greaiPbom, kftch-en/woffe Isiaild and pantry, double garage, unfinished gameroom, upstairs laundry area. #993. ^ .
$75.000-OLD. BUT MORE FUN. Escape the ordinary, only 15 minutes from Greenville. You'll enjoy living in ttiis og* mal partially restored ColQftlal home built in 1908 Over4,D0 square feet. 5 bedroome, 2 baths, formal areas, ddft, fireplaces, porches, carport* On two large lots 12 foot ceil-mgs and hardwood 'floors throughout. Excellent condition. Siding on outside. YouTf love it. #991
$68.900-THIS TRADITIONAL ranch is one of the Summerfields best plans and lowest priced. 3 good size bedrooms and large features sunken jL'yaulted ceilings jpithe greatroom. :5#0flder will pay ?6me on out and see ;fhis good buy! Summerfield.
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LOW $608-QUIET family neighborhood best describes this 3 l^tq<OT brick home. Fert^a aiaip sat-in kitchen art^l0^,rO6rtf Srtiere most tend to dongregate ^^gas heatSBtdOSntral air^ qjl pluses tqo,IBt^
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$ 1 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.
$101,500. DO YOU NEED 4
bedrooms and a doubtq garage? Call today about Ihis special home in Bnltatty Ridge Custom interior ..trim. 2V2 baths, separate laundry room, plus a future game room. Also you afe gomg to love the inviting back porch and the spacious corner lol-
$74 500. ATTRACTIVE
home Wonderful neighborhood. Good investment! Take a dioser look at this ranch stylec, home located m Came-lot. With many features for you to enjoy besides the ^ bedrooms. 2 baths, greatroom with fireplace, completely ienced-in backyard and the spacious double car garage With shop area Camelot.
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$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.
$91.500-QUAIL RIDGE
Super nice, well 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 onq badroom featuring floor Id ceiling bookshelves that oah be used as a den #995.
$74,000-ARBOR HILLS is
growing and offers the best location in new construction in the $70s. This house has. nearly 1,500 square feet E-300 and full ten year buyer protac tion plan available. Compiete this year and you select the decor. Call for more details, #139.
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1,200 square feet, E fireplace and fully appli 200' deep lot, woode^ just off the Stanto Road. #165.
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Anxious owners r Have reduced ho and will pay $1 costs. Dont miss immaculate thr brick ranch in Many extras! #864
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$59.900 PRICED below . market value! Owners need ^ sell! Brick ranch in a corwe-nient R#h9drhood with 1.664 . squats feet, formal areas, qoiner lot. Hit;^ air. Oniy"1^*
$54.000-DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Why rent? Move into this beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath Rollinwood home with oqiy $2,200 down payment. OKitniqr will pay all closing QO$t excluding points and j^Ripaids. Features a private qqtirtyard, appliances in-v,.|^ding microwave and "^rigerator, pool 2 years old. ;;;:i<i)wner has moved and is will-'i|hg to sacrifice. #933.
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ExcellOrtI 3 bedroom,
2Vz bath in Windy
Ridge. Newer unit toward back with treed patio. All appliances and more. Vacant and ready for immediate occupant cy. This one wont last Call now #990 VYifWy Ridg^
953jm-m FLETCHER. If you nttd to live'in me eity, but a quiet neighbor-
, don't miss seeing this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home m Twin Oaks. Over 1,200 square feet. It should fit your budget. #888.
40s - LEXINGTON SQUARE. 2 bedroom townhome available with lots of extras. Including ceiling fans, wallpaper, moulding, wood counter tops and a balcony off the master bedroom. If you are looking for a townhome you must see this one.
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$44.000-NEED EXTRA ROOM? Need a home over 1,300 square feet, 3 bedrooms and 1V2 baths, carport, central air and beautiful fenced In yard? Then this is it. Owner Is moving out of town and needs to sell. Located outside of Greenville in nice neighbor^ hood. 302 Allen Drive. #950.
$44.000-SHERATON VILLAGE. 2 bedroom townhome. Like new with lots of extras. Available immediately. Family room with fireplace, private patio and lots more. This one you must see.
LOW $40s - WESTHILLS. 2
bedroom townhomes with 2Vfj baths and 2 bedroom flats with 2 baths available. Great for an investor. These units are fully rented and near the hospital.
$1I8,800-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.
1115,500 NEW BRICK
Williamsburg home is located in Greenvilles 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, 2/; baths, plus a permanent stairway to a third floor attic with well over 400 square feel for your convenience You can choose your own colors and decor #170
$90s DO NOT MISS the Op
portunity to see this 3 bedroom custom designed home. Hardwood floors m the formal dining and the greatroom has an impressive cathedral ceiling. The kitchen is a dream with all the cabinets and built-in desk, plus a bay In the nook and spacious laundry room. This home could be your answer to a perfect Christmas. #138. Windsor, Dutchess Drive.
$70s. ONE ACHE and more. South of Greenville. This 1600 square foot, three bedroom homp features walk-in closets, a front porch, and a detached wired garage Call now!
LOW $90S-INVESTORS!
Triplex available on a wooded lot in a professional neighborhood. All have 2 bedrooms, 1/2 baths, private patios and under homeowners association. All units are fully rented with excellent rental history.
LOW $70s-A FLOOR PLAN
that can't 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.
$66,000-AMlMABLE 9>/i FHA LOAN..this beautiful 3 bedroom home is just waiting for some smart homeowner. Living room with cathedral ceiling, kitchen with refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, pantry, fireplace, 2 full baths, call today for your special showing of this new offering. #128. Rollinwood.
- PUT THIS home on your Christmas list! Santa will be impressed and so will you. Like new with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a large greatroom with fireplace. There is also a nice workshop and an assumable loan for veterans. Call Karen Rogers, 758-8618. #160.
$52,500-CAPE COD with over 1,600 square feet of living space. 4 bedrooms (2 up and 2 down), 2 baths, fenced yard, large paneled shop, aluminum siding for low maintenance. #912.
LOW $40s - HERITAGE VILLAGE. Two bedroom patio home with 2 full baths, carefree living and no homeowners dues. Seller will consider lease option. #960.
MID $60$-LIKE 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! Call now for an appointment. #123.
$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 corner lot, well located. 5 minutes from shopping. Priced to sell. Won't last long! #988.
$52,000-MINUTES FROM
Greenville. Attention first time home buyers! Call to see this brick ranch with large fenced in yard and patio. 3 bedrooms, IVj baths, heatpump, fireplace ajid a garage. Owner is moving out of state and needs to sell. #970. 258 Circle Drive.
LOW $40s - BEAUTIFUL 2
bedroom, 1 bath home. Available in Country Squire. This brick ranch is in excellent condition with central heat and air and a well landscaped yard. Perfect for the first time home buyer or someone with a small family.
Mid $80s. THIS HOME fills the order. Take out your list and check it out. Brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage, living room, dining room, family room, eat-in kitchen, mudroom, office, cen-
$7 0 900-QUAL!TY
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 move right In with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and a masonry fireplace #175. Camelot
Mid $60*8. 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.
$70.900-4 BEDROOMS in
Windy Ridge. It'S immaculate with built-ins and rose garden Over 1,900 square feet
$65.600 NEW CONSTRUCTION nearly completed in Rosewood. Located in popular Winterville school district. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large greatroom, fireplace and garage. Buy now and select your decor. This home offers
$59.500-COUNT THE EXTRAS! This lovely brick ranch has lots of space with over 1,600 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal areas, double car carport, outside storage building. Extra large corner lot. Central air. Priced to sell. #145.
$49.500-TWIN OAKS.
Perfect investment or starter home. 2 bedrooms, fireplace on a large corner lot with privacy fence. Fresh paint inside and out. Super buy. Seller pays $1,000 in closing costs. #889,
$42,900 - ATTENTION INVESTORS! Buy this great home with no outside maintenance, new heatpump, new carpet, new roof. This 3 bedroom, 1 bath home is in excellent condition with great rental potential. Nice neighborhood. Great for 1st time home buyer also. Call now.
$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
$48,500 BRICK RANCH
with new paint and wallpaper await your inspection. This home features 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, spacious kitchen/ dining combination plus a garage. Perfect home for first time buyers, Hardee Acres.
$40.900 - COUNTRY LIVING. Minutes from Greenville. 1344 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths with many extras. Double carport, wood heater, ceiling fans, alarm system. All on a large, immacuately landscaped lot. You must see this one today Call Janet Hoskins, 758-4467. #194
HIGH 40s GREENBRIAR.
The owners are offering a Christmas gift to buyers. An 8/j% new loan on this immaculate 3 bedroom ranch
$39.000 - NEAR AYDEN.
Three bedroom, brick ranch with 1 Vz baths and enclosed unheated garage Priced to sell. #996
Residential Lots Available 7,500-^28,500
rnansLO.
Ella McGowan 355-5439
John Moy, Jr. Kay Holloman 756 0604 757-1877
Don Edmonton 756-7583
Mary Ward 756 1997
Jule Whitp 756-6886
JanH Hosklni 758-4467
Karen Rogers 758-8618
Geep Johnson 756-1719
Pat Terry 355-6426
Steve McLawhorn 756-0365
Connir Davidioii 355-3186
Marie Davis 756-5402
Rhonda Bailey 756-8003
Vic Corey 355-6404
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C-32 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C
Sunday, December 13,1987Lot 18. WOODRIDGE 2-4 p.m.
Be among the tirsi lo see ihis loveiy new home in this convenieniiy located new neighborhood. Features include 3 spacious bedrooms, baihs. greatroom, dining room, and bay-windowed breakfast area. A great house and a great buy at $79,500. See it today! Hostess: Nancy Dudley, GRI Directions: Take Highway 11 past Pitt Community College. Turn right on State Road 1130 and follow the signs to Woodridge.130 Forest Acres Drive, MacGregor Downs, 2-4 p.m.
A CAREFREE AND RELAXED lifestyle can be yours in this cozy contemporary nestled on over 3 acres. Beautiful wood floors, cathedral ceiling, Florida room ar>d gourmet kitchen area a few of its special features. A spacious room above the detached garage is perfect tor office, studio, or guest quarters Priced at $135,000, come see it today! Your hostess: Susan Likosar.
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REWARD YOURSELF with the home you deserve. Beautiful Dutch Colonial featuring three bedrooms, 2V2 baths, like new. Hardwood floors in sunken den and formal dining room. Tastefully appointed. One visit and youll decide. Listing Agent: Anita Worthington, GRI.
SORLY STATED graciously is interpreted in this distinctive two story home! Hardwood foyer, formal dining room, kitchen complete with custom cabinetry, tiled counter top, center island cooking area, wet bar with glass cabinets plus a bay of windows by the breakfast area. A screened porch through French door expand the entertainment possibilities of the family room. The private zone of the second floor features an enormous master bedroom retreat and three secondary bedrooms, $144,800. Listing Agent: Anita Worthington, GRI.
5 BEDROOM TRADITIONAL in a lovely neighborhood. This home reflects the finest in craftsmanship and is situated in a park-like setting. The home features 9 large rooms, including all formal areas a sunny den. and a large recreation room. Reduced $3-500 to $122,500. Listing Broker; Nancy Dudley, GRI. .
EASTWOOD - 314 Lori Drive-Beautiful custom built home on a large corner lot features greatroom with fireplace, kitchen with breakfast area, formal dining room with hardwood floors, three spacious bedrooms, 2Vi baths, lots of closet space and many custom features. $95,900.
EASTWOOD - 296 Lori Drive-We highly recommend this loveiy new traditional. Located at the end of a quiet street in this popular and conveniently located neighborhood. Floor plan features 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, spacious living areas, lovely
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EASTWOOD 312 Lon Drive-Spacious three bedroom. 2V2 baths, home offers greatroom with fireplace, parquet foyer, huge kitchen with breakfast area, formal dining room, lots of storage space and a maintenance free exterior. $96,900.
THIS IS A GREAT new listing. i05 Templeton Drive. Eastwood. 1682 square teei ot heated area 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, large deck, carport, den with fireplace. Cenirai $69,500.
149.900-HACQREGOfl DOWNS. Exc*ptlonil custom bulH homo on noorly thro# wooiiod ocroo, loaturos thioo bodrooms, spoclout bothrooms, loeuxxi, groat room with cathodrol colling, study with bullt-ins, booutlful kHchon with all appUancos, huM utility room, 28 x18 workshop, doublo garago and many moro oxtras and custom loaturos. You roally must sao this homo to approclato tho qualHy, comfort and privacy that It offora.
195.000-BROOK VALLEY Exacutlva homo on THton Bormuda grass backing up lo tho goH eourso. 2 patios, lush landscaping, 4fS bodrooms, all formal aroas, doublo panslod garago, stono lirsplaco. many oxtra loaturos. Custom buHt homo only avoilaMo bscauso of tranalor.
145.000-STEP ONTO THIS PORCH and Into tho past. Ovorsos tho oxclting rootorod plantation and acroo only 20 minutas from Orosnvlllo. Entor trantvorss hallway wHh walnut stalr^ way. FIvo bodrooms, sight llroplscos, 13 loot coillngs and that only atarla to complsto tho piclurs. Awaiting approval to National Roglstor ol Historic Placas.
144,800-SOFTLY STATED QRACIOUSNESS la Intorprotod In this dlatliicllvo homo. Formal dining room and kitchon complots with custom caWnolry, comor Island cooking aroa, wot bar with glass cabinots plus a bay of windows by tho brsakfast aroa. A scrosnod porch through Fronch doors axpand tho ontortslnmont pooaibltltlos of tho family room. Soc-ond floor Isaturso an snormous mastsr bsdtoom rotroal and throo socondary bodrooms.
135.000-aRIFTON-COUNTRY CLUB aroa. Porfoct for ontsrtalnlng. 6 bodrooms, 3tk baths. All formal aroas, family room, first floor bsrkoom. Hardwood floors and doublo garago.
135.000-130 FOREST ACRES DRIVE. This unlquo contomporary, nostlod on ovor 3 acras in McGrogor Downs, ollors tho snfoymont of solltudo from tho authontlc Florida room, tho warmth of a roaring firs In tho striking living room, plus tho luxury of a gourmot kitchon. Tho dotochod garago boaato a finlahad room abooo wMch is Moal as olflco, studio, orguastquartors.
129.900-DRIVE A LITTLE savo a lot! Hugo contomporary In Qrtfton on doublo woodsd iol In boautHul Forsst Acras. All formal aroas, S bodrooms, 3W baths, 2 dons wHh masslvo firoplocos, 2 offlcas, doublo garago.
122.500-FPREST HILLS Evory dotall of this lovoly traditional homo bospoaks of quality. This homo offors lirsplacos in tho living and family rooms, a briglit and sunny don, S bodrooms, 3 baths., jnd so much mors.
117.000-NEW CONSTRUCTION in Tuckor Estatos. Hugo mastsr suHo down stairs and 2 largo bodrooms and bath upstairs. Custom loaturos Includs crown molding, cfialmlL custom cabinots, built in microwavs, coNo# makor and can oponor. Er#)y tho llroptaco and csIF Ing Ian In tho groat room and bay window In tho largo oat In kHchon. Buy now and chooso your own colors.
118.500-CHERRY OAKS. Throo bodroom brick tradHlonal homo foaturos spacious IMng room with llroplaco, lormal dining room, kHchon wHh broakfast aroa, dsn, throo lull baths and a nico 16'X16" workshop.
115.000-REWARD yoursoH wHh tho homo you dosorvs. Booutlful Dutch Coloniol wRh hardwood floors. Buildor's porsonal homo, taatolully appolntod. Ono vIsH and you wlH docldo.
114.900-CHERRY OAKS. LIko brand now this custom bulH larmhouso loaturss throo bodrooms, 2V5 baths, lamlly room wHh lirsplacs, lormal dining room, spacious kHchon wHh brsakfast aroa, boautHul pIno floors and largo front porch.
114 900-ONE OF QREENVIUE'S bast buys! A four bodroom brick trsdHional In Club Pinos at 534 Crostlino Boulovard wHh ovor 2400 squaro tool of living aroa. Tho spodous rooms, yard goarod towards lids, and doubts carport In back makos this tho poHsct family homo.
114.500-TUCKER ESTATES. H spaco Is tho problom. eonsldor this homo on a wall landscapod cornor lot! Mastsr suHs wHh olflco, Jacuzzi tub, and 700 squaro foot of aroa. Total spaco of 2580 squaro foot. Immaculato Inlorlor.
110 OOO-BROOK VAUEY. This boautHul four bodroom brick homo wont cramp your stylo. Fo^ mal aroas wHh hardwood floors, boautHul brick ontry toyor, rodocoratod kHchon, garago, locatod off a quiot cul-dasac. A vary spoclal family homo.
109.900-YOU CAN hardly soo this lovoly homo tor tho boautHul shrubs and dogwoods. Locatod In Lakewood Pinos, this 2 story TradHlonal has room in the upper story lor expansion. You must sao H to really approclato H.
107.500-WILLIAMSBURG CHARM and detail. Near Eastwood In WintarvMI# school district. Foaturos msstor bodroom downstairs. Upstairs Indudss 2 bodrooms and playroom or 3 bodrooms. BoautHul greatroom wHh llroplaco. Urge dining room. Garago.
99.500-CHERRY OAKS. Contomporary styling combinad wHh comfortablo oosy Ihring, this homo loaturos largo master bodroom and bath. Formal living room, dining room, sunken greatroom wHh lirsplaco overlooking loncod and wooded bock yard. 3 bodroom, 2 baths.
99.500-WESTHAVEN III 2 story colonial wHh all tho IradHlon of yostoryoar. Formal areas, lami-ly room wHh llroplaco, 3 bodrooms, 2 W baths, woH landscapod lawn.
97,600-SUMMERFlELD McUwhorn Dr. - Youll oiHoy quiol living at Hs llnost at Summorllold, a lamlly communHy tucked away behind tho Country Club. Throo bedrooms, 2W baths, hugs lamlly room, dining room, bright kHchon wHh brsakfast nook.
96.900-CAPTURE the Club Pinos IHostylo wHh this lovoly 2 story homo on tho quiatost stroot In the neighborhood. Foaturos 3 bedrooms, 2% botha, largo greatroom and kHchon wHh buin In desk. Assumablo 9% VA loan to quallflod.
96.900-PLANTERS WALK -1811 Crooked Crook Road Lovoly two-story brick homo loatures throo bodrooms, 2Vi baths, greatroom wHh llroplaco, kHchon and dining room.
94.900-EASTWOOD. Spacious three bedroom homo offors groatroom wHh llroplaco, parquet loyor, huge kHchon wHh brsakfast aroa, formal dining room, lots ol slorago spaco and a maintonancs Iroo oxtorlor.
95.900-PLANTERS WALK - 1904 Crooked Crook Road Enjoy ono of Qroonvllles nowost and most popular neighborhoods in this throo bodroom, 2W both homo wHh ono car garage and outside dock.
95.900-EASTWOOD. BoautHul custom bulH homo on a largo comer Iol lasturos groatroom wHh llroplaco. kHchon wHh brsakfast aroa, lormal dining room wHh hardwood floors, throo spacious bodrooms, lots of closet spaco and many custom foaturos.
93.900-PLANTERS WALK. 1803 Phoasant Run. 1708 square loot. 2 story wHh ptorrty of charm. Groatroom wHh firopleco, formal dining room, 3 bodrooms, 2W baths.
93.900-WINDSOR. Brand now construction In ono of Grosnvlllos most popular now neighborhoods. Excollsnt floor |Mn teaturss spacious groat room wHh llroplaco, lormal dining room wHh hardwood floors, kHchon wHh broakfast aroa. throe bodrooms, 2Vt baths, of-llco or sowing room, unlinlshod third floor and a garage.
89.900-TUCKER ESTATES BoautHul floor plan in this dssirabla aroa! Entry loyor, groat room wHh liroplacs. formal dining room, roomy kHchon wHh ooting area. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, garago. gas heat, and more!
88.900-PUNTER'S WALK 1811 Planters Walk Throo bodroom, 2 bath ranch is open and spacious wHh vary largo groat room wHh firoplaea. Foaturos tormol dining room and kHchon wHh brsakfast nook.
87.900-WESTHAVEN III Immaculato throo bodroom homo on a boautHul wooded lot foaturos lormal living and dining rooms, lamlly room wHh llroplaca. kHchon wHh broakfast area, and a groat location.
87.900-BRITTANY RIDGE. You wlH lovo tho largo wraparound porch on this now home. Large groatroom has flroplsca, braoktaat aroa wHh comor caUnsIs, mastor bedroom downstairs, two up. 2 baths, back scroonod porch and dock.
87.900-BRITTANY RIDGE Just under construction, this darting 1W story tamihouss has throo bodrooms, 2% baths, groatroom wHh llroplaco. scroonod porch. Buy now and chooso oil colors tor your porsonal dream homo.
: 87,500-STOKES - An oxcaptionally well bulH solid brick homo. All formal areas wHh a Florida sunroom, 3 bodrooms. don wHh llroplaco. groatroom wHh llroplaco. Hardwood floors under carpet, and has 16 X 32 In ground pool.
88.500-BAYTREE. Hardwood floors, Chippendale railing, and afl of tho dosirod detailing are tastsfully comblnod wHh aH the fflodorn eonvonloneos In this Immaculato 3 borkoom, groatroom, 2 bath resMsnco. Bet on a loioly lot in Baytroo, this homo is enhanced by a spacious kHchon wHh mlerowooB, desk, oat In aroa. as wall as a lormal dining roam. D^nod to oxcHs tho heart of tho WlUiamsburg buff
84.900-BRITTANY RIDGE. Brand now construction on a chotos cukdosoc In Brittany Ridgs, loaturos boautHul Williamsburg design, throo bedrooms, throo luU baths, groat room wHh liroplacs, dining room, spacious dock and much more!
64.900-CAMELOT. This spacious Dutch Colonial homo la largo enough for your growing lamlly. Four largo bedrooms, groatroom, dining room and sot In kHchon. Extras include garage, and scroonod in porch.
84.500-BELVEDERE. Loose wHh tho option to purchase Hils lovoly custom buHt homo wHh aH formal aroas. don, study, throo bedrooms, 2 baths, privacy loncod in )rd and non qual-Hying. FHA loan assumption.
82.900-EASTWOOD. Wo highly rscommond this lovoly now tradHlonal. Locatod at tho and of a quist stroot In this popular and convonlantly locatod naighbarhood. Floor plan foaturos 3 bodrooms, 2Vi baths, spacious IMng aroas, lovoly kHchon. Buy now and soloci your own carpal, paint, and waltpapar.
82.500-STRATFORD. Now 3 bodroom, 2 both, 2 story wHh largo open country" front porch. Groat room wHh lirsplaco, formal dining room, boautHul wooded lot. Clooo to avorything wHh unhrorsHy!
79.900-BAYTREE - BoautHul throe bedroom homo In a wooded comor lot loaturos IsmUy room wHh liroplacs. spacious kHctwn wHh dining aroa, tona of storage spaco and a groat floor plan.
79.900-WOODRlDGE. Bo among tho first to discovor Woodridge, a groat now addrosa. This now and boautHul 3 bodroom tradHlonal offors an oxcoHonl floor plan Including largo groatroom, kHchon wHh boy windowed broakfast area, and formal iHnIng room. Locatod In WIntorvlllo School district. Sea H today!
78.500-204 LINDENWOOO OR. BELVEDERE SUBDIVISION. ExeoHonl brick horns for tho foffllly locatsd on a lino cornor Iol. Foaturos 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal aroas. doublo garago and mors.
78.900-UNIVERSITY AREA 200 S. Ehn Stroot Brick ranch wHh four bedrooms, throo full baths, carport, comor lot, control hoot and ak.
75,450-A CORNER LOT Just adds to the colonial charm of this now 2-otory WIHIofflOburg homo wHh garago. Lwgo groatroom has llroplaco wHh trsrfltlonol mantel and chair rail. Off the dining aroa youll orijoy a wall planned kHchon, utllHy room, and 1/2 bath.
74.900-WINDY RIDGE - You can have maximum IMng with minimum housokoaping In this lovoly 3 bodroom ono story townhomo. Private and area, wall landscopod patio, (Hnlng room and kHchon bay windows, largo IMng aroa wHh firoploco. PooL tennis courts, clubhouse and groat naighboro.
71.500-COUNTRY. Immaculato thro# bodroom brick ranch loaturos spodous groatroom wHh llroplaco, formal dining room, kHchon wHh broakfast aroa, doublo garago. loncod In
1 and much more!
69.900-YOULL LOVE THE SUNROOM porfoct lor ptaltls and wicker! This i lormal areas, don wHh soparoto entrance. 3 bodrooms, and throo baths wHh ovor 2100 squaro loot, huge lot partially fonrtod. Assumablo loan.
89.900-CAMELOT -102 Avalon - This contomporary wants a now lamlly who Is lull ol zost and ^ will onjoy IMng In this open plan. Cathedral coillngs, 3 bodrooms, 2 luU baths and j largo backyard. WIntorvlllo schools. ^
69.900-LOOKING tor o homo convonlont to Qroonvlllo, Wilson, Kinston and Gotoboro? SHuatad j on a largo cornor lot boautHully landscapod, this custom bulH throo bodroom, 2 tath j ranch has pisnty ol room lor tho growing lamlly. Formal ams, lainHy rr^, H^ctous | bedrooms wHh hardwood floors, doublo<ar garago, central air. Sailor wlH assist wHh | closing costs. |
69.900-YOU WILL NEVER KNOW what you are mlaaing unless yM ^ t^iMo soo this olw" i 2 bodroom 1 story townhouso. Unique pattornod hardwood floors, largo mastor
bodroom, boautHul appointments - 0 cut above tho rest.
69.500-AN ATTRACTIVE throo bodroom, two both homo on a boautHul lot. Hoot pump and air.
Brick vonopr oxtorlor. Location Is at UkoEllaworth. j
69.500-THIS IS A groat now listing. 105 Tomploton Drive, stwood. 1882 | aroa, 3 bodrooms. 2 lull botha, largo dock, carport, don wHh llroplaca and central air.
68.900-COUNTRY - Just outside tho cHy IlmHs on 1.2 acres this ranch has oMho tormal areas. largo don, throo bodrooma. 2 baths, oat In kHchon, and garago. Ovor 1600 square loot. |
67.500-BEAUTIFUL OLDER homo on Student Stroot. 3 bodroorns, 1% taths, IM^ ro^ wHh j flroplaco, dining room and sun room. Carport. Hardwood floors throughout. Heat pump. Roally nlco.
67,000-OWN YOUR OWN COUNTRY PLACE. A brick ranch with over 1950 squaro loot ^tod | on 1 3/10 acres of land. Take a good look at this ono. H's locatod approximatoly 3 miles | from Marlboro near Farmvillo.
66.900-WALSTONBURQ. Noat thro# bodroom ranch In tho country loaturos an open floor plan i wHh a spacious family room, kHchon wHh dining aroa, garago. 18 x 38 Inground swimming pool, privata loncod In bock yard and a 20' x 24' workshop. t
65.900-CAMBRIOQE. Darling lour bodroom, two both Capo Cod. Also ollors groatroom wHh woodstovo and bulH-lns, oat In kHchon and hoatpump, largo loncod In back yard. WHh qualHyIng FHA loan.
85.900-OFFICES FOR SALE. Upatairs condo loaturing 4 oHicos and central roM^lwlst area. Approximatoly 1,000 squaro foot; all window troatmonts convoy. BoautHully decorated. Bath, kHchon wHhmlcrowavo and rolrigoralor. ^
65.900-CAMBHIDGE. Thia darling Capo Cod homo offors lour bodrooms, two baths, co^ j grwtroom wHh flroplaco, and bulH Ins. There Is also a largo loncod In yard. Non quail-1 lylngFHAIoanasaumptlonlsabonusI j
64.500-A LOT FOR A LrTTLE is what youll got In this Immaculato homo. NmI and clean 3 bodroom. 2 both homo wHh huge dotachod wHod garago. For tho lamlly who wants an | extra largo tot and a quiet location.
64,450-WHERE IS IT? In Scarborough, youll find this wolFplannod onorgy oHlclont 3 bodr^,
2 bath home wHh garage and front porch locatod on a cul-do-sac lor added l^lvacy. Qrootroom offers firoploco and bay window lor your onjoymont. A wall planned kHchon, dining aroo are highllghtod by cathorfcal coillngs and window design that Is sura to j catch tho morning sun.
63,900-UNIVERSITY aroa. A ' Harding Stroot. This i availabloalonca.
! frame house. Locatod at 108 i Ivk baths, IMng and dining room, i
59.900-RT. 4, BOX 97M FALKLAND AREA - throo bodroom brick ranch on a largo tot In the I county offers IMng room, spacious kHchon wHh eating area, 2 lull baths, and j workshop.
58.500-105 JAY CIRCLE. Nostlod In tho trees, this 3 bodroom homo offors you cornlorl arto j privacy. Hs foaturos include IMng room plus largo family room which maks H portoct lor your growing family.
58,450-N0 WASTED SPACE was Important In tho planning ol this now and oxcHIng 2 bodroom : homo wHh garago. Groatroom wHh llroplaco. Unlquo kitchon and dining aroa loaturos | cathedral calling and garden window. H also comas wHh a 10 year warranty.
58.000-TWIN OAKS. -Approximatoly 1400 squaro fool ollors throo bodrooms, 2Vi baths, | groatraoffl wHh flroplaco, bulH-lns, and many oxtras.
57.900-NEW LISTING - 334 Springhlll Drive. Hardoo Circle. Ovor 1520 squaro loot of hoatodj area. 3 bodrooms. 115 baths, groatroom wHh llroplaca and a don. Largo storage build- ing in tho roar.
57.900-UNIVERSrrY AREA. Soo this brick bungalow on a comor lot wHh a circular drive. This 2 I bodroom, 1 both homo Is highllghtod by a sunroom, IMng room and a dining room Just right lor candlelight and a now gas heating system.
56.900-UPTON COURT. Immaculato throo bodroom townhouao offers spacious kHchon wHh din- j Ing area, family room, 214 baths, largo private patio, and tots of storage space. Conveniently locatod near Groonvills Athletic Club.
56.900-COLLEOE COURT. Charming throo bodroom homo loaturos IMng room wHh llropjarw, i hardwood floors, carport, huge loncod in backyard, olficiont gas hoot arrd control air, oxcsllont family nolghbarhoad and a maintonancs Iroo oxtorlor.
55.900-BROOKHILL - C-9 This 3 bodroom, 214 both end unH loaturos IMng room wHh boy win-1 dow snd llroplaco, booksholvos, kHchon wHh bor, largo utllHy room and more. Prieod to !
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55,600447 BARNES. Youll And tho lull moasur# of value at this Windy RIdgo townhouso wHh i throo bodrooms and 214 baths. Doslgnod for a lamlly that wants a homo but doosn t want daily probloms llko mowing tho lawn and trimming tho hedges.
54 900-DARUNQ brick throo bodroom, 2 both homo has ovor 1300 squaro loot; a must-soo ! maslor bath, IMng room wHh llroplac#, datachod garago, loncodJn yard tor kids wHh j park across tho stroot.
54.900-203 MEADE STREET. Attroctlvo throo bartooom, two bath bungalow, now roof, now gas i heat, hardwood floors. Aluminum skHng.
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PLEASANT VIEWS The changing vistas of sunny open spaces, of lines and groups of trees make West Meadowbrook Park an ideal public space in Greenville to take a stroll at any season of the year. Grass-covered stretches are in
tersected with long established dirt trails that in the past served homes located in the park area. In this view, the parks ball field is seen in the distance.
IN DECEMBER Colorful brown fruit (or balls) of the sweet gum tree are plentiful in West Meadowbrook Park. A number of sweet gum trees of a larger than average size are found in the park.West Meadowbrook, Greenville's Least Known Public Park
Of all Greenvilles park areas, West Meadowbrook Park is perhaps the least known.
One of the reasons it may be unfamiliar to many in Greenville is its location, out of sight from any main artery (rf traffic. To reach Meadowbrook Park, a visitor must turn off Greene Street across from Harris Supermarket, cross the railroad tracks, then turn left onto Melody Lane.
Two parking sites serve the park. One is at the end of Melody Lane, easily spotted by the presence of a lone, large sycamore tree.
The other entrance is reached bv turning right on Moore Street off Melody Lane, then turning left to the wrking area adjoining the parks )all field. Both parking places are unpaved, but are well maintained in all weather conditions.
Meadowbrook West Park contains 33 acres acquired by the city through an urban renewal project several years ago. At the time, the land was
the location of a number of small homes. Much of the area was developed into a public housing area. It is the back portion of the area that was designated park land.
Unlike Greenvilles major park. River Park North, West Meadowbrook has not been extensively developed. It is a mixed, or multipurpose park, with both recreational facilities and natural areas suitable for walking, for observing plant and bird life.
At the Melody Lane end of the park, a substantial picnic facility consists of a dozen metal table-bench combinations bolted onto a concrete floor under a covered shelter. Two small grills outside the shelter allow users to do limited campsite cooking.
Just beyond the picnic shelter, separated only by a line of trees, is the open area containing playground equipment - swings, a slide, teeter-totter and foot-propelled merry-go-round.
ALMOST LIKE BIRDS Where trumpet (lower vines have grown to the top of an old yaupon tree, clusters of pods amid the trees top branches, seen from a distance, give the appearance of strange birds come to roost.
The ball field, fenced-in and lighted for night playing, is located at the Moore Street entry point. There is also an open field in another area that is suitable for soccer playing.
Unlike River Park North, there are no water areas, or specifically marked nature trails.
What West Meadowbrook does offer - in addition to the recreational facilities is a spread of alternating open and lightly wooded areas. No dense forests or extensive swamp areas here. Instead, the parks grounds are ideal for relatively short-distance nature exploration of a limited nature.
In winter months, there is the joy of walking across leaves underfoot, of seeing the fruits of shrubs, vines and trees.
Here and there, where a house once stood, shrubs and running roses have survived so that in spring the air is scented by old-fashioned blossoms, along with the heavy, familiar fragrance of honeysuckle. Another home-yard survivor is china berry trees which provide a brief spring glory of intoxicating perfume when the tiny deep purple flowers appear, and at years end, pale straw-co ored clusters of the berry.
In one small enclosure of trees, a huge wild grapevine, thick as a mans leg, entwines itself through the limbs of trees.
At the north end of the park, a grove of young river birch trees with gold-brown curled bark is contrasted by the green of an adjoining grove of young pines.
Two gnarled yaupon trees, in December heavy with red berries, attracts to its limbs food searching birds. At any point in the park, blue jays sound their harsh song, and doves fly from place to place.
Essentially, the ambience of West Meadowbrook Park is to a great degree similar to that of rural English park sites, where naturalness is the keynote element. Within the parks 33 acres are sandy paths, scatterings of trees singly and in groups, vistas that change frequently as a visitor strolls along.
Except during ball games, there are seldom more than a few people using the park at any given time. This makes it a good choice for anyone seeking a place of solitude easily reached from any point in Greenville.
One harsh note - a condition that
Information Note: West Meadowbrook Park is open to the public during daylight hours. Small groups can use the picnic tables without reservation, but large groups planning to use that facility are to first call the Greenville Recreation and Parks Department at 830-4567 in advance.
mars the attractiveness of West mg lot for the ball field, some uncar- other debns, so that this one small
Meadowbrook. Along the edge of the ing visitors use the place as a dump- part of the park more resembles a ci-
circle of forest that borders the park- mg ground for bottles, food bags and ty dump than a place of pleasure.Text And Photographs By Jerry Raynor
FKMC SITE Adjacent to the parking area at the substantial bolted-down tables and benches. Two grills
end of Melody Lane is a large picnic shelter with 12 are installed for those who care to cook at the site.
l*L \V(iltOlM) ABEA At the south end of the park, a playground in a sunny, open area contains varied playground equipment. Situated next to the picnic area.
its locution makes it a conv enient play area fur children during family picnics.
Africans Heed Call To Return Home
By MICHELLE FAUL Associated Press Writer NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Fellow Africans told Cephas Agola he was foolish to leave his job with the U.S. space program in Huntsville, Ala,, to come home and get about half his $38,000 salary in this more expensive city.
I dont think we made a mistake, said Agola, a 37-year-old computer scientist.
He came home two years ago, one of the first professionals to return to Africa with help from the Intergovernmental Committee for Migration, a little-known organization trying to reverse the continents brain drain.
In the beginning I was rather pessimistic. But we surprised even ourselves, said Jorge Adrada, chief of mission in Nairobi for the committee, formed in 1951 to help displaced Europeans after World War II.
The original target was to repatriate 300 professions over three years. Already, 508 African professionals have quit jobs in the West, mostly in the United States and Europe, returning home often to lower paying jobs and higher costs of living.
Acfada, a Spaniard, said he has 1,200 more professionals waiting to comeback.
University studies, political represssion at home or better economic opportunities abroad draw many Africans to foreign shores.
Homesickness, national pride and the tug of tradition bring them back.
My children are learning to speak their mother tongue. Agola said at his Nairobi office, where he is computer manager for the U.S. Agency for International Development. They are getting to understand what it is to be Kenyan.
Agola spent 11 years in Huntsville as a student and later working with j the National Aeronautics and Space I Administration.
He said he quit the $38,000-a-year job because he felt, as a foreigner, he was being passed over for promotions.
Many returnees share that frustration, Adrada said.
Agola and his wife, Jane, knew each other in Kenya. They remet and married in Huntsville, where she also attended school. Two of their three children - Rosebella, 7, and Paul, 6 were bom in the United States. The youngest, Rhoda, was bora five months ago.
I think people go home because theyre ready to go home and this pr^am gives an added incentive, said Mrs. Agola, 33, a nutritionist.
MOV ING IMAGE MUSEUM
NEW YORK (AP) - The American Museum of the Moving Image will open in New York City in May 1988.
It will be the first museum in the country dedicated to the art, history and technology of motion pictures and television.
The building that will house the museum is itself a part of movie history. Its a three-story structure listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its located on the site of the legendary 1920s Astoria Studio Complex in Astoria, Queens, which is now a multi-media center used for movies, TV and video production.
The $15 million museum will have galleries for exhibitions; technological displays allowing visitors hands-on experiences - learning how to sound-mix. for example: and screenings in its two theaters of works ranging from film classics to experimental videos.
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Adrada estimated that 60,000 African professionals work in European Economic Community countries and more than 3,000 Kenyans are studying or working in the United States.
Africas brain drain deprives the continent of professional skills and hinders development. It also forces governments to use scarce foreign currency to lure expatriate professionals.
Most of those who have returned through the Committee for Migration are young people, 26 to 30 years old. M(Kt left home 5 to 10 years ago to study, then got advanced degrees and stayed on to work.
What many of these people need is to get more information about the possibilities their countries can offer, said Adrada. Most of these countries have the possibility to develop their own technical human resources. But training is time-consuming and costly, so its much cheaper to try to convince those already skilled to return home.
In neighboring Uganda, nearly constant political turmoil and civil war since independence from Britain 25 years ago has driven away m(t of its professionals.
Yoweri Museveni, who became Ugandas ninth head of state when his rebel army took power in January 1986, told recent graduates of Makerere University that th(e looking to leave Uganda were traitors.
In doing so, you deprive your counti7 of a means of recovery, he said in a commencement address. This is treason.
Though the political situation has improved, the exodus of Ugandan professionals has continued b^ause of runaway inflation and low salaries. Some professors at Makerere University, for example, are paid the equivalent of $30 a
month, according to the university.
The Geneva-based migration committee has 33 member countries, which are assessed annually following the United Nations system.
Kenya, which joined two years ago, is the only African member, although the committee has repatriated professionals to Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria, Somalia, Uganda, Zaire and Zimbabwe.
Adrada said 58 percent of returnees take government jobs. The program has brought back mainly medical-related professionals, 32 percent, but there are economists, architects, administrators, university lecturers and scientists.
The European Economic Community was an early supporter of the committees work in Africa. In October, the EEC announced an $8.2 million grant to expand the project.
The U.S. Agency for International Development has given $2 million.
The committee pays air fares and ships household goods. It supplements some returnees salaries, in varying amounts, for up to a year. There is a settling-in allowance of $3,000.
In some cases, we also provide equipment not available in the country of repatriation, as with a Kenyan cardiologist, Adrada said.
Even for those eager to return, it is not easy.
Id never been a married woman in Kenva, Mrs. Agola says of the male-dominated society in her homeland. I supp<Ke Ive compared lifestyles and cultures, tried to discard what is bad in both and consolidate whats good. But not everyone is going to take kindly to that.
It has been more difficult for the children, she said.
Western culture holds such a
strong appeal for young people. In America, we just walked into a store and bought them toys. Here its far too expensive.
The Agolas were homeowners in Huntsville, but in Kenya his salary allows them to rent only a small apartment.
Yet the couple believe their decision to return is correct.
We did not want the children to deal with the cultural frustration of trying to live in two worlds, Mrs. Agola said.
Agola said he just finds home more comfortable.
Despite all the conveniences, I never felt I fitted well in the U.S. society. I was always a foreigner.
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By JENNIFER PARMELEE Associated Press Writer ROME (AP) Like a flower unfolding one petal at a time, Libya is slowly reopening the door to foreign help in digging up and showing off its vast array of archaeological treasures.
From the beautiful Temple of Zeus on the northern coast, once the largest Greek temple in Africa and often compared to the Parthenon in Athens, to important prehistoric pintings and carvings in the southernmost reaches of the Sahara, the North African country is richly veined with history.
At a recent conference in Rome on archaeological finds in northern Libya, Ali Khadori, chairman of the Libyan Department of Antiquities, issued an invitation to foreign help. ;The archaeological sites in Libya constitute the patrimony of all hCunanity and we need to safeguard it; he said. (Libyan leader) Moammar Gadhafi is promoting this ve^ strongly. Were asking all cer-tiied archaeologists and other sj^ialists, from Britain and other countries, to contact us to work on projects.
^IGiadoris department, with help from the Italians and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cul-tiiral Organization (UNESCO), also pDt on a major exhibition at Romes Museo della Civilta Romana of photographs, scale models and the history of archaeological jewels from Libyas coastal areas, tArchaeologists say the show, which opened Nov. 4 and runs to Dec. 14, is the largest to date of Libyan archaeology outside the tightly closed country. Politics have interfered in Ubyan archaeology in recent years. ;One case involved the Libyan Wileys Project, a survey of Romanera fortified farms that flourished 2,000 years ago on now sparsely popu-lateid arid land bordering the desert.
The project, aimed at discovering how those farms functioned, was given top priority by Gadhafi as part of his di^ms of making the desert bloom.
If archaeology is to be practiced at all, Gadhafi said, then at least let it be relevant to the needs of the people today.
The work involved funds from UNESCO, but also a British archaeological team. And when diplomatic relations between Libya and Britain collapsed in April 1984 with the shooting of a British policewoman from inside the Libyan Embassy in London, the project was put on hold.
Other archaeological work has been postponed as well, a trend that may have also reflected loss of oil revenues, which dropped off sharply in the past few years.
But next spring, the Lijt)y.an,Vall|ys Prolect is scheduled to continued work along the Saharan fringe about 125 miles south of Tripoli, according to Libyan officials and archaeologists involved in the project.
BAMBOO SHOOTS NEW YORK (AP) - Although bamboo belongs to the grass family, it is not unusual for its woody stems to grow as tall as trees.
Occasional specimens have measured 120 feet in height and three feet in circumference. There are more than 200 bamboo species that can be found from sea level to altitudes exceeding 10,500 feet.
The grass family is very diverse. It counts among its many members grass that covers suburbias lawn; grains such as wheat, rice and corn; pasture plants such as sorghum and timpthy, and even sugar cane.
At present, the only people able to see Libyas treasures are Libyans themselves and foreign workers, since tourism is not officially encouraged.
A third visible sign of the renewed Libyan interest is the opening in Tripoli, the capital, of a new archaeological museum, which Khadori says is scheduled for March.
Elegantly designed within the historic Al-Hamra Castle, with Italian marble floors, painstakingly designed exhibits and a wealth of treasures, the museum will cost Libya and UNESCO about $40 million, accora-ing to Khadori.
It shows they are putting their money where their mouth is, said Professor John Lloyd of Sheffield University in Britain, who worked on ^Libyan sites until 10 years ago. It does argue that they are prepared to make a sizable investment in archeology.
Inherent in Libyas revived interest in archaeology is a determined search for native Libyan and Islamic roots as opposed to colonial culture that was imposed on the country.
The new Tripoli museum, which this writer was allowed to see during a visit earlier this year to Libya, carefully emphasizes Arab contributions, such as colorful and intricate mosaics crafted by Libyan artists in the Roman period, from the first century B.C. to the fourth century A.D., and beautifully constructed markets and theaters in the ancient seaside city of Leptis Magna.
Likewise, several displays in the Rome exhibition stress Libyas Arab heritage as well as native Libyan art, such as friezes of Libyan agricultural workers milking cows. Another display shows whimsical native inscriptions of cows and sheep from a cave in northeast Libya dating back to between 6,000 and 10,000 B.C.
Yet while the Libyan government officially stresses native Libyan culture, work continues at the classical sites, a legacy of Roman and Greek influence.
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On a winters day in which the snow that had been left unswept develop^ a crust of ice that sparkled like diamonds flung on the ground,^ the body of a man is found lying on the walk in front of a luxury apartment house in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
The dead mans name is Jan Horvath. He has been shot in the face. Sgt. .Michael Karel of the Belgrade x)lice is given the job of finding his tiller.
While the actual killing takes place in 1970, Karel is soon to find that its origin stems from incidents that took place years earlier, some even going back to the battlefields of the Spanish Civil War.
The search for Horvaths killer, as magnificently plotted by R. Wright Campbell, is an immensely complicated one for Karel - but makes fascinating reading for those fortunate enough to become engrossed in Honor.
Campbell, author of such other fine books as The Spy Who Sat and Waited and Malloys Subway, has researched his material painstakingly. He weaves the history of
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His history embedded in a mystery novel is fascinating as is Karels search for the killer of Horvath. The hunt is a confusing one but Campbell is so good at the telling of it that the reader is never confused. And, to Campbells credit, the true identity of the killer can only be guessed at until this excellent writer decides to divulge it.
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TIingits, People Of The Sea, Of Art
A MOST EXACTING ART - Kuan Chun-mai, a Chinese artist in Taiwan, is shown at work in the exacting, time-consuming art of creating art on an eggshell. The artist, inspired by intricately carved ivory spheres in the countrys national museum, decided that whole eggshells could be material for a similar art form. For ten years he practiced before mastering the techniques
he uses in carving exquisite pieces of art both in open-work carving and in inscribed pieces. His total output numbers only about 50 pieces, all of which have received praise from art critics and the public. The story of his unusual art is told in the Nov. issue of Free China Review." (Photo courtesy "Free China Review").
Tar Heel Lauded In Mexico
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GREENSBORO - Many North Carolinians may be unfamiliar with the Banderas Valley in west Mexico, but Greensboro archaeologist Dr. Joseph Mountjoy makes headlines there.
Mountjoy, professor and head of the Department of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, has spent 22 years studying the archaeology of Mexico. He has been in the news in the Banderas Valley in west Mexico recently because of his work first to stop the destruction of the ancient archaeological site and now to preserve what he can of the area.
Two summers ago, citizens of Puerto Vallarta asked Mountjoy to inspect sites in the Banderas River valley, the largest valley for about 600 miles along the west coast of Mexico, and to determine whether sites in the area were worth studying and preserving.
Despite the valleys promise for archaeological research, very little was known about sites there.
Mountjoy did visit the area, and was shocked to find that the second largest ceremonial mound at Ixtapa, a large site 1,000 years old, was being destroyed for construction fill. Mountjoy and colleagues, aware of the sites importance, urged officials in the Mexican government to do something.
They succeeded in halting the destruction, in part because the site holds promise for development as a tourist attraction. The site is 40 minutes from downtown Puerto Vallarta. a major Pacific coastal tourist area in Mexico. "If not for the tourism potential, there would be no hope of saving the site," Mountjoy said. There is already an anthropology museum in Puerto Vallarta.
wnere maps, photographs and artifacts from research at the site can be displayed.
Based on two months of research at the Ixtapa site over the summer, Mountjoy now knows the site covers 80 acres and has remnants of 29 archaeological mounds and four stelae (stone monuments). The four stelae, Mountjoy believes, are the earliest ot their type yet found in the heartland of west Mexico. The mounds fall into three categories: temple mounds, which are big platforms that supported buildings or temples; commemorative mounds, which appear to be cremation sites where ceremonial mounds were built; and habitation mounds, which kept houses high and dry.
Most artifacts in the site date to the Aztatlan culture, which flourished in
west Mexico about 1,000 years ago and then declined about 300 years before the Spaniards arrived in 1525. The Azatlan culture developed and spread in west Mexico about the same time the Toltec culture developed and spread in central Mexico. The Toltecs are credited with laying the foundation of Aztec culture.
The Aztatlan people introduced metallurgy and intensive agriculture for non-subsistence crops probably cotton, tobacco and chocolate beans.
"We now have found a big ceremonial site dating to about l.OOO A.D. that is associated with a culture that was very widespread in west Mexico," Mountjoy said. "The similarity of the remains over the large area suggests that there was political and religious unification of a large part of west Mexico at this time
By SUE CROSS Associated Press Writer
YAKUT AT, Alaska (AP) - Like other Indians of the Pacific Northwest, TIingits carved totem poles, lived in plank houses and made long sea voyages in wooden canoes,
They wove blankets out of goat hair, garments out of grass, and their artwork is prized by museums and collectors.
No one is sure when they arrived in the Southeast Alaska Panhandle, but once here the TIingits accumulated power by controlling trade routes through the steep coastal mountains, says Richard Dauenhauer of the Sealaska Heritage Foundation, an Indian corporation in Juneau.
TIingits lived off the sea, finding there plentiful salmon, seals for food and skins, and a route for voyages that often extended south of present-day Seattle, Dauenhauer says.
TIingits were known to be fierce warriors, and some voyages were slaving raids.
Then, white men began encroaching on Tlingit territory during the 1700s, among them the Russian fur traders who built the fort they called Glory of Russia near what is now the fishing village of Yakutat.
Bill Hanable, a National Park Service historian in Anchorage, says TIingits told him of ant.agonisms between the fort and the locals.
At one time, Indians burned a precious Russian ship to get nails. Then the natives used the nails in coffins as prestige items," Hanable says. "The Russians desecrated graves to get the nails back."
The Russians also cut off access to one of the Indians best salmon streams.
Similar confrontations led to the forts destruction.
One legend has it that Indian warriors hid along the beach until the Russians returned from a days fur hunting. As they struggled through the surf in small, skin-covered bidarkas, the Indians ambushed them.
A second story says an Indian boy was sent to the guard at the forts gate with a present of berries. The guard set down his ax to pick up the berries, and the gate was breached.
After killing the settlers, most of them serfs sent there against their will by their Russian masters, Indians burned the fort.
Geologists reported finding the ruins in 1891, but anthropologists searched in vain for the site during the 1950s.
Hanables work led to the site's inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972, even though he was not certain where the town had been.
Then 10 years ago an archaeologists digging uncovered the best evidence yet.
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BRITISH CHRISTMAS STAMPS Five stamps, designed by writer-illustrator Michael Foreman and printed in multicolor, have been issued by the British Post Office for Christmas 1987. The designs depict varied joys of young children during the festive Christmas season. (Photo courtesy the British Post Office)
Turkish Stamps Depict Glories Of Old Empires
By STEVE PEARCE British Post Office LONDON, ENGLAND - Michael Foreman drew on all his experience as a childrens book writer and illustrator to design this years special issue of Christmas stamps for the British Post Office.
Like an unfolding bedtime storybook, his five stamps tell the tale of one childs Christmas.
When it came to designing a set of stamps for Christmas with special api^al for youngsters, Foreman was an ideal choice. I love children and children love Christmas. The result was one of the most enjoyable jobs I have ever had, he said.
He was ideally qualified for this task, having written 20 childrens books and illustrated nearly 80. But he was quick to point out that his best qualification was simply being a family man, with three children of his own.
I would like to think that the stamps show the magical charm of Christmas, as seen through a childs eyes, said Michael.
The 13-pence stamp shows a small child decorating a Christmas tree. A magical yellow light shines from a large box of decorations.
Like many of the popular Christmas customs, the Christmas tree originated in pagan times. The practice of decorating fir trees at Christmas time became popular in Germany in the Middle Ages, and Prince Albert is credited with introducing the practice to Britain in the 19th century.
The 18-pence stamp shows a child on Christmas Eve, standing next to
BySYDKRONISH AP Newsfeatures Turkey takes pride in its ancient empires that ruled much territory in Europe, Asia Minor, the Middle East, North Africa, islands in the Mediterranean and even India. Turkey has issued four stamps that feature portraits of the leaders and the national flags of these once powerful empires.
The 10-lira stamp depicts Batu Khan, founder of the Golden Horde State a Turkish empire that included areas north of the Black Sea, western Siberia and even reached the region that is now Poland. The Golden Horde State lasted from 1227 to 1502. It was overrun by Russian invaders in the 16th century.
The 20-lira stamp shows Timur, founder of the Great Timur Empire. This empire ranged from the Volga River in Russia to the Ganges River in India and to Damascus, Syria. The Great Timur Empire existed from 1368 to 1507.
The 50-lira portrays Babur Shah, who founded the Babur Empire. The Babur Empire, which began in 1527,
Fireworks stamps into five horizontal strips or panes of 20 stamps each.
The Postal Service says first-day cancellations are available as follows:
If you prefer to purchase the stam^ at your local post office and
affix them to your own envelopes, use h
No. 10-size or larger envelopes. These envelopes will accommodate an entire b(X)klet pane. Send to: Customer-Affixed Envelopes, Flag With Fireworks Booklet Stamps, Postmaster, Washington, DC 20066-
9991. Envelopes must be postmarked by Dec. 30.
Collectors desiring the Postal Service to affix the stamps must enclose a money order or personal check for 22 cents per cover submitted. The USPS wil affix only single stamps from the booklet pane. Send to: Flag With Fireworks Booklet Stamps, Postmaster, Washington, DC 20066-
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the tree and gazing out over snow-covered fields. A bright star is shining in the east, illuminating a village church. Lighted church windows indicate a Christmas service is in progress.
A few hours on and it is time to dream of Santa and his reindeer an image captured on the 26-pence stamp. At the foot of the bed is every childs dearest dream a toy-filled stocking.
Santa Claus is a corruption of St. Nicholas, the patron saint of children. His feast day is December 6, when children is some European countries still receive their presents. In most western countries, however, St. Nicholas doubles as Father Christmas and is connected with December 25.
The 31-pence stamp shows a youngster sitting up in bed on Christmas morning, reading a new book, surrounded by cuddly toys. The giving of presents at Christmas has strong religious connotations, representing the gifts of the Three Wise Men to the iidant Jesus. The custom
was destroyed by the British in 1858. The 200-lira bears a port
portrait of Osman Gazi, who established the greatest of all Turkish empires the Ottoman Empire (1299-1923). A subsequent Ottoman ruler, Sultan Mehmet, conquered the Byzantine Christian capital of Istanbul in 1453. The Turkish empire rapidly expanded by annexing Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Arabia, Egypt, Tripoli, Tunis, Algiers, the Crimea, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece and many islands in the Aegean Sea and Mediterranean Ocean. The Turkish defeat by the Allied Powers in World War I resulted in the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in 1923.
To Pamela J. Smart of Bedford, N.H.: You may purchase the Marshall Islands stamps from Inter-Governmental Corp., 460 W. 34th St., New York, NY 10001.
became a lot more popular in Britain in the 19th centurv, when the sending of Christmas cards also began.
To Sally W. Engard of Warrington, Pa.: The sheet of Olympic stamps is an interesting error but not valuable
The first Christmas card was designed in 1843, and the custom of sen^ng them was well established in Britain by 1870. This year, the Royal
Mail is preparing to carry more than 5, le
at this time. However, I would suggest keeping the stamps as a memento and for future oossibilities.
To Norman J. Gendron of Latham, N.Y.: The cancelled stamps from the old envelopes are not worth the price
1,400 million cards, letters and parcels during the Christams season.
The 34-pence stamp shows a scene on Christmas afternoon with a child playing with toys by the tree as a smiling snowman gazes on the scene through a window.
of a present-day stamp, but they are ; his
nice historical souvenirs.
To resolve the problem of booklet stamp shortages in post offices throughout the country, the U.S. Postal Service is now issuing a new $4.40 booklet containing the 22-cent Flag With Fireworks stamp originally released May 9.
To produce the new booklet, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing sliced full panes of 100 Flag With
To Mrs. Tom Broadwell of Signal Mountain, Tenn.: The Antigua & Barbuda stamps featuring famous entertainers* (|an be obtained from your local stamp dealer or directly from the Antigua & Barbuda Postal Department, St. Johns, Antigua. If you are still unsuccessful in your quest, please contact me again.
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Four artists two practicioners in jewelry art, one a potter, and the other a painter, currently have work being ejchibited at Arlington Hall, the art gallery at 327 Arlington Boulevard.
Stephen Hill, who specializes in finely-glazed pieces of pottery, has on display several pots in beautifully simplied forms. Solidly constructed, yet ight and graceful in appearance, the appeal of these pieces is derived basically from the skill achieved by the artist in his handling of glazes some of a lighter hue, others dark, rich. They have the subtlety that only an accomplished ceramic craftsman can achieve after years of practice and experimentation.
Artist Tony Jonecks is showing both jewelry and a small selection of ceramic wares. His porcelain earrings and pins are mostly in deep, soft blue glazes. The majority of Jonecks designs are of a contemporary style. His ceramic pieces are decorative and utilitarian, glazed in warm, medium blues touched with areas of cream colors.
Jeweler Toni Bureks pieces are somewhat unusual, being fashioned of titanium metal. The thin metal lends itself to the innovative pins and earrings that is her forte. Miniature cows, cats and other creatures are playful in a subdued way wistful, but never merely cute.
Irmaly Brackins paintings, large and small, are shown in Arlingtons back gallery. A virtual rainbow of colors dominates the surface of her canvases, and in one, Aborigines and the White Man, the acrylic and mixed media work is loaded with assemblages of plastic flowers, dolls, plastic coils, small painted masks, all surrounding a painted central panel of black figures in provocative stances. Journeyman, devoid of added on pieces, is much stronger a painting that echoes the style of German expressionist paintings.
Together, the four artists offer art that makes a visit to the gallery worthwhile.
JERRY RAYNOR
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RALEIGH - The N.C. Arts Council is seeking artists for residencies in schools and communities across the state.
The Visiting Artist program, a joint venture of the N.C. Arts Council and the Department of Community Colleges, places artists in community and technical colleges for one year, county-wide residencies.
The only program of its kind in the United States, it offers eligible artists full-time, semester-long placements in learning institutions across the state. Rather than functioning as conventional teachers, visiting artists conduct workshops, lectures, demonstrations, exhibitions, inschool activities, readings, concerts and productions for community groups.
Minimum participation requirements for the Visiting Artist program include a masters degree or equivalent training and experience in the appropriate art form. Applications are reviewed by professionals in the artists discipline and auditions are sometimes required.
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A logo for the Farmville Festival: Dogwood and the Arts, planned for next spring, has been selected.
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Second-place winner in the contest of more than 50 entries was Becky Thomas. Third-place winner was Terri Hines.
they may remain in the program for up to four years. Salaries range from $13,500 to $22,000 for the nine to 12 month employment period. Artists working in all disciplines are encouraged to apply.
Because the Visiting Artist program is designed to provide communities with an artist-in-residence, applicants for these positions must be willing to relocate anywhere in the state. It is also required that the artists live and work in the community of residency, rather than commute.
Another N.C. Arts Council residen-tial program is the Ar-tists-in-Schools. It places artists from all disciplines in short-term and semester-long residencies in elementary and secondary schools. These artists act as educational and artistic resources for the students and faculty in the states 140 school system. Salary compensation averages $100 per day, or $8,000 for an 18-week semester.
The application deadline for both the Visiting Artists and Artists-in-Schools programs is Feb. 1. For further information and application forms, contact Ms. Wright at the N.C. Arts Council, Department of Cultural Resources, Raleigh, N.C., 27611 or call 733-7897.
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Sunday, December 13,1987A Reflector Review
An Excellent Book On The Constitution
OUR AGELESS CONSTITUTION. Edited by W. David Stedman and LaVaughan G. Lewis. Asheboro, N.C. W. Stedman Associates. 292 pages, Large format, illustrated. Hardcover, $24.95.
Beautifully bound, this bicentennial edition celebrates the origin and significance of the United States Constitution. It inquires into important questions many citizens are asking 200 years after the creation of the great heritage of freedom our founding fathers left us.
Believing we have become a nation of Constitutional illiterates, the editors who previously distributed public service messages about the
free enterprise, education, and individual liberties for Stedman Cor-wration in Ashboro, compiled their abors into a richly illustrated and thoroughly documented book.
The book offers a story of excessive government from which early Americans struggled to escape. Focusing on the philosophy and principles of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, it shows how today Americans are losing freedoms. Because of centralization of wwer in national government, the Constitutions philosophy of liberty is being violated, creating a burden of laws, regulations and debt.
The editors are concerned about citizen apathy toward the liberties
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FARMERS AND PLANTERS ALMANAC 1988. Winston-Salem, N.C. Blums Almanac Company, 104 pp., soft cover, $1.75.
A handy little book containing all sorts of information for all sorts of people.
One section features the 1988 calendar, which not only gives the days of the month, but also holidays and days remembered for religious and historical events.
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that the Constitution protects. It is an apathy that stems from a lack of knowledge of our Constitution, its philosophy and principles, and from a lack of understanding how,very precious, and yet how very fragile, a free society can be.
The book includes a series of short essays by Constitutional scholars on topics such as the concept of the Constitution, division of powers between the national and state governments, separation of powers, the right to private property, the free exercise of religion and the Constitutional formula for change.
Each essay is followed by questions to challenge readers to analyze and evaluate the ideas presented. For example, after the essay Personal Virtue and Personal Order, the question Do you think virtue can be acquired without involving religion, stimulates the readers to examine their individual definitions of virtue and possibly sends them to study the source of that definition.
Many scholars provided essays for the book: Charles E. Rice, professor of law, Notre Dame University; Walter Berns, John M. Olin University professor, Georgetown University, and Russel Kirk, professor and author.
The book also illustrates the role of religion in the formation of this country, beginning with the landing of the pilgrims at Cape Henry in 1607 and continuing through the adoption of the Constitution in 1787 and beyond. Even the churches need to be more aware of the nations religious heritage and focus their attention to it, the editors say. They believe the unalienable rights are rights the
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By WILLIE NELMS Way down in Louisiana, close to New Orleans. Way back up in the trees among the evergreens. If this excerpt from Chuck Berrys hit song Johnnie B. Goode, strikes a pleasant note in your memory, you will enjoy Chuck Berry: The Autobiography.
Written by one of the founding fathers of rock n roll, this book tells the life of the performer as only he could tell it. The entire book is written with the same sense of phrasing and rhyme that characterizes Berrys music.
The singer/songwriters account is just what you might expect - there are lots of fast cars, jail cells and pretty girls. He was bom in St. Louis (on Goode Avenue) in 1926, the son of a hardworking father and a strict Baptist mother. He began his singing career in a high-school talent show and became lead singer of a gospel group. A wild spree at the age of 17 put him in jail for three years, where he took up the guitar.
Following his release, he began playing in bands in the St. Louis area; the rest is rock n roll history, Barry describes both the good times and the bad. He explains his scrapes with the law over the years, and sheds light on his performing habits which have often garnered him a negative press.
The portrait that emerges is one of a performer who invented his talent wisely but sometimes used poor judgement in his personal life. This book will not be the final word in the Chuck Berry story; but it is a fascinating insight into the life of a very private man who helped shape the world of popular music.
EXPERIENCE ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -Despite the high value placed on an MBA degree, business school graduates are finding that experience is still preferred, says a University of Rochester professor.
George Mclsaac of the graduate school of business administration says, Ten year surveys indicate that manufacturers especially need managers with leadership, communications and decision making skills.
WINE HARVEST NEW YORK (AP) - The 1986 German wine harvest yielded about 266.2 million gallons of wine, a bit above the average of 233.3 million for the past 10 years, according to the (}erman Wine Information Bureau.
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The founding fathers were committed to the concept that individual rights are unalienable gifts of God: that individuals are capable of self-government within a framework of liberty through law, and that, under the Almighty, the American experiment could serve as an example to all the world of humans potential ability to live in freedom from tyrannical government oppression.
The Constitution is based on a philosophy and a set of principles applicable to any society for any time. It is ultimately the citizens responsibility to see that these principles are preserved, says Mrs. Lewis. If citizens refuse to accept this responsibility, then the great liberties created and enjoyed in America will not always be here.
Our Ageless Constitution contains a collection of historic papers, including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, selected presidential addresses and excerpts from 28 Federalists papers. The index provides more than 1,5(X) entries.
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Many have tried, but few have succeeded in writing well about the making of a particular movie.
What a difference it makes when the author is actress Katharine Hepburn, the movie is the classic The African Queen and the cast of characters includes Humphrey Bogart, Betty Bacall and John Huston.
Even if it is emotion recollected in tranquility more than 35 years later.
In a brief, quick-reading diary, enhanced by candid, on-location photographs, Miss Hepburn conveys the experiences involvea in filming { The African Queen under difficult conditions in the Belgian Congo and Uganda during three months in 1950. T&s is the C.S. Forester tale of a hard-nosed operator of a river boat and a prim missionarys spinster sister escaping the Germans in 1915 Africa.
On the inside book jacket, Miss Hepburn promises: This book will tell you what it was like for me to meet John Huston, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in London and in Africa for the first time. To work with them non-stop for about three months. And why - come hell or high water, through thick and through thin, for better or for worse, but not quite until death did we part -it was great fun.
The rigors were real: ... wed be going around a curve and the raft would not follow around the curve but would continue in a straight line toward the bank and its dense overhanging foliage. John would scream - Bogie and I would jump -and the boiler would be tipped over, or nearly. Or we would be going along nicely hit a submerged log and catch on it. Or the sun would go in. Or it would rain.
And: Oh the leeches. I knew you were going to ask about those. They brought in some real leeches -poor Bogie ... he had to be covered with them. Ugh.
The style is candid, carefree and conversational; often just phrases, simple, at times almost staccato; not insightful, but delightful, nonetheless.
It sounds like this grand lady had a marvelous time despite it all. Adventure, you know.
The movie, of course, reflects it.After all, they did sink the German gunboat. And Bogie did win the Academy Award.
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West got his side off to an excellent start by leading a club, attacking declarers weakness. The nine was covered by the king and taken by the ace, and declarer returned a low trump. West followed low and East won the jack, but the club weakness was now safe from further attack. Declarer was eventually able to get one of dummys clubs away on his spades, and ended up losing only three trump tricks.
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By TRAVIS KAMINSKI National Geographic News Service WASHINGTON Male red-winged blackbirds are teaching zoologists a language lesson.
Groups of redwings, it appears, suddenly and continuously change calls. Scientists compare the phenomenon to the human practice of abruptly changing conversation topics to alert listeners that they have transgressed onto a taboo sul> ject.
Its almost like when one man asks another about how his marriage is doing and the other man responds with a comment about the weather, says Les Beletsky, a p(tdoctoral research associate in zoology at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Just as humans switch subjects to send unspoken information, he says, it seems redwings switch call types. If were correct, it raises broad questions about how animal communications evolved. Its also the first time anything resembling
this behavior has been documented outside of humans.
Evidence gathered so far on male redwings small blackbirds so named for a red patch of feathers on their shoulders suggests striking differences from the more traditional ways in which scientists believe animals and birds cooperatively communicate.
Usually animals use a specific vocal or visual signal to indicate a specific type of behavior to nearby members of their species. These number no more than 30 to 40, even in the most highly social birds and mammals, Beletsky says. For example, Signal A might indicate a predator is in the area, while Signal B could mean courtship.
But redwings, one of 90 blackbird species native to North and South America, continuously emit 10 distinct short calls that apparently are not associated with any single behavioral or environmental situation.
The unusual behavior went unnoticed until about three years ago, when Beletsky and a University of Washington zoology professor, Gordon H. Orians, realized that the calls apparently differ from those of most other birds, including even close relatives such as orioles.
The scientists noticed that male redwings within hearing distance of each other continuously utter the same type of call at the same time. One call tends to be repeated many times, until one male unexpectedly switches to another type, signaling all his neighbors to change.
In an attempt to discover what information is transmitted by call-switching, Beletsky has recorded redwing calls in the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge in south central Washington State. His work is partly supported by the National Geographic Society.
The refuge, a sagebrush desert )artially transformed into a marshy )ird haven by the Columbia River
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By JEFF BARNARD Associated Press Writer MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) - A whales-eye view of Hawaii, a spy-plane view of the Rockies and a vivid contour map of Montana; they all come from Raven Maps & Images, where the idea is that maps can be art.
We produce a lot of good maps in this country, said Stuart Allan, Ravens cartographer. But they often are over-detailed. From a graphics point of view, you get an overload. *\^at we are trying to do here is make a map as handsome as a painting and as accurate as the engineering-based materials.
Based in a loft in downtown Medford, Raven was formed by Allan and Michael Beard of Medford, along with Scott McLeod of Pikes Peak Lithography in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The company produces vivid wallsized maps of 11 Western states, as well as a series of computer-generated landscapes.
The wall maps are made from U.S. Geol(^ical Survey plates, but edited to get rid of the clutter.
USGS maps are full of information, but they are ugly, Allan said.
Allan and his staff have used gradations of color to denote 500-foot changes in elevation, rather than relying on contour lines for topography and color to denote vegetation.
Theres a traditional color scheme worked out at the turn of the century, Allan said. Low elevations are green, because they are supposed to be lush, and the highest are snow covered or ice covered, so i they are white.
It makes sense in the coastal states. But in the Arizona desert, it I doesnt make any sense at all.
Each map requires as many as 50 plates to lay down roads, lakes, rivers, cities, elevation changes and two-tone shading.
By using a combination of elevation tints and shading, weve given them a real three-dimensional look, Allan said.
The maps are printed with seven inks on two runs through a four-color press by Pikes Peak Lithography. So 1 far, only Western states, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, are available.
The computer-generated perspective landscapes grew out of promotional calendars produced by Dy-I nnic Graphics of Berkeley, Calif., and Allens company, Allan Car-t(^aphy, which snares Ravens loft in Medford. Dynamic Graphics pro-dliced the computer drawings and y^an came up with the color scheme and layout.
The first calendar, in 1982, was an image of Mount St. Helens before and
after the southwest Washington volcano erupted, as well as views from eight different directions. The next years calendar was a view of San Francisco Bay.
Along about that time, I came along and said, You ought to be selling tee as art, because thats what they are,Beard said.
At first, there was a technically oriented market, he said. They would buy a poster from us and take it to a frame shop and the framer would call me and want to know where he could get one. Now we find we are selling these to the average guy who likes to hunt and fish.
Since then they have produced an aerial view of the Hawaiian Islands, a view of California, Nevada and the Pacific Ocean floor, a whales-eye view of Hawaii, and the spy-plane view of the Rockies.
The map-posters sell for between $15 and $35.
We call this the SR-71 view, said Beard, holding up Ravens biggest seller: the Rockies, the High Plains and the Intermountain West. This is
what you would see if you were actually banking at 90,000 feet over Amarillo and looked out the cockpit for a split second.
The computer drawings are made with USGS digitalized data and special software Dynamics Graphics uses for mapping such things as underground geologic formations for oil companies.
The SR-71 view was made from more than 850,000 data points, each of which has about 50 bits of information to precisely plot latitude, longitude and elevation. Ridge lines and a square grid that rises and falls with the land give the image a three-dimensional look. Elevations are exaggerated to make mountains easier to see.
Looking northwest over 13 states, the image was projected on a sphere to hide the edge of the data and simulate the curvature of the Earth.
We literally calculated hundreds of views and that was the view we liked best, said Jeffrey Schwalm, marketing director for Dynamic Graphics.
Basin irrigation project 35 years ago, is the site of a 10-year-old University of Washington study that has tracked the breeding habits of 1,350 redwings.
After staking out redwing territories during the past three breeding seasons, Beletsky and his fellow researchers believe they have shown that call-switching as a form of communication not only exists but that it may act as a general alert system.
A tape-recorded call was broadcast to see if males would change their call to match it, despite the absence of any real environmental influences such as predators. The scientists found that redwings usually would copy calls, regaress of the type played.
Next, the researchers placed a stuffed Coopers hawk, a redwing predator, near what they call a focal male blackbird. The hawk, mounted in a perched position, was covered with a cloth attached to a string so that it could be uncovered suddenly from a remote location.
The focal male appeared to ignore the covered hawk, Beletsky says. But once uncovered he often changed calls, and then neighbors switched to that type. In all our tests the focal males didnt just change to one specific call, like other animals would have, but instead switched to various types. This seems to indicate that individually the 10 calls have no specific meaning.
BLACKBIRD - A male red-wing blackbird, perched on grass, was photographed by National Geographics Doug Plummer.
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A SOUTH AFRICAN PORTRAIT A young black and an elderly white iiere photographed sitting on adjoining benches at an unidentified site in South Africa. A television series on South Africa covers five hours in one-hour sjfgments nightly at ten oclock beginning Monday and continuing through 'riday, and takes an in-depth look at apartheid in South Africa. The series will ie aired over all PBS stations in North Carolina. (Photo courtesy UNC-CH ^Center for Public Television)
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By MARCIA DUNN Associated Press Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) - James Galway has been noodling away at the flute for four decades, he likes to say, and he practices faithfully every day. But for the pied piper premier, its fun, not work.
Its still my hobby, Galway said, his brogue punctuated with laughs.
Its the same sort of feeling somebody must get when they break a world record. I mean, we break them every day. Because you only get better. You cant afford to get worse, he said, relaxing in his hotel room before a recent performance with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
Dressed in a baggy, black and white sweater, black slacks and black Reeboks, the 5-foot-4 musician leaned forward as he mused about James Galway ... my very favorite student and my next best friend, which is my talent.
When youre in my situation you owe it to the public and to the kids who look up to you, he said. You owe it to them to practice every day and you owe it to them to walk on a platform and deliver the goods every time 100 percent.
The 48-year-old Galway has been delivering the goods with a flourish to crowds from all walks of life since he traded in his penny whistle for a flute at age 9 in his native Northern Ireland and began weaving magical melodies.
His more offbeat fans include two mechanics who introduced themselves after one of his London performances. They said they listen to the Mozart over the loudspeakers in the garage, and theyre all hammering away in time, Galway said.
It actually does make me feel good, because, you know, a step in any direction that a person takes to make their life have a broader spectrum is a step for the good.
To that end, Galway has recorded pop, jazz, Celtic and even country tunes along with the more traditional, classical flute works, many of
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Hes written an autobiography and is working on another technical flute book on his computers, two of which accompany him on tour along with four of his 14, 14-karat gold flutes. Hes also done some conducting, a venture he recently abandoned because the public thinks of him as a flute player. They cant figure me out to be anything else.
The elder of two sons, Galway was surrounded by music while growing up in Belfast. His father, a shipyard riveter, played in a flute band, and his mother, a winder in a spinning mill, played the piano for the ladies guild. Years before, his grandfather had played the flute with the Belfast Opera.
The family was unaffected for the most part by Northern Irelands bloodshed.
Where I lived, of course, everybody was Protestant, he said. But it didnt make any difference to us because we were not in the business of making a war against Catholics. I just wanted to get a job in a factory, like every other normal kid in the working class.
However, his passion for the flute grew with each passing day. It was like a drug, you know? A lot of kids played football. I just played the flute all day, he recalled.
Galways chance to shine came in the 1950s when, at age 16, he won a scholarship to study at the Royal College of Music at London. He went on to Londons Guildhall School of Music and the Paris Conservatory, where he and other students tagged along after famed French flutist Jean-PierreRampal.
He was making something of a career and, naturally, we were all looking to see how he did it, Galway said.
After working in various orchestral positions in England, Galway was named principal flutist of the London
Symphony Orchestra and later of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. He became first flutist with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchstra in 1969.
Eager for independence, he set out dn his own in 1975. He recorded four albums and performed more than 120 concerts during his first year as a soloist.
Its been a merry merry-go-round ever since.
Everybody always asks if hes like he is on the stage, said Jeanne Galway, 30, his third wife. Hes always in a good mood. Always. He never gets angry.
Hes also not judgmental, at least not too terribly so, according to Mrs.
Galway, a New York-born flutist and her husbands sparring partner.
When she practices at their home in Lucerne, Switzerland, for instance, sometimes hell yell things upstairs like, Lift up your chin, she said I tell him to go back to his computers. After three years of marriage, you can do this.
Ever the perfectionist, Galway is constantly taking out his flute and noodling away, even on vacation. He also enjoys fiddling around with his computers, spending time with his four children, aged 13 to 22, and reading his fan mail, much of which comes from young, awestruck flutists.
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DURHAM - The Mallarm Chamber Players will be in concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday in th ballroom of the Carolina Theater, Durham. The group will present a program, Bach andFriencfe.
'The guest performer will be Donna Dease, mezzo-soproano and faculty member at East Carolina University.
New Bern Auditions For 'Sweet Charity'
She will sing arias by Bach, the Advent CAntata by Georg Philip 'Teleman and songs by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
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Percussionist Mark Ford, native of Richmond, Va., formerly music production coordinator for the Tennessee Governors School for the Arts, has joined the faculty of the East Carolina University School of Music.
For the past four years Ford has taught at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn. He has been president of the Tennessee chapter of the Percussive Arts Society.
At ECU, Ford holds a one-year appointment, filling a position vacated by Harold Jones who is currently acting chairman of the ECU instrumental department and director of the ECU Symphonic Wind Ensemble.
Ford is an ECU alumnus and received a masters degree from North Texas State University. At Middle
Youth Orchestra To Give Free Concert
The Eastern Youth Orchestra will present a free Christmas concert at 8:15 p.m. Monday in the A.J. Fletcher Recital Hall at East Carolina University.
John OBrien will conduct the newly organized orchestra in the Concerto for Oboe and Strings by Handel, the Fantasia on Greensleeves by Ralph Vaughn-Williams and Symphony No. 104 (The London Symphony) by Haydn.
Oboist David Hawkins of the ECU School of Music faculty will be the soloist with the orchestra.
The orchestra is comprised of musicians selected through com-
Tennessee State, his top percussion ensemble placed first in a Percussive Arts Society competition and toured annually, performing in high schools and for music conventions.
As a performer. Ford appeared at several Percussive Arts Society international conventions with such artists as Andy Narell, Leigh Howard Stevens and Bob Becker.
Co-founder of the percussion duo, Heartland Percussion, Ford hp also been percussionist for the Nashville Symphony, Nashville Rep-
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He is a regular reviewer of new publications mr the national periodical, Percussive Notes, and is the author of several articles in The Instrumentalist and other publications.
Ford is married to the former Laura Maynard of Fort Worth,
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Scientists at the Duke Primate Center here are concerned about the fate of Madagascars lemurs.
Considered primates (or monkeys) which are native only to Madagascar and a few nearby islands, the lemurs appear to have their existence threatened by an agricultural technique used on the island.
'Through the use of slash-and-burn agriculture, more than 90 percent of Madagascars woodlands have bwn cut down. This has resulted in habitat destruction, as lemurs spend most of their time eating and sleeping in trees.
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The recording includes 0 Come, All Ye Faithful, The First Noel, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, In the Bleak Midwinter, It Came upon the Midnight Clear, Bring a Torch, Jeannette, Isabella, 0 Little Town of Bethlehem, Silent Night and other selections.
The ECU Concert Choir, directed by Dr. Brett Watson, is the select touring choir sponsored by the School of Music. The ensemble has toured across the nation several times and has performed at Rockefeller Center and the Washington Cathedral.
Copies of the choirs Christmas tape are $7.50 each and may be purchased from Watson at the ECU School of Music. Tapes can be ordered by mail for an extra 50 cents for postage-packing charges.
Mail orders are to be sent to: Dr. Brett Watson, School of Music, Fletcher Music Center, ECU, Greenville, N.C., 27858.
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Joan Sutherland and Luciano Pavarotti will be heard as Leonora and Manrico, with Shirley Verrett as Azucena, and Leo Nucci as Count di Luna. Franco de Grandia will sing in his Met broadcast debut in the role of B'errando.
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British Group Def Leppard Is On The Comeback Trail
By ALAN ROBINSON Associated Press Writer f'ERIE, Pa. (AP) - Pop metal pio-Oeers Def Leppard are deftly attempting a comeback after four years of mishap, misfortune and what lead anger Joe Elliott calls mass hyste-tia.
; The British hard rockers 1983 ^romania" was a breakthrough album for its genre, the first successful fusion of the aggressive lythm of heavy metal and the sing-along lyrics of mainstream Top 40. &ily Michael Jacksons megaselling Thriller kept it from reaching No. ion Billboards Top 200 album chart.
Pyromania went where no hard rock LP had gone before, selling 6.7 million copies. Songs such as Photograph, Foolin, Rock of Ages and Rock, Rock (Til You Drop) became staples not only of album-oriented rock stations and
Music Television but of contemporary hit radio, which until then rarely played headbanger rock.
The album spawned a succession of sound-alike records from groups such as Bon Jovi and Cinderella, who realized you could actually have a heavy-sounding record, still play basically hard rock and sell more than just a couple of million copies, said Def Leppard bassist Rick Savage.
But as Def Leppard reached the top of the rock, tragedy followed triumph, and then bad luck came.
Unhappy with the sound of their followup to Pyromania, they scrapped all of the tracks and fired producer Jim Steinman, then unsuccessfully tried to produce the record themselves. Drummer Richard Allen lost his left arm when he flipped over his Corvette, idling the group until an electronic drum kit was designed
that allowed Allen to use his left leg to compensate for his missing arm.
Def Leppard finally got back in the studio with John Robert Mutt Lange, who had produced Pyromania and 1981s High n Dry - which sold 2 million copies -only to have Lange injure a knee in another auto crash. Then Elliott came down with the mumps.
No wonder the band from the steelmaking town of Sheffield. England, titled the long-delayed album Hysteria.
It sounds stupid, but everything that happened to us actually made everylxKly a stronger person, said guitarist Phil Collen. It gave all of us a totally different view on life. Like Ricks accident, to lose an arm and just come back and play like nothings happened, it just put things in perspective. Anytime we got
bummed out, we realized everything was trivial compared to that. Hysteria came out in August to face competition not only from new Michael Jackson and Bruce Springsteen albums, but from groups such as Whitesnake and Poison who had successfully adopted the Def Leppard musical mix of melody and metal.
It was frustrating, being in the studio when groups were copying what we did, Collen said. I really like Bon Jovi, its a great band and theyve made some brilliant singles, but it was the formula of Pyromania and we were trying to avoid that. We were determined not to make Pyromania, Part II.
The band compensated for its long absence with perhaps the longest single-disc hard rock album ever. Hysteria, which has sold 2 million copies in its first three months of release, is 63 minutes of hot guitar interplay between Collen and Steve Sonic Clark, rat-tat-tat Allen drum licks, thumping Savage bass lines and searing Elliott vocals.
Animal, the albums second single, is nearing the Top 40, helping hype attendance for the groups first U.S. tour in four years. The group performs on an unusual rock-in-the-round stage over which 30 tons of equipment are mounted in the middle of an arena rather than one end, affording better acoustics and sightlines. A road crew of 48 is required to assemble the state-of-the-art stage each night.
We had to do something different because theres so much competition now, Elliott said. Weve always followed our own nose and lived and died by that.... We dont ever listen
or watch another group and say, Thats a good sound, we should try that ourselves.
Def Leppards long absence from the road means theres a whole new generation of potential ticket buyers, those who saw the Pyromania tour as junior high students now are about to enter college.
Its almost a whole new audience at times, Collen said. We went to see Whitesnake the other day and it s really weird: The audience is like we used to have - lots of young kids. Until our single kicked in, we were seeing more 20-to 24-year-olds at our
shows the die-hard Def Leppard fans.
After four years of turmoil, will Def Leppard get hysterical if the new album doesnt stay on the charts for two years, as Pyromania and HighnDry did?
Even if it only sells half as many albums, financially it might be considered a failure in peoples eyes, but three million is still a lot of albums, Elliott said. We all consider it the best album weve ever done, and as far as Im concerned thats where it stops and starts.
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EDITORS NOTE - It may have something to do with their growing numbers in the United States, but Hispanics are gaining ground in the entertainment industry. No longer do they have to settle for movie roles demeaning to their culture. In fact, Hollywoods Hispanic performers now find it helps to be assertively ethnic.
By FELIX GUTIERREZ
Associated Press Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Sexy seoritas and Latin lovers are giving way to less stereotyped Hispanic images on movie screens, Spanish words and music are spicing up the pop charts, and NBC has Jimmy Smits and Edward James Olmos.
Hispanic performers who were stuck with bandido and barfly roles for years are now being cast in a wider range of characters that demean neither their culture nor their talent.
Were suddenly commercial, which is something we never were before, says La Bamba producer Luis Valdez, who featured Linda Ronstadt lustily singing Mexican corridos in a PBS special this fall. It could be a passing change, but I like to think its something deeper. Census bureau estimates show 18.8 million Hispanics living in the United
States, up 30 percent from 1980, and the figure could hit 47 million by 2020. Whats more, a younger median age and larger households than national norms make U.S. Hispanics a prime audience for movies and advertising.
Hollywoods Hispanic performers now find it helps to be assertively ethnic. But it wasnt always so.
Facing discrimination, Hispanic talent once took new names to gain roles. Rita Cansino became Rita Hayworth and Ramon Estevez became Martin Sheen. Now, some performers like Miss Ronstadt, who is half-Mexican, are reclaiming their roots. One of Sheens sons performs as Emilio Estevez; another is Charlie Sheen.
Singers from Ronstadt to Madonna are using Spanish lyrics in their songs. Miss Ronstadt is issuing an album of Mexican rancheras. Madonna sang Spanish phrases in her hits, La Isla Bonita and Whos That Girl, and Sting is releasing a Spanish-language version of the song Fragile.
Noting the success of this years La Bamba and his earlier Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, Emmy-winning actor Edward James Olmos said movies in recent years have seen a tremendous breaking down of the stereotypes, but its not fast enough.
Olmos, who plays Lt. Martin
Castillo on NBCs Miami Vice, says television has been slower to increase and improve Hispanic images.
Television has a formula and they tend to stay with the formula longer 'than in film, Olmos says.
Aside from a few shows, including Jimmy Smits portrayal of attorney Victor Sifuentes on NBCs L.A. Law, few prime-time TV shows cast Hispanics as featured players. When Hispanics do appear on televison their images are less positive than blacks or whites, according to a recent study.
Both black and Hispanic roles have increased since the 1950s, but Latino gains are not as dramatic as blacks, says Dan Amundson of the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Media and Public Affairs, co-author of Prime-Time Prejudice: TVs Images of Blacks and Hispanics.
In a study of minority images in 620 randomly selected network television shows from 1955 to 1986, researchers found black characters increased from one in 200 before 1975 to one in 11 since 1975. By contrast, only one character in 50 is Hispanic, about the same as 30 years ago.
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percent). Hispanic characters were three times more likely to commit crimes than blacks and twice as likely as whites.
Perusing these figures, it is hard to resist the conclusion that Hollywood has cracked open the door to black concerns while letting Hispanics serve as window dressing, Amundson wrote recently.
Televisions Hispanic images go back to the early 1950s and the mediums first big hit, I Love Lucy. Desi Arnaz played Ricky Ricardo, Lucille Balls short-tempered husband, whose accented English quickly lapsed into rapid-fire Spanish when he was angered by Lucys antics.
Other early roles included Tony Martinez as Pepino the farmhand on The Real Mcoys and most characters in Disneys Zorro series. The 1960s saw Bill Danas Jose Jimenez in his own series and a host of Hispanic support players on Sally Fields The Flying Nun.
Noting that popular television shows in the 1970s, such as Chico and the Man and Welcome Back Hotter used racially-based humor or cast Hispanics as juvenile delinquents, Amundson said Hispanics were not really the great heroes that you look up to.
In addition to Olmos and Smits, this seasons prime-time roles in^ elude Ramon Franco as Pvt. Alberto Ruiz of CBS Tour of Duty and Elizabeth Pena as nanny Dora Calderon on ABCs I Married Dora.
Miss Pena co-stars as a Central American maid who married her boss to avoid deportation. She plays her role without relying on accented English for humor.
Frustrated by stereotyped television roles she was offered earlier in her career. Miss Pena left television for the stage and movies before returning this season.
I was offered hookers. 1 played some of those roles and after 1 played them I felt I had violated myself, the actress said. I felt I had sold out; allowed myself to be raped.
Even with more roles, some schol-I ars say Hispanic images in both film and television haven4 changed that much, particularly with the focus on stories featuring drug dealers, youth gangs and undocumented immigrants.
Latinos have now joined Italian-Americans as the major (Hollywood)
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D-16 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C. Sunday, December 13,1987
New Tenor Gives Wagnerian Fans Cause To Reoice
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By MIKE SILVERMAN Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Gary Lakes was not even born when Lauritz Melchior sang his last Wagner at the Metropolitan Opera, but today the strapping Texan often hears the legendary Danish tenors name in connection with his own.
At 37, Lakes is one of the hottest talents to emerge for some time in the vocally undernourished world of Wagnerian opera, possessing a fresh, robust tenor sound that is still developing in power.
There arent many of us, Lakes said in an interview, referring to the current state of heldentenors, the German term for the heroic tenors who must make themselves heard over Wagners heavy orchestrations.
The difference between me and some of the others is that I can retain some beauty in the tone. Its love music, after all.
Earlier this fall. Lakes sang his first major Wagner role in New York two performances of Siegmund in the Mets production of Die Walkuere, the second of four operas that make up the epic Ring Cycle.
The audiences cheered his youthful, ardent singing as the tragic warrior who falls in love with his sister and then is condemned to die by the go^ for stealing her from her husband.
"Its a wonderful role, because you cant help but come across as sym-latJietic, Lakes said. Siegmund las been kicked around all his life, then he finally meets a beautiful woman, and even that gets taken away. , . . ^
The critics, often quick to smpe at the Met for casting mediocre singers in key roles, were impressed.
In the current quest for the Great White Hope to replace the still-ir-replaceabe Lauritz Melchior as a Wagner tenor who can cut the mustard, young Gary Lakes seems as qualified as anyone who has come along in recent years, wrote Daily News critic Bill Zakariasen.
Lakes grew up in Irving, Texas, outside Dallas, and sang in church choirs as a boy, though he never attended an opera. He enrolled at Southern Methodist Universitys ' School of Music but was more interested in playing college football, until a back injury ended his career.
Elvis Songs ^ Are Dropped
By JOE EDWARDS Associated Press Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Stamps Quartet, Elvis Presleys famed backup vocalists, have dropped his songs from their repertoire.
They still love him, but the four are concentrating on light gospel music instead of such songs as Hound Dog and Jailhouse Rock.
The Stamps sang with Presley on 'V. his records and at his concerts from 1970 until his death in 1977. The quartet disbanded in 1980, disillusioned with a lack of creativity and because they were not being ^5 rec(^zed for their original perfor-ming style-gospel music.
For those reasons, the Stamps, recently reunited with two new members, do not plan to sing Presley material any more.
We love him and remember him d as a great guy, but we want to stay away from that part of our life, says the Stamps Larry Strickland, who is * engaged to Naomi Judd, the mother hau of country musics mother-daughter duo, the Judds.
The group says it became stereotyped as part of Presleys act and had no identity when he died at age 42
People asked us to do memorial services (for Presley) and the fan clubs asked us to do Elvis songs, Strickland recalled. During the memorial shows, its like youre not a real human being. We still were not helping our own music. We drew leople to our shows, but all of us got lumedout.
We were doing his material. We were dead creatively.
Says Ed Enoch: Everything centered on Elvis. We were his boys, his group. Due to a lack of foresight, we were left without a separate entity. We had no idea Elvis would die ' and leave us in that mess.
During the past seven years, Enoch went into the boat business and straightened out his personal life which had been marred by alcoholism and pill abuse.
^ He remembers Presley as a man that was placed here by (Jod with unbelievable talent. He never realized why he had it or who he was. He was very much at awe with everything that happened to him He died as a 42-year-old man, but something died in his head at 21 or 22 or whenever it was that he became so successful. He felt unworthy of that ^ talent. He knew he was different but he wanted to be an everyday guy, Enoch said.
He was generous, loving, kind and caring, all those things youve heard. He was full of music and he loved gospel music. He was deemed from the hand of God to carry people to new heights. He was the mam bear in thewocxis,
He fulfilled his message. He fulfilled his calling.
While I was still in college, I needed a job, so I joined the Dallas Civic Opera Chorus, he recalled. It was Rigoletto, and I fell in love with opera. I just .couldnt believe the sounds,
Once hooked, he began studying voice full time, moving to Santa Barbara, Calif., to enroll at the Music Academy of the West. His professional debut came in 1979 when he was invited to sing the small tenor part of Froh in the Seattle Operas production of Wagners Das Rhe-ingold, the first of the Ring operas.
There, William Eddy, a voice teacher from Tacoma, Wash., heard Lakes and thought he could help.
I alwavs had trouble with the top to work in Europe, a fertile training
of mfS he said. If it hadnt ground for American opera singers,
of my voice, ne saiu. ......^
small role of the High Priest in Mozarts Idomeneo. The next season he sang an equally small part in Wagners Tannhaeuser.
Last spring, he had the opportunity to sing two major roles at the Met filling in for Jon Vickers once in Saint-Saens- Samson and Delila and three times for Jose Carreras in Bizets Carmen.
He also sang Siegmund in the first installment of the Mets complete Ring Cycle recording, and has been flocSed with offers from opera houses around the world, all desperate to latch onto anything ap-
been for him, I dont know what I would have done.
In 1981, after two years of more study. Lakes was a joint winner, along with fellow American Timothy Jenkins, of the Lauritz Melchior Heldentenor Award given through the Juilliard School of Music in New York The prize, from an endowment started by Melchior to encourage
young singers, was worth $5,000,
God bless his heart for leaving the
money, Lakes said. It can go a long way when youre a struggling
student. ,
Soon after that. Lakes won the Mets national auditions and started
proaching a genuine Wagner sound.
Conductors get a young voice and they want to push him, Lakes said. They wave a lot of money in your face.
, But he seems determined to take things slowly, perhaps mindful of the vocal problems that have beset such singers as the German tenor Peter Hofmann, who has pushed his medium size lyric voice into heldentenor parts and turned his pleasant sound harsh and grating. ,
Two years ago I was offered Siegfried in new productions. Tristan, too, but not for awhile, Lakes said. Those are much longer
mature until Im in my late 40s; the muscles are still developing. J This summer he will sing Sieg-1 mund for his debut at Bayreuth, the West German opera festival founded by Wagner* as a shrine to himself. And in future seasons Met audiences will hear him as Erik in 'The Flying Dutchman and again as Siegmund. and as Don Jose in Carmen.
Lakes now spends four months each year in Europe, travels widely in this country, and, about five days a month, visits Pittsburgh. Thats where his wife. Dee, lives and teaches first grade.
She didnt know much about
parte tFan Siegmund, and you need opera when we got marri^ but shes tremendous stamina. I wont fully become a big fan, he said.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1987THE DAILY REFLECTOR
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Price Glower, 69, runs his own antiques gallery in New York; Carmen Koch Jones (r), 71, of Wausau, Wis., masterminded a chain of pizza stores.
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QIn her new book about John Wayne, Pilar, his third wife, writes that the actors second wife, Esperanza "Chata" Bauer, was "a high-class call girl." Is it true that Chata was a prostitute? If so, why did Wayne marry her and live with her for six years? Certainly he ivoi no yokel off the farmnot after his sizzling affair with Marlene Dietrich and his first marriage, in which he fathered four kids. What's the truth about Duke Wayne and his second wife?Willa F., Wichita, Kan.
A Chata Wayne, who died in 1954, may have o been a woman of easy virtue, but there is no conclusive evidence that she was a high-class call girl or prostitute. She was an alcoholic, however, but insisted that her husband had turned her into one. The truth is that John Wayne was hung up on Chata. He found her enormously sexy in a ruttish way, and she found him responsive to her physical demands. Wayne, however, was basically obsessed with his motion picture careeran obsession each of his wives resented.
Just married: Chata and John Wayne on wedding day, 1946
QWho called Sammy Davis Jr. "the only one- eyed black Jew in show business" ? How old is he? How rich? And does he really drive a Rolls-Royce?Cheryl Robinson, Brownsville, Tex,
A Davis, 62, for years has called himself the only one-eyed black Jew in show business. To date, no one has refuted his claim. He probably is a multimillionaire. Davis drives a Ferrari, also an old Cadillac station wagon, and owns a Rolls-Royce among his dozen other cars.
Ursula Andress and latest lover, young Fausto Fagone
QHow old is Ursula Andress, who used to be married to actor John Derek? And how old is her new Italian boyfriend, Fausto Fagone? Or is he really her son?Tiffany T, Atlantic City, N.J.
A The actress is 51. Fausto Fagone is 21. He is not her son. The father of 7-year-old Dimitri is Harry Hamlin, 35, star of TVs L.A. Law.
Q/ know that Peter Jennings and Ted Koppel of ABC-TV were not born in the U.S., but are they now citizens?D.M.S., Houston, Tex.
A Ted Koppel, who was bom in Lancashire, England, is a U.S. citizen. Peter Jennings, bom in Toronto, is not yet one.
QWas Elizabeth Dole, the wife of Republican Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, ever a Democrat, or has she always been a North Carolina Republican?Grace Rose, Durham, N.C.
A Elizabeth Dole was a Democrat in 1968 when she served under Betty Furness on President Lyndon Johnsons Committee on Consumer Interests. Later, she became an independent and then a Reagan Republican. nir..Pol-80P-,tU.
QWhen the late Humphrey Bogart was mar- ried to Lauren Bacall, did Bogey wear lifts in his shoes so he could be taller than she?Evey Walsh, Danvers, Mass.
A No. They were the same height, 5 feet 9, when Bacall wore flat-heeled shoeswhich she did when playing opposite Bogan.
QThe reported romance benveen the actor Robert De Niro and pop singer Whitney Houstonis it real or just stuff and nonsense? Isnt De Niro old enough to be Houston's father? Eloize Brewer, Detroit. Mich.
A As of this writing, its stuff and nonsense. De Niro is 44, and Houston is 20 years younger. In show business, however, that sort of age difference is no unsurmountable obstacle, particularly for a man of De Niros determination.
Robert De Niro and Whitney Houston: Stuff and nonsense?
QMike Deaver was a confidant of Ronald and Nancy Reagan for some 20 years. Did he ever have the reputation of being an alcoholic? Would Nancy ever have let him hang around her Ronnie if he had? When did Deaver become an alcoholicwhen he went to Washington with the Reagans in I98I?R.S., San Jose, Calif.
A Michael Deavers history as an alcoholic
apparently was a well-kept secret until recentlywhen he was charged with and tried for perjury.
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Older people are ffling into business later in life, and doii^ well at it__Secrets Of Success After 60
HE OLD SAW LIFE begins at 40 may no longer be valid. Many men and women first go into business for themselves after age 60 . And many succeed. Here are some of their stories:
Tom Duck had always felt confident he would make it big somedayand now, at age 73, he finally has. As president of Ugly Duckling Rent-A-Car System of Tucson, he heads an $84.5 million enterprise with the fifth-largest number of locations of any auto-rental firm in the U.S.
Duck didnt start his company until he was 63 years old and had retired from a 35-year career as an insurance and investments agent. But he has no regrets about making his mark so late. Everything I did in earlier years prepared me for my success today, he says.
When he started his company, which was the first to rent older, less attractive cars nationally at significantly lower than custom^ rental rates, expert opinion was solidly against him. Everyone told me that I couldnt get insurance coverage, wouldnt find a sufficient supply of good used cars and that no customers would be interested in any case, Duck recalls. But I knew in my guts that 1 was right, so 1 went ahead anyway. His success has been phenomenal.
Carmen Koch Jones, 71, of Wausau, Wis., founded Kids Komer Fresh Pizza Inc. at age 61. Before that, Jones had attempted to retire after an active 25-year career in sales and marketing. It didnt take. I got bored, she says bluntly. You can play golf or go fishing just so much, or make just so many visits to the grandchildren. She also developed several physical ills, including arthritis and a slight heart ailment.
Now that shes in business for herself, Jones reports, shes in "really tiptop shape. She adds. Ive never felt better or more fulfilled. Indeed, several entrepreneurs over 60 assert that starting their own businesses improved both their physical and emotional health significantly.
Jones also is a lot richer. Kids Korner. a chain of retail stores that sell we make em, you bake em fresh pizzas, has grown to40 locations in eight states.
Sidney Block, 67, and his wife, Adele,66, started Dome A Ceiling, which installs high-tech domed kitchen ceilings.
company, Chasco Car Phones, racked up sales of almost
$250,000 its first full year.
Started with $20.000 provided by Jones savings, its now a multimillion-dollar operation.
Carmen Jones never imagined her business would grow so large. It just sort of happened." she says.
Other older entrepreneurs have big dreams right from the start. Chuck Loomis. 70. founded Chasco Car Phones two years ago with the intention of taking it as far as it can go."
This is a big growth business, and I believe the skys the limit." declares Loomis, of Fountain Valley. Calif. He
spent 30 years as a sales manager for Pacific Bell before starting his firm, which designs and markets mobile phone systems. Chasco racked up sales of about $250.000 in its first full year of operation and already has seven full-time employees.
Loomis thinks older entrepreneurs have several advantages over their younger counterparts. On the whole, they have less trouble raising money for their businesses. Loomis, for example, was able to establish a generous line of credit at the bank where he had done person
al business for a number of years. Bankers look for two main things in deciding whether to grant loansa credit history and collateral. he explains. "Older busi-ness-owners are more likely to have both.
Prior experience can give a big edge to entrepreneurs, like Loomis, who start businesses in fields related to the work they did before turning 60. Florence Ekstrand, 70, of Seattle, had an active career as a newspaper reporter and editor before launching her own small publishing company at age 63.
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Ekstrands firm, Welcome Press, specializes in books on Scandinavian history and culture. One book, Scandinavian Home Cooking, which she wrote as well as published, already has sold 50,000 copiesa respectable showing for a title from a small pressand is still going strong.
Sidney and Adele Block, a husband and wife team from Sun City West, Ariz., also launched a business that could take advantage of their experience. Their company. Dome A Ceiling, formed two years ago, installs high-tech, energy-saving domed kitchen ceilings made of plastic and aluminum.
Adele Block, 66, formerly worked as an interior designer for a condominium contractor, while her husband desiped and manufactured draperies and blinds, so both had experience in the home decoration field. Its easier to be successful when you already have a track record, admits Sidney Block, 67. You already have a grasp of your market, rather than attempting something completely new.
A number of senior entrepreneurs have made the decision to break with their pasts by starting businesses in totally new fields of endeavor. Among them is Richard Victor, who until three years ago produced documentaries and talk
career as a journalist.
Tom Duck (r), 73, made it big with his Ugly Duckling Rent-A-Car ^stem.
shows for a TV station in his native Chicago. Today, hes co-owner and full-time manager of Moonraker, a trendy seafood restaurant in the Chicago Loop that already is grossing about $500,000 yearly.
Victor, 63, initially expected to be only a passive investor in the restaurant. I was going to enjoy early retirement by lazing around on a tropical island, he laughs. But, like Carmen Jones, he quickly became disenchanted with so much leisure. Since it was difficult to find suitable day-to-day management help for Moonraker, Victor stepped into the breach himself last year. Now he greets guests, orders provisions and supervises the young staff.
Price Glover, 69, of New York City, for years an enthusiastic antiques buff.
transformed his hobby into the ownership of a highly successful antiques store nine years ago.
A Pan American World Airways pilot for 35 years, Glover had spent his off-duty hours in distant cities exploring museum collections and combing back alleyways for alluring finds. By the time he reached his 50s, with mandatory retirement for pilots looming ahead, Glover thought he had sufficient background to make it on his own: I was friendly with a number of dealers by then and thought I knew the ropes, he recalls.
The gamble has paid off handsomely. Launched with his own collection, ftice Glover Inc. has been profitable nearly from the start and now grosses more than $500,000 a year.
Craft businesses are particularly appealing to the over-60 set, especially since they often can be operated from home. Glendora Donaldson, 65, formed her company. Pot Pburri, three years ago to market a line of handcrafted padded picture frames, desk diaries, wedding albums and other photo albums.
Donaldson, who lives in New Milford, Conn., has been involved in alcohol rehabilitation and was a fashion model and house painter. She was trained as an artist and designer more than 40 years ago. I just never got around to applying it until now, she explains. But I kept my hand in as a hobby.
Today, she sells her crafts in 10 states through boutiques and the Federation of Womans Exchanges, a group of 41 i nonprofit craft shops.
^ Donaldson grossed about I $30,000 last year and expects to earn more in the future, even though she operates the business out of her home and generally works aloneexcept when her 88-year-old mother, Camilla, helps out.
Whether they start businesses which are similar to or different from their previous fields, the majority of older entrepreneurs plan carefully, often testing the waters by starting small before making major investments of time or money.
The urge to accomplish something is one trait most entrepreneurs over 60 share. Another is the desire to be ones own boss. And, like entrepreneurs of any age, senior business-owners must be risk-oriented, willing to attempt the new and unusual for the promise of reward. A strong measure of creativity also helps them succeed.
Older business-owners know their lifestyle is not for everyone. Each person is different, says Price Glover. 1 have friends who enjoy a total life of leisure. I say, more power to them, but its certainly not for me.
Still, over-60 entrepreneurs think more of their peers could make a go of small
businessesand theyre apt to encourage those who approach them for advice. Carmen Jones, whose Kids Komer Fresh Pizza has franchised units, says that several of her franchisees are themselves over 60: I tell them if I could succeed, so can they. So far, all of our older franchisees have done quite well.
In fact, a nationwide network of business-owners over 60 is slowly developing, even though theres no formal association yet. Weve all heard of the Old Boys Network. Now, theres an Old, Old Boys and Girls Network too, quips Albert Myers, 70, president of The Institute for Success Over Sixty, in Aspen, Colo., a company that prints a newsletter and stages seminars on issues of interest to older people.
The federal government also is taking an interest in older business-owners. Theres no doubt government wants to encourage this group, asserts Elizabeth Vierck, 42, a Denver gerontologist and frequent consultant to Congress. Recent legislation (which will go into effect in 1990) will relax earnings restrictions on Social Security benefits, encouraging more seniors to work.
With or without government encouragement, the number of business-owners over 60 should inevitably grow. The generation just behind themthose in ^eir 40s and 50sseems even more inclined toward entrepreneurship than todays seniors, explains Vierck. And when the Baby Boomers reach 60, we can expect an explosion of elderly business-owners.Getting Started
If you're over 60 and thinking of starting a business, the following nonprofit agencies and private firms may be able to assist you:
o SCORE: The Service Corps Of Retired Executives consists of more than 12,000 volunteer members in 592 offices around the country, eager to advise and assist all prospective business owners, regardless of whether th^re over 60. Besides offering free one-on-one counseling, they hold seminars and workshops on small business. To find a SCORE office near you, consult your telephone directory under the heading U.S. Govemment-SBA. Or call toll-free 1-800-368-5855. o New Career Opportunities, Inc.: Started as a project of the Los Angeles Rotary Club, this nonprofit agency hopes to expand to other areas of the country soon. It offers an U-week seminar specifically geared to older men and women who wish to form new businesses. Inquiries are welcomed from all areas of the country at: P.O. Box 10266, Dept. P, Glendale, CalH. 91209.
o The Institute for Success Over Sixty: This for-profit company publishes a newsletter and stages seminars on small business as well as on other subjects of interest to seniors, including health care and investments. H can be reached at: Box 160, Dept. P, Aspen, Colo. 81612. Or call 1-303-925-1900.
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5 Sometimes a successful busi-I ness comes about by acddent That was the experience of Dvera Berson, 75, of Boca Raton, Fla., who 14 years was an invalid, incapacitated by arthritis. Desperate for relief, Berson discovered Burt exerdsb^ in water could alleviate her pain. Over the next year, she devised her own system of gradually more strenuous In-water therapy. At the end of that time, she was completely pain-free. As a result, Berson saiys, "I wanted to share what I had learned with other sufferers.
When she was 65, she wrote a book describing her exercise program, Pain-FneArthritisiSU Books, Brooklyn, N.Y.), which has now sold more than 80,000 copies by mail order. But that was only the banning: The septu^enarian became something of a one-woman industry, teadig her mthiitis-feHef techniques around the country and serving as a con-suHatrt to senhNHdtizen communities. She now grosses well over $100,000 a year. Berson insists, though, that her financial success is far less gratifying than her sense of accomplishment 'I feel I've been useful to thousands of other people, she says.
Top Business Choices
Suppose youre over 60 and interested In taking the plunge, but you arent sure what kind of small business youd like to start. We asked Albert Myers, head of The Institute for Success Over Sixty and author of Success Over Sixty (Simon & Schuster), to list the most popular business choices. While accurate statistics on the subject are not readily available, Myers believes the following kinds of businesses are launched most frequently: e Retail stores: The kind of store opened can reflect the owners special interest, from flower shops to auto supply stores.
Food businesses: Seniors are opening restaurants, cafs, pizzerias and donut shops.
Crafts: Handicraft businesses are easy to operate from home. Older women, especially, may have practiced crafts as a hobby.
Consulting: Another home-based possi bifity. Many seniors counsel clients in such areas as mmketing, er^neeiing or personnel
Business services: Business-to-business companiessecretarial services, instant printers, photocopy storesare popular.
Hospitality: Some 60-phis businesspeople ran hotels, motels or bed and breakfast inns.
Franchises: A sizable number of the close to 380,000 individual Americans who own franchises are seniors.
NE^ GIRLS STOOD GIGGLING AT ME AS I OPENED THE DOOR...
A True Story by Janet McBarron, M.D.
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I am about to tell you a true story. Its very embarrassing to me. But I want you to have this while there is still time.
I was raised in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, a small town near Philadelphia. After high school I went to college.
My grades were good. Everything was great. Except that I was 74 pounds overweight. A real porker.
Naturally, I was teased about being fat.
For example, a group of girls in my dormitory called a local pizza shop and ordered seventeen pizzasall to be delivered in my name. When they arrived, I was summoned to the front door. I heard eight or nine girls giggling at me from behind the stairs. When I opened the door, there stood the delivery boy, seventeen pizzas in hand. I was humiliated and embarrassed. But I paid him from money Id been saving for a new dress. The girls behind the stairs thought it was funny.
I didnt.
Then and there I vowed the jokes would end.
During my second year of medical school; I was invited to take part in an experimental new weight-Ioss r^men. It was called the Clinic-D Program. Enrollment in the test program was limited to patients who were severely obese. That was me. Obese. So I was allowed to enter.
The project b^an in late Fd)ruary. For the first three days nothing happened. My weight remained the same. But on the fourth day, my weight began dropping. Rapidly. Within the next 180 days I lost 67 pounds. And during the next two and a half weeks I lost an additional 13 pounds. This may not seem like a lot. But to me it was a miracle! This was the first time in my life I had consistently lost weight, week... after week... after week.
The Clinic-D Program was researched and developed by a team of bariatric physiciansspecialists in weight loss. Its unique beause it actually allows you to eat up to 1.8 times the amount of food you would on many other dietsand still lose weight. In fact, theres so much food on the program, I could hardly eat it all.
The prescribed menus called for up to six meals per day. Three regular meals. Plus three snack meals. (All good whole
some food. No pills. No weird foods.) So youre always eating.
How can a person consume so much food and still lose weight?
The secret is not in the amount of food you eat. Its in the prescribed combination of foods you eat in each 24-hour cycle. Specific portions of complex carbohydrates, fiber, and proteins that generate a negative caloric process that continues all day long... a complete 24-hour fat burning cycle. Fat is burned away around the clock. Not just in unhealthy spurts and fits like many diets. Thats why it lets you shed pounds so easily. Without hunger. Without feeling deprived.
But heres the best part...
1. The food is delicious! Choose from chicken, ham, pork, beef, or fish. You may also select from a wide variety of cheeses, pasta products, sauces, potatoes, fruits and v^etables. Even some light wines and sweets. But you must consume them in the specific combinations and portions prescribed in the program.
2. There are no drugs. No ^petite suppressants. No artificial foods. No gimmicks of any kind. All the food comes right from your supermarket.
3. The Program is healthy. Its very low in sodium, high in fiber. Its well balanced in every food group, with ample proteins and special combinations of complex carbohydrates.
4. The Program is flexible. The menus are varied. You can make substitutions. Even eat in restaurants that serve a la carte foods. Just so you order the appropriate combinations of food.
5. Youll lose weight. And keep it off. Permanently. Lets face it. Were all creatures of habit. Were used to eating three meals a day. Were also used to snacking. We all love snacks. Especially at night.
But most diets try to force us to change all that.
And thats precisely why they faiD.
The Clinic-D Program is different. It allows you to continue your normal eating lifestyle, but with the right combinations of foods. Youll eat three meals a day. Plus three snack meals every day. So you dont feel hungry. Not in the morning.
Not in the afternoon. Not at night.
Im not the only one who was helped by the Clinic-D Program. Here are a few other examples...
Charlie is a 43-year-old machinist. He b^ the program a week before Easter. He tried dozens of diets before. Always failed. But in just 16 weeks he lost 47 pounds. He reported absolutely no hunger. No feelings of deprivation. No nervousness.
Linda is a 32-year-old secretary. She told me she had been on at least 23 diets before. She feiiled on all of them. But this time she lost 38.5 pounds in 16 weeks. No hunger. No nervousness.
Donna is a 22-year-old housewife. She lost 22 pounds in only six weeks. She told me, For once Im not tired and irritable. Im not sniq)ping at the kids. I feel great!
Obviously, Im excited about the program. This is the first time its been available to the public outside of a clinical setting. Its being distributed for us by Green Tree Press, Inc. in Erie, Pennsylvania.
ru be h^py to send you the Program to examine for 31 days. Show it to your doctor. T/y it. Theres no obligation. In fact, I wont cash your check for 31 days. You may even postdate it 31 days in advance, if you wish.
Your Clinic-D Program will be* shipped immediately. When it arrives, try some of the menus. If you dont begin losing weight within six days. Ill promptly return your original uncashed check. No delays. No excuses.
Or keep it longer. Try it for six months. Even then, if youre not continuing to lose weight on a regular basis. Ill send you a full refund. Promptly. And without question. This is the fairest way I know to prove to you how well this new program works.
To order, just send your name, address and postdated check for 59.95 to me, Janet McBarron, M.D., c/o Green Tree Press, Inc., Dept. 522, 3603 West 12th Street, Erie, PA 16505.
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A recent study Dr. Thomas B. Grabpys and his colleagues at the Harvard School of Public Health, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, indicates that a second medical opinion may be enough to spare certain patients from heart-t?ypass surgery.
physician advised the patient to postpone or forgo suigery and to continue medical therapy. Sixty of the 74 followed that advice, continued their therapy and did not show a higher death rate than those who had undergone bypass surgery.
The new study, its hoped, will encourage the public to seek more second opinions when a heart bypass is recommended.The Presidents Health Food
Its no earth-shaking matter, but to those of you who have written to this publication asking if President Reagan regularly eats bee pollen, the answer is yes. He reportedly has been eating the substance since 1961 and says its an energy restorative.
A supply of bee pollen is kept on hand not only in the White House but also aboard Air Force One, the Presidents aircraft, and Executive One, the jet which transports Nancy Reagan.
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DO you believe that many women emplc^ the old Not tonight, darling, Tve got a headache routine to avoid having sex with their partners?
If you do, you are in error. According to a Gallup Poll taken in Britain on the subject of tension headaches, only 2% of the women questioned admitted to using that alibi to evade sex. The overwhelming
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Next year, the Peoples Repubhc of China will publish in Mandarin one of the most popular American best-sellers of the decade, lacocca: An Autobiography. As millions of Americans know, Lee lacocca is the frank, forthright, immensely successful chief of Chrysler Motors who rescued his company from approaching bankruptcy. He prevailed upon Washington in 1980 to guarantee $1.2 billion in loans to his shaky corporation, with which he revived the nearly moribund organization.
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Its the season to welcome home friends and family, and we love to do it by creating a glistening dessert table. We find it a lovely way to entertain for an open house, a tree-
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Poached meringues float in a creamy orange and caramel sauce.Orange Crme Anglaise
2 cups heavy cream 1 cup milk
1 freish vanilla bean, cut in half lengthwise 6 egg yolks
2/3 cup granulated sugar
Zest of 1 large orange, finely grated
1. Place 1 cup cream, milk and vanilla bean in a heavy saucepan. Bring to a boil; lower heat, cover and simmer gently for 5 minutes. Remove from heat.
2. Remove vanilla bean; scrape seeds from inside into cream mixture, stir, cover and let rest for 5 minutes more.
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Yield: 12 scoopsCaramel and Assembly
2 cups granulated sugar
1 tablespoon unsaKed butter
1. Prepare caramel just before serving: Place sugar in a large skillet over medium heat for 4 minutes. Stir constantly with a long-handled spoon. When sugar melts and turns golden, add butter and stir until melted.
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V2 pounds semisweet chocolate, cut in pieces 1/4 cup brewed espresso coffee 3/4 cup amaretto liqueur 4 egg yolks
1 cup heavy cream, chilled 1/4 cup sugar 8 egg whites, chilled Pinch of saK
1. Melt chocolate with espresso coffee in the top of a double boiler over simmering water. Whisk in amaretto until chocolate is smooth. Remove from heat, cool to room temperature and pour into a bowl.
2. Whisk in egg yolks, one at a time, until chocolate mixture is well blended and has a satiny appearance.
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4. Fold half the cream-and-egg mixture
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Yield: 6 cupsProfiteroles
IV3 cups water 8 tablespoons unsaHed butter 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 teaspoon saK
2 cups all-purpose flour 8 eggs
Vegetable shortening
1. Preheat oven to 450F.
2. Combine water, butter, sugar and salt in a heavy saucepan and bring to a boil.
3. Add flour all at once, stirring with a wooden spoon. Continue stirring over heat until mixture forms a stiff ball.
4. Remove from heat. Beat in eggs, one at a time, until mixture has a satiny appearance.
5. Grease a cookie sheet lightly with vegetable shortening.
6. Drop batter by teaspoonfuls onto a cookie sheet. Bake for 5 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350F and bake an additional 15 minutes. Cool and reserve.
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1. Spread almonds on a cookie sheet. Toast in preheated 350F oven for 12 to 15 minutes, until lightly browned. Reserve.
2. In the bowl of an electric mixer, whip heavy cream until it starts to thicken. Still beating, gradually add the amaretto and granulat^ sugar; continue beating until the cream is stiff. Reserve.
3. Just before serving, remove chocolate mousse from refrigerator. Cut off tops of puffs. Fill the bottom halves with chocolate mousse and carefully replace tops.
4. .Arrange five filled puffs in a circle plus one in the middle. Spoon whipped cream on top. Sprinkle with almonds. Place three more filled puffs on top of first six. Spoon more whipped cream on top. Sprinkle with almonds. Add one final puff on top of the three to form a little tree shape. Spoon more cream over top puff Sprinkle with almonds and shave white chocolate over all. Garnish with mint leaves. Proceed with remaining puffs and ingredients until six trees are made. They can be arranged on one large platter. Each tree serves two.
5. For individual portions, place three profiteroles on a dessert plate and top with a fourth, following same assembly procedure. Profiteroles can also be layered and served in a large bowl. Serves 12 or 15
Macadamia Snoidalls
These bite-sized confections blend two intriguing flavorsrum and crunchy macadamia nuts from the South Pacific.
8 tablespoons ansatted butter at room temperature 1 cup alFpurpose flour 4 tablespoons dark rum 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1/4 teaspoon salt
IV4 cups finely chopped macadamia nuts 1 tablespoon vegetable shortening 1 cup confectioners sugar
1. Cream the butter in the bowl of an electric mixer.
2. Continue beating and gradually add the flour, rum, vanilla and salt.
3. With motor off, add chopped macadamia nuts; beat again on a slow speed until nuts are mixed through evenly.
4. Wrap dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 1 hour.
5. Preheat oven to 300F.
6. Grease a cookie sheet with shortening. Form balls by hand so they are 3/4 inch in diameter (the size of a quarter). Bake on middle rack of oven for 35 minutes.
7. Remove from oven. Cool slightly and roll in confectioners sugar. When completely cool, roll in sugar again. Yield: 32 snowballs
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MOVIESTHE RUSH IS ON FOR THE OSCA RS
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The most eagerly awaited movie today is the topicaJ Broadcast News, writer-director James L. Brooks first time out since his poignant, Oscar-winning Terms of Endearment. His new drama, starring William Hurt, Holly Hunter and Albert Brooks, is a tale of love and feverish ambition set in the Washington bureau of a major TV network ripe for big changes.
e Cher tries a totally new kind of role in the gloriously romantic and funny Moonstruck. As a plain-and-practical Italian widow in her late 30s, shes about to settle for a companionable but loveless marriage to a middle-aged mamas boy (Danny Aiello) when grand passion strikes.
Happy together Streep and Nichotson
The most intriguing casting of the season reunites Heartburn co-stars Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep in Ironweed, drawn by William Kennedy from his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Its a rich original about a man forced to face up to the ghosts of his past.
In September, Woody Allen perhaps thinks back to the Lana Tumer-Johnny Stompanato-Cheryl Crane murder case and speculates about it and its aftermath: An unhappy woman (Mia Farrow) who years before, at 14, confessed to killing her movie-star nwthers lover, confronts her (Elaine Stritch). The movie, which also has strong echoes of Ingmar Bergmans Awtwmn Sonata, says that life is perverselove is unrequited, people betray best friends, husbands, lovers, even their own childrenand miserable. Nobody who sits around with this crew for a couple of hours will fight Woody on that one. Coincidentally, Cheryl Crane is coming out with her autobiography. Detour: A Hollywood Storyand a differing version of these events.
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Will Bill Cosbys devoted fans buy tickets to see him in theaters? Columbia is betting big on the comedy adventure Leonard Part 6. In it,
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\ Feinstein, 54, has twice I been elected mayor of San K Franciscothe last time I with 81 percent of the vote. B In 1984, she almost be-Bcame the first woman B Democratic Vice Presidential nominee; in 1990, she may become governor of California. But what few people have known until now is that, on the day she became mayor, one of the most successful public officials in this country was planning to quit public life. I had selfdoubt, she remembers now. My self-confidence was not high.
Many people know that Dianne Feinstein became mayor in 1978, on one of the worst days in San Franciscos history. Her predecessor, George Moscone, was slain in his City Hall office by Dan White, a former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. White then ran through City Hall, past the office Feinstein occupied as board president, and killed Supervisor Harvey Milk. Feinstein heard shots, ran to Milks office and discovered his body; when she tried to take his pulse, her fingers sank into a bullet wound in his wrist. Yet she pulled herself together and managed, somehow, to announce to the public what had happened, to take office as acting mayor and stabilize a numbed and battered city.
Only now has Feinstein begun to talk about the fact that these horrors happened at what was already a low point in her personal life, when she was ready to give up her career.
She is known for her cool, analytical mind and her even hand in making decisions. But when this subject came up, she began to fidget with a match-book, kneading it between her fingers while she psyched herself for the conversation.
I lost two elections for mayor, in 1971 and 1975, she says. The second time, I was the favorite. All the
polls had me ahead until a week before the election. I came in third. After that,
I was convinced I was not electable.
Then, in 1976, my husband contracted cancer. He had his first operation in 1976. He was sick for two years. He died early in 1978.
To recover from her long ordeal,
Feinstein went on an extended trip to the Himalayas. She visited the Dalai Lama in his Indian exile; she trekked through the stunning mountain forests of Nepal. But, at 15,000 feet, she came down with an infection and high fever. She was removed to a hotel in Nepal, where a doctor administered antibiotics. The
Top: Mayor Dianne Feinstein.
Above: With her husband, Richard Blum, and daughter, Katherine.
I drugs caused a violent reaction. Bed-I ridden for weeks, Feinstein returned to San Francisco weakened, dispirited and ready to give up. Theres a saying in politics, she says with a knowing smile. Winning isnt everything, but defeat has absolutely nothing to recommend it. With all the enormous loss and flux in my life, I thought it was clear that I was considered a loser. I did not think that people would elect a woman to the mayors job. So the day I went back to work, I dropped by the press room at City Hall and told people that I had pretty much resolved to finish my term as supervi
sor and go on to something else.
The killings occurred that morning of Nov. 27,1978. Feinsteinwho had started the day convinced she was a losertook over and, a week later, was elected by the other supervisors to fill out Moscones term.
Feinstein remembers now that she instantly knew what she had to do: I was determined that, in my own way,
I was going to show that the assassinations wobldnt be successful, she says. I was gbing to carry out George Moscones legacy. That meant retaining his peopleobviously, they hadnt done anything to precipitate this loss and trying to see that his programs went on. It was an extraordinary decision: After all, Moscone was the man who had defeated her for mayor. But she made it stick throughout what would have been the final year of Moscones term.
There were hard times. Riots erupted in the streets when Dan White was convicted of voluntary manslaughter instead of first-degree murder.
That was totally unexpected,Feinstein says. I thought it was going to be aspecial circumstance^er-dicta death penalty verdict. [White] was a public official. Generally, were held to a higher standard.
Were supposed to know better. The wounds of the verdict took years to heal.
Feinstein was elected, in her own right, in 1979. In 1980, she married Richard Blum, a fellow lover of the Himalayas who is Nepals honorary consul in San Francisco. My life began to come together, she says. I learned that I am capable of growth and learning. I knew what had to be
On the most important day of her career, Feinstein had made up her mind toq puhiiclifeBY MICHAEL RYAN
PAGE 20 DECEMBER 13,1987 PARADE MAGAZINE
Mayor handily wins 1983 recall election.
done in the city.
In 1983, Feinstein vetoed a bill that would have provided city benefits to the live-in companions of municipal workers. She believed it would bankrupt San Francisco. Angry supporters of the bill joined a recall drive, and once again Feinstein was fighting for her political life. She explained her reasoning to the voters, and they reaffirmed their support by an astounding 83 percent margin. Later the same year, they re-elected her to a second term. Ive never had second thoughts about that veto, she says. In political life, you come up against some big issues, and you rise or fall on them. I believe very strongly that people want their leaders to stand for something. Theyll forgive you when they dont agree with you if they really believe that they know where you are. Feinstein is unhappy with the law that limits her to two terms as mayor, but she doesnt intend to retire when she leaves office. She has contracted to write a book about her career for Simon & Schuster, and she is setting up a committee to explore the prospects of her running for governor in three years time. Now, as she looks back on the past decade of her life, she seems amazed that she once thought of quitting.
Human beings are really capable of much more strength and courage and staying power than we give ourselves credit for, she says. Adversity has a positive place in life. If you can go through adversity and remain a caring, open individual, willing to give to others, youll find yourself with much more to give. For example, 1 think a lot of people run away from death: They cant have a loved one at home when theyre dying, because of what it does to iem. If you learn how to handle these things, as terrible as they are, theres a personal richness that comes out of it. It enables you to give much more rather than to go into a shell and become bitter,
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IS STILL SO boyish looking, it is difficult to realize that Tom Brokaw soon will be 48. He is the youngest of the three network anchormen (Dan Rather is 56, and Peter Jennings is 49). Yet for much of this hotly competitive television year, with the new people meters scrambling the already confusing Nielsen ratings, Brokaw has done what some experts thought impossible-pulled the NBC Nightly News into first place over the traditional leader, CBS.
When Brokaw first joined NBC Nightly News in 1982,
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he wasnt the star but simply one element of a two-man team. Roger Mudd ran things in Washington, and Tom anchored in New Yoik. The lineup simply didnt work, and after 16 months of so-so ratings and considerable behind-the-scenes infighting, the network elders dropped Roger whom some people thought was the bigger gun and pinned its ambitions to Tom, making him sole anchor.
To many TV critics, he was a surprise. They thought he might bea lightweight, coming as he did from the Today show, with its show-biz overtones so repugnant to the more weighty evening news. But young Brokaw had hardly been Just another talk-show host. He had, in fact, rejected an earlier offer to be host of the Today show and continued to cover the White House, because he objected to doing commercials in the morning, something
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Butvery much as had happened to Dan Rather a few years earlierft was the White House beat that made Brokaw a nationally recognized figure and led to his stint on the Today show and his eventual promotion to the evening news anchor chair.
In leading NBC Nightly News to No. 1 in the ratings earlier this year, Tom had done some things that had news purists squirming; singing Christmas carols with Nancy Reagan on a Washington stage; chatting with the President about football on a Super Bowl broadcast; going on the Letterman show to talk about his passion for mountain climbing. Says Tom, Im human. He thinks theres entirely too much cathedral thinking in television news already.
Relaxed and pleasant, Brokaw has neither Jennings sophistication nor Rathers gritty intensity, and from the times I have seen him around town, he seems more the social animal than either of his rivals. He and his wife of 25 years, Meredith, who was once Miss South Dakota, have three daughters and reside in Manhattan.
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Viewing Calendar For The Week Of December I0 Dtcember 19, 1987La Bamba Star Plays A Wise Man
By Evan Levin
It is a hot day in Los Angeles. The cast and crew of The Three Kings - An ABC movie airing Thursday, Dec. 17 that updates the Christmas story - are waiting. The cameras are rolling. And then a child screams excitedly, Look! Its La Bamba!
Its been happening a lot, admits Lou Diamond Phillips, who plays one of the wise men in the movie, and who rose to instant stardom with the lead role in last summers hit movie La Bamba, which chronicled singer Ritchie Valens life.
Phillips still seems dazed by his success. I didnt expect it to happen so quickly, he admits. Its flattering, but its also unsettling. All I ever wanted was something that would open the door for me.
He is more at ease discussing his role in The Three Kings, which was written by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Stirling Silliphant (In the Heat of the Night). The Three Kings centers around a trio of mental patients (Phillips, Jack Warden and Stan Shaw) who wander away from a party and unwittingly play out the familiar tale.
Phillips doesnt seem worried about the idea of appearing in a TV movie after his success in a theatrical release. Just because its a feature film doesnt mean it has to be good, he says. This is a very original story; I hadnt seen
anything like it.
While researching the role, Phillips was sobered by how young many of the men in mental hospitals were. I thought theyd be much older, he admits. Phillips says observing many of these patients led him to adopt certain physical characteristics for this role. I got ideas about the walk, about body language, he explains. Aspects that arent part of the basic physical makeup.
But riding a camel was almost as sobering. Youd be
(L. to r.) Jack Warden, Stan Shaw and Lou Diamond Phillips star in ABC's "The Three Kings," an updating of the Christmas story. The movie airs Thursday, Dec. 17.
fighting to stay in character, and fighting to keep your camel on the marks, he explains.
Camels aside, Phillips believes that the unusual aspects of the story wont alienate viewers. Most Christmas classics arent fluff, he contends. They all have an edge, so this really isnt that much of a departure.
Despite Phillips arguments to the contrary, a Christmas special about mental patients is certainly not standard tare. But hes still not worried. I had to do this, he says. Roles as paranoid schizophrenics who believe themselves to be one of the three wise men dont come along every day.
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If James Healeys romantic scenes with Joan Collins seem extraordinarily convincing on Dynasty, it may be because the Dublin-born actor thinks Collins is one sexy number. Although Healey, who plays Alexis newest husband Sean, is 35, and Collins is in her 50s, the age difference doesnt quash the actors estimation of his leading ladys allure. Shes one of the sexiest women Ive ever known, he enthuses. Her performance as the viperish Alexis was so convincing that he expected to find a monster on the set when he joined Dynasty. Instead, the first day on location, when Ihad to dive into the river to rescue her, she arrived in her trailer at 6:30 a.m., Healey says. She had me over for a cup of tea. It was quite a reversal from the woman I had adored on TV. She didnt have any makeup on. She was just folks. I loved the fact that she was so secure about herself, she didnt hesitate to see me without being all dolled up like Alexis.
Hard as it may be to believe, some of Hollywoods most eligible actresses find it tough to find a man who isnt intimidated by their success. Catherine Oxenberg recently appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show with other actresses to discuss their plight. Oxenberg, who will star in NBCs remake of Roman Holiday later this month, elaborated on the subject for Hotline. Its the truth,she says. People are inmidated, especially in this town, where you are your credits. Its terrifically hard to meet people, and when you do, theres this preconceived notion of what youre like.So when they finally see you in person, theres this whole barrier of fanUsy to break through. Im the same way. Im just like a kid in certain ways. There are certain (actors) I have a crush on, but if I met them Im sure I wouldnt have a crush on them anymore.
When Suzanne Somers was a parochial-school student, one subject was never brought up in history class: the Holocaust. It wasnt until Somers met her future husband, producer Alan Hamel, who is Jewish, that she began to learn about the Nazi horrors of World War II. I remember one night just listening to him with my mouth open, says the star of the syndicated Shes the Sheriff. I was very angry that the nuns had chosen to neglect the subject. Who knows? Maybe they couldnt deal with it because of the way the Pope behaved during the war. I now have this insatiable quest to readeverything I can get my hands on about the Holocaust. Somers became so obsessed with the subject that she visited Dachau in Bavaria, site of one of the Third Reichs most notorious concentration camps. It was one of the most poignant days of my life, she says. And there were (Jerman students running through the museum part laughing. It was really cold, and even though I had boots and a fur coat on I was freezing. All I could imagine was what it must have been like to be there barefoot, malnourished, beaten. They had cleaned the place up. Id like to go to Auschwitz (in Poland) because the Poles havent touched the place. The Poles hate the Germans so they left it exactly as it was. When we got to the town of Dachau, we asked for directions to the prison camp. Nobody knew where it was. Dachau is a small town. Its like to going to Santa Monica and asking which way is the beach.
Ron Perlman says that one of the fringe benefits of playing the ugly - and unrecognizable - half of Beauty and the Beast is that nobody ever pesters me for my autograph at the supermarket.... Mary Frann (Newhart) offers this diet tip: I carry a photo of a hippo in my purse with a note that says, Do you want to end up looking like this?
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ABC has announced its crew of broadcasters and their assignments for the 1988 Winter Olympics. Frank Gifford will host late-night coverage; Keith Jackson will host weekend coverage; and A1 Michaels will serve as principal hockey announcer. Bob
Beattie will serve as alpine skiing analyst; Dick Button and Peggy Fleming, figure skating analysts; Eric Heiden, speed skating analyst; and MikeEruzione, hockey analyst. The Games will begin Feb. 13 in Calgary, Alberta.SOAP OPERA WEEKThis reader has problems with a soap actress' age
By Kimberly Redmond
Why did Another World replace Anna Stuart, the actress who played Donna Love before Philece Sampler? Sampler is too young to play the role. - N.S., Wytheville, Va.
from the dead in 1983) went on a honeymoon trip around the world in early 1984, They returned to GH for a few weeks in November 1984, but left for their Texas ranch, revealing that Laura was pregnant.
Is it true that Mary Beth Ev ans (Kayla Deveraux on Days of Our Lives) is pregnant in real life? Why didnt they write her pregnancy into the story? -S.G., Revelstoke, Canada.
Philece Sampler
Stuart elected to leave "AW," and has gone to Hollywood to look for other acting jobs, W'e agree that Sampler isnt old enough to be the mother of twin daughters Victoria and Marley, played by Ann Heehe.
Please refresh my memory about how Luke and Laura (Anthony Geary and Genie Francis) left General Hospital. - K.K., W aldorf, Md.
Laura disappeared into the fog alone during a story line involving con man David Gray (Paul Rossilli) When Davids yacht blew up, Luke believed that Laura had been on board. .After much confusion, Luke and l.aura (who had returned
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Evans and her husband, Dr. Michael Schwartz, welcomed their new son, Daniel Luke, on Oct. 6. At the time Evans was pregnant, the shows writers didnt want Kayla to be pregnant in the story line.
(Have a question about soap operas? Write Kimberly Red mond at 200 Park Ave., Room 602, New York, NY 10166. Questions cannot be answered personally but those of general interest will be answered in future columns.)
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Sportscaster Jim McKay started out as a reporter
By Toni DAmato
Didn't Jim McKay, the sportscaster, begin his career as the courtroom reporter on Divorce Court"? - W.S., Greensboro. N.C.
Jim McKay
McKay, sportscaster of ABCs Wide World of Sports," hosted Sports Spot in 1951, moderated the quiz show Make the Connection in 1955 and was the court reporter on the drama The Verdict Is Yours" in 1958. He also acted as the moderator of Youth Takes a Stand," a discussion program, from 1954 to 1955.
McKay, who won eight Emmy Awards for Best Sports Commentator for ABC's Wide World of Sports," began his career in the 1940s as a newspaperman for the Baltimore Sun.
Guest Appearances
Joel Higgins ("Silver Spoons) and Karen Austin ("Celebrity) have joined the cast of Guest Appearance, an NBC movie now filming in Vancouver. Brit
ish Columbia. The comedy stars Katherine Hepburn as a famous writer who moves in with a normal American family.
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CROSSWORD
In 1950 he wa.s brought to New York City by CBS.
McKay was assigned to cover the Olympics for that network in 1960 and has covered all subsequent Olympic games for ABC. He appeared on the first telecast of ABCs Wide World of Sports in 1961.
I say Kurt Russell starred in an old Western series, but no one can remember the name of it, including me. Can you help? Also, how old is Ru.ssell? - F.N., Augusta, Ga.
1 think youre talking about the Western series The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters, which aired from September 1963 to the following March. Kurt Russell played the title role in this show about a boy traveling on a wagon train in 1849. This series was based oh the 1958 Pulitzer Prize-w'inning novel by Robert Lewis Taylor.
Russell, who was born on March 17, 1951, is 36 years old.
Who wrote the song White Christmas"? - C.H., Billings. Mont.
The song was written by Irving Berlin and immortalized by Bing Crosby, who introduced it in the 1942 film classic Holiday Inn.
(Do you have a question about a celebrity^ Write Toni DAmato at 200 Park Ave., Room 602, Sew York. SY 10166. Questions cannot be an swered personally, but those of general interest will be answered in future columns.)
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455 (HBO) Joshua Then And Now" (1985)
5:J5H0W) "Bon Voyage. Charlie Brown (1980)
6 00 (TMC) "Red Son ja (1985) 7KK)(MAX) "The Official Story" (1985)
7:J0(TMC) "Foreign Body" (1986) jiOO(ro) My American Cousin" (1985)
(SHOW) "Top Gun (1986)
0:00 (MAX) "The Pirate Movie" (1982)
9:J0(DIS) "Return Of The Antelope" (1986)
(TOO) "The Money Pit (1986) (TMC) Blue Skies Again (1983) 10:00 (ARTS) "Terror By Night (1946)
(SHOW) "Far From The Madding Crowd (1967)
(USA) "The Long Duel (1967) 10:05 (WTBS) "Shamus" (1973) IIM(MAX) Samson And Delilah (1949)
(TMC) "Death On The Nile" (1978)
13:00 (HBO) Big Wednesday (1978)
IM(DIS) Arthurs Hallowed Ground" (1986)
(SHOW) "The Bible" (1966)
(TNN) "Down Mexico Way (1941)
1:05 (WTBS) Kitten With A
Whip (1964)
1:30 (MAX) The Story Of David (1976)
(TMC) Red Sonja(1985)
3:00 (ARTS) The Insurance Man
(1985)
(HBO) Electric Dreams (1984) (TMC) The Gods Must Be Crazy" (1982)
4:00 (LIFE) "I'm Going To Be Famous" (1981)
5:00 (TMC) Dangerously Close
(1986)
5:30 (MAX) "Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
TLTESDAY
DECEMBER 15,1987 DAYTIME MOVIES
5:10 (MAX) Independence Day' (1983)
5:15 (TMC) Blue Skies Again (1983)
7:00 (TMC) "Lady Jane" (1986)
7:05 (MAX) Time After Time" (1979)
8:00 (HBO) "Strange Invaders"
(1982)
(SHOW) A Challenge For Robin Hood" (1968)
9:00 (MAX) Say Yes (1986)
9:50 (DIS) "Mr Rossis Dreams
(1983)
(TMC) Arthurs Hallowed Ground" (1986)
10:00 (ARTS) 'The Insurance Man (1985)
(SHOW) "The Man Who Came To Dinner" (1942)
(USA) Scarface (1932)
10:05 (TBS) Hide In Plain Sight (1979)
10:30 (HBO) The Color Purple"
(1985)
11:00 (TMQ "Foul Play (1978)
11:30 (MAX) "Nothing In Common"
(1986)
12:00 (SHOW) Brighton Beach Memoirs" (1986)
1:00 (DIS) One Magic Christmas (1985)
(TMQ "All The Right Moves (1983)
(TNN) "Git Along, Little Do-gies(1937)
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5:00 (HBO) The Buddy Holly Story (1978)
(MAX) Cactus Flower (1969) WEDNESDAY
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5:30 (SHOW) Nutcracker (1986) 6:30 (MAX) Cover Girl" (1944) 7:00 (SHOW) Foreign Body (1986)
(TMQ Peter Lundy And The Medicine Hat Stallion (1977) 8:00 (HBO) "The Bugs Bunny Road Runner Movie (1979)
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(1985)
(TMQ Arthur" (1981)
9:30 (DIS) The Point (1971)
(HBO) "Playing For Keeps
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10:00 (ARTS) The Window (1949) (MAX)-Foreign Body (1986) (SHOW) The Jazz Singer
(1953)
(USA) Z.PG." (1972)
10:05 (WTBS) How To Save A Marriage And Ruin Your Life (1968)
10:30 (TMC) King Solomon's Mines (1985)
11:30 (HBO) Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986)
12:00 (MAX) The Bandit Of Sherwood Forest (1946)
(SHOW) Thunder Run (1986) 12:30 (TMQ Gorky Park (1983) 1:00 (TNN) "Blue Canadian Rockies (1952)
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3:00 (ARTS) Iris (1984)
(MAX) Anatomy Of A Murder"
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(TMC) Joshua Then And Now (1985)
4:00 (LIFE) Judith (1966) (SHOW) Alices Adventures In Wonderland (1972)
5:00 (TMC) 48 HRS. (1982)
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5:00 (SHOW) Alices Adventures In Wonderland (1972)
5:30 (TMQ Come Fill The Cup
(1951)
6:50 (MAX) American Madness (1932)
7:00 (SHOW) Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (1980)
7:30 (TMC) Young Sherlock Holmes (1985)
8:00 (HBO) Under The Cherry Moon (1986)
(MAX) The Wraith (1986)
8:30 (SHOW) Red Sonja" (1985)
9:30 (MAX) Belizaire The Cajun" (1986)
(TMQ Playing For Keeps" (1986)
10:00 (ARTS) Iris" (1984)
(HBO) "Iron Eagle (1986)
(SHOW) Marlowe (1969)
(USA) Prince Jack (1984) ^ 10:05 (VTB&) The Mating Season
(1951)
11:30 (MAX) "The Cardinal (1963) (TMQ The Damned Don't Cry" (1950)
12:00 (HBO) The Money Pit (1986)
(SHOW) Modern Girls (1986)
1:00 (DIS) Roxie Hart (1942) (TNN) Rim Of The Canyon (1949)
1:05 (Wm) Fair Wind To Java"
(1952)
1:30 (HBO) Why Me (1984) (SHOW) The Brothers Karamazov (1958)
(TMQ The Color Of Money (1986)
2:30 (MAX) Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)
3:00 (ARTS) The Night Has Eyes (1942)
3:15 (HBO) "The Amazing Mr Blunden (1972)
3-30 (TMQ Nutcracker" (1986) 4:00 (LIFE) Through Naked Eyes (1983)
(MAX) Three Amigos (1986) (SHO^ The Deerslayer (1978) 5:00 (HBO) Better Off Dead (1985)
(TMC) Fool For Love (1985) FRTOAY
DECEMBER 18,1987 DAYTIME MOVIES
5:15 (TMQ The Damned Dont Cry (1950)
6:00 (MAX) Zotz (1962)
(SHOW) The River Rat" (1984) 7:00 (TMQ "The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)
7:30 (MAX) From Hell To Texas (1958)
8:00 (HBO) Big Wednesday (1978)
(SHOW) The Silent One (1984) 9:30 (DIS) "Somewhere Tomorrow (1984)
(MAX) The Gospel According To Vic (1986)
(TMQ Children Of A Lesser God (1986)
10:00 (ARTS) The Night Has Eyes" (1942)
(HBO) "Choke Canyon (1986) (SHOW) Carson City (1952) (USA) The Cat People" (1942) 10:05 (WTBS) Executive Suite (1954)
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Friday The 13th: The Series (ARTS) Movie The Ploughmans Lunch (1983) (2 hrs.) (BET) Midnight Love (HBO) Movie One More Saturday Night (1986) R (1 hr., 35 min.)
(LIFE) Dr. Ruth Show Guest: rock musician Ted Nugent. (1 hr.)
(MAX) Movie Candy Stripe Nurses" (1974) R (1 hr., 20 min.)
(SHOW) Movie The Color Of Money (1986) R (2 hrs., 5 min.) (USA) Night Flight Frank Zappa Special Zappa explains his new compilation of home videos, Honkier Home Video, that feature Baby Snakes, Video From Hell and Uncle Meat.
12:20 (WTBS) Night Tracks Included: Million Like Us ("Guaranteed for Life); Cher ("1 Found Someone); Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound -Machine (Can't Stay Away from You). In stereo. (1 hr;)
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(NICK) Car 54, Where Are You? (USA) Snub 1:00 B Jack Benny O Kolchak, The Night SUlker
A vengeful ghost is blamed for the deaths of several former members of a '50s motorcycle gang. (R)(l hr., 10 min.)
Home Shopping Overnight Service
(BET) Everybodys Money Matters
(ESPN) Marathon From Honolulu, Hawaii. (Taped) (1 hr.)
(LIFE) Investmait Advisory (NICK) Mister Ed *
(TNN) New Country (USA) Charters To Hell An Emmy Award-winning documentary about heroin addiction in Asia, filmed in three of the major international heroin trade centers -- France, Thailand and India. (1 hr., 15 min.)
1:20 (MAX) Movie "This Is Spinal Tap (1984) R(lhr.,25 min.) (WTBS) Night Tracks 1:25 (TMC) Movie The Doctor And The Devils (1985) R(l hr., 35 min.)
1:30 B Laurel And Hardy 3) Movie Old Dracula (1975) David Niven, Teresa Graves. (2 hrs.)
o Friday Night Videos In stereo. (1 hr.)
(DIS) Movie South Pacific (1958)(2 hrs.,35 min.)
(NICK) Donna Reed
(TNN) Movie Rancho Grande
(1940) (1 hr., 30 min.)
1:35 (HBO) Inside The NFL HosU: Len Dawson, Nick Buonicont^ In stereo. (1 hr.)
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min.)
(SHOW) Movie Brazil (1985) R (2 hrs., 15 min.)
1:00 0 Jack Benny Home Shopping Overnight Service
(BET) Weight Loss Made Easy (ESPN) NFLs Greatest Moments Best Ever Teams. (R)
(1 hr)
(LIFE) Investment Advisory (NICK) Mister Ed (TNN) New Country (USA) Search For Tomorrow 1:10 0 Movie Cocaine And Blue Eves" (1983) O.J. Simpson, Can-dv Clark. (1 hr. 20 min.)
1:30 O Laurel And Hardy X.The Saint QNews
(ARTS) Evening At The Improv (BET) Our Secret (DIS) Movie "The Whiz Kid And The Mystery At Riverton (1974)(1 hr., 30 min.)
(NICK) Donna Reed
(TMC) Movie "Hard Choices
(1986)(1 hr, 30 min.)
(TNN) Movie "Down Mexico Way" (1941) (1 hr, 30 min.)
' (USA) Search For Beauty
2:00 0 700 Club O Nightwatch , (ARTS) Brat Farrar Simon
schemes to discredit his elder twin as the rest of the Ashby family prepares to welcome Brat, as Patrick, to Latchetts. (Part 2 of 3) (1 hr.)
(BET) Discover > (ESPN)SportsLook
(HBO) Movie "Touch And Go (1986)'R'(l hr , 45 min.)
(MAX) Movie "F X (1986) R' (1 hr. 50 min )
(NICK)Uughln (USA) Forever Young 2:30 O Nightwatch ^ X $100,000 Pyramid (BET) Slim For Life (ESPN) SportsCenter (NICK)Monkees (USA) Players Qub 2:35 (WTBS) Movie "The Hireling" (1973; (2 hrs. 15 min.)
2:55 (SHOW) Movie "Patricia (1980)(1 hr. 40 min.)
3:00 O Medical Center (ARTS) Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War (BET) Soft Notes (DIS) Movie Two Of A Kind"
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(ESPN) Seniors PGA Golf
Kaanapali Championship, first round, from Hawaii. (R) (2 hrs.) (NICK) I Spy
(TMC) Movie Yankee Doodle Dandy" (1942) (2 hrs. 15 min.) (USA) Program Yourself For Success
3:30 (ARTS) Twentieth Century
The occupation and liberation of the Philippines Host: Walter Cronkite
3:45 (HBO) Movie "The Godfather" (1972) R(3 hrs. ISmin.) -t50(MAX) Movie The Sensuous Nurse (1979) R'(l hr. 20 min.) 4:00 O Stoney Burke Home Shopping Overnight Service Continues (BET) Video Vibrations (LIFE) Woman To Woman (NICK) Movie "Private Buck-aroo"(1942)(2 hrs.)
(USA) $1000 Every Five Houn 4:30 (LIFE) Good Housekeeping: A Better Way
(USA) Weight Loss Made Easy 4.35 (SHOW) Movie "The Bible" (1966) i2 hrs. 55 min.)
4:50 (WTBS) CNN News
d) The Saint O News
(BET) Weight Loss Made Easy (ESPN) Scuba (NICK) Donna Reed (TNN) Movie "Rim Of The Canyon" (1949) (1 hr, 30 min,)
(USA) Search For Tomorrow 2:00 B 700 Club O Nightwatch
(ARTS) Boast Of Kings The architectural history of the Chapel of King's College, Cambridge University, is examined; highlights include music of Anglican liturgy and pop tunes. (1 hr.)
(BET) Mindpower (ESPN)SportsLook (NICK) Laugh In (USA) Search For Tomorrow 2:15 (HBO) Movie "Touch And Go(1986)'R(l hr., 45 min.) (MAX) Movie "Psycho III (1986) R(lhr..40 min.)
(SHOW) Movie "Ordinary People (1980)R(2 hrs., 10 min.) 2:20 (WTBS) Movie "Colorado Territory (1949) (2 hrs.)
2:30 0 Nightwatch d) $100,000 Pyramid (ESPN) SportsCenter (NICK)Monkees
(USA) Movie "Prince Jack (1984) (2 hrs.)
3:00 0 Medical Center d) $100,000 Pyramid (ARTS) Moses Pendleton Presents Moses Pendleton The dance troupe Pilobolus and its co-founder Moses Pendleton are spotlighted. (1 hr.)
(BET) Soft Notes (DIS) Movie Return Of The Antelope (1986) (2 hrs.)
(ESPN) Winner's Circle Horse Racing Magazine (NICK) I Spy
(TMC) Movie "Nutcracker (1986) G'(lhr,, 45min.)
3:30 (ESPN) College Basketball Ohio State at Florida (R) (2 hrs.) 3:55 (MAX) Movie The Love Machine (1971) R'(2 hrs.. 5 min.) 4:00 0 Stoney Burke Home Shopping Overnight Service Continues (BET) Video Vibrations (HBO) The Hitchhiker When a woman (Marilyn Hassett) finds the man of her dreams, she may also have found a murderer. (LIFE) Investment Advisory (NICK) Movie "The Son Of Monte Cristo" (1940) (2 hrs )
4:20 (WTBS) CNN News 4.25 (SHOW) Movie "The Deer-slaver "(1978)(l hr , 35 min.)
4:30 (HBO) Movie Joshua Then And Now" (1985) R(2 hrs.) (USA) Temperatures Rising (WTBS) Hogans Heroes 4:45 (TMC) Short Film Showcase
2:45 (MAX) Crazy About The Movies: Marilyn Monroe - Beyond The Legend The private side of Marilyn Monroe is seen through film clips, television footage and interviews with director Joshua Logan, actors Don Murray, Robert Mitchum, Celeste Holm and Susan Strasberg.
3:00 0 Medical Center (ARTS) Alas Smith & Jones British comedians Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones spoof American trends,
(BET) Soft Notes (ESPN) College Basketball Bradley at Memphis State (R) (2 hrs.)
(NICK) I Spy
(TMC) Movie "Children Of A Lesser God (1986) 'R' (2 hrs.) (USA) Night Flight "Comedy Cuts IV
3:20 (WTBS) NightTracks 3:25 (SHOW) Movie "Hard Choices (1986) (1 hr., 35 min.)
3:30 (S Movie The Amsterdam Kill (1978) Robert Mitchum, Bradford Dillman. (2 hrs., 30 min.)
(ARTS) Rockline From London
Included: Rick Springfield (Celebrate Youth); Phil Collins (Take Me Home); UB40 (The Pillow).
(USA) Kenny Everett Video Show Musical guests: Kajagoo-goo.
3:50 (MAX) Movie Dollars (1971)'R' (2 hrs., 10 min.)
4:00 O Stoney Burke Home Shopping Overnight Service Continues (BET) Video Vibrations (Lira) Investment Advisory (NICK) Movie Topper Returns (1941)(2 hrs.)
(USA) Night Flight Frank Zappa Special Zappa explains his new compilation of home videos, "Honkier Home Video, that feature Baby Snakes, Video From Hell and Uncle Meat
4:05 (DIS) Movie "The Christmas Visitor (1987) (1 hr,, 55 min.) 4:20 (HBO) Movie "Ninja III - The Domination" (1984) 'R' (1 hr., 40 min.)
(WTBS) Night Tracks 4:30 (USA) Snub
4:45 0 Wil Shriner Comic Roseanne Barr; young actor Corey Haim ("The Lost Boys' ); John Hillerman (Magnum, p.i."); training cats. (R)(l hr.)
Saturday DaytimeTHURSDAY
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(USA) Edge Of Night 1:10 0 Movie The Return Of Joe Forrester' f 19751 Lloyd Bridges. Pat Crowley (1 hr . 20 min.)
1:30 O Laurel And HardyFRIDAY
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>:00 0 700 Club
(ARTS) Shortstories Philip An-glim stars in D H Lawrences "The Horse Dealer's Daughter", a modern comedy, "Opportunity Knocks", the award-winning Blackout on Honeysuckle Lane (1 hr.)
(BET) Discover (ESPN) SportsLook (NICK) Uugh In 2:05 (SHOW) Movie "The Warrior And The Sorceress" (1984) 'R' (1 hr, 20 min.)
2:10 0 CNN News 2:15 (USA) Night Flight "Short Film" Featured: "Honkv Tonk Bud."
2:20 (WTBS) Night Tracks 2:30 (BET) Slim For life (ESPN) SportsCenter (NICK)Monkees
(USA) Night Flight Take-Off To Elvis' Artists include Elvis Presley ("You're So Square); Dead Milkmen ("Big Time OperatorFine Young Cannibals ("Suspicious Minds).
2:35 (HBO) Movie "The Tender Age" (1985) (1 hr. 45 min)
5:00 0 Wackiest Ship In The Army
(ESPN) College BasketbaU (SHOW) Super Dave (TMC) Movie "Six Weeks (1982) (USA) Charters To Hell 5:20 (WTBS) Night Tracks 5:30 (LIFE) Prescribing Information
(SHOW) Its Garry Shandlings Show
5:45 o Post 5 Reports 6:00 0 Consumer Challenge: MDR Vitamins 0 U.S. Farm Report Jimmy Swaggart Telestory (BET) Video Vibrations (DIS) Donald Duck Presents (HBO) Emmet Otters Jug-Band Christmas
(MAX) Crazy About The Movies: The Movie 'Trivia Show (NICK) Curious George (SHOW) Movie Cocoon (1985) (WTBS) CNN News 6:15 (USA) Night Flight 6:30 0 To Be Announced O Southern Sportsman Little Rascals And Friends (DIS) Wish Upon A Star (LIFE) AMA Video Clinic (MAX) Movie Just You And Me Kid (1979)
(NICK) Shari Show (USA) Night Flight (WTBS) Between The Lines 7:00 0 Children In Crisis O Computer Chronicles O First Holly Day Newsbag O A Better Way O Bustin Loose Jem
(BET) Can You Be Thinner?
(DIS) Mousercise
(ESPN) Monster Truck: Legend
Of Big Foot
(HBO) Philip Marlowe, Private Eye
(NICK) Todays Special (TMC) Short Film Showcase (USA) Jimmy Swaggart (WTBS) Gunsmoke 7:30 0 Young And Slim Again O Write Course (R) g O HeUo Kittys Furry Tale Theater Visionaries O Woody Woodpecker O Good Times G.I. Joe
(BET) Win At Blackjack (DIS) You And Me, Kid (ESPN) SportsCenter (LIFE) Investment Advisory (NICK) Todays Special (TMC) Movie Red Sonja(1985) 8:00 0 Our Friends On Wooster Square
O Write Course (R) g 0 Sparks Tom And Jerry O Disneys Adventures Of The Gummi Bearsg O Hello Kittys Furry Tale Theater
Care Bears Family g
(ARTS) Oscar Peterson it Friends
(BET) Love Your Skin (DIS) Dumbos Circus (ESPN) Target Shooting (HBO) Movie "Iron Eagle (1986)
(MAX) Movie The Boy Who Could Fly (1986)
(NICK) Lassie
(SHOW) Movie "Kim (1950)
(USA) Go For Your Dreams (WTBS) Bonanza 8:30 0 Gospel Bill O Frugal Gourmet O O Jim Hensons Muppet Babies
Bugs Bunny And Friends O Smurfs
UtUe aowns Of Happytown (ARTS) The Citadel (BET)Multrim (DIS) Good Morning Mickey! (ESPN) FishinHole (NICK) Lassie 9:00 0 Superbook Club O Frugal Gourmet Batman My Pet Monster (BET) Video Soul (DIS) Welcome To Pooh Comer (NICK) Donna Reed (TMC) Movie Lucas (1986) (TNN) Weekend Gardener (USA) Forever Young (WTBS) National Geographic Explorer 9:30 O Frugal Gourmet Addams Family Pound Puppies (ARTS) Chaplin Lost And Found (DIS) Donald Duck Presents (ESPN) Fishing: Best Of Bill Dance
(NICK) Dennis The Menace (TNN) Great Possibilities In Remodeling (USA) Proline 10:00 0 Laurel And Hardy O French Chef O O Pee-wees Playhouse Comedy Hour OALF
Little Wizards (ARTS) Journey To Adventure (DIS) Raccoons
(ESPN) Truck And Tractor Pull (HBO) Inside The NFL (MAX) Movie Lucas (1986) (NICK) Mister Ed (SHOW) Movie Lullaby Of Broadwav(1951)
(TNN) This Week In Country Music
(USA) Discover 10:30 O Drawing From Nature 0 O New Adventures Of Mighty Mouse g O Alvin And The Chipmunks Real Ghostbustersg (ARTS) Air Power (DIS) Wind In The Willows (ESPN) Speedway America (LIFE) Womans Watch (NICK)Monkees (TNN) Country Kitchen (USA) Love Your Skin 11:00 0 Lone Ranger 0 O Popeye And Son Fall Guy
O Jim Hensons Fraggle Rock Flintstone Kids g (ARTS) An Evening With Michel Legrand
(BET) Love Your Skin (DIS) Movie Nutcracker Fanta
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(ESPN) Scholastic Sports America
(HBO) Movie Three Amigos (1986)
(LIFE) Mothers Day
(NICK) You Cant Do That On
Television
(TMC) Movie "Modern Girls (1986)
(TNN) Movie "Days Of Jesse James (1939)
(USA) Beat The Pros (WTBS) NWA World Championship Super Bouts 11:30 0 Rifleman O Bradshaw On: The Family 0 O Teen Wolf g O New Archies
Bugs Bunny A Tweety Show
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(BET) Forever Young
(ESPN) SportsCenter Saturday:
NFLGameday
(LIFE) What Every Baby Knows (NICK) NICK Rocks: Video To Go
(USA) Perfect Diet 12:00 0 Gunsmoke 0 O NFL Today WWF Wrestling Challenge QFoofur Star Search
(ARTS) Movie The Ploughmans Lunch(1983)
(BET) College Football (ESPN) Horse Show Jumping (LIFE) Working Mother (MAX) Movie The Cardinal
(S)tjbiirte^fiar4'^' ' (SHO^ Movie King Kong Lives (1986)
(USA) Dance Party USA (WTBS) Movie Island Of The Burning Doomed (1972)
12:30 O Computerworks 0O NFL Football O Im Telling!
(DIS) Edison Twins
(LIFE) Attitudes
(NICK) Car 54, Where Are You?
(TMC) Movie "Pretty In Pink
(1986)
(TNN) Wrap Around Nashville 1:000 Iron Horse O Frugal Gourmet: A Colonial Christmas With Friends Wonderful World Of Disney O Captain Power And The Soldiers Of The Future Charlies Christmas Project (DIS) Movie "Plymouth Adventure (1952)
(HBO) Boxing (NICK) Lassie (TNN) Countryclips (USA) Hollywood Insider 1:30 O The Neuropsychology Of Weight Control
ffi The GLO Friends Save Christmas
(ESPN) College Soccer (LIFE) Sneak Previews (NICK) Zoo FamUy (USA) Cover Story 2:00 0 Alias Smith And Jones O Doctor Who
O Forgotten Children Of The Eighties
Seniors PGA Golf (ARTS) Shortstories (HBO) Animation: Cartoons, Ckimputers And Beyond
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Animals
Golden Years
Family Ties
HeeHaw
Solid Gold In Concert
WWF Superstars of Wrestling Star Trek
Cousteau Odyssey
Beyond 2000
Movie;
Mr. PresidenI In Prison
Bob Hope Special
Beans Baxter Sec. Chance
Golden Giiis Amen
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Paper Chase
Austin City Limits
West 57th
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Jack PaarlsAiiveAndWell!
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Hotel
Movie: "One Magic Christmas"
College Basketball: South Carolina at Temple
Movie: "Three Amigos"
S. Previews Movie: The Marriage Bed"
"NeverEnding Story"
Movie; "Cocoon"
Short Films
College Bowl
Robert Townsend
Way Off Broadway
Movie: "The Boy Who Could Fly"
Movie: "King Kong Lives"
Movie: "Red Sonja"
Mike Hammer
World Wrestling
Our Group
Movie: "Lets Get Harry"
Just For Laughs 2
Movie: Modem Girls"
"Lucas"
Independence Bowl: Tulane vs. Washington Live from Shreveport, La.
Movie: "The Great Sioux Massacre"
Cousteau Amazon
6-000 Wonderworks eONews
SUver Spoons
0ABCNewsg
(ARTS) Brat Farrar
(BET) Love Yoor Skin
(DIS) Missing Adventures Of Os-
lie And Harriet
(TOO) Movte Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986)
(MAX) Movie The NeverEnding Story" (1984)
(NICK) Dennis The Menace (SHOW) Movie Cocoon (1985) (TNN) Christmas On The General Jackson (USA)Alnrolf
(WTBS) World Champimiship Wrestling 6;}0 0 Branded OOCBSNews Threes Company Wheel Of Fortune g (BET) New Generations (DIS) My Friend Fllcka (ESPN) Drag Racing (NICK) Lassie 7:00 O Campbells O Wild America 0 Sparks Holiday Special Tooao8eForComfOTt O Hee Haw
O Solid Gold In Concert WWF Superstars of Wrestling
(ARTS) Golden Age Of Television
(BET) Keys To Success (DIS) Movie "Charley And The Angel" (1973)
(ESPN) SportsCenter Saturday; College FootbaU Gameday (LIFE) Sneak Previews (NICK) Star Trek (TMC) Short Film Showcase (TNN) Country Kitchen
(USA) Mike Rammer 7:300 Movie "It's A Wonderful Life (1946)
O WUd, WUd World Of Animals B Goldo) Years Holiday Special
Family Ties (ARTS) Associates (BET) News
(ESPN) Truck And Tractw Pull (LBFE) Movie The Marriage Bed (1986)
(NICK) Inspector Gadget (TMC) Movie Red Sonja (1985) (TNN) This Week In Country Music
8:00 O Cousteau Odyssey B O Movie "Trail Of The Pink Panther (1982) Peter Sellers, David Niven. Following the disappearance of bumbling French police detective Inspector Clouseau, a TV reporter interviews friends, family and enemies to put together a profile of his life, g (2 hrs.)
Mr. President Lois is nervous when the White House checks her background. In stereo.
o Bob Hope Special Guests: Morgan Fairchild, Tony Randall, Brooke Shields, Reba McEntire, the Associated Press All-America Football Team, Tournament of Roses Queen Julie Jeanne Myers and Orange Bowl Queen Lillian Wilkoszyn-ski. From Fort Lauderdale, Fla In stereo. g(l hr.)
Star Trek: The Next Generation "Q, the mysterious life-form, puts the crew on trial for the human races prior crimes and mistakes. (Part 2 of 2) (R) g(lhr.)__
(ARTS)WMldWarI (BET) Video Soul (ESPN) College Basketball South Carolina at Temple (Live) (2 hrs.)
(HBO) Movie Three Amigos (1986)PG(2 hrs.)
(MAX) Movie The Boy Who Could Fly (1986)PG(2 hrs.) (NICK) Laugh In (Smt) Movie King Kong Lives (1986)PG-13(2 hrs.) (TNN) Grand Ole Opry Uve
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(USA) Independence Bowl Tulane vs. Washington. From Shreveport, La. (Live) (Subject to blackout) (3 hrs., 30min.)
8:05 (WTBS) Movie "The Great Sioux Massacre" (1965) (2 hrs.)
8:30 ( Women In Prison Vicki takes action against a flirtatious guard. In stereo.
(ARTS) Between The Wars A
profile of the Spanish Civil War and its contribution to the Fascist threat. Host: Eric Sevareid. (DIS) HoUday Splendor From Walt Disney World in Florida, a festival of worldwide holiday traditions including Russian dances, Christmas music and the Jewish Festival of Lights. Host: Carol Lawrence. In stereo. (NICK) Mister Ed (TNN) Grand Ole Opry Live
9:000 Beyond 2000 Topics include: babies of the 21st century; machines of war. (1 hr.)
( New Adventures Of Beans Baxter Beans's girlfriend shows up on the same weekend hes hiding a beautiful Russian defector (Shawn Weatherly). In stereo. g(R)
O Golden Girls In stereo, g Sable Painful childhood memories haunt Sable when hes reunited with his critically ill stepmother. g(l hr.)
(ARTS) Tibet: The Lost Mystery Documentary on "the real Shangri-La, known for monks, nomads and living Buddhas as it was seen by the first Western explorers. (1 hr.)
(DIS) Movie "One Magic Christmas" (1985) "G(lhr.,30 min.) (NICK) My Three Sons (TMC) Movie "Modern Girls (1986)'PG-13'(1 hr., 30 min.) (TNN) Christmas On The General Jackson Host Mel Tillis is joined by Kathy Mattea, Butch Baker, David Lynn Jones, Donna Fargo, Lynn Anderson, and the Cannons for an old-fashioned Christmas celebration aboard Opryland's 300-foot showboat. In stereo. (1 hr.)
9:30 Second Chance Chazz considers breaking a prom date
with a plain-looking girl. In stereo. (R)
O Amen In stereo, g (LIFE) Way Off Broadway Guests: singer Darlene Love; burlesque performer Tempest Storm; comedian Glenn Hirsch; music group Refugee. (1 hr.) (NICK) Donna Reed 10:00 0 Paper Chase A physically disabled student uses his handicap to manipulate the study group. (1 hr.)
O Austin City Limits A rhythm-and-blues double feature: The Fabulous Thunder-birds perform Tuff Enuff and "Wrap It Up; Omar and the Howlers performance includes Border Girl and Mississippi Hoodoo Man. In stereo. (R) (1 hr.)
80WestS7th News
O Jack Paar Is Alive And WeU!
In-studio guests include Debbie Reynolds and Jackie Mason; also, film footage of Jack Paar interviewing Fidel Castro, Robert Kennedy, Judy Garland, Groucho Marx and more. In stereo. (1 hr.)
Hotel Dave and a very pregnant Megan Kendall return to the hotel for the holidays; Peter and Christine get stranded in a rustic hotel, g (1 hr.)
(ARTS) Blott On The Landscape Dundridge (David Suchet) becomes the target of sexual blackmail. (Part 3 of 6) (1 hr.) (BET) College Football Teams to be announced. (R) (3 hrs.) (ESPN) CoUege FootbaU NCAA Division I-AA Championship, from Pocatello, Idaho. (Live) (3 hrs.)
(HBO) Robert Townsend Comedian Robert Townsend (Hollywood Shuffle) takes the sUge with new comedic talent in a live performance Dec. 19,1987. In stereo. (1 hr.)
(MAX) Movie "Lets Get Harry (1986) "R(lhr., 45 min.)
(NICK) I Spy
(SHOW) Just For Uughs 2
Highlights of the International Comedy Festival from Montreal, featuring over 80 comedians including Richard Belzer, Hen-ny Youngman and Rita Rudner. Host: David Steinberg. (1 hr.) (TNN) Country Kitchen Featured: Eddy Raven prepares crawfish etouffe. In stereo 10:05 (WTBS) Cousteau Amazon River Of The Future Jacques Cousteau and his research crew examine the positive and negative effects of gold mining and other industrialization taking place along the Amazon River, (Part 2 of 2) (1 hr.)
10:30 (DIS) College Bowl 87
Teams: Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina State. Semifinal match. In stereo.
(LIFE) Our Group Featured; a man who resents having to work for his former father-in-law. (TMC) Movie "Lucas (1986) PG-13(2 hrs.)
(TNN) Countryclips Scheduled: B.J. Thomas (Broken Toys); Randy Travis ("Forever and Ever Amen); the Statler Brothers ("Christmas Eve (Kodias Theme)") In stereo. (1 hr.)
11:00 O John Ankerberg O Blakes 7 Blake is trapped after forcing an exiled president to return to his own planet. (1 hr.)
0 O O 0 News 9To5
(ARTS) Good Time Cafe Featured: Jon Ross; Keta Bill; Kevin Poliak.
(DIS) Movie On The Double" (1961) (1 hr., 30 min.)
(HBO) Movie " The Malibu Bikini Shop (1986) R (1 hr., 45 min.)
(LIFE) Lady Blue (NICK) Mad Movies With The LA. Connection L A. Connections updated version of the 1946 film "Shock.
(SHOW) Movie Julia (1975) R (1 hr., 30 min.)
11:05 (WTBS) Night Tracks: Chart-busten 11:150 Sports Saturday ABCNewsg 11:30 OZoU Levitt O NWA Championship Wres-
Yiday The 18th: The Seria
Uncle Lewis sinister ghost ar-riva on Halloween with deadly intentions. (R)(l hr.)
O Saturday Night Live In stereo. (I hr, 30 min.)
O Soul Train
George Schlatters Comedy aub
(ARTS) Golden Age Of Televl-
si( An ill-tempered writer is
taught a few tricks by his pet
dog in " Christabel.
(NICK)Monkea
(TNN) This Week In Country
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(USA) Movie "Reefer Madness" (1936)(lhr.)
11:45 (MAX) Movie "Getting Even" (1986) 'R'(lhr., 35 min.)
12:00 B Young And Slim Again 0 GLOW: Gorgeous Ladia Of Wratling
(ARTS) World War I (LIFE) Invatment Advisory (NICK) Movie "Macao" (1952) (2 hrs.)
(TNN) Grand Ole Opry Uve Backstage 12:05 (WTBS) Night Tracks 12:30 O Music Of Compassion 0 Movie "Five Days From
Home (1978) George Peppard, Neville Brand. (2 hrs.)
Exhibition Hockey U.S. vs. Soviet Union, from Detroit. (Taped) (2 hrs., 30 min.)
O NWA Championship Wrestling
(ARTS) Between The Wars A
profile of the Spanish Civil War and its contribution to the Fascist threat. Host: Eric Sevareid. (DIS) Movie Plymouth Adventure" (1952) (2 hrs.)
(LIFE) World Tomorrow (SHOW) Movie "Kiss Of The Spider Woman" (1985) R (2 hrs., 5 min.)
(TMC) Movie "Year Of The Dragon" (1985) "R(2 hrs., 30 min.) (TNN) Grand Ole Opry Live (USA) Movie "Sex Madness" (1937) (1 hr.)
12:45 (HBO) Princes Trust All-Star Rock Concert Musicians Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Elton ^ John, Paul McCartney, Tina Turner, Rod Stewart and Sting combine their talents in this concert staged in London to benefit a charity managed by Prince Charles. In stereo.
1:00 O Christopher Closeup 0 Sammy Awards The elite of the World Wrestling Federation gather for a black tie affair at Caesars in Atlantic City, N.J., to learn the winners of the various categoria, including Bat Song and Bat Video from the Piledriver Album and Best Body, (Taped Dec. 16) (1 hr., 30 min.)
(ARTS) Tibet; The Lost Mystery
Documentary on the real Shangri-La, known for monks, nomads and living Buddhas as it was seen by the first Western explorers (1 hr.)
(BET) Video LP
(ESPN) AWA Championship WratUng
(LIFE) Invatment Advisory (TNN) Movie Days Of Jesse J James (1939) (1 hr, 30 min.)
1:05 (WTBS) Night Tracks 1:20 (MAX) Movie Close Encounters Of The Third Kind The Special Edition" (1980) PG
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DECEMBER 13,1987 8:00 O Basketball 8:30 0 Jim Valvauo 10:30 O Oeao Smith 13:30 0 NFL Today NFL pregame show hosted by Brent Mus-burger with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek Snyder.
O NFL Live NFL pregame show hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Rashad, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford 1:00 0 NFL Football Dallas Cowboys at Washington Redskins (Livei (3 hrs.)
O NFL Football New York Jets at New England Patriots, (Live) (3 hrs.)
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SATURDAYS SPORTS DECEMBER 19,1987
6:30 O Southern Sportsman
12:00 o NFL Today NFL pregame show hosted by Brent Mus-burger with Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek Snyder,
12:300 NFL Football Green Bay Packers at New York Giants (Live)(3hrs., ISmin.)
3:00 O East Coast Tractor Pull
3:30 O NFL Live NFL pregame show hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Rashad, Paul Maguire and Frank Deford.
3:45 O College Basketball North Carolina at Illinois (Live) (2 hrs.. 15 min.)
4:000 NFL Football Kansas City Chiefs at Denver Broncos (Live) (3 hrs.)
11:15 O Sports Saturday 11:30 0 NWA Championship Wrestling
Bears Vs. 49crs Should Be Game Of The Week
By Marty Linehan
This week, it's CBS's turn to offer pro football double-headers. with the New York Giants-St Louis Cardinals and the Detroit Lions-Tampa Bay Buccaneers games featured on Sunday. Dec, 13, but the big game comes on Monday night.
On Dec 14. ABC's Monday Night Football" offers the Chicago Bears vs. the San Francisco 49ers in Candlestick Park. The 49ers. who have taken over the Western Division of the Na- tional Conference, thanks mostly to the arm of quarterback Joe Montana, have to face Jim McMahon's Chicago crew, who lead the conference's Central Division. This should be a real quarterback battle.
On Sunday, Dec. 13, ESPN offers a mixed bag for sports fans who would like to get away from professional football. In golf, there are the finals of the Chrvsler Team Championship from the Boca West Country Club in Boca Raton, Fla. This wraps up the professional golf for the year, but it will only be a few weeks before they start all over again.
Tennis comes in the form of the finals of the Nabisco Masters Doubles Championship from London. And for football fans, ESPN televises the Denver Broncos-Seattle Seahawks game on Sunday night, Dec. 13. ,-c On Tuesday, Dec. 15, NBA
fans are treated via TBS to the Detroit Pistons-Chicago Bulls game in Detroit The loaded Pistons, featuring Isiah Thomas and Adrian Dantley, take on the ' Michael Jordan show.Necessity
Loni Anderson, John Heard and James Naugh-ton will star in Necessity," a CBS movie scheduled to air in 1988. The movie depicts a model (Anderson) whose marriage and family life are ruined when she discovers that her husband (Naughton) is a drug trafficker. Heard . plays a flying mstructor.
* Pro football Is on CBS Saturday afternoons (if you haven't had enough), now that the college kids have relinquished that time. The opening Saturday-af-ternoon game on Dec. 19 could come under the head of How the Mighty Have Fallen.' The Super Bowl champion New York Giants, wallowing in the depths of the Eastern Division, take on the once-mighty Green Bay Packers. Years ago, just the thought of these two teams meeting would start fans drooling.
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ABC fights Saturday pro football with college basketball. The University of Kansas plays North Carolina State, always a top contender, at Raleigh, N.C. The man to watch is Danny Manning of Kansas, who could take his club to the NCAA finals.SATURDAY
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Sale Price. Mens Night Spice gift set; cologne, after-shave. 2 fl. oz. ea.
7.57
Sale Price. Stetson cologne for men. 2-fl-oz. size pour bottle. Value.
8.57
Sale Price. Old Spice Gift set.
After-shave, cologne, shaving cream, deodorant soap stick.
Varied sizes, weights
Sale Price. British Sterling gift set includes 1-oz.* aftershave, cologne, deodorant.
Sale Price. Jovan Musk for men. 3-oz.* cologne in handy pour bottle.
*FI. OZ.SOCKS AND HOSIERY MAKE GREAT STOCKING STUf FERS
1.17 Save 30%
Our 1.68 Pr. Mens argyle slacks socks of
orlon/rayon/nylon. Fit sizes 10-13. Save.5.97
Sale Price. 2 prs. men's thermal boot socks in choice of coiors. Gift boxed.
HI sizes 10-13
3 Save 20%
Our 3.77 Pkg. 10 prs. nylon knee-hls in a
1.57
Save 20%
rainbow of colors. Fit misses sizes 9-11.
Our 1.97 Ea. Panty hose. Misses sizes A, B, C.
Our 2.27 Ea.,CorTtrol-topPanty Hose 1.77
3 Prs. 1 Save 57%
$
Our 789 Pr. Comfort Top nylon knoe-hls
with sandalfoot or reinforced toe. Save.
Fit misses', queen sizes 9-11 Mit may vary
Sole Price Pkg. 3 prs. misses anklets in
gift box. Choice of colors in sizes 9-11.
7 (1-20) PROG 1-MAMMI
IFTS FOB YDUR BED T" AND BATH
ilaST m
Our 17.97 Set. Twin Ultra Touch percale sheet set in lovely fashion colors. Of luxury cotton/polyester percale; no iron. Includes 1 fiat, 1 fitted sheet. 1 pillowcase.
Our 24.97, Full-slzeSet*............19-97
Our 31.97, Queen-size Set*..........22.97
Our 41.97, King-size Set*............26.97
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DUPONT
DACRON
Standard
Queen
5,88 6.88
Our 7.97-8.97 la. Sleep pillows with premium Dacron Hollofil II polyester till; polyester/cotton cover. Odorless, non-allergenic. In standard or queen sizes.
Du Pont Reg, TM Mft. may vory
ROMANCE COUNTRY FLORAL BEDSPREADS, CURTAINS, SHAMS
Our 9.97-54.97 Ea. Coordinated bedroom dressing in a petite Country Bench floral pattern. Quilted bedspreads with scallop-ed, lace-trimmed ruffles coordinate with curtains, valance, pillow shams. Savings!
IWin-size Bedspread .............. 29.97
Full-size Bedspread Queen-size Bedspread . 96x63"Priscilla Curtains 96x84"Priscilla Curtains Std.-size Pillow Shams .. 54x14" Valance.......
.. 35.97 ...41.22 Pr., 22.47 Pr., 26.22 Ea., 12.42 Ea.,7.47
^ Potholders Save 31%
0 Towels Save 34%
Our 1.29-1.50 Ea. Christmas kitchen towels and potholders in 7 colorful coordinated designs. Of soft cotton velour.
15x25' towel, lO* ihaped poltioldefs
Our 1.57 Ea. 1988 hanging calendar towels of linen/ cotton; 6 designs. 14x25".
Save 33%
Our 2.99 Ea. Christmas table covers of wipe-clean vinyl in varied sizes, patterns.
52x52*, 52x7(T. 52xW, bCT rotitci Mil may vary
Save 33%
Our 999 Ea. Christmas place mots of vinyl with soft backing; varied fun designs.
15*lOUnd. 15x15'/5'. 12x18*
8A (4-6) PROG 1-2
HOME GIFTS
19.88
Sale Price. HandyChopper lets you chop, mince and more without a big cleanup. Save!
19.97
Sale Price. HandyOpener.
Compact, cordless can opener for hands-free opening. Buy!
'*T KEC160
29.97
Sale Price. HandyKnife cordless slicer-peeler. Attachments store in recharging base. Save!
Sale Price. Toast-R-Oven
broiler with continuous clean. Heat Guard Mounting Hood 15.88
TR055 (oven) TMB-1 (mounllng btockel)
22.88(1? 14.88#
Save 23%
Our 29.97.4-siice toaster with dual controls, pastry setting, snap-open crumb tray, more.
... Your Net Cost
9.88 Alter Rebate
15.66
Save
31%
Sale Price. Electric knife with lightweight power handle, 9-in. blade, wall-mount rack. Value!
T009K
EK-150
Great Hot Air corn popper
with butter melter. Enjoy popcorn quickly and easily. Save.
48504
Rebate Hmlted to mir.'s stipulation
Our 22.88.12>speed blender
with controlled-pulse blending on any speed. 48-oz. container.
03-0905
38.88
66a88 44i88
Save
25%
Sale Price. Stainless steel percolator perks up to 12 cups of coffee quickly, automatically.
European-style 12-cup coffee maker with 24-hour digital clock, automatic timer, more.
tost 2
Rebate limited to mir.'s stipulation
Sale Price. HIgh-efficlency Mix-master mixer. Features 12 speeds, dough hooks. 2 glass bowls, more.
01401
Our 59.97. Dustbuster Power Brush cordless vac with powerful 2-motor deep-cleaning system.
9338
9-1 (4-5) PROG 1-2
QUAUTY TUMBLER SETS
5.97 IMPROMPTU Libbey,
Sale Price Set. 24-pc. Impromptu tumbler set includes 8 ea.: 16-oz. coolers, 12-oz. beverages and 10-oz. rocks in choice of azure or misty blue. Shop K mart for quality home entertainment needs and save!c
....5.97 BLARNEY
Blarney keepsakes add charm to your holiday entertaining. Choice of accents includes 2,7-oz. wine glasses, hurricane lamp, covered box, SW pitcher, pr. of candleholders, cream 'n sugar bowl set, more.6.97
Sale Price. 24-pc. Ceiebri
9/2-oz. rock and 11-oz. beve or any time of year, also mat K mart, pick up Martha Stewa
CEL illTY
arc
J. (1. DURAND
/erage set includes 8 ea.: 5-oz. juice, ilasses. Perfect tor holiday entertaining oughttui hostess gift. While youre at s on home entertaining, table decor.
:ILmm
ft ]
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*V ,9.97 SHAMROCK
Shamrock home accents lend elegance to your holiday entertaining. Choose from covered candy bowl, 30-oz. pitcher, dinner bell, cream 'n sugar bowl set, pr. of candleholders, biscut barrel and more. Value!ELEGANT GIFTS
2 07m ft 07
lU!J Hocking M
2-pc. party bowl set with ladel. Ideal for serving punch, egg nog, all holiday beverages. Of plastic. 2-pc. Footed Cake Plot* ... 9.97
Hurricane lamp. Classic, glass hurricane-style lamp with decorative base adds a soft, mellow glow. Candle included.
CRYSTAL-LOOK GIFTWARE11.97
Shangri-la** or Floral Lace** gift Ideas, some hand-cut patterns. Selection Includes bowls, 48-oz. decanter, 9" vase, hurricane-style lamp, round bowl, 80-oz. pitcher and biscuit barrel. Shop K mart for value and savel
L>J I9.97
COUNTESS
4-pack Countess* stemware. Choose from quality-crafted glassware Including 14-oz. highballs, 10-oz. old fashioned, 8-oz. wine or 6-oz. stemmed flute glasses. Shop Americas Favorite Store for holiday valuesi
s.
J
''V-_Vy
19.97
Ambrosia** 24% lead crystal. Beautifully crafted crystal pieces include cake plate, oval bowl, pitcher, vase, pair of candleholders, biscuit barrel with lid, more. Shop K mart for elegant gift giving Ideas!TO ENTERTAIN AND DELIGHT
#>17 NEVCOR
porcelain china
Sale Price Set. 20*pc. dinnerware set of fine porcelain china in choice of decorative patterns to complement any home. 5-pc. place setting for 4 includes: dinner and salad plates, soup/cereal bowl, cup and saucer. Shop K mart for values on all of your entertainment needs, gifts, more.
ftjlfemi and mtr may vaiy
16.97 34.97
Sale Price. 5-pc. French White Corning set. Pie and quiche plate, casserole with cover, 2 round casserole dishes. Value.
Sale Price Set. 7-pc. Visions cookware set includes covered 1 pint, 1V2- and 2-quart sizes; T skillet. Another great gift Idea.
10/11 (1-20) PROG 1-2
11.88
Sale Price Ea. Childrens video tapes. Wait Disney favorites.
16.88
Sale Price Ea. VHS movies. Pretty in Pink, Red Dawn. Biaderunner.
24.88
Sale Price Ea. Top VHS movies.
Lady and the Tramp and Star Trek iV.
Pkg. stereo system. AM/FM/FM-stereo receiver with compact disc piayer, 6-band graphic equaiizer, duai-cassette deck, semiautomatic record player and tower speakers.
569CD2 Cuilom component tack Included 12(1 & 3-20) PROG 1-2
Sale Price Ea. Sidestep fashion boom box. AM/FM stereo cassette player with "Bud" earphone. Colors.
3-5610 Battedetaieextio
Sale Price. Modular AM/FM stereo system with dual-cassette deck, turntable, 2-way bookshelf speakers.
IMOOO
Sale Price Ea. Black-and-white TV by RCA or Zenith. Perfect second set for den.
BWri22W(RCA) Bn 21W (Zenith)
CONTEC
Color TV with auto-color control, low power consumption, Soft-Touch 12 channel selectors.
Color TV features 2-knob mechanical tuning, smart styling. Provides excellent picture.
MB1354
Sale Price. Videocassette cabinet with wood-grain finish. 2 drawers hold 22 cassettes*
PVH *VHS Of Bela tapes not Included
SHARP Sale Price. Compact microwave oven with cooking and defrosting guide, 15-min. dial timer. 0.5 cu. ft.
R4075
$
169
Sale Price. Microwave oven with 10 power levels, electronic digital display, 99-min./99-sec. timer, more.
JE89 0 B cu It copocltv
SHARP
Sale Price. Microwave oven with 1.5-cu.-ft. capacity, 5 cooking levels, glass turntable, more. 700 watts.
A. Sale Price. Compact 5-cu.-ft. refrigerator has fast-freeze compartment, crisper.
B. Sale Price. Refrigerator.
Compact size, precise temperature control. 1.6 cu. ft.
R9365/R4936
ER1K55
ERS 225/GRS30W Approx lie Model, style 01 mil rnayvory
13-5 (4) PROG 1-2
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*5 REBATE
CONAIR PHONES, FOR CHRISTMAS
By
39.88
Sale Price. GE phone
with 32-number memory: for desk or wall. Tone/pulse signaling.
2-9285
i397 ^Wce
_ _ LewMtr.'s
5.00 Moll-ln Rebole
_ __ ibut Net Cost E.8.97 Alter Rebate
Rebate IlmhocI to m* 'i st^utottoo
Telephone with tone/ pulse signal. Desk or wall use. In colors.
SW102
28.97
-5.00
-5.00
Krrxjrf Sole Price lessMtr.'s Moll-ln Rebate Less Addlttonol Factory Rebate
Ybur Net Cost
18.97 Alter Rebate
Rebate llmlled to mit.s stlpulolton
Your Choice. Phone
for desk or wall. Tone/ pulse switchable.
SW3502/SW2502
Sale Price. Answering machine features 8 remote control functions and more!
2-986IW-9880
54.88
Sale Price. Phone-Mate answering machine with beeperless remote. Great gift!
5000
23.97
Kmart Sole Pitce
-5.00
LessMtr.'s Moll-ln Rebate
-5.00
Less Additional Factory Rebate
13.97
Ybur Net Cost After Rebate
Rebate IlmHed to mit 'i sHpuloBon
Your Choice.Desk/ wall phone in coior choice. Tone/pulse.
SW202
6.97 Your Choice
Sale Price. Mini solar calculator with 8-digit dispiay. Buy!
KMCtOO
Sale Price. Wallet-size calculator with soiar/battery backup.
124.99 SHARP
Sale Price. Electronic typewriter with 65-character correction memory, daisy wheel printing, auto-centering and auto-underlining.
224.99
Sale Price. DeVille 265 electronic typewriter
with dictionary, memory, bold print, search feature, triple pitch and more. Great gift idea.
52844
WITH ANY PHOTO FINISHING ORDER LEFT SUN., DEC. 13 THRU SAT., DEC. 19
Sale Price. Photo keepsake Christmas ornament. Snowflake ornament holds your favorite photograph. A great holiday gift idea.
While quofwles last
14-2 (3-4) PROG 1-2
149
Nikon
I WfetakeihcworkJl. greaicsi piciures.'"
Sale Price. Nikon One-touch 35mm camera
includes 6-volt lithium battery. Automatic focus, rewind and more for picture-taking easel
Sale Price. 2xtele coverter for 35mm SLR cameras*.
Fits Ponlax, Canon o( Mlnolla mount
Sale Price. Metal tripod with tubular legs. Extends to 55".
me
2F.r*3
Sale Price. 1000-pc. puzzles for adults. Varied subjects.
2.86
.eoKt
.CougWCha
Sale Price. Choice of fun puzzles. 500
to 550 pieces.
orUnoforfamHyfuf>.
^!*al*We#.CIidiwrt puzzlM. Large pieces rtoritftie hands. Buyl
3.86
Sale Price. Ploy elr-eutorfarmfo
deUght youngsters.
Sale Price. 1000-pc. puzzles in great choice of subjects.
Sale Price Each. American Defense action figures.
Sale Price Each. American Defense accessories.
14.97 Your Choice
Sale Price. Powder Sale Price. Road-
Puff 16" cycle with hugging 16" cycle
adjustable seat. with action sound.
16.99
Sale Price. 10" tricycle with sturdy metal fenders.
Sale Price. 12" tricycle with chrome handlebars, more.
2.77 9.96 6.93 7.93 6.86 7.86
____ nrv-ir. SalePrice.Cri
Sale Price. Gumball machine bankf 6-0Z* Refills .... 976
Sale Price. Magna Doodle magnetic sketch box. Value!
Sale Price. Mickey Mouse coloring fun center. Buy now!
Sale Price. Chess
set in wooden case. 11x11" size.
Sale Price. Clock-0-Dial helps kids learn to tell time.
Sale Price. Creature Teacher for
math and reading.
with 10-O2.-nel-wl gum Nelwl.
of"
tho-
cl^Ar^^|1K5.96
11.93 18.93 3.66s? 3.97 44.97
I ____ n Sale Price. Town
Sale Price. Cutty Sark model kit. Model Cement, 97C
Sale Price. Classic car model kit. Model Point KH, 4.43
Sale Price Each. Camaro Iroc or Corvette coupe.
Our 4.97 Ea. Bible stories. 256 pages, deluxe edition.
Our 4.78 Ea. Dr. Seuss beginner books. Five titles.
Sale Price. Town and country wagon
of sturdy wood.
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GREAT GIFTS
Sale Price. Keystone bowl
ing bag of supported vinyl
with overlay-plastic ball cup
Mtr. may voiy AvoHoble In most K mart stores
18.97
Sale Price. Custom LTD bowling ball ot durable hard rubber. Choice ot weights.
Custom tilling and drilling at no extra charge /Waitable In most K mart Sporting Goods Depls.
17.97
Sale Price Pr. Mens or womens bowling shoes with leather sliding soies. Save.
Axaltablo In most K mart Sporting Goods Depts
SAVINGS ON LUGGAGE
24.97
Sale Price. American Tour-ister duffle bog. Great vaiue.
Garment Bog.........29.97
25'Pullman..........36.97
27''Pullman..........39.97
Sold In Most porting Goods Dept.
14.97
16.97
27.97
Sale Price. Cambridge fashion tote bag constructed ot quality tweed with leather trim.
Carry-on Bag...........24.97
26''Puliman............29.97
28''Pullman............34.97
SoldlnMostS
t Sporting Goods Dept.
Sale Price. Vanity cose with iock, inside mirror and tray. Use tor makeup, toiletries and more.
Sold In Most Sporting Goods Dept
Sale Price Ea. Womens attache cases. Choose shoulder strap or leather portfolio style.
Sold In Most Sporting Goods Dept.
9.97
Sale Price Ea. Fleece sweat shirts or pants ot heavyweight polyester/ cotton in coior choice. Adults sizes.
Du PonI Reg. TM Sold In Most Sporting Goods Dept.
24.97
Sale Price. 760 Crosman Pumpmaster air rifle with 180-BB repeater or .177 single-shot
pellet. Shop K mart...Americas Favorite Christmas Store!
2500 Copperhead BBs. Pkg., 2.57
Sold In most toorting Goods Depts Not sold where prohibited by low
47.97
Sale Price. Incline legiift
weight bench with steel frame, padded bench. Incline and leg
curl bars. Features adjustable Incline. Great gitt-giving idea. 110-lb. Barbell Set........ 21.97
26.97
Sale Price Pr. Mens or womens Roller Star roller skates
ot durable vinyl. White, black.
Sow In Sporting Goods ttopi
16A (4-6) PROG 1-2
39.97
Sale Price. Shaftsaver golf bag in choice of popuior coiors. With cover, gadget pockets
SAVE ON GOLF SETS AND BALLS AT K MART
Sale Price. Nancy Lopez 11-pc. golf set
with 1,3,5 woods, 3-9 irons, pitching wedge.
Righi hand only
Sale Price. Fuzzy Zoeller 11-pc. golf set
with 1-3-5 woods, 3-9 irons, pitching wedge.
2
14.97
Maxfll golf balls in
convenienUS pack. Avaiiabie in white. Ball, Tee Marker, 14.97
57.97
99.97
Sale Price. Electric trolling motor with 2 speeds, 8-ib. thrust, weediess prop. Exceiient gift.
Sale Price. Electric trolling motor with 4 speeds, forward/ reverse switch, weediess prop.
Sale Price. Tackle box with 2 trays, iures and terminai tackle. 215 pieces total. Save now!
Sole Price. Seven-tray tackle box* with 57 compartments. FIve-tray Tackle Box** 14.97
5.7 as
27.88
34.97
. _ LessMli.'s
-10.00 McM-ln Rebate
_ . tibuiNetCosI
24.97 Alter Rebate
Rebate limited to m*.' sllputallon
(^rkl^
12.97
Your Choice
11.97
Your
Choice
Sole Price. MA1000 baitcast reel with magnetic spool, autocast, graphite ball bearings.
Your Choice. Rugged graphite rods;
spinning or baitcast.
Vbrled lengths and actions
Silver spinning reels with skirted spool, high-speed retrieve, more. LH or RH retrieve.
RS700/RS1300/RS1600/RS2000 Sold In Sporting Goods DepI
Silver spincast reel choice.
Stainless steel ball bearings, RH or LH retrieve. Save now!
RS80/RS100
Sale Price. Depth finder with 4 depth ranges, total screen update, swivel mount. Waterproof.
Depth finder. 15 depth ranges up to 600 ft. Fish and bottom alarm, tracking window, more.
Sold In Sporting Goods &pl
Our 3.97-19.97. Entire stock of Sharp knives. Choose fixed, pocket or lock blade. 2.97-14.97
Sold In Sporting Goods DepI
Double-tier smoker
with handy tempera
ture gauge
Anrollable In most si
,more.
most stores
17-2 (4-6) PROG 1-2
CEIUNG ANS FOR^HOME HEATING AND COOLING!
28.97
Sale Price. 42" close-to-ceiling fan
with 4 wooden blades. 3-speed pull-chain control, reversible motor. Light kit adaptable*. Choose from white, polished- or antique-brass finish.
Light Wl not Included Style and mlr, may vaty
\-
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PERSONAL
WHIRLPOOL
59>88 ^^Prtce _ LessMlT.'s
7.00 Moll-ln Rebate
Vbut Net Cost
52.88 Alter Rebate
Bubote IlmHed to mlr I itlpi^on
Personal whirlpool
provides soothing water turbulence in the privacy of your own bath. Whirlpool with Variable Speeds AndTlitier, 69.88* Price Before MIr.'S $7 Moll-ln Rebate
159
Our 184.44. Garage door opener with V2-HP motor, strong steel chain, safety reverse, 4V2-minute light time delay and safety lock.
Our 197.77. Llghtmaker garage door opener turns house lights or appliances on and off by remote control. V2-HP motor.
Our $159. Garage door opener with V3-HP motor, safety reverse, multiple digital security codes and 4V2- minute light time delay.
19.97
Knnarl Sole Price
-5.00
Less Mlr 1
Moll-ln Rebate
Wiur Net Cost
14.97
After Rebate
R#t>ate IlmllM lo m Wpulatlon
Hand-held shower massage with 4 variable shower head settings. Designed to help conserve water.
8.97
Sale Price. Cushioned toilet seat in
choice of colors.
MIt mayvoty
14.97
Sale Price. Toilet seat of solid oak with brass hinges. Value!
10.77
Save 32%
Our 15.97. Bathroom scale in natural wicker looks.
Counselor
%
14.97 S
Our 22.97. Digital both scale with LED readout, safety mat.
Baltetles not Included
18-2(4) PROG 1-2
89.97
Sale Price. Auto-reverse cassette player with AM/FM stereo radio, impulse noise quieting and FM optimizer. Shop now!
CQS-50S
Panasonic.
154**
Sale Price. ETR auto-reverse car stereo features 5 AM/FM presets, auto-seek, fast-torward/rewind lock and more. Quality sound.
CQE-300
189
97
Sale Price. ETR AM/FM cassette car stereo features seek/scan, programmable station memory, LCD clock and readout, more.
Ts-ion
Sale Price Pr. 6V2" coaxial speakers
withOwatts;fordecksordoors. 39.97 Sale Price Pr. S/" tri-phase speakers
with high performance: 60 watts. 49.97
EABS-651 (coaxial speokeis) EAB-K60(lil-phase speakere)
CO PIONEER
Sale Price Pr. 4" door-mount speakers with
dual cones and 60 watts...........24.97
Sale Price Pr. 6x9" rear deck-mount speakers with dual cones, 120watts. 59.97
TS-1011 (4' speokBis) TS-6930 (6x9* speakats)
Sale Price Ea. Clear de-bug
shieldin48"or62''size. . 19.97 48''Or62"ColoredShield .. 23.97
Sale Price Ea. Side rail in
choice of 6' or 8', long or short box sizes to fit most trucks. 39.97
style and mfr. may voiy
69.97 Your Choice
Sale Price Ea. Pickup toolbox
of durable plastic or metal for most compact and standard
Slyle and mil. tnay vary
size trucks. Styles feature individual compartments, lift-out tray and hinged lid with lock.
Sale Price Ea. Ttuck bed mots
of heavy-duty rubber. .. 49.97 Protective Tailgate Mots, 19.97
sizes to HI many pickups
CUT TO fit:
Sale Price Pr. Running boards
in 68"to 85" lengths. ... 59.97 96" Full-size Running Board, 79.97
Styles to fit most pickups and vans Style and mti.
14.97
86*
Kmart Sale Price
-20*
Leu Mtr.'s Mall-ln Rebale
Ea66
IfourNelCost Attet Rebate
Rebota UmHoO to mk. i stlpulallon
16.97% REST *169
Sale Price. Stowaway truck toolbox. Compact to tit behind driver's seat or foruse at home.
Motor Oil in choice of 10W40. 10W30,5W30 formulas. 1 quart Stock up now and save!
Sale Price Pkg. Deluxe velour seat covers in hi or low back, bench or bucket seat styles.
Sale Price. Superheterodyne radar detector with LED meter, highway and city control, more.
Not available m VA and CT
Sale Price Pr. 2-way truck speakers for
vans, pickups, more.
8.97 Riijber Queen
Sale Price Pkg. 4-pc. rubber mot sets. Colors. 2-pc.Ttuck Mats, Pkg., 9.97
SK4S0
Sale Price. 6-gallon portable air tank with pressure gauge, hose.
Nol ovalloble In New Jeisey
24.97
Sale Price. 250-p.s.l. air compressor with gauge and light.
23.97 SdaoBP.
Sale Price. 6-/12-V battery charger. 6 amps. 10-amp Automatic, 36.97
19A (3-668) PROG 162
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MOONLIGHTMMACNSSPRIZES AND 3 HOURS OF FUN
Some Stores Will Not Be Open Swi., Dec. 13 Due To Certom loco) Otdlnances. In That Event, Moonlight Madness WIH Be Held On Mon. Evening, Dec. 14
SUN. DEC., 137 PM TO ^ 10PM
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Name
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FUNANDREFMSNMENn
Dont miss this exciting tamlly event tull ot special values. Come one, come all to shop on this special evening. Enlov coffee and punch . . freel
DOOR PRIZES
Four $25 K mart gift cortiflcatos.
ProviHng to bo hold 20 mln. bofore closing.
BUffi LIGHT SPECIAU 71
Duiing this 3-hr. sale, there will be 8 Blue Light Specials - one evety 20 minutes. Enjoy the tun and take advantage ot the opportunity to save.
Assorted chocolates in
lV2-lb.-net-wt. box.
7-10 PM ONLY W
Limit 3 boxes
50 String-A-Long miniature lights; multicolor.
7-10 PM ONLY W
Limit 4
5-gal. wet/dry vac with powerful 1.1-HP motor, from ^
7-10 PM ONIY
UmHI 60(M)1
34
Yamaha electronic keyboard features 32 keys, from ^
7-10 PM ONLY
Limit 2 PSS-130/120
34
Cordless phone features tone/pulse dialing, more.
^ m tin
7-10 PM ONLY
Limit 2 59104
Concord 110 pocket camera; compact, from 7-10 PM ONLY W
Limit 4
5 For
Sale Price. 12 candles In variety of holiday colors. Valuel
20A (4-6 & 12-14) PROG 1-2
2i9f Save 25% Our 3.97Pkg.40 Christmas cards with matching envelopes.
FOCAL
Sale Price. 110/24* or 135/24** color print film. Save now.
Limit 2 *150100 **150200
2-pack instant film.
Spectra. Time-Zero or 600.20 exp. per pkg.
Um2
1.36 Save 22% Mtr. moy vary Our 1.76 Pkg. 30 roll of holiday wrap
with festive designs. Generous 55 sq. ft.
Save 26% Mtr nxjyvaiy
Our 1.17.36-pock of Christmas bows in
variety of patterns, solid colors, sizes.
66* Save 31% Mtr . may vary
Our 97^. 55-pc. self-stick Christmas gift tags in variety of sizes and designs.
Save 36% Mff , moy vary
Our 1.57 Pkg. Holiday gift boxes*.
Choose from variety of styles and sizes.
*2,18x11'Ax2'/i*;3.15x10xr;4,11V*x8'/5x1'/ti*
264 By-Pass On Hwy. 11, Greenville
Open 10 am to 9:30 pm Monday Thru Saturday Sunday 1 pm to 5:30 pmWeVe decked the halls with Christmas Savings in every store
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Elegant 14K gold and sterling silver jewelry.
Enchanting gifts for loved ones from afar!
NOW 50% Off
Selected Gift Items
Offer good thru 12/20/87 Carolina East Mall ' 756-4474
All In-Stock
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FOR DOGS AND CATS
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CHRISTMAS TOYS
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Meals include 1 or 2 Chick-fil-A Sandwiches or 8 or 12-pack of Chick-fil-A
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CouF>on not good with any other offer.
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2 Slices of Pizza With Choice of One Topping, Plus a 16-Oz. Pepsi
CHOOSE FROM OVER 30 AKC BREEDS
All puppies covered Oy our limited vrarranly
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Thru March 1,1988!
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For All Your Holiday Needs!
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New Smart Flash!
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Nikon/Pan Am Buy & Fly Program (Come In for details.)
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A parent or guordian must fill out the official entry form below. Entry forms ore also available at Center Court at CAROLINA EAST MALL.
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY,
DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN.
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POWER WHEELS RANDOM DRAWING ENTRY FORM INFORMATION
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Christmas Sale
Shop Carolina East Mall, Greenville, Monday Through Saturday 10 a.m. Until 9:30 p.m.
Sunday 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Phone 756-B-E-L-K (756-2355)
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Warners Perfect Measure
Full Slip and Petti-Slip
White and beige Antron III Nylon/Lycra Spandex
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White and beige A-line
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Misses Coats
,25%
Reg. 140.00-240.00
Large selection of Famous Maker long and short coats. Assorted colors and styles.
Select Group Of
Fall Misses Suits
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Reg. 80.00-250.00
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Suit yourself without sacrificing your budget. Assorted fabrics and styles.
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Orlg. Up to 38.50
By Hathaway, Christian Dior and Alexander Julian. Take advantage of our great savings to update your favorite suits. Assorted styles and colors. Sizes W/i-m.
Corduroy Shirts .
Where Comfort Meets Style.
18^
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Arrow* long-sleeve corduroy shirts of warm, wearable cotton, in basic or fashion colors, mens sizes. At these savings, youll want severall
Mens Russell Sweats
Workout Compensation: 25% Savings On Sweats!
Our Strong Suit?
Exceptionai Value!
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Save 30% on an outstanding collection of mens two-piece suits by Palm Beach*. Tropical weight wool/polyester blends.
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EnMrt Slock Tlmox
watches for n^n or women. Reg. 9.95 to 39.95
Theimot* Coffee Butler. Choice of colors. Reg. 21.99
CvMoady Super Heavy Duty "C or "D" 2-pk. AA*4>pk 1J9
Polaroid
Spectra instant film lO^xposures.
Gt regulor-slzed color reprints from your color
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Good thru 12/19/87
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Special savings on giflwrap and accessories
EnNra Slock Artfako gHIwrap and ccx>rdinates. Choose from the Country Sampler or Plaid Tidings collection. Reg. 149 to 4.99
Mdesoerk gift bog. Choice of colors. Handtegbag...46C
6HI Boxes. Lingerie 4-pk., shirt 3-pk., robe 2-i^. or assorted 2-pk.
ONI bags with seltodhesive tags 3or4^)k.
P^7c
40-sq. ft.
log gMwrap. Reg. 1.77
Wreath bow
for indoor or outdoor use. Reg. 249
Red vbiyl ribbon.
Wleafti bow or H" X lOWl. flat. Reg. 99c
FOR
Hollday bows 25^ PeMePeMMBi)lu..77C
303-rottmetaHlc
giflwrap pack. Reg. 4.99
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Tape ^"x 450*or y4" X 300.
'togs and cards 100 +10 free or selklickic^18or24pk.
40IHL Curling Ribbon
4<^i pock.
Reg. 1.39
IS Honev Roasted cashew/peanut mbc 12oz.
CadMWSl1M..~4.97
2J*x*RiM
pHtcv candle. Choice of colofs.
5CanfageOancle
ted, whie or green. Reg.99c
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white, red or green. Reg. 69c
Br*i9k)ck(
Reg.99c NoMlynapidmltfilc^TTC
10 Nutcracker
wooden soldier. Reg. 5.99
16-piece measuring
cookie cutter set. Reg. 4.99
Cande 3" x 6* croyorv top pillar or 8' novelty. Hsne^on In cande.1>l9
Reg.Price Entire Slock Candle Rings. Candles not Included. Reg. 39c to 349
6 Musical Candle
santa or snowman. Reg. 5.99
Poinsellia napkins 44-pk. or plates 11-pk.
Reg. 1.99
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Hngertip Towei in
holiday designs. Reg. 2.99
Reg.Price Entire Slock Christmos Stockings. Reg 1.99 to 299 slocking hanger....1
Mr. Meat Smoker Esquire grill with enamel finish.
Reg. 49.99
Reg.Price
Entire Slock Coleman coolers and lugs. Selection may vary, (feg. 3.99 to 24.99
Rrepioce Screen
with 4 panels. Reg. 29.99
10.99
Rrepioce tool set in antique brass or black and brass finish vrith 4 pieces. Reg. 16.99
We have great gifts for everyone on your list.
Potfcw Biot. Monopoly, Advance to Boardwalk, Clue or Sorry.
Reg. 949 to 11.99
Neif Indoor Golf by Parker Bros Ages 6 and up.
Reg, 18.99
Remoto Control
dump truck or loader. Reg. 10.99
Air Rcricton Twin Lightning or Tyrants Hawkwlnd.
Ak Roidefs or BcMe Dasher eMeto..4.8S
Nerf Rng Pong by Paiker Bros. Reg. 11.99
Silver Hawks hero or villain. Choice ot figures. Reg. 6.99
Rockers Barbie
by Mattel. Reg. 11.99
Conshux action
building system by Rsher-Price. Reg. 7.w
Play Desk by
Rsner-Price. Reg. 13.99
OoMen Book IT Tape
set. Sesame Street and more.
Rainbow Collection
knee highs 10-pair (. Rc
pack. Reg. 3.99
Little Leggs tights for
?irls 1-pair pock. Choice of sizes.
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Sweator Socks for
women. Choice of colors.
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Flannel Shirt for men. Choice of colors and sizes. Reg. 8.99
RuttoftwLoom
mens fashion color briefs 3-palr pack.
Poior Bods for women or cWldien. Choice of sizes ond designs.
Reg.Prlce
Seiectod WInler Wear. Choose slippers, hots, gloves, Peds or Botany socks.
Reg. 1.99 to 5.99
JIeel in I rill n
mini moHig umoiwia.
Choice of colors. Reg. 6.99
Herttoge Leather
wallet for men, 18.00 value.
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Halls bag Of 30. Mentho-typtus, Ice blue, cheny, specimlnl or honey lemoa
ECKRONohiralVllafninC
with rose hips 5CKkng. 100 tablets
ECKOD Natural VHominE
d^pha 4001.U.
100 capsules.
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Old Sploe after shove and deodorant or cologne 2Vk>z.
ea.
Old sploe
cologpe4%oz. orsoaporxHDpe.
VIP Piohalrsetter with 18 rollers if^-IH-ie. Reg. 14.99
ea.
VIP Pro 4" or W curling Iron #VPIT/#VPSM or curling brush #VPHCB. Reg.4.
VIP Pio 1250^ mini hair dryer #VPIP. Reg. 9.99
10.99
Old Sploe gi set
after shove 41OZ. with nouHcoi gloss stein.
Old Sploe 2^/^ original, leather orxl musk cologrve set.
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EnHie Slock Scomor haircraft holiday accessories. Selection may vary. Reg. 3.50 to 4.00
Miss Claliol shampoo-in hair color. Choice of shades. Miss Ckiiral cfsme tonfHila....2.89
Princess
white bath scale #64.
taryi for men #RR-3. Reg. 39.99
Ronson beard and mustache #MT-I, toil #Rf=D-2 or ladles' shaver #LT-2.
ECKEIWHolidoy Savings on appliances and etedionics.
24.99
Mognovox AM/FM mono cassette player with 2-speaker system #D7170.
Reg. 29.99
Block li Decker cordless rechargeable handy mixer. Lightweight and easy-to-use. Includes full 2-year warranty. Reg. 37.99
19.99 5.00sga
14.99 s
Pollenex handheld shower rDossoger
#DM209R. Reg. 26.99
PoWenex Shower Rodo. Reg. 12.99..>9.99
11.99
OPX AM/FM clock radio wilh snooze bar #D510. Reg. 15.99
Spcntus Sonic LED alarm clock with battery back-up #1108. Reg. 9.99
27.99 19.99 49199
Hock ft Decker automatic shut-olf Iron #F479WH. Reg. 32.99
Block ft Decker
kitchen fire exttnqulsher. Reg. 24.<
Pollenex
ionizer ak cleaner #1701. Reg. 59.99
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QuInM bangle, chicklet, heart bangle or stopwatch Reg. 4.99 to 5.99
TurtM Wosh power pressure sprayer with free 1-gt. Soft-Suds and 3 spray tips.
Royovoc Workhorse
flashlight
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KodacolorV^-G
KodacolorVRfilm
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KodacolorVyj^
Vic SSfc
2do^
39.99 17.99
KcysloM Regency 35mm camera with automatic film loading indicalof #g-2. Reg. 44.95
Keystone 110 camera with built-in telephoto lens and zoom viewfinder #XR-308. Reg. 22.99
Kodak Tele Disc camera with regular and telephoto lens. Reg. 39.99
Edward Imperial or Perfecto clgots box ot 50.
I Any Kn tobacco 5-lb. or more.
Coupon good thru 12/20/87. \Oo^jru^^
MONEY
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Wo roswvo the right to limit quonllttot. Soosonal mofchandlM ovallobto whlto limltod quantniot tost (tony, no ralnehocks). If an advoitliod Horn Is out of rtock, woll givo you a ralnchock or oqulvatont tavlngt on a comparablo brand.
ECKEip Pull out and save on designer fragrances.
Glofla Vanderbilt gift sets.
Eau de toilette spray .5oz. with body lotion 2-oz. or dusting powder 1 .Soz.
Eou de toilette spray .oz. and eau de a. pour 1-oz.
10.50 14.50 19.00
Olorki Vanderbilt
eau de toilette spray .5-oz.
Gloria Vanderbilt
eau de toilette spray 1-oz.
Gloria Vanderbilt
eau de toilette spray 1.7-oz.
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English
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Emjlish hv*i
Entjlisli b;ath<;r English
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Deodorant stick 2.75-oz & after shave 3-oz.
Cologne and after shave 3-oz.
ea.
Cologne, after shove 2-oz.
& leather key ring.
Cologne, aftershave 2-oz. & ceramic mug
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hon cologne OTKj after shove lotion 1.7-oz.
10.00
kon after shave lotion 1.7-oz.
bon
cologne 1.7-oz.
3.97
Oleg Cassini
Ovemighlermanicupe set formen.
3.97
OiegCOMW
0rnigrerrTx>Ticure setfor women.
Deodorant 3oz. & after shove or cologne 2-oz. after shave balm, shampoo 2-oz. & soap.
10.97
Musk for Men cfttershave/cologne 8oz
Musk for Women cologne concentrate
spray 3250L 21.00 value.
^st selection and value, all in one stop
17.50
Xia Xiang gift set cologne spray .8-oz. and dustlna oowder 3-oz
1S.00
Xia Xiang
cologne spray .8-oz.
Lady SMson gift set. Eau de toiiette spray .75-oz. and perfurne spray .375-oz. 15.00 value.
Lady SMson gift set. Cologne spray 2-oz. and powder 4-oz.
22.50 value.
18.00
ForaverKiystogiltsef
Cologne spray .8oz. and body otton6oz.
PRINCE MATCHABELLl
Spioy Cologne
Night Musk 1.30Z
8.77 f
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Wind Song 1.4K5Z
Cachet 15-0
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DO NOT DISCARD: PRICES GOOD THRU THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24
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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE NOW OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 P.M. TILL CHRISTMAS ^ " 30% OFF
MFR S SUGGESTED RETAIL ON
LlENOX GIFTWARE & DINNERWARE20% OFF
MFR'S SUGGESTED RETAIL ON
WATERFORD CRYSTAL30% OFF^
UFR'S SUGGESTED RETAIL ONHUMMEL FIGURINES
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(A) Regency Ladies 14K >-c..v :36"i0 00 1 Ct. .
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ALL PLAIN <S MILGRAIN BANDS IN STOCK
PERCENTAGE OFF DOES NOT INCLUDE MERCHANDISE ALREADY ON MARKDOWN
SOLITAIRE
SOLD
SEPARATELY
__14K Yeow Gold 7-Diamond Cluster Ring. Vi Ct TW.
^19-537 2 $505 00 ............Youf Coat SMItW - $M9.90
) LadtM 14K Yellow Gold Diamond Insert Ring % Ct. TW
l3(MX)9-7 $595 00 ............Your Cort S30MO $349.90
1(3) LadiM' 14K Yeow Gold 6-Marquise & 16-Round Diamond Ring I Guard .68 Ct. TW,
19782-039-3 $1500 00 ...... Your Cost tlOBO.OC- $849.00
1(4) Ladlea 14K Yellow Gold Diamond Ring Guard. H Ct, TW
1^079-0 $925.00 ............Your Cost 1849:90 - $549.90
) Ladlea' 14K Yellow Gold 11 -Diamond Wrap-Around Ring Guard
I06-337.2 $670 00 ............Your Coit $448.-90 $349.90
1(8) Ladlas' 14K Yellow Gold 28-Diamond Ring Guard V> Ct TW
1^204-4 $1285 00 .........Your Cod$800ie-* $899.00
I (7) Ladlea' 14K White Odd 24-Dtamond Ring Guard V4 O. TW.
I99O&124-4 $925 00 .........Your Coet $840:00 $490.00
19906-123-6 $925 00 YG.........Your Coet $848.00 $499.00
I(8) Ladles' 14K Yeow Gold l5-Diamond Wedding Band 2 Ct. TW
19906-313-3 $2700 00 .........Your Coat $4888.00 $1599.00
.adiaa 14K Yeltow Gold 5-Row Diamond Band 1 Ct TW.
i-327-3 $1400 00 ...........Your Coet 890?i09 $799.00
Ladlee' 'I4K Yellow Gold 4 Marquise Ruby & 6-Diamond Band
1-573-4 $415 00 ............Your Cost $339:90 - $229.90
1(11) Ladlea' 10K Yellow Gold 2-Diamond Promiss Ring
197^02S8 $90 00 Your Cost $89:97 $49.90
1(12) Ladlaa' 10K Yellow Gold 1-Diamond Promise Ring 10M2 397-0 $92 50 ...............Your Coat $89:90 - $49.90ligfWt ..........
(13) Ladles' 10K Yellow Gold 3-Diamond Teen Ring 9786-193-4 $90 00 Your Cost $804 - $49.90
9786-194-2 $90 00 WMte Gold ... Your Cost $89:98 - $49.90
g4)^L^a' 14K YeBow Gold Marquise Diamond Wedding Set. V
9902-897-9 51400 00 Your Cost $00948 $799.00
(15) Ladles' 14K Yellow Gold 30-Diamond Wedding Set. % Ct. TW 9902 757-5 $1150.00 ...........Your Cost $309i99 $599.90
(16) Ladlea' 14K Yellow Gold Diamond Bndai Set. Ct TW
^2-939-9 5670.00 ..........Your Cost $4I9.8-- $349.90
^ Yelow Gold Marquise Center Diamond Weddtng
9902 943-1 $1400.00 ...........Your Cost $08848 $799.00
(18) Ladlss' 14K Yellow Gold 6-Diamond Bndal Set. .15 Ct TW 9718-025-1 $595 00 Your Cost $38840 $299.90
(10) LaiMes' 14K Yellow Gold 8-Diamond Wedding Set. W Ct. TW. 9902-473-9 $1295 00 ..........Your Coat 8*848 $890.90
(20) Ladiee' 14K Yellow Gold 3-Oiamond & 2 Marquise Ruby Wedding Set
9902-927-4 $745.00 Your Cost $40848- $399.90
(21) Ladles' 14K Yellow Gold Swss-Cut 2-Oiamond Wedding Set. 97184)17-8 $450.00 Your Coet $389.88-- $229.90
mOtl OUR FRONT COVER:
(1) 10K Yellow Gold 12-Diamond Earnng Jackets.
8740-711-0 $150 00 ............. Your Coot $8848-$89.97
(2) 14K YoHow Gold Diamond Tennis Bracelet 1 Q. TW
8842-009-6 $1995 00 Your Cost $408848 - $899.97|
(3) 14K Yellow Gold Diamond Rope Bracelet 20 Ct. TW I 85724)76-1 $675.00 ............Your Cost $40848- $299.991
(4) 14K Yellow Gold Ruby & Diamond Marquise Cluster Pendan onl Herringbone "V" Chain 2 Q TGW I
8566-024 7 $66000 ........Your Cost $40848- $299.901
(5) 14K Yellow Gold Sapphire & Diamond Cluster Pendant on Herr-r ingbone "V" Chan. I
8722-013-3 $745 00 Your Coat $47848- $299.901
(in 14K Yellow Gold Ruby & Diamond Earrings. I
8722-032-3 $300.00 ............Your Cost $48848 - $149,90|
(7) 14K Yellow Gold Sapphire & Diamond Earings I
8722 033-1 $300.00 ............Your Cost $18848-$149.901
(8) 14K Yellow Gold Sapphife i Diamond Pear-^aped Clister Ear-j nngs 1.8CI TGW. L
8568D20-5 $245 00 Your Cost $48846 - $99.99]
(9) 14K Yellow Gold Sapphire & Diamond Pear-Shaped Cluster Pen-1 dant 1 Ct TGW I
8568-019 7 $245.00 Your C<t $48848 - $99.99]
K - KABAT, CT. - CARAT, TW - TOTAL WEIGHT TO - YELLOW OOLO, WQ - WHITE GOLD. Gfl. GUAM TOW - TOTAL OEM WEIOMT
nwo soma charges mat apply
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NBKHAMOae AUKAOr ON MARKDOWN ASK ABOim Oim JEWBJIY LAYAWAY PNOORAN
ALL FANCY SHAPE SOLITAIRES IN STOCK
DOES MOT INCLUO, MERCHANDISE ALREAOI^ ON MARKDOWN
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(A) Ladies' 14K Yciii i'^ld D-D'arrond Ban 996 185 5 31700 00 1 Ct, TW
9906-129 3 SIOOOOO Vj Ct TW 9906'2r/'6S490i)0'-4 Cl TW
(B) Mens 14K Yellow Gi..
9906 183 0 $1800 00 1 Ct. TW 9906 127 7 31050 00 '/2 Ct. TW 0906 215 0 3595 00 V, Ct. TW
Your Cost SMW.OfT- S949.00 Your Cost $649:90- $499.00 Your Cost S3S9;90 - $249.00
Your Cost $.1369.00 $999.00 Your Cost $M9:9tr- $599.00 Your Cost $399.00 - $299.007 '
(C) Ladies' 10K Yellow Cjcld 1 u. 9754-591-7
9754-592-S 3 5 . While Gold
(D) Men's 10K r- C ; 9754-589-1 S1B5V--
9754 590 0 3185 00 While Gold
I '.nd Wear . .uiiu
Your Cost $69:90 $79.90 Your Cost $69.90 $79.90 ijnd Wedding ni:
Your Cost $119 90 - $89.90 Your Cost *146:90 - $89.90
(E) Ladles 14K Yellow Gold 3 Diamond Weridinq Band
9754-619-6 S305 00 Your Cost $169^0 - $149.90
(FT Man's 14K Yellow Gold S Diamond V/eddiog Band
'>754-617 0 $355 00 Your Cost $26990 $179.90
1) Ladle* 14K YoUow Gold 6-Diamond Band.
906 293-7 $215 (X) Your Cost S4MrW $99.90
2) Ladt*' 14K Yellow Gold 7-Diamond Channel Wedding Ring. W Cl. TW.
9906-02$3 $820 00 Your Coat $$*9.9 $449.00
3) LadiM' 14K Yeow Gold Marquise & Tapered Baguette Wedding Ting. 1 a. TW
99C6 031-1 $210C OO ........ Your Coat $4*et.99- $1199.00
4) Ladlea' 10K Yellow Gold Florentine Wedding Band 9754-245-0 $92 50 Your Cott $$i - $49.90
5) Men'a 10K Yellow Gold Florentine Wedding Band
9754-243-5 $110.00.........Your Coat $$i9 $59.90
') Ladtaa' 14K Tri-Color 8mm Wedding Band
1860-059-6 $290 00 Your Coat $U0.99 - $129.90
m Men'a 14K Tn-Cdor 8mm Wedding Band
860-065-3 $310 00 Your Coat $199.90- $149.90
'$) Ladlea' lOK YMlow Gold Fancy Weddmg Band
J754-165-0 $140.00 ........ Your Cost $99199-199.90
9) Men's 10K Yellow Gdd Fancy Weddmg Band
)754-163-5 $155.00 Your Coat $$9.99--$79.90
10) Ladlea' 14K Yellow Gold 8mm Nugget Band
)754-623 8 $385.00 ........ Your Coat $2*0:90 $160.90
11) Men's 14K Yellow Gold 8mm Nugget Band
)754-62l-2 $400 00 ............Your Coal $a99i9 - $179.90
'12) Ladies' 10K Yellow Gold Swiss-Cut Wedding Sei J718-013-7 $230 00 ............Your Cost $$9i99 - $119.90
(13) Men's 10K Yeaow Gold Swiss-Cut Weddmg Band 9718-503-7 $140 00 Your Cost $$9.9 - $69.90
(14) Ladles 14K Yellow Gold Oamond Bridal Set V,o Ct TW 9902-849-0 $550 00 Your Coat $3i9<99 - $299.90
(15) Mens 14K Yellow Gdd 3-Diamond Weddmg Band Matches (14) above
9906-001-4 $355 00 Your Cost $239.99-$179.90
(IB) Ladles 10K Yellow Gold 6-Diamond Weddmg Set 9902-803-7 $355 00 Your Coat 1329,9 - $179.90
(17) Men'a 10K Yellow Gold Bend Matcnes (16) above 9906-305-9 $245 00 Your Coat$Jii99-- $119.97
(18) Ladlea' 14K Yellow Gold Cluster Nuggei Bridal Set 'A Cl. TW 9902-937-3 $745 00 Your Coat $*99i9- $399.90
(19) Mens 14K Yellow Gold Nugget Band Matches (i8) above 9906 339-8 $245.00 . . Your Cost $499:99 - $119.90
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(10) 14K Yellow Gold Ruby & Diamond Pear-Shaped Cluster Earrings. 1.8 Cl. TGW,
8568-028-8 $275 00 Your Cost $479i99 - $129.90
(11) 14K Yallow Gold Ruby i Diamond Pear-Shaped Cluster Pendant 1 Ct TGW
8568-020-5 $245 00 , Your Coat $499.9*- 99.9
(12) London Laalhar Heritaga Musical Jawalry Cheat. BeauUluiiy crafted doors accemuated with siamed glass design Top left ofters
mirrored compartmeni with revolving necklace hanger Top right I leatures 5 drawers 2 swing-down plush-lmed ring comparimenis plus |
2 deep drawers in base Light walnui finish 4828-953 2 $124.95 Your Cost $99i99 $79.99 |
(13) Ladles' 14K Yellow Gold 46-Damond Marquse Ring 1 Yi Cl TW 9908 009 5 $1795 00 Your Coat $4399:99 - $999.00 I
(14) Ladies' 14K Yellow Gold Marquise Chatham Emerald Marquise | Ring
9840-013-8 $ 1750.00 Your Cost $1299 99 $999.00 I
(15) Ladlea 14K Yellow Gold Oval Sapphire i 18-Diamond Ring 1 'An Cl TGW
9852-807-8 $450 00 Your Cost $30940 - $249.90
(16) Ladlea' 10K Yellow Gold 13 Sapphire & 6-Diamond Ring 9728-009-3 $230.00 Your Coat $44049 $119.90 |
(17) Ladlea 14K Yellow Gold Oval Ruby & Diamond Cluster Ring.
3 Cl TGW
9782-047-6 $600 00 Your Coat $390.90 - $299.90 |
(18) Ladlaa 14K Yellow Gold 'Ao Oz Liberty Com Rmg 9852-955-5 $595 00 Your Coat $30949 $299.90
(19) Seiko Ladles' Yellow Gold Baguette Quartz Watch with smai imk bracket
9610-536-6 $250 00 Your Coat $499.99 $169.97
(20) Seiko Men's Ytflow Gold Anadigi Alarm/Chronograph Quaru Watch with bracelet
%10-050-e $17500 Your Cott $13449-$109.97
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' 14K Yellow Gold i8-Diamond Fancy Rng.
1-329-1 $1385 00 1 O. TW Your Com mMl S499.00
19904 327-5 S785.00 WCtTW Your Coat 5.r 8399.90
19904-343-2 S595 00 U Ct. TW Your Coet $3M:90 S299.90
1(2) Ladiea' 14K Yellow Odd l9-Oiamond Cascade Ring. 1 Ct. TW. IM19471-4 $115000 Your Com sJM t 8499.00
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|(3)Ladlaa' 14KYeHow Gold OamondFHigree Fancy Ring. TDCt.TW 19904-469-5 S995 00 Your Cioet SWkW SS49.90
I Lediea' 14K Yelow Gold 7-Diamond Chjstef Ring 1 O. TW . 04 239 2 $1425.00 Your Coat S997.B0--$799.00
|(S) Ledlie' 14K Yelow Gold 23-Br4ham & 10-Baguene Diamond Ring ll D TW
19919-0014 $1650 00 Your CoatAlMBrOO'-9999.90
l) LediM 14K Yeaow Gold 43-Oinond Fancy Ring 1 Ct. TW. |(N>04^950 $1250 00 Your Coal SMtMT- 9999.90
s' 14K Yellow Gold 13-Diamond Fancy Ring.
9K20 00 Your Coat J39.-9r- 9279JO
I) Udiaa' 10K Yellow Gold 54 Diamond Rmg. % a TW 786-273-4 $595 00 Your Coal J399.99- 9299.90
s' 10K Yellow Gold Marquise-Shape Bypass Cluster Ring ^ $375 00 Your Com $199.90
1(10) laittaa' 14K Yelow Gold 29-Oiamond Ring 3 a TW |9904 167 5 $3700.00 Your Coal $2799.90 $1999.90
19904 166^3 $3700 00 WG Your Coal 9179949-$1999.90
(12) Ladies' 14K Yellow Gold 26-Dwnwid Fancy Ring 2 D TW 9904-443 0 $2395 00 Your Coat AJTOTiOfr. $1290.00
(13) Ladies' 14K Yellow Gdd 5l-Diamond Oval Cluster Rmg with diamonds in shank.
9822-913-1 $2100 00 Your Coat41i09.09 - $1290.00
(14) Ladles' 14K Yelow Gold Double Row Wedctng Band W Q. TW. 990& 1354 $865.00 Your Cost $57940 $449.90
(15) Ladies' 14K Yelow Gold 13-Diamond Wide Shank Fancy Ring. W Ct. TW
9904-521-3 $899 00 Your Cost $59940 - $449.90
(19) Ladies' 14K Yellow Gold IT-Diamood Fancy Ring H Ct TW 9904-475-2 5825 00 Your Cost $5494-$399.90
(17) Ladtoa' 14K Yeltow Gold 13-Diwiond Marqms&Shape Fancy Rmg W Ct. TW
%04-463-B $820.00 Your Cost $54940 - $449.90
(19) Ladies' 14K YellOw Gold 13-Diamond Fancy Ring VY Q. TW 99M-219-4$850 X Your Cost $59940 - $399.90
(19) Ladies 10K Yellow Gold 50-Diamond Marquise-Shape Cluster Rmg 1^ Q TW
9820-9014 $375.00 ..... Your Coat $24940 $199.90
(20) Ladies' 10K Yeltow GcM 4-Diamond Nuggel Ring -913 2 5295 00 Your Cost 91994r-$149.97
[24)Ladies'10KYellowGoldMarqueeBypassFashionRing 0Ct 9786-197-5 $200 00 Your Coat $1394- S99.9C
(25) Ladies' 10K YeWow Gold 15-Oiamond Marquise-Shape CL sier
h2294 $200.00
Your Coat $42940-$99 90
(26) LacHes' 10K Yellow Gold 9-Diamond Fancy Rmg.
9820C01-7 $200.00 Your Coat $1294 - $99.00
9820CQ2-5 $200.00 WhHe Gold Your Cost $42940 - $99.00
(27) Ladies' 10K Yellow Gold 1-Diamond Fikgree Ring
9782-031-0 5155.00 ......Your Coat $9940 - $79 90
(2$) La4es ll( Yellow Gold 1-Diamond Princess Ring 9852-939-9 $155.00 ............Your Coat $994- $79.90
i' 10K Yellow Gold Heart Signet Rmg with 6-diamonas $13500 Your Cost $9940-$69.90
10K Yellow Gold 3 Diamond Fashion Ring
$110 00 Your Cost $594-$59 .90
i' 10A Yellow Gold 15-Diamond Split Shank Fancy Rmg $15000 . Your Cost$99: $79.97
1786-943-2 32) Ladlei
820-012-5 $150 00
1(11) Ladiss' 14K Two-Tone 30-Oiannond Fancy Rmg 2 Ct. TW l^-001-S S2400 00 Your Coat $13994 - $1299.90
^) Ladies' 10K Yekow Gold 9-Diamond Cluster Ring
9904-0198 $31000 . ..... . Your Coat $19947 - $149.90
9904-0208 $310 00 WhMe Gotd Your Coal $119.97 - $149.90
(22) Ladiaa' 10K Yellow Gold Marqune-Shape Ouster Rmg 9786-2254 $275 00 Your Coal t179.$0- $129.90
(23) Ladtaa' 10K Yeaow Gold 7 Diamond Cluster Ftigree 98K-921-7 $230 00_ Your Coat $10.40-. $119.90
' 10K YeBow Gold 5-Diamond Fancy Ring
Your Co4 $9949 $79 90
9738-611-4
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9782-0294
23954
Ladlar
997-7
i' 10K Yeltow Gold Dtarxxid Ouster Rmg with rope band $155 00 . .Your Coal 1994-$79 90
i' 10K Yellow Gold 7-Ckamond Ouster Rmg
$90 00 ..............Your Coet $594 - $49 90
10K Yeflow Gold 1-Oiamond Swirl Rmg $92 50 Your Coet $l94--$49 90
I 10K Yellow Gold Diamond Rmg w4h $47 50 Your
Shank - $24 90
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(1) LadiM 10K Yellow Gold 2-Damond & 2-Marquise Sapphire Reig. 9738-589-2 $135 C Your Coat jar0 - $69.90
(2) Ladiea' 10K Y^iow Gold 13-Sapphiro 4 6-OiaiDorxJ Ring 9728-009 3 $230.00 ............Your Cost Sii!W - $119.90
(3) LadMs' 10K Yellow Gold 30val Sapphire 4 6-Dianiond Band. 9820053-8 $300 00 Your Coat $190r90 - $149.90
(4) Latttoe' 10K Yellow Gold Marquse-Shape Diamond 4 Sapphire Ckisler Rmg. 2 O. TGW. _
9786-269-2 $300 00 .........Your Coal tlOMT- $149.97
^ I iiiln' 14K Yellow Gold Hean-Shape Sapphire 4 l6Channel Sel Diamond Ring.
9782021-1 $525 00 ..... Your Coat $346:90 - $249.90
m Ladlas 10K Ye$ow Gold 8-Sapphire 41 -Diamond Corsage Rmg
9778-511-7 $150 00 ............Your Coat $96 $79.90
(7) Ladtos' 10K Yelow Gold Sapphee 4 Diamond Ouster Ring.
9782-018-7 $185.00 .............Your Coat $146:90 - 999.90
Ml Lavas'14K Yellow Gold 10-Marquise Sapphee 4 2-Damond Rmg. 9814-031-2 $296.00 Your Coat $199M0-$149.90
Ml LaMsa 10K Yelow Gold 1-Marquse Sapphre 414-Qamond Ring. 9904183-2 $750 00 . . Your Coal I496M0 - $999.00
(10) Ladlas 14K Yelow Gold Sapphire 4 Bagueoe Diamond Balerina RInQ
9782-021-8 $715 00 ............Your Coal $496M0"-$399.90
(11) Ladies' 10K Yellow Gold 2-Marquise Ruby 4 2-Dianond Rmg. 9738-541-3 $135.00 ............ Your Coat J99t96-$99.90
(12) Ladtoa' 10K Yelow Gold Ruby 4 Diamond Cluster Rmg.
9782-011-2 $185 00 Your Coal 1*46^0^ 999.90
(13) Ladles' 10K YeHow Gold 3-Marquiie Ruby 4 4-0mond SpW Shar* Ring.
9820C19-9 $200.00 .............Your CoatlUOiOT- 999.90
(14) Ladies' 10K Yelow Gold 4-Marqoise Ruby 4 2-Diamond Ring. 9738-607-2 $185 00 Your Coat JMOMtT-$99.90
(15) Ladies 10K Yellow Gold Pear-Shape Ruby 4 Diamond Ouster
Ring.
9778-133^) $M0 00 ........... Your Coal 106r6T - $149.97
(16) Ladlas' 14K Yelow Gold 7-Ruby 4 13-Diamond Ring. 9786-205^ $600.00 ............Your Coati369i9tT- 9299.90
(17) Ladlas' 10K Yellow Gold 6-Ruby 4 1-Dlamond Petal Ring. 9852-049-7 $12500 .Your CostJ28M0-- $09.90
(18)Ladlaa 10K Yelow Gold 8-Diamond 4134lubyMarqwsoClusler
Ring.
97284301-0 $230.00 ............Your Coal $449.6r- 9119.90
(19) Ladies' 10K Yellow Gold 14-Ruby 4 7-Diamond Band 9782-013R $260.00 ............Your Coat 9499.96 9129.90
(20) LadMs 10K Yellow Odd Marquise-Shape Diamond 4 Ruby Cluster Ring.
9786-271-8 $300 00 ........Your CoaL9469M7 - $149.90
(21) Ladha' 14K Yelow Gold Marquse Chatham Ruby 4 12-Diamond Ring.
9904 563-5 $1000.00 ...........Your Cual 1196110 $549.00
(22) Ladlaa' 14K Yelow Gold Marquise Emerald 4 2-Diamond Ring 9652-963-9 $195.00 .............Your CoatSUOMO - 999.90
(23) Ladlaa' 10K Yelow Gold 13-Emerald 4 6-Damond Rmg.
9728 011-9 $230.00 Your Coat 9449M0 - $119.90
(24) Ladlaa10K Yelow Gold 11-Emerald 4 5-Diamood Cluster Ring.
9782-023-7 $215 00 ...........Your Coat JllOiOtr- $119.90
(25) Ladlaa' 14K Yelow Gold 8-Emerald 4 1-Diamond Ouster Ring 9852-959-7 $215 00 ............Your Coat 9146M0 - $119.90
(26) Ladiea' 14K Yelow Gold Hean-Shape Chatham Emerald 4 lO-Oamond Ring.
9904 505 $595,00 Your Coat $399.9(7 $299.90
(27) Ladlaa' 14K Yelow Gold Chatham Emerald 4 24-Oiamond Ring.
1 a TGW
9904-365-5 $73500 Your Coat499tfl0 - $349.90
(29) Ladtoa' 14K Yelow Gold 5-Emerald 4 1-Dtamond Ouster Rmg j 9852-961-3 $185 00 .............Your CoetJ14*90 - $99.90
(29) Ladlaa' 10K Yelow Gold 8 Emerald 41-Diamond Corsage Rmg. 9778-149-6 $150 00 .. Your Coat.389itO> $79.90
(30) Ladlaa' 10K Yelow GoU Emerald 4 Diamond Cascade Rmg 97824)27 8 $350 00 Your Coat $339:90 $169.90
(31) Ladlaa' 10K Yellow Gold Marquse Chatham Emerald 4
2-Oamond Rmg _
9904-5514) $480 00 ....... Your Coat .$399:60 $229.90
(32) wet' 14K Yelow Gold Emerald 4 Diamond Ring 1 Cl. TGW. 9904 5676 $1000.00 Your Coat $699i96 $549.90 |
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(1) Lade*' 14K Yellow Gold Marquise Amelfiyst & 10-Diamond Ring 9904-527-0 $670.00............Your Coit $449:40 $349.90
(2) Ladles' 14K Yellow Gold Emerald-Cut Amethyst & 16-Diamond Fashion Ring.
9904-525-4 $640 00............Your Cost $429:40 - $329.90
(3) Ladies' 14K Two-Tone Gold Octagonal Amethyst & 14-Diamond Ring.
9904-569-2 $450.00 .......Your Cost $399:90 $249.90
(4) Ladles' 10K Yellow Gold Marquise-Shape Amhyst & Diamond Cluster Ring.
9820-041-3 $260.00............Your Cost $199:90 - $129.90
(5) Ladles 10K Yellow Gold Heari-Shape Amethyst & 2-Diamond Ring.
9852-091-9 $155.00........Your Cost $9940 $79.90
(6) Ladles 14K Yellow Gold Cultured Peart & 14-Diamond Ring. 9&2-151-1 $550 00............Your Cost $39940 - $299.90
(7) Ladles' 10K Yellow Gold 1-Pearl & 2-Diamond Fashion Ring 9852-947-2 $230 00 Your Cost $14940 - $119.90
(8) Ladles' 10K Yellow Gold 2-Pearl & 6-Diamond Ring. 9852-013-3 $215.00 Your Cost $13940 - $119.90
(9) Ladles' 10K Yellow Gold Pearl & 2-Diamond Ring
9852-7099 $155.00..............Your Cost $9947 - $79.97
9852-7KM $15500 White Gold Your Cost $9947- $79.97
(10) Ladles' lOK Yellow Gold 3-Pearl Ring.
^2 243-6 $125 00 ...........Your Cost $2940 $59.90
m) Ladles' 14K Yellow Gold EmerakJCU Blue Topaz & 12-Damond Ring
9904-535-3 $740 00............Your Cost $49740 - $397.00
(12) Ladles 14K Yellow Gold Octagonal Blue Topaz & iB Diamond Ring
9904-571-8 $595.00........... Your Cost $399.40 - $319.90
(13) Ladles Two-Tone 14K Gold Blue Topaz & 2-Diamond Ring.
9852-973-8 $355 00............Your Cost S29940 - $179.90
(14) Ladies 10K Yellow Gold Blue Topaz & 8-Diamond Ring ^2-089-3 $245.00............Your C<M $19940 $119.90
(15) Ladies' 14K Yellow Gold Gamet & 2-Diamond Fashion Ring 9778-147-0 $450 00. Your Cost $29940 $229.90
(16) Ladies 14K Two-Tone Gold Garnet & 3-Diamcxid Ring
9852-969-6 $310.00........ Your Cost $19940 - $149.90
(17) Ladles 10K Yellow Gold Pear-Shape Garnet & Diamond Ring 9786-265 0 $355 00.........Your Cost S22940 $179.90
(18) Ladles 10K Yellow Gold Heart-Shape Gamet & 2-Diamond Ring 9852-093-5 $155 00 Your Cost $9940 $79.90
(19) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold Pear-Shape Citnne & 14-Diamond Ring 9904-431-5 $700.00............Your Coot $49940-- $369.90
(20) Ladles 14K Yellow Gold Hean-Shape Citrine & 16-Diamond Ring 75TGW.
9782 037-7 $450 00............Your Cort $39940-- $199.97
(21) Ladies 10K Yellow Qcid Marquise-Shape Cithne & 10-D^ond Ring.
9620-045-4 $230.00............Your Cost $14940-- $119.90
(n) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold Emerald-Cut Peridot & 6-Diamond Fashion Ring.
9904-529-6 $450.00............Your Cost$299.49-$179.90
(23) Ladies 10K Yellow Gold Oval Pendot & 2-Diamond Ring
fe-927-4 $185.00.............Your Cost $14940- $99.90
n4) Ladles' 14K Ydow Gold Pear-Shape Aquamarine & l4-Diamond Hing.
9904-387-9 $820 00 Your Cost SS4940-- $449.90
^) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold Marquise Aquamanne & 6-Dtamond Ring
9930-005-5 5450.00.....Your Cost $399.40 - $199.97
(26) Ladles' 10K Yellow Gold Aquamanne & I0-Diamond Ring 9^-501-5 $260.00.........Your Cost t$894Q-- $129.90
(27) Men's 14K Yellow Gold 22 Karat Gold 2-Peso Com Ring 98M-369-7 $450 00........Your Cost $29940 - $229.90
(28) Ladies' 14K Yellow Gold 22-Karat Gold 2-Peso Coin Ring 9852-815-1 $310.00............Your Coat $19940 - $149.90
(29) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold Ao Or Uberty Com Replica Rmg 9652-817-7 $230.00............Your Cost S14949- $119.90
(30) Ladies 14K Yellow Gold 1 -Gram 24-Karat Gold Pandagram ingot Ring.
9852 951-4 $275.00..... Your Cost $1394tr- $149.90
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Your C0'4l S2400 W- S1SS0.00 " Your Cobi Sia^ OD'- 5955.00 Your Cost Sa57 W - 5699.00 Your Cosi St9-CT 5549.00 Your Cost 54J.90 5399.90 Your Cost 529-9ir- 5229.90 Your Cost 5249 90 5199.90 Your Cost 5489-90 5149.90 Your Cost lai8-7 $99.90
Your Cost 54499:1 - 51199.00 Your Cost 5899^ - 5659 00 Your Cost 57>49^^1I0 - 5559.00 Your Cost 5499-90 5399.90 Your Cost SasOfW $299 90 Your Cost 5399-90 5229.90 Your Cost 5239-90 - 5169.90 Your Cost 5W9t90 - 5139.90 Your Cost 5138790 - 599 90 Your Cost $99-90 - 579.90 Your Cost $89 90 - $49.90 Your Cost 548.-90 - 539.90 jl/.'i :J '.y, ' I'l "
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(1) Ladle 10K Yellow GoW Aquamanne & Z^Oamood Ring.
9852^303-8 $155 00 Your Cot $99<W - $79.90 j
(2) Ladle' 10K Yellow Gold Amethyst 4 2-Diamond Rmg 9852-305-3 $155 00 ...............Vour Coat $99r90 - $79.90 j
(3) Ladte' 10K Yellow Gold Citf 4 2-Diamood Ring.
9852-309-5 $155.00 ..................Your Coal $9:90- $79.90 |
(4) Ladia' tOK Yellow Gold Garnet 4 2-Oiamond Rmg.
9852307-9 $155.00 ......... Your Coat $90:90 - $79.90 |
(5) Ladlaa tOK Yelow Gold Pendot 4 2-Diamond Ring.
9852-311-1 $155.00 ........ Your Coat $80:90 $79.90 |
(6) Ladiaa' 14K Yellow Gold Opal 4 12-Diamond Ring.
9852-043-0 $400 00 Your Coat $869:90 - $199.90 |
(7) Ladiea' 14K Yellow Gold Opal 4 2-Diamond Ring.
9852-7294 $215 00 Your Coat $180:97 - $99.97 !
() Ladtea' 10K Yellow Gold RSgree Opal Ring. I
9858-567-2 $125.00 ...............Your Coat $r9r- $M.97 I
(9) Ladlaa' 10K YeBow Gold Oval Opal 4 1-Diamond Nugget Ring. I
9862-931-4 $230.00 ............Your Coat $149:97- $119.971
(10) Ladtaa' 10K Yellciw Gold Blue Cathay 4 2-Spmel Ring. I
99404)11-1 $12500 Your Cot $7:9tr- $59.90 I
(11) Ladlaa'10K Yellow Gold Blue Star Ring with spinels. I
9652-267-5 $140 00 ........Your Coat $00:90 $89.90 I
9852-268-3 $140 00 Whita Gold Your Coat $00:90 - $89.90 j
(1J3 Man'a 10K Yellow Gold Nuggat Diamond intol Ring. |
9738-700-5 $230 00 ................Your Coat $140:90- $119.90 I
(13) Ladlaa' 14K Yeltow God Filigree irial Ring.
9738001-8 $230.00 ............. Your Coat $149:90' $99.90
(14) Ladlaa' 10K Yellow Gold Fgree Signet Ring.
9658565-6 $90.00 .................. Your Coat $10:00 $49.90 j
(15) Ladtoa' lOK YeBow Gold Fancy Signet Ring with (iamond. j
9852-7054 $110.00 ........Your Coet 100:90 - $54.90 j
(15) Ladlta' 10K Yelow Gold Fancy Signet Ring with ciamond 9930-007-1 $155.00 Your Cort $00:00 - $49.90
(17) Mta'a 14K Yelow Gold 3-Oiamond Nuggel Rmg. V$ Q. TW 9908587 2 $1150 00 Your C04t $509.97
(19) Mtn'a 10K Yelow Gold 14-Dianwnd Horseshoe Ring. V4 a TW
9908555-9 $640 00 ..............Vour Coat $409:*) $349.90
(10) Man'a 10K Yelow Gold 1 Diamond Ring.
9908519-5 $290 00 ............... Your Coat $180:90- $119.97
(30) Man'a 10K Yelow Gold Oval Signet Ring with (iamond.
9854-3185 $310.00....... Your Coat $109:90 - $149.90
(31) Mtn'i 10K Yellow Gold bon Head Ring wh 2-diamcmds 96540582 $420 00 Your Coat $370.-90- $199.97
(33) Man'a 10K Yelow Gold Plan Onyx ffing with smooth back 9853 850-7 $300 00 Yo* Coat $109*J - $149.90
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(1) 14K yellow GoW Spiral Charm Bracelet with Beads 8986-158-7 $625.00 ............Your Coat - $299.90
(2) 14K Yellow Gold Heavy Triple Spiral Charm Bracelet.
8986-144-7 $350 00 Your Coat $329:9-$159.90
(3) 14K Yellow Gold Heart Charm Bracelet with Rope Border 8986-151-2 $535.00 ...... Your Coat 9949:90 $259.90
(4) 14K YaNow Gold Open Head with Flowers Charm.
8747-022-5 $15.00 Your Coal99i9r-$7.97
(5) 14K Ttl-Color Oiamono-Cul Hose Charm.
8970-090^) $185.00 Your Coat SmOO - $99.97
(9) 14K Yellow Gold Polished Putted Head Charm
8572-073-8 $95 00 Your Coat $89i99-- $44.97
S14K Yellow Gold CNamoTKl-Cui Snowflake Charm
70-054-6 $45.00 .........Your Coat $99:9-$19.97
(9) 14K Yellow Gold Wishbone Charm Holder.
8572-033-2 $35.00 ....... Your Coat $34:9- $19.97
(9) 14K Yellow Gold Nugget Charm.
8980-503 0 $155 00 Your Coat $9if- $79.97
(10) 14K Yellow OoM Diamond-Cut Playboy Charm M704K5-3 $75.00 ........ Youf Coat $49.9- $39.97
(11) 14K Yellow Gold Figree Putted Head Charm.
8572-023-3 $55.00 Your Coat $94:9-$24.97
(12) 14K Yeoe OoM Split Bast Friend Charm.
8986-146-2 $30.00 ........... Your Coat $49:9 $14.97
(13) 14K Yellow OoM Teddy Bear Charm.
8990-657-2 $30 00 Your Coal 919.9- $14.97
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(14) 14K Yellow GoM DiamontKXit Manner s Cross with Eagle Charm. 8970-089-2 $300.00 .......Your Coat $490.99 - $149.90
(15) QoMtone Crystal Bracelet
9461-0300 $25.00 ...............Your Coat $49:97 - $14.97
(16) (aoMtone Crystal Dangle Earrings.
9461-031-8 52000 .............Your Coat $49:-$9.97
(17) 14K Yellow Gold "J" Hoop Earnngs.
8871-038-9 $40.00 ............. Your Coat $34*9-$17.97
(19) 14K Yellow Gold Caged Head Earrings.
8871-037-1 $40.00 Your Coat $34:97 $17.97
(19) 14K Yellow Gold Shell Earrings.
8871-036-3 $40 00 . ... . Your Coat $34:97 $17.97
(20) 19" 4-4Wmm Cultured Pearl Strand.
9450-101-2 $385 00 Your Cost $34349 - $179.90
(21) 19 5-5V%mm Cultured Pearl Strand
9450-103-8 $540.00 Your Coat $349.9- $259.90
9450-106-1 $310 00 7" ........Your Coat $49340 - $149.90
(22) 23 9W-3mm Cultured Pearl Strand
9450-109-5 $850.00 Your Cost $943:9 - $399.90
(23) 19 0-9Wmm Extra Fins Cultured Pearl Strand.
94^201-0 $1150.00 .......... Your Coat $349.9 - $559.90
(24) 14K YaNow GoM Mobe Peari Earrings
8712-1162 $150 00 ..........Your Coat $99.3-$99.97
(25) 14K YaNow QoM Cultured Peari & Diamond Swiri Earnngs
U72-1660 $150.00 ......... Your Cost $33.90 - $99.97
(33) 14K YoHow GoM Diamond-Cut Cultured Peari Leal Earrings 8970-084-3 575.00 Your Coat $4347 - $39.97
(27) 14K Yellow GoM 8mm Cultured Peari Earrings
9450-009-7 $110 00 ...........Your Cost $334 $49.97
(29) 14K Yellow GoM 4'/^-5mm Cultured Peart with Diamond Pendant & Earnngs Set. Gift boxed
8722-500-9 5125.00 ....... Your Coat $3347 $59.97
(29) 14K Yellow GoM Diamond-Cut Flower Earring Jackets 8990-5568 $110.00..........Your Coat 3847 - $49.97
(30) 14K Yellow Gold Cubic Zirconia Earrings. 1 Ct TW 8980-663-2 $60.00 Your Coat $3340 - $29.97
(31) 14K Yellow Gold 5mm Cultured Peari Earrings 945(WX)2 2$29 95 . Your Coat U34T-$14.97
(32) 14K Yellow QoM Wedding Band Hoop Earring Jackets 8572-1663 $55.00 Your Coat $344-$24.97
(33) 14K YslMw GoM 16Diamond Ouster Earnngs. V* Ct. TW 9306-5261 $385 00 Your Coat $34740 - $179.M
9306624 9 $385 00 White GoM Your Cost $3434 - $1T9_M
(34) 14K Yellow QoM 16Diamond Cluster Earnngs W O W 93066266 $600.00 Your Coat $3334 $299.
93066264 $600 00 White QoM Your Cost $33940 - $299.
(35) 14K Yellow GoM Diamond Drop Earrings. % a TW 8842-001-3 $1225 00 Your Coat $334ff-$599.
(39) 14K Yellow QoM Diamond Fashion Earnngs _ ^
8572-164-5 $240.00 . Your Coat W934 - $129
(37) 14K YeHow GoM 4mm Aquamarine Birihstone Earrings
8712-124 0 $60,00 .........Your Coat $38*-$29 9'
(33) 14K Yellow OoM 4mm Garnet Birihstone Earnngs. 8712-122-4 $60.00 Your Coat $334-$29->t
S14K Yellow Gold Bow Earrings 72-144 7 $27 95 Your Coet SWrtT-$12.97
(2) 14K Yellow Gold Hoop Earrings.
8898-005 7 $25.00 Your Cost $4:9r- $12.97
(3) 14K Yellow Gold 2-Strand Diamond-Cut Dangle
9400^-9 $30.00 Your Cost $1:97 - $12.97
(4) 14K Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Playtjoy Bunny Earnngs 8970 065-2 $27 95 Your Cost - $12.97
(5) 14K Yellow Gold Large Shrimp Hoop Earnngs.___
98-031-2 $265.00 Your Coet $1*9:97- $119.90
(6) 14K Yellow Gold Large Shell Earnngs^^ 9178-306-8 $140.00 Your Coet $8:7 - $59.97
) 14K Yellow Gold Rams Head Hoop Earrings^ ^228-006-4 $119 95 Your Coet $79:90 - $59.97
(8) 14K Yellow Gold Fluted Teardrop Earrings^
8572-011-8 $35.00 Your Coet $24:97 - $17.97
(13) 14K Yellow Gold Bow Earrings with Dangle Hearts. 9252 058-4 $50.00 Your Cost $29:97' $22.97
(14) 14K Yellow Gold Rose Earrings
8970-108-0 $45.00........Your Cost $29:97 - $22.97
(15) 14K Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Bar Earrings. 8W0-626-7 $45.00 ........Your Cost $29:97 $22.97
(16) 14K Yellow Gold Rope Earrings
8572-106-6 $60 00 Your Cost $39:9a- $29.97
(17) 14K Yellow Gold Doorknocker Earnngs 9178-331-6 $60.00........Your Cost $29:97 $29.97
(18) 14K Yellow Gold Filigree Hoop Earrings^ 8990-661-4 $185,00 Your Cost $+1#97 $89.97
(19) 14K Yellow Gold Flair Stud Earnngs with back plates 18-019-7 $150.00 Your Cost $99:97 - $69.97
(20) Sterling Silver Large Puffed Heart Charm 9314-081-2 $39.95
Your Cost 4:97-$17.97
!1) Sterling silver Diamond-Cut Ball Earrings.
1-004-5 $19.95.........Your Cost $4fc97 - $8.97
<9114K Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Nugget Earrings. 8794-004-5 $19.95.........Your Cost $42:97 - $8.97"4*S^.9t."'^Su7co^^^ - 4.97 Steriino SIK^^^ Bow 8 Hea^Dan^e E^s
/im tK Yellow M Heaw Love Knot Earrings. 8720-235-4 $24 95.... Tour wsi
(10) 14K Yellow Gold Heavy Love Knot Eari^; 8986-150-4 $90.00 Your Cost $69:97^> $39.97
(11) 14K Yellow Gold Fluted Doorknocker EarrinM^ 8712-121-6 $125,00 Your Cost $79:97 - $59.97
(12) 14K Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Hoopjamngs 8990-593-9 $125 00
(23) Sterilng Sliver Kissing Rams Head Hoop Earnngs 9178-267-2 $23,95 .........Your Cost $44:97 - $9.97
(24) 30" Sterling Silver Graduated Bead Necklace.
ono-uui noou cdniMyo, 8576-062-7 $230,00 Your Cost $449:9(r. $99.90
Your Cost ^9:97- $59.97 (25) 14K Yellow Gk>ld Black Onyx Doorknocker Earnngs.
8664-010-9 $150.00.......Your Cost$89:90-- $74.97
(26) 34 10mm Onyx & Confucius Bead Necklace 8576-059-3 $275.00 Your Cost $479:97 - $129.97
(27) 18 6mm Onyx Necklace.
8576-021-3 $44 95.......Your Cost $29:97- $19.97
(28) 14K Yellow Gold Onyx Fashion Earrings. 8572-051-4 $110.00_______Your Cost $69:90 - $49.97
(29) 14K Yellow Gtold Onyx Heart Dangle Earrings 8990-624-2 $70.00 Your Cost $44:97 - $29.97
(30) 14K Yellow Gold 7mm Ball Earnngs.
MOO-081-5 $24 95 Your Cost $45:97 - $9.97
(31) 14K Yellow (3old Chain Earring Jackets with Freshwater Pearls.
8572-122-3 $24 95 Your Cost $44:97 - $9.97
(32) 14K Yellow (k>ld Fre^water Pearl Stud Earrings ^72-161-1 $90.00........Your Cost-$59:97 - $44.97
(33) 14K Yellow Gold Triple Strand Freshwater Peart & Gold Beads 18 & 7 Convertible Set.
8576 043-7 $299.95 Your Cost $469:99 - $149.90
(34) 7 4-5mm Freshwater Pearl Bracelet
8576-022-1 $29 95........Your Cost $4?:97 - $12.97
8576-042-9 $55.00 16 Your Cost $34:97 - $27.97
8576-023-9 $65 00 18 Your Cost $3697 - $29.97
8576-024-7 $85.00 24 Your Cost $5497 - $39.97
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(1) 14K Yalow Gold Amalhyst & l3iamond Hovt Pandan! witti cham 8S68-996-2 $199 95 ................ Yoof Coat UQ9-1C 979.90
(I) 14K YaMow Gold EmaraM & Diamond Pendant wit ctiam 9306-727-0 $475.00 ................ Youf Coat MMiWf-$229.90
(3) 14K roHow GoM Emerald & Diamond Marquisa Cluster Pendant, 8568^10.6 $300 00 Your Coat JMMO $129.90
(4) 14K Yallow Gold Sapplwe & Diamond Marquae Cluster Pendant
8568-009-B $300 00 ................Youf Coat*19t.-9ff $129.90
(9) I4K YaHow Gold Ruby & Diamond Marqmse Cluster Pendant
8568G0M $300 00 ..............Your Coat OlMtOr- $129.90
(9) 10K YoUom Gold Ruby 4 Diamond Cluster Pendant on chain
8722014-1 $96 00 ...........Your Coat H$:90 $39.99
(7) 10K Yalloar Gold Sapphire 4 Diamond Cluster Pendant with chain 8722Gl5-8$96 00 Your Coat $$:9i $39.99
($110K Yaioer Gold Emerald 4 Diamond Cluster Pendant with chain 8722-01fr$9500 Your Coal $i#rtW-$39.99
(9) 14K YaHow Gold Amethyst Earmgs
9l726fr7 $60 00 Your Coal $at!tr-$29.97
(10) 14K YaUow Gold Emerald 4 Diamond Earrings
9306-725-4 $775.00 Vour Coal OdOtiW $399.90
(II) 14K YaMow Gold Emerald Earrings
9178-33^9 $85.00 .......... Your Coat tHT- $39.97
(12) 14K Yadow Gold Sapphirs Earrings
9178<i40-7 $70.00 ................... Your Codt dddtfT. $29J7
(13) 14K YoHow Gold Ruby Earrings
9178-283.9 $75.00 ............. Your Coal Ili.ttT $34.97
(14) 14K YaHow Gold Ruby 4 Dwmond Clusler Earrings. 1 Q. TGW 8S68-035-3 $230 00 ................. Your Coal Si lHiOH $09.90
(15) 14K YaHow Gold Sapphira 4 Diamond Cluster Earrmgs 1 Q TGW 8568-036-1 $230 00 ..................Your Coat $.1 OiftT- $99.90
(16) 14K YaHow Gold Emerald 4 Diamond Cluster Earhngs 1 Ct. TGW 8568-037-9 $225.00 ..............Your Coal $349:90 $99.90
(17) 14K YaHow Gold Pear Shaped Opal 4 Ruby Eamngs
8568001-5 $230.00 ............. Your Cost $H9i99 - $99.90
(1$) 14K YaHow Gold Pear-Shaped Opal Earrings with rope bordar 8712-078-8 913000 Your Coat $2>i9r- $59.00
(19) 14K YaHow Gold Sapphire 4 Diamond Eamngs 2.8 Q TOW
87221331 5 $495 00 ........ Your Coat $329199 - $249.90
(20-25) 14K YaHow Gold 16" Triple Bevelled Herringbone "V " Cham with Diamond
9306-703-1 $199 95 .05 CLTW.........Your Coat $139i99 $79.90
9306677 7 $275.00 .10 a. TW Your Coat *49910 - $129.90
93067056 $475.00 .15 Ct. TW Your Coat $28949 $199.90
93066365 $650 00 W a. TW Your Coat $44940 $349.90
9306707-2 $925 00 W Ct TW Your Coal $S99i99 - $499.90
9306657-9 $1995 00 W Ct. TW Your Coal $1399.99 - $599.00 (2$) 14K YaHow Gold Haah-Shaped Amethyst 4 Diamond on 18" Beveti ad Herringbone "V Cham
88646060 $195 00 ......... Your Coal M29i9f - $99.90
(27) 14K YaHow Gold Diwnond Pendant on 16' Beveled Hernngbona V " Cham.
8864-8068 $450.00 .................Your Coat $399i9r- $249.90
(2$) 14K YaHow Gold Blue Topaz 4 Diamond Enhancer
85606460 $25000 ...............Your Coat*3*949- $90.90
(29) 14K YaUow Gold Paar-Shaped Bkie Topaz Earrings
85600361 $275 00 ...... .Your Coat $37949 - $139 90
(30) 14K YaHow Gold Peart 4 Dumond Pendant on Hamngbone 'V Cham
8572 1567 $250.00 ............... Your Coat $15949-$110.90
(31) 14K YaUow Gold Cultured Pearl 4 Diamond Pendant on 16" Cham, 8566042 7 $200 00 ........Yosw Coat $32949-$79.97
(32) 14K YaHow Gold CuUured Peart 4 Diamond Eamngs 85660363 $300.00 Your Coal $*949 $149.90
(33) 14K YaHow Gold Love Knot Pendant with Diamond on 16 ' Cham 8560D464 $135.00 ...........Your Cost $5949 $59.99
(34) 14K YaHow Gold Lova Knot wi Diamond Eamngs
85660476 $155.00 ............. Your Cost $9940 $59.97
(3635) Cultuiad Pearl Bead
9456007-1 $15.50 7mm Your Coat494T-17.97
94560065 $9.25 $mm Your Coat*549' $4.97
(37) 14K YaHow Gold 18" Serpentine Cham with Add-Beed Catch
85667067 $45 00 ........... Your Coal $394P-- $19.99
8566701-5 $60 00 24"............... Your Coat $3*4f -$24.99
(3$) 14K YoHow GoW Bead 88061162 $13 50 10mm Your Coal *949-$7.37
8806108-6 $4,50 5mm Your Coal $34* $2 47
88061074 M OO 7mm Your Coal 5*49 $1-47
88061064 $2,25 5mm.......Your Coat $14*-$1-1T
88061062 $1 45 5mm Your Coot *49--$-75
8806104-5 $.70 4mm ................... Your Coal*4* $ 3
8806103-7 $.40 3mm Your Coat 84T- $1-
(39-41) 14K YaHow Gold Dwmond-Cut Bead 8794-0062 $9 00 Smm Your Coal $*4r- $3.97
8794-007-8 $15 00 7mm .. Your Cost $94T- $7-97
8794-0161 $30 00 9mm Your Coat *1945 $15 97
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(1) 14K Yiow GoM 7" Tnpte Beveled Hefnngtxxie Chan Bracelet.
9310-2440 $55 00 ...............Your Coel 34.SP-$1*-99
9310-23&O $7995 18". Your Coet S48itf $29.90
9310-240-8 $95 00 II" Your Coal $32.99
(2) 14K Yellow Gold 20" Triple Bevelled Hemngbone Chan.
9310-241-6 $110.00 ..............Your Coet tT - $34.99
9310-242-4 $139 95 24 Your Coat $tO.-tT-144.99
9310243-2 $169 95 30" Your Coal 84M.-V7 $59.99
(3) 14K YaHow QoM 7" Quadruple Beveled Herringbone Chain Bfflcciot
9400-075-9 $169 95 Your Coat 8J000 - $59.97
940CW76-7 $199 96 " Your Coat SIOO.W-109.97
940CW71-8 $340 00 16" Yoor Coatia*** - 8119J7
(4) 14K YaHow Gold 18" Quadruple Beveled Haringbone Chain 9400072-6 $385.00 Your Coal $24** $139.97
94004)73-4 $430.00 20" Tour Coal $279.* - $159.97
94004)74-2 $475.00 24" Your Coat $209.* $1*.97
(6) 14K YaHow Gold 8" Qumlupiet Beveled Herringbone Chan
BraceW
94004)86-8 $310.00 94004)82-5 $665.00 10"
Your Coat 390^-$119.*
_____ Your Coal $429* - $249.*
(UMIMCYaUow Gold 20" Qumtupia Beveled Herringbone Chan. 94004)833 $725 00 Your Coat $4$9* $279.*
94004)84-1 $770 00 24 Your Coat $4*'* $329.*
(7) 14K Yellow Gold 18" Solid Rope Chain wrth Barrel Lock. 93244)54-7 $250 00 Your Coal ISfti* $*.*
(8) 22K Yellow Gold Two Peso Coin in 14K Rope Frane 8980-302-7 $130.00 .. Your Coat $$*- *9.97
(9) 14K Yellow Gold Diamond-Cut Double Heart Anklet 8990-618-4 $59 95 ..............Your Coat $3** - $24.97
(10) 14K YaHow Gold 16" Triple Bevelled Herringbone "V" Chain. 9313226-7 $95 00 Your Coot IS2i9P- $29.*
B987UI97-8 $110.00 19" Your Coet J$*ff $.
(11) 14K Yellow Gold 16" Diamond-Cut Hemngbone 'V' Chan 8987-495-2 $300.00 ..........Your Coat $1*.*- $129.97
(12) 14K YaHow GoM 7" Nugget Bracelet
8973205-4 $465 00 Your Coat $3* WT- $1M.M
(13) 14K Yellow Gold 8" Unk Bracelet
88424X)5-4 $350.00 ............Your Coat $119* $149.97
(14) 14K Yellow Gold 8" Nugget Braceia
8842-0032 $1075 00 Your Coat It** $3*.*
(15) 24K Yellow GoM Vio-Oz American Eagle Com in 14K Rope Frame.
8980 324 1 $225.00 ........... Your Coal $129* $119.*
(16) 14K YaHow GoM 20" Hollow Rope Chan with Barel Lock.
9324-047-1 $38500 Your Coat $34** $1M*
9324-0439 $465 00 24 Your CoM S2$**- $1*.*
93244)437 $540 00 * Your Coat $34** - $2*.*
(17) 14K Yellow QoM 7" Hollow Rope Chain Bracelet with Barel Lock. 93244)435 $155.00 Yow Coal $9*"^ *9.*
93244M6 3 $169.95 8"...........Your Coat $49** - M9.M
(18) 14K Yellow Gold 18" Diamond-Cut Solid Rope Chain with Barrel Clasp
9324 0733*15.00 Your Coal $32** - $249.*
9324-071-1 $69500 " Your Coat $419.* - $2*.
(19) 14K YaHow GoM 20" Diamond-Cut Solid Rope Cham with Barel Clasp.
9324-061-2 $370.00 Your Coat $239* - $1M.97
9324-062-0 $430 00 24" Your Coal $229* $1 W.97
(20) 14K YaHow GoM 7" DTiond4)ut Solid Rope Cham Bracelet with Barrel Clasp.
9324-058-8 $139 95 Your Coal $8** - $49.97
9324-059-6 $300 00 16" Your Coal $19** - $119.97
93244)60-4 $340 00 18" Your Coal $34**- $139.97
(21) 14K Yellow QoM 18" Arrow Cham
8960 3381 $300.00 ............Your Coat $199*- $1*.97
8983339-9 $340 00 20"......Your Coal $349* $149.97
(22) 14K Yellow Gold Duet Diamond4)ul Sokd Rope Chain/Bracelet 8563-998-7 $1230 00 Your Coal $2*i*- $549.*
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(1) 10K yiOiHi OoU 9-Diainond QuSer Pendant nm Qian 1740^7185 S13S 00 Your Coat MOiM SS9.97
It) 14K Volloi OoM Dtamond-Cul Opon Hoan Pendant m Diamond 8990-5889 970.00 Your COM SM.9^-929.97
(1) 14K Yellow OoW Nugget Hoan Pendant wan Cham 8572 9984 97500 Your Com 84M8 - t34.H
g) 14K YoNow QoU Ftbgraa Heart Pendant on Clitm
118951-0 9125 00 Your CoM 999.90
IS) Aaaortod Slatting Silver & 14K Gold-Fited Bangles
8988101-4 92995 Your COM liS.02 98.99
If) SMflMo SHver DiMnondOul Bangla Bracelei
8948362-2 945.00 Your CoM 92948-919.99
m 14K aeW-PWad Engraved Bangle Bracelei
85700458 99500 . Your Com SSOrt- 929.90
ft) Merting (Mor Herringbone "V" Oam wen Cube Zvcoma
9314-9958 94500 Your CoM 92848-917.97
(10) 14K Ytnow Gold SI. Cbnstopher Medal 88380357 985 00 Your CoM 1
117) 14K Gold-Filled Si Chmtopber Medal M70W7S22 50 Your COM 9U4 - iS Mf*-'
(IS) Sterling Shrler St Chnsiopbei Medal. . -
85700282 914 95 YOUf COM 9842-H M
(19) 14K Yellow Gold Oiafflono-Cul Croes on 13" Cham. t-.-
8783007 1 929 95 Your CoM 942-912.99
(20) 14K Yalow Gold OMd's Oamond-Cut Cro Eamngs wdi ScrewbacKs k
87850055 92295 Your CoM I948-*9 91H
(21) 14K Yallaw Gold ChSd i 3mm Ball Earnngs with Sciewbacks
87830083 922 95 Your CoM 9*440-19 99 fa
(22) 14K Yeaow GMd Child's Oiamond-Cut Heart Earringi w4h Screwbaciis %
Yoy, Com 91942 - 99.99
87850050 922 95
(9) SleillnB surer OiamondCut 6mm Bracelei 8794-9954 912500
(23) 14K Gold Fitted Baby Qamel 8i1hilane Reig. 8948980-1 91995
(10) Starling Sllvar 18 ' Oiamond-Cut Graduated NecMace 87940102 9200 00
(11) Starling Sllirar 24" Hemngbona Cham. 8905412-4 939 95 89854181 94500 30"
Your Com 9I9i8 940.97
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Your Cost 91247 - 97.9l| (24) 10K Yellew Gold Chad' S^jnel Rmg wi Figiea Tnm ,
9025004.9 937 50 Your CoM 92*48-917.M
(H) 14K 0Md4Hlsd Child s Pohshed Bangla Bracelei
89483452 $30 00
(12) Staribu Sllvar r Hemngbona Cham BracsM 89854090 ill
Your rm ta4F - 911.tt Your Com 22840-- 914.N
(20) gterling SSvor Mopah Com win 2 Chama
50919 $23 5
$1595 89854118 9300010"
(13) Sterling 8794014-4 s:
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Your Com 284-- 94.H Your Com S184F- 98.99
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(27) 14K GoldFlllod Mizpah Com with 2 Chama 9340092-7 92905
(14) 14K Yellow GMd 16" Rope Cham with Suing Clasp 65640458 95500
Your Com 2*848-929.H
(19) 14K Yollow GMd Ftrgrae Cross M750258 955.00......
Your Com 22*41- 917.97 Your Com 22*41-924.97
m) GoMlone Mizpah Com Kayholders 8724-6153 924 95 .
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(2S) Sllvertone Mizpah Com Keyholdeis 87245726 924 95
(30) Connoleeeun 96459992 93500
(31) 9-Ox. JsweliY CIsansr & Polahing CtoU 8583003 2 99 00
Your Com 21241-91 < M Your Com 21441 19.99 Your Com 21241 914.97 Your Com 21*41-99.99 Your Com 21941 9 99
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95^003-5 $24.95 Your Cot $:*T $16.97
(2) LaMarque Ladlea Quartz Bangle Watch with 3 interchangeable bands.
9576-522-8 $55 00 Your Coat UtrAH $29.97
(3) Ptarra Vallaa Ladiaa' Yellow Gold Round Full Feature
Quartz Watch with 3-hands and expansion band.____
9510-501-1 $65.00 Your Coat $9:*T $29.97
9510-500-3 $60.00 Whrta GoW Your Co M.af - $24.97
(4) t Ladiaa' Yellow Gold Black Ova) 1-Diamond
Dial Quartz Watch with bracelet,
9576-518-6 $60 00 Your Coat $44:9f - $29.97
(5) Jtriae Jurganaan Ladiaa Yellow Gold Round Diamond Dial Quartz Watch with dress Pollacka bracel^ 9572-581-8 $103 95 Your Coat $5^-M9.90
(6) Citlzan Ladles' Two-Tone Round Black Dial Quartz Watch with dress link bracelet
9542-805-8 $110.00 Your
(7) Julaa Juroartaan Ladiaa' Sterling Silver-Plated Octagonal Black Dial Quartz Watch with mesh^elet 9572-819-2 $95.00 Your ^
(6) Citlzan Ladiaa' Yellow Gold Baguette-Shaped Dial
Quartz Watch with attached bracelet 9542-530-2 $130.00.......Your Coat $84:97 - $79.97
(9) Jules Jurganaan Ladles Yellow Gold Black Baguette Dial Quartz Watch iwth mesh bracelet.
9572-556-0 $138.95.....Your Coat $79:96 - $69.90
(10) Citizen Ladiaa Yellow Gold Round Petite Quartz Watch with 3-strand beaded bracelet.
9542-811-6 $165.00......Your Coat $188:97 $99.97
(11) Jules Jurganaan Ladiaa Yellow Gold Square Dial Quartz Watch with sweep second hand with brick link Drsc^6t
9572-570-1 $181.95. Your Coat $88i96 - $69.90
(12) Citlzan Ladies' Two-Tone Rectangular Grey Dial Quartz Watch with attached bracelet
9542-533-6 $155 00 Your Coat $148:96 $99.97
(13) Armitron Udiaa Yellow Gold Octagonal LCD Quartz Watch with floral mesh bracelet,
9506-746-8 $19.95 Your Coat $14:97 $12.97
(14) Armitron Ladies' Yellow Gold Petite Quartz Watch with attached mesh bracelet.
9506-654-4 $60.00 Your Coat $48:97- $34.97
9506 711 -2 $60 00 W4t* Gold tour Cort aaetff - $14.97
(15) Hatbroa Ladles' Two-Tone Oval Champagne Dial
Quartz Watch with swreep second hand and link bracelet, 9568-530-1 $65 00 . , Your Coat $44:97- $34.97
06) Halbros Ladies' Yellow Gold Qval Champagne Dial Quartz Watch with nugget bracelet.
9568-528-5 $100.00 Your Coat $69.96 $59.97
(1^ Pulsar Ladles White Gold Petite Quartz Watch with attached bracelet.
9604-516-6 $75 00 Your Coat $58i9f $49.97
(18) Pulsar Ladles' Yellow Gold Petite Quartz Watch with attached bracelet
9604-515-8 $89.50 Your Coat $68:97 - $59.97
(19) CMzsn Ladles' White Gold East-West Oval Dial Quartz Watch with link bracelet,
9542 819-9 $79.95 Your Coat $68:97 $49.97
(20) Cttlzen Ladles Yellow Gold East-West Oval Dial Quartz Watch with link bracelet.
9542-820-7 $89 95 Your Coat $88-87 - $59.97
(21) Cttlzen Ladlea Yellow Gold Cushion Champagne Dial Watch with link bracelet
9542-512-0 $75.00 Your Coat $69:96 $49.97
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9570-502-6 $695 00 Your Cost $490:90 - $399.97
m Julea .kjraenaen LadiM' Yeow Gold Oval White Dial z0-DiarTx3nd/30-5apph(re Quartz Watch with dress bracelel 9572 586-7 $400 00 ...........Your Coat $210:90--$199.97
(3) JuIm Juraanaan Udtoa' Yeiow Gold Oval White Dial 20-Diamond/30-Ruby Quartz Watch with dress bracelel
9572 587 5 $400 00 Your Coal $199.97
(4) HamHtofi Udiee' Yelow Gold Baguelte-Style 2-Diamond Watch with attached bracelet
9560-594-5 $22500 Your Coel<14040- $129.97
(5) morra VaMae Ladlea' YeHow Gold Margmse-Sh^ Dial Watch with rope bracelet. V Ct.
9508-5134) $14000 Your Coat <120!9O - $99.97
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Watch
9508-506-4 $110.00 morra Vi Watch 9506-507-2 511000
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Your Coat 109.IT - 049.97
(9) marro VaMee Ladiaa' YeHow Gold Oval 6 Cubic Zirconia Watch with expansion band
9508-9106 $100 00 Your Coat 900:97 949.97
(9)Selko Ladtos Yelow Odd Oval Black i-Diamond Dial Watch with dress krik bracelet
96106046 $295.00 ............Your Cool <319<9T - 9199.97
(10) SoHio Ladloe Yelow Gold Oval Dress Quartz Watoh with irv 14 torMdo'a
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9610-563-0 S295 00 Your Coat 9309:99-$199.97
(11) Seiko Ladlea' Yellow Gold Baguette-Shaped Dal Quartz Watcn with attached bracelel
9610-538-2 $295 00 Your Coat $349:90 - $199.97
(12) Seiko Ladlea' White Gold Baguette-Shaped Diai Quartz Watch with attached bracelet
961&54&1 $250.00 ...........Your Cost &U4.ft - S169.90
(13) Seiko Hen's Yelow Gold Day/Date "Rolex Look" Quartz Watch %10-022-7 S250 00 Your Cost SUOiSe - 9149.97
} Seiko Ladies'Yellow Gold Oay/Oate Roiex Look" Quartz Watch. 310-530-9 9250 00 Your Cost $lS6i99 - SI49.97
(15) SeUio Ladies' Rectangular Black Diamond Dial Quartz Watcn with attached bracelet
9610-576-2 $195 00 Your Coat S140.0-9129.97
(16) Seiko Ladies' Yellow Gdd Baguette Champagne Dial Quartz WaKh with expansKtn band
9610-569-7 $135 00 Your Coat 909:90 - 989.97
(17) Seiko Ladies' Yettow Goid Round Paile Dial Quartz Watcn with attached bracelet
9610-754-5 $135 00 Your Coat S1A44T - 989.97
(18) Seiko Men's Two-Tote Round Dial XO' Water-Resstani Chronograph Walch with sweep second hand
96199^5 $350 00 Your Coat $389.9T - 9249.90
(19) Seiko Men'a Yelow Gold Rectangular Dial Quartz Wattth with date, swe^ second hand and dress bracelet
9610635-9 9325 00 ... Your Coot $240i80 - $219.97
(20) Seiko Han's Yellow Gold Anadigi Alarm/Chronograph Quartz Watch with sweep second hand and strap
96ia069-8 $185 00 Your Coat $130198 - 9119.97
(21) Seiko Men'a Yellow Gold Rectangular Dial QuarU Watch with
grey strap
9610-972-3 $225 00 Your Coat <169.90 - 999.97
(22) Seiko Mens Yelow Gold Round Day/Dale Waier-Resisiani W^h with sweep second harxj and expansion band
9610-065-6 $13500 ..... Your Coat 9414:99 - $99.97
(23) Seiko Men's While Gold Octagonal White Di^ Anadigi Ouaru Wach with attached bracelet
9610-059-9 $150 00 .........Your Coat $09:0? $89 .90
(24) Casio Men's Black LCD Water-Resistant Quartz Watch 9538-011-9 $26 95 Your Coat-81*flr- 916.97
(25) Caaio Man's Stvertone Alarm Chronograph Data Bank Calcuiaior
9538-0374 $49.95 Your Coat SaO-?- $34.97
(28) Cask) Men's Black 50-Meter Waer Resstant Pulse Wacn 9538 0424 $59 95 Your Cost <38:80 - 834.97
(27) Casio Men's Black G Shock 200-Meter Alarm/Chronograpn Watch
9538-029-1 $59 95 Your Coat S44:9f- $39 97
(28) Casio Man's Black OaylDaie Rochet Dial Divers Waich 9538-940-9 $69.95 Your Cost 888.->r- $49.97
(29) Armltron Men's S4vertone LCD Alarm Clwonograph Ouariz Watch with bracelet
95066636 814 95 Your Cost <2.0?-96.97
(30) AfmNran Men's Yelow Gold Anadigi Alarm Chronograph Quartz
Watch with attached bracelet.
9506-113-1 975 00 Your CoH <30.0?-929.97
9506-114-9 $65 00 While QokJ Your Coal 93*i0? - 824.97
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9506-067-9 $45.00 "
9506-101-6 $34.95 WhHa OoW Your Coat
(32) imir^ MW Yellow Gold Moon Phase Pockei Walch with
date and sweep second hand. .7
QB5 (VU-I $69 95 Your Coat 6a:*T $39.97
(33) Ciw Man-a Yellow Gold Tank Style Champagne M Quartz
Watch with strap. ______
9542-70^2 $79 95 Your Co-169:99 - $49.97
(34)Cn Mao-aTwt^Tooe Round Back Dial Quartz Watch with
sweep second hand with link bracelel.
9542 738-1 $110 00 Your Co$79:97-$69.97
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wsh swe-) second hand and
9576D064 $99.95 Your Co- $79^9- $5.7
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SS3i-6.00 Your Co-$74.97-$69.97
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Watch with date, sweep second hand and expansin lhd^ 9572T)37-1 $103 95 Your
(3$) Julaa Jurgenaon Han'a Yeiow Gold Rectangular 2-Diamond Back Dial Quartz Weteh with dress Pollacka bracelet,
9572-035-5 $127 95 Your Co- $69.96'- $59.97
(39) Juiaa-urganaan Mari-a Yelow Gold Rectangular Cham^
Dial OuMlz Watch with sweep second hand and bock link bracei
9572-032-2 $192.95.............Your Co-
(40) HamNton Man's Yeiow Gold Round wrme Full-Fe-ure Dial
Quartz Watch with sweep second hand and black strap.
956(M)7fr3 $195.00
(41) Puts- Man's Yellow Gold Octagonal Black 1-Diamond Dial Quartz Watch with attached bracelet
9604-009-2 5195 00.......... Your Co-$149.97 - $129.97
(42) 8w-ch Ladlto' Water-Besistart Quartz Watch
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(43) Swoteh* Mon'a Water-Resistant Quartz Watch
S^1S35.00............ Your CO-$39.97-$24.97
iAA\ swi* La-oo' watsr-Resani Quartz Watch YourCo-$39^.$24.97
(45) Swatch* Man's WsJer Resistant Quartz Watch.
93290203 $35.00......... Your Co- $29.97 $2
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'1) Bowl. 6.25D X 2.5"H.
1317-031-7 $14,00..........Cost^g.9- $6.99|
2) Candy Box. 4 75 D x 5' H.
17-033-3 $14.00..........Cost SgtO- $6.99]
(3) Candy Box. 6.25' D x 6.25"H 3317-034-1 $22.00 ........Cost $:-$9.97]
(4) Box. 3.25"D x 4.5"H.
3317-037-4 $10.00 ........Cost $6.06 - $4.99]
(5) Vase. 6.75"H x 3.25"D,
3317-039-0 $10.00..........Cost $6.00- $4.99 j
(6) Vase. 9"H x 4,5"D.
3317-040-8 $22.00 .........Cost $44r00-- $9.99
(7) J.G. Durand 18-Pc. Hearts & Geese Tumblers. Adds a touch of warmth & friendliness for family and j guests.
3280-979-0 $20.00 .........Cost $44.00 - $9.99
(8) Artmark 8-Pc. Glass Beverage Set. Six 9 oz. glasses and ice bucket with tongs.
3264-902-2 $19.95.....- . Cost $44tOf - $12.99
(9) MIkasa Richelieu 45-Pc. China. Ivory china | with gold trim.
3304-501-4 $200.00 Cost $440:97 - $99.97 i
(10) Gibson 20-Piece Fantasy" Stoneware Set. Servce for 4. Blue and pink floral border. Oven-tatable durable. Includes 4 each: dinner, salad, soup, cup and | saucer.
3361-012-2 $46.00 Cost SflOrOT- $19.97
(11) Gibson 20-Plece Melody" Fine Porcelain Din-
nerware Set. Service for 4. Dishwasher safe. Microwave safe Includes 4 each: lOVz" dinner plates, 71/2" dessert plates. 6%" soup/salad bowls, cup and saucer.
3361-011-4 $50.00 ........Cost $28.60 - $19.97
I (12-14) International House Cookware Collection.
Let "Country Blue add that country flavor to your home. 4 designs to choose from: pineapple, cat, pig and rooster. Oven and microwafe safe.
I (12) Souffle/Dish,
Pineapple.
3351-017-3 $10.00 .......Cost$4:0r- $2.99
Cat.
3351-016-5 $10.00......Cost $4.60 - $2.99
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3351-018-1 $10.00.....
3351-019-9 $10.00..........Cost $4c99
(13) Onton Soup.
^51*af^ $10.00..........Cost $4,99
Pig.
3351-013-2 $10.00..........Cost $4,99
3351-014-0 $10.00..........Cost $4,99-
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3351-011-6 $10.00..........Cost $4:99.
(14) Casserole.
Pineapple.
3351-007-4 $12.00..........Cost$fc99
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3351-006-6 $12.00...... Cost $9,99
Pig
3^1-008-2 $12 CO..........Cost 6:99
Rooster.
3351-009-0 $12 00 ..........Cost 6,99--
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Clear glass design.
3254-923-0 $15.00............^ Z
(16) Colonial 126^c. Flatware. Service consists of 12 each: dinner knives, soup spoons, dinner forks, sad forks ice tea spoons, butter spreaders, demitasse spoons, seafood forks; 24 teaspoons and 6 serving
tmMoe-5 $100,00 co $:- $.m
<171 Weslev "Rosala 48-Wece Flatware & Steak
KnNe Set A romantic "Floral De^n" in bngh^nless steel. Service for: 8 plus qq
3402-505-6 $40.00 ........Coet 1^:T $17.OT
(16) Wesley Cannes" 60-Plece FWware Set. An exquisitTpiuted Design" in the Old English Tradition; bright stainless steel. Service
3402-506-4 $50.00 ........Cost laSrST - $24.97
(19) Wesley 28.Pc. Cutlery & Tool Set. 9 ki^hen 8 steak knives in block plus 6-pc. kitchen tool set and
$49.95 ........Cost $3:9T-- $29.97
(20) Wesley 15-Pc. Sta-Sharp Knife Set. Kitchen shears, cutlery and steak knives in block. Serrated blades never need sharpening.
3402-008-1 $49.95 ........Cost $29:T- $24.99
(21) Jay Import "Coffee House. 34ier wooden rack with six 11-oz. mugs. ISA" higtv
3292-022-5 $12.95..........
(22) Mostny Galaxy Footed Bowl. Over 24% lead crystal. Made in Germany _ ^ a
3339-020-4 $16.00 Your Coat $94 - 6.99
(23) Mostny Prestige Candlesticks. Bavana Pattern. 5 high full lead crystal. Made in West Germany. 3339-007-1 $25.00 .........Cost $44c99 - $9.99
(24) Mostny 7 Starcut Basket. Lead crystal from West Germany.
3339-0065 $20.00 .........Cost $12^ - $9.M
(25) Mostny Bavarian Vase. Lead crystal. 7Va high. Made in West Germany.
3339021-2 $22.00 .........Coat S9 - $9.99
(26) Leeber 2-Uglit CancHabra with flower hold^ 3288-501-4 $20.00 ........Cost $449 - $12.99
(27) Leeber Swivel Gravy Bowl with warmer 3288-507-1 $40.00 ........Cost $24.-66 - $19.99
(28) Oneida Silver Artistry" 20 Oval Tray. Engraved, silver-plated hollow^e.
3348-013-8 $50.00 .. Your Cost $43^ - $34.97
(29) Oneida "Silver Artistry oo 3348-0163 $34.00 . Your Cost $26T- $24.99
(30) Oneida Cally Ully Trivet.
3348-014-6 $22.50 Your Cost $4*T
(31) Leeber Silver-Plated 5-Pc. Shell Tray Set. 14
X 12 server and four 5 X 6 trays, _
3288-011-4 $20.00 . .Your Cost $*:^ - $7-99
(32) Rosemark 12 Silver-Plated Tray. With chas ed center. Gift boxed.
3342-289-0 $14,95 Your Cost $6^ - $4.M
(33) Rosemark IVi-Qt. Silver-Plated Casserole Server. With liner, glass cover
3342-068-8 $33.50 Your CoM $1^ - $12j?7
(34) Leeber Silver-Plated 5x7 Photo Frame. Gift
32S26-2 $25.00 .. .Your Cost $46!r- $14.97
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(1) Stoney Brook Vegetable Bin.
4775-003-9 $79.95 Your Cost $69:99 - $49,99
(2) Stoney Brook Tater/Onion Bin.
4775-004-7 $69.95 Your Cost $<19t9- $42.99
(3) Stoney Brook Kindlin Box.
4775-006-2 $59 95 Your Cost $44i- $37.99
(4) Eye Encounter Wooden Trash Bln, Walnut-stained solid pine, 23 x 13 x 12.
4686-002-9 $40.00 Your Cost $34:Bf $19.99
(5) Eye Encounter Pet Chow Bin. Solid pme with walnut finish. 23 x 12 x 9W",
4686-001-1 $40.00 Your Cost $24;r- $19.99 18 Brsndlss
(6) Stoney Brook Bread Box.
4775-005-4 $49 95 Your CostSSSre-- $32.99
(7) Stoney Brook Magazine Rack.
4775-001-3 $39.95 Your Cost $39:99 - $23.99
(8) Stoney Brook Wall Magazine Rack. 4775-002-1 $29.95 Your Cost $19<99 $16.99
(9) Mechanical Mirror Bevelled Staggered Wall Mirror. A contemporary accent in panels of gleaming mirror. Overall size 36 x 36.
4832-005-5 $116.00 Your Cost $83:98 - $72.90
(10) Culver Reflections Ck)ld 5-Quart Ice Bucket.
4501-001-4 $34.95..........Your Cost $29.99
(11) Culver Set of 4 Devon Gold" Double Oh Fashioned Glasses. FREE with purchase of {I0]j atxjve.
4501-002-2 $15.00 . . Your Cost $9-99- FF
(12) Loroman Brass-Plated Cheval Mirror.
Beautifully designed brass-plated frame with adjustable mirror. 17" wide, 51 high.
4846-001-8 $139 95 Your Cost SaSfOS-- $79.99Lenox Gifts 20% OFF RETML
V., WelbiH "RooMvett" AM/FM Radio/Cassette.
Cathedral shaped design from the past.
5176-001-5 $129.95 . Your Coat(2) Graat Amartean Gttt Company "Radto a Graatart
Myatoriaa". 4 cassettes, The Shadow, Green Hornet, Shertock Holmes, Sam Spade m classic radio 4764-001-6 $18 95(3) Graat Amartean Gift Company Radio a
(nadlas". Bkxipers, W.C Fields. Mae West, Groucho
:?S^2.4$18.95(4) Graat American Gift Company "BIfl Banda Caaaatta
4764003 2 $15 99 BIbte(5) Graat Amartean Gift Company Sal of 12 Holy
Caaaitltt The authorized version of the King James Bible,
New Te^ament on 12 ninety minute cass^^
4764-006-5 $49,95 Your Coat
(6) Blua Rldga Ramota Ratrtavar. Attach directly to TV, wi or headboard with Velcro* to keep tabs on elusive
remote controls.
4630-950-6 $5.95 Your Coat $4:99 - $3.99
(7) Blue RWge TV Dock. Slips over arm to hold remote, TV guide, etc. Assorted
4630-002-6 $14.95....... Your Coat Sl*i99'-$9.99
(8) Blue RWge VWeo Kitty. Attach directly to TV, wall or headboard with Velcro* to keep tabs on elusive remote
controls. ^
4630-951-4 $5,95 , Your Coat $4t99 $3.99
(91 Azar Sawing Box with duck applique 4550-951^95 Your Coat $aB:9r - $27.99
(10) Bhja RWge Draft Dodgara. Available m an assortment of animal forms. Each 40" long.
463(K)01-8 $5.95 Your Coat $4:99 $3.99
(11) Maapo Magic GWt with Purchaae. Buy our mini umbrella at regular pnce and receive a matching nylon hat with velcro travel pouch at no additional charge. This set comes attractively gift boxed lor holiday selling.
4870-961-3 $18 00 Your Coat $J4dT - 111J7
(12) WlltaWre Thraa Placa Self-Sharpaning Sclaaora Gift
Set. 8V?" general purpose scissor, 6Vj" general purpose sassor, sewing scissor,
5019-006-1 $33.20......Your Coat $38:99 - $24.99
(13) Kiwi Shoe Valet. Polished quality wood box cwtains the finest show kit ever. Measures 11 Vz x 8Vz x 11 4822-003-2 $22.95 Your Coat $1889 - $14.99
(14) Meapo Men's "Duck Head Stick Umbrella. Im ported brass duck head handle
4870-013-2 $24 00.......Your Coat $38.99 - $14.99
(15) Cardinal Induatrlea Travel Pool TaWa. Wood 12'/z X19 X 5/^" high pool table with green felt lop, 2 cues, balls
and rack in its own case ___
4642-028-7 $87,95 Your Coat $80:99 $59.99
(16) UWqua Gifts Hexagon Flah Tank. Includes UL listed pump, gravel, greens and light.
4688-001-9 $24.95 . Your Cost $49:99 $1*.99
(17) Waco Casino Crown Slot Machine. Mechanically operated - no batteries
5172-006-8 $169 95 Your Coat $99:99 - $89.99
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(1) Kim MUI Set of Four Immortal Gods". Antique gold finish on wood base, each 3" high. 4806-001-6 $16.95 .. .Your Cost SUt- $9.99
(2) Rosaico Mens Jewelry Box. Sculptured wood top with embossed geese design. 3" high. 4648-015^ $25.95 . .Your Coot $49i99 - $14.99
(3) Rosaico WWte Necklace Ctwst Cathedral style door, mirrored compartment, pink lining. 4648-018-2 $21.95 . Your Cost $46:99 $12.99
(4) London Leather Upright Contemporary Jewelry Chest. Oak with brass trim, necklace holders, ring holders, drawers.
4828-024-2 $79.95 . Your Cost $67:99 - $49.90
(5) Kim Mill Emperor 6 Empress. Pair of figurines
20 Brendles
on wood base. 9%" high.
4806-003-2 $45.00 . Your Cost $37:99 - $32.99
(6) Artmark AUMSter Last Supper. Fine Italian alabaster. 3 x 3V2 x 10".
4552-002-0 $17.95 Your Cost $14:99 - $11.99
(7) Seymour Mann Victorian Memories". Satin & Lace Double Folding Frame.
5106-950-8 $20.00 Your Cost $14:99 - $11.99
(8) Seymour Mann Handled Basket. Rose print fabric basket trimmed in lace and satin,
5106-011-9 $20.00 . .Your Cort $44:99 - $11.99
(9) Seymour Mann Rose Print Chest. Cover trimmed in ecru IcK^e and satin rosebuds. 6" high. 5108009-3 $17.50 . .Your Cost $19:97 $11.99
(10) 1987 Uadro' Christmas Ornament. 4843-103-5 $29.50 Your Cost $26:95 - $23.90
(11) Electric Candle Lamp. Traditional, with bulb,
brass, 7Vz"H.
4771-0185 $3.95 .,.. Your Cost $2t9r- $1.99
(12) House of Global Hand-Cut Crystal Glass Perfume Bottle. Turqoise
4687-021-8 $14.95 ... .Your Cost SMTT- $8.97
(13) House of Global Hand-Cut Crystal Glass Perfume Bottle. Pink.
4687-022-6 $14.95 ... Your CostJi9r- $6.97(14) House of Global Hand-Cut Crystal Glass Per
fume Bottle. Purple
4687-023-4 $14.95 .. . .Your Cost $9:97 - $6.97
(15) Karew Contemporary Vanity Mirror Tray. 9 X 14", 2 deep. Gift boxed.
4826-002-0 $18.00 . .Your Cost $44:99 - $11.99
(16) Artmark Musical Humndngbirds. 6" high porcelain hummingbirds on wood base. 4580-0485 $24.95 . .Your Cost$4:99'- $14.99
(1) Opium 1.6-Oz. Spray.
4920-102-3 $35.00........Your Cot - K9-W
Opium 2-Oz. EOT. ^ ^4920042-1 $44.00 ...............Your Co*t $39.99
(2) Haiston 2.5-Oz. Spray. ^
4920021-5 $26.50 Your Cost $33<49 - $22.49
(3) VandOfbiK 1.7-Oz. Sprty.
4920-101-5 $19.00.......Your Coat $tt99 $14.99
(4) Haltton Z-14 2-Oz. Cologna.
49200290 $17.50 .Your Coat $4fc9 - $14.99(5) HaMon 2-14 2-Oz. Altar Shava.
4320027-2 $20.00........Your Coat $16.49
(6) Jovan Mana Muak Qift Sat. 3-oz, deodorant stick and 2 oz aftershave/coiogne
4803-068-8 $10.95..........Your Coat $9.49 - $7.99
(7) Jovan MuaK 4-0*. Aaroaol Spray Coiogi^
4803076-1 $7.29 ........Your Coat $949- $4.99(8) Jovan Muak 2-01. Coiofloa Spray.
: 803-060-3 $7.29...........Your Coat $949- W.99
(9) Jovan Ladlaa' Muak QHt Sat. V4-oz. perfume and %-oz. ologne concerrtrate spray
4803-059-7 $10.95 Your Coat $949 - $7.99
(10) Britlah Starting 2-Piace Gift Sat with 3.8<jz. Cologne
0130004-5 $14.00.........Your Coat $4ifT - $9.97
(11) Britiah Starting 5.7-Or. Altar ^va.
0130-005-2 $10.00..........Your Coat $847 - $6.97
(12) Britiah Starting 5.7-Oz. Cologna.
0130-006-0 $11.50..........Your Coat $949- $7.97
(13) Engllah Laathar QHt Cottactton. Contains: 2 oz English Leather Cologne, 2 oz. English Leather After Shave. 2 oz. Musk Cologne. 2 oz. Spiced Cologne and 2 oz. Timberline Cologne
0239-006-0 $12 95.........Your Coat $*997 - $8.97
EnoUah LaMhar 4-Oz. Altar Shava.
02^iTSo...........Your COM $649- $4.49
Engllah Leather 4-Oz. Cologna. ^^
0239-002-9 $8.50...........Your Coat 6749- $6.99
(14) Old Spica Om Sat with 2'kOz. After Shave & Cologne. 0295-010-3 $6.75..........Your Coat $647 - $4.99
(15) Old Solea 4-Oz. Original Attar Shava.
......Your coat $349- $2.79
Old Spica 4-Oz. Leather Alter Shave.
0295 0061 .............., Your Coat safTf-$2.79
(16) Old Spica 4W-0Z. Original Cologne. _ 0295002-0..............Your Coat $4i99 - $3.99
(17)QHIatteBruahP1ua Shaving Syalem. Deluxe travel kit includes brush, shaving concentrate refill, travel bag, Verlande after shave and Atra Plus razor and 2 cartridges. 0175-009-6 Your Coet $*4j97 - $9.97 Gillette Bruah Pkie* Shaving Syatem.
0175-005-8 Yowr Coat $6:*9 - $4.79
Brush Plut* Rafills.
0175-006-6 Regular Your Cost $3it - $1.97
0175007-4 Llnw Your Coat $9 - $1.97
0175008-2 Sensitive Your Coat $ar79 - $1.97
(18) VIcka Olay Coamatlc GHt Bag. Consists of Cosmetic Bag Oil of Olay Beauty Fluid 1 oz.. Night of Ofay 5 oz., Olay Beauty Cleanser 1 oz. and Olay Beauty Bar 1.25 oz. 03250180 $12.00..........Your Coat $99f - $7.99
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587M51 5 $16600 Nevy 5878^8116S00 idfBundy 6878^38^ $166 00 Gny
(2) 24" Herdeide Treveec. 5878-360-7 $130 00 Nawy 5878^35841 $130.00 aufgundy 5878442-2 $130 00 Ony
(3) leeuly Ceee.
58783481 $90 00 Nevy 58783684 $90 00 Buigundy 58784414 0 00 Om
(4) StMwMer Tole.
5878387-9 $75,00 5878391 1 $75XBur 5878444-8 $75 00 Orey ($) VaM CtnrOn.
58784489 $180.00 Nevy
58784487 $18000 lufV 58784483 $180 00 Oiey (I) veM Oarment
58783983 3500 lieiTf 5878394-5 $235 00 Burgundy 58784388 $235 00 (key
YourCoet $8248 $84.80 Your Cost $8M8 - $84.80 Your Cost $88i88 - 884.80
Your Cost Za4-$84.80 Your Cost 88M4 - 884.80 Your Cost $MiM $84.80
Your Coal $8848-$44.80 Your Coat 88848-844.80 Your Cost 88848 $44.80
Your Coat $2848 - $28.80 Your Cost $2848 - 828.80 Your Cost $2848 828.80
Your Coat $8840 - 884.80 Your Cost 88848--$84.80 Your Coat $8848 - 884.80
Your Cost $18848 880.M Your Cost $188188 - 888.N Your Coat $28848 - 8H.80
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5878-440-6 $120 00 (key Your Co4 $8244 - $$4.84
(8) American Flysr 4-Plaea Luggage Sat Nased Inctudas 16 'Wie. 21 carry
on 26" ouHman wlti wneals and a garmenl bag. Navy with burgundy mm ^24^00^ 00 .. Your CO-$2848-W8.80
(8-12) American Ftysf Carsssla Luggage. 420 dervar gray nylon wth PVC inm
Soma casaa acMPpad vmth wnaeS some cases with adjustable shoulder straps Sl7^7T$W.Or' Your Cost $8248 - 8S4.80
(10) 16" Tota. 5524-009-7 $40.00
(11) 22" Carry-On.
55240099 865 00
Your Cost $8447 - $18.87
Your Coat
-$34.84
5M4^3 $10000***^ Coat $8448 - $48.80
(13) Monarch Ustotdng Oannsnt Bag. Malcha. (14) C4^_____
5792-7998 839 95
(14) Honereh 64c. Luggage Set. HeavyOuty nykxi set includes: 26 and 28
catas w.th wtiaais, 24" pullman. 22" earryon. tcia m WacWgray mm 5792-0791 $126 95 Your Cost $8849-$78.80
(16) Herttage Top Or* Burgiaidy Ueadier Pomoeo. Zippered pockets, lie dvKter
pan rairactabla handto. thoudler strap mat HITff $4784
5698*009"7 $85 00
(18) Hsritaga c-pa~uuu Laallisr AttaoiM. Featunng wood Irama. front change
combinalion locat and dakuia interior Expands 4 to 5" Brown___
56990099 8150.00 Your Coal $2848 $84.80
(17) Hertlaga Top Grain Leather Attache. Brown learner extenor. gerswie (xgsKin imenor and brass corner plus combmalion locM
5699017-0 $170 00 Your Cost $12448 - $84.90
(18) Herllage Oalue Leather Porttoki. Two mam Bpper companments. removable
shoulder swap burgundy lop gram cowhide
5699022-0 $12000 Your Coat42248 - $57.80
(18) Totea Qoartal2-Pc.Coiroellc Sol Sectioned Wdatryorganow plus small oval cosmetic purse. Includes 6 platee cosmetic containers.
59100099 $20 00 Your Coal41844 - $14.80
(20) Totas* Shosshlne Kit.
59199099 $2000 Coat $1844 - $14.80
(21) DtUdo "Ranchero" Secretary. Cheekbooeregisiei cardrpeiure case. pen.
M^92$34 75 Your Coat 8*842.-$14.87
(22) Amtty "Palermo" Aeeaaa-A-Clutch. Daep svwtng lextutes ql mja-huad burgundy cowtnda
5529287-5 $33 OO Tour Coat 8*848 - $14.87
(23) DIUdo "Arrow" Chachbook Clutch, (kedfpcturt case bd compartmeni changa purse
58891697 84100 Your Coal $2$49-$16.87
(24) DILIdo "EaacuUva' Cradd Card Organliar. Solt. ganuma Cabtana laalher
m black
58801596 $30 75 Tour CoM $1848- $12.87
(26) Amity "Slarra" TrLfotd Laadiar Accaaaorlaa. Boot Brown ka grim cowhida 5529291 7 816 00 Your CodI 6844--$6.97
(26) DIUdo Laattwr Trt-Pold. Fully sawn and turned loh CaOraiu leather 5889148-1 $28 75 Blaeli Your Coat 8*444 - $11.80
58891499 $28.75 Broem Your Coal 8*448 - $11.80
(1) Dynamic Claaaics Par 3 Qolt Daak Sal. Penholder, pen and catch all" lairway tray.
4690-01 (>S $19 95 Your Coat $: $14.99
(2) Dynamic Ctaaaica Fool^loctor" Wooden Maaaagar. Ron your tired leet across vrooden balls _
4690 022-1 $6.95...........Your Coat $4:*r- $4.49
(3) Dynamic Ctaaaica Bach Doctor Wooden Maaaagar. Massage your own Dock lor quick relief _
4690-023-9 37.95 . . Your Coat $*i9-$4.99
(4) Dynamic Claaaics Ttlaacoping TIa Rack. For ties or btf Is 18%
4690-012-2 $15 95 Your Coal WaiW $9.99
(5) Dynamic Ctaaaica Tlaalt Back. Hangs on dosel pole lo hold
ties and bells _____
4690-019-7 $10 95 Your Coat $:9f-$7.97
(6) Dynamic Claaaica Cocktail Butler. Place glass in hand and it 'avels 10 the edge ol table. Battery not included
4690025-4 $13 95 Your Coal $it-$$.99
(7) Dynamic Ctaaaica FIraplaca Money. Bundte to burn. Our extravagant fire stariar is the perfect oft for those with disposable incoro. casy-lo-llghi 4" taH wads burn safely for 30 minutes Package of 6 in 3 tiammable denominations: $20's, $50 s, and $iOO's.
4690-030-4 $11.95 . Your Coat $i9t $9.99
($) Dynamic Claaaics MatcMxwk Qaiiatla. The perfect showcase
, lor your matchbook cover collecon Decorative 23" x 15 wooden frame with eleven tiers lets you mount, move and rearrange covers : no glue or pins necessary - assembles in minutes. 4690-944-6 $14.95 Your Coat $4*tT - $9.99
(9) Dynamic Claaaica Quartt Clock with Thermometer. Quartz movement wit L.C.D. digital readout, displays hour, minute, second, month and date Precise thermometer's easy-to-read dial with green "ideal comfort" zone helps make everything from commuting to long vacations more enjoyable. Mount anywhere wilh double stick tape 4376-906-6 $10 95..... Your Coat $*!9r - $7.99
(10) Dynamic Claaaica Leather Belt Set. This ingenious set oi three reversible genuine leather bells and two handsome buckles gives a dozen ways lo color-coordinate any outfit, dressy or sporty Belt colors: Brown/Burgundy, BlueTBIack. Gray/Tan. Buckles Brass and Siver-lone. Travel box.
4690-016-3 319 95 Your Coat $11 it9 $14.99
(11) Dynamic Claaaica Trl-FoW Annual Planner. 2 year calendar, calculator, phone director, appointmeni calendar, inserts and more. Pens not included
6024-001-7 324.95 ..........Your Coal $3a.*4 - $18.94
(12) Dynamic Claaaica Car Coat. Waterproof vinyl cover protects against sun, salt, ram and ice.
4376-095-8 $34 95 Your Cost $a$!$0 - $22.99
(13) Dynamic Claaaics Handy Beam. Powerful suction cup adheres 10 any surface. Powerful auxiaty light uses two penkght battenes. Does not require any mstallauon Use on the outside of the car while making road repairs Use inside as a work light, map reader, or as an auxiliary reading light lor the back seal of the car
4376-905-8 39 95 Your Coal $$t#r - $5.99
(14) Dynamic Claaaica Personal Fan. 3" diameter blade moves 50
cubic feel ol air per minute Adiustable legs __
4376^104 8 $12 95 Your Cost $*!*T - $7.99
(IS) Dynamic Classics "Fast Perk Auto CoHee Maker. Brew up to 4 cups of coffee lust by plugging into cigarette lighter
4376-090-9 $16.95 ...............Your Coat Si3i*T $9.97
(18) Dynamic Ctaaaica 22K QoW-Plaled Tire Gauge. Complete with leather gilt case. Model 352.
4376-100-6 $9.95............Your Coat49rr - $5.99
(17) Dynamic Classics Flashlight with Siren. Powerful flashlight with a shrili alarm alerts others to your danger.
4376-105-5 312 95.......... Your Coat $*i#f-$7.99
(18) Dynamic Claaaica "Qulckee Detroater Gun. Melts ce. snow from car windows in secon 4376-103-0 $19.95
1 seconds Just plug into cigarette lighter socket Your Coat 1M8-$11.96
(19) Dynamic Classics Ice Scraper MW. Warm water-repellent mitt with strong ice scraper inside
4376 0982 $7 95............Your Coat $4i*r - $3.99
(20) Dynamic Classics "Quickao" Electric Windshield Scraper.
Just plug into agaretie tighter and make snow and ice disappear With
long cord 4376-068-5 $9 95
Your Coat SMf - $5.97
4jro-UDD-3
(21) Dynamic Ctaaaica Heavy-Duty Car Vacuum with 3 attachments tools Poweilul. compad, with re-usable, washable, dust bag and extra-long 15'cord that plugs into car cigarette lighter
4376-901-7 314 95 Your Coat $fc#T - $7.99
(22) Dynamic Claaaica Highway Emargancy KH. Includes mllator sealant, booster cables, syphon, spotlight, safety vest, first aid book. 4376-070-1 $32.95 Your Coat 8*:tT $19.99
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(1-4) Corelle^ By Coming* 20-PIc Dinnefwara Sata. Heat and break resistant glass. Safe m microwave, oven and dishwasher 2-year warranty. Service (or 4 includes 4 each: dinner pl^. salad plates, soup/cereal bowts. cups and saucers. MIr's $2.00 rebate per set. (1) Needlepoint
2640-178-6 $39.95
(2) CaHco Rose. 2640-134-9 $39 95
(3) Lace Bouquet. 2640-749-4 $39.95
(4) Wlldflower. 2640-750-2 $39.95
Your Coat $a:r.|24.7
Your Coat $aerT - $24.87
Your Coat BT - $24.97
Your Coat $aMY $24.97 (5-)Comlng* TrtoSeta.Comptetewith 1 and 1V!iuancasseroles with one plastic and one glass cover (interchangeable) and 2-quan giffis
covered casserole
(5) Pastel Bouquet
2640-172-9 $29 95 Your Coat $aai94 - $17.97
(6) Shadow Irla.
2640-173-7 $2995 Your Cost $afc94 $17.97
(7)Vlaions* 7-PleceCo(d('sCiaaalcCoaicware by Coming* .Seia-ihru lopiot-lhe-range cookware with warranty Irom Coming* Retains heal and keeps (oods warmer longer Oven/microwaverctehwasher sale. Includes. i and 2W-quait covered saucepans. 5-quati covered sauce pot and a 10" skiMet with textured bottom.
2640 152-1 $6995 ............Your Coat $4Wr $38.97
I HInsa StaMaas Slaal Famly Cootaiara.
I steel inner and outer layers with carbon steel Inner core for quick, even heat dBtribution. Covers prevent escape o( vapor at low heat so foods can cook the healthtui, waterless way Set mdudes: l-qt, 2-qt. and 3-qt saucepans. 6qt covered Dtsch oven, 10V4 open fry pan (uses Dutch oven cover) and recipeAnstnxaion booMel Attractive, yet functional cookware set makes cooking, cleanup and storage easy. Extremely durable.
2874-063-7 599.95 ........ Your Coa $89f89 $59.97
(9) Weer-Ever Chef Style Fry Pen. Thick gauge, even heating akjmtmxn with 3-layerad SlverStone mtenor
2901LO162 $16.95 12" ......Your Coat $M6 $8.99
2964^164 514.95 10 Your Coal SOcOB--$7.98
2964-014-7 $12.95 8 Your Coal 8M9 $8.99
(10) Hbnarfc 4-ft. Canistar Set. Includes; 4 ceramic canisters wkh copper bds. brass knobs and nameplates.
2686-098-1 $36 00 ........Your Cost $a8<8f - $22.97
(11) HImark 2-OL SoMd Copper Tee KstBe. Said copper with nickel hmng and delft hande. Tarmsh resistanl.
2686-063-5 514 95 ...........Your Coal 84t!97 - $7.99
(1^ Hhnarfc Marble Pastry Board. Grey wxtvrhte marble wat 4 rub-ber feet. Ideal lor kneading dough. 12 x 18"
26664)72 6 $14 95..............Your Cool $8f - $7.99
(13) Mmark HatMe RolHng Ptai wHh Ciadte. BeauUul baking ac cessory in grey and white marble with wood handes.
26664)71-8 $8.95............Your Cool $fc99 * $4.99
(14) Moyer Hard Anodtaad Cookware Sot 8/10 gauge hard anodized aluminum cookware is scratch-resistant and harder than stainless steel. Set includes: 1-qt. and 2-qt. covered sauce pans. 8-qt. covered dutch oven. 8" omelei and 10" open fry pans plus meal rack. 2758-004-2 $149 95 . Your Cool $M89B . $89.97
(15) Nordic Mighty Sizziar with Spatter Cover. Browning skiUei attains extra-hot. uniform temperature of 500* F lor last browning, sear mg, gning and frying SilverStone* interior. Mtrs $3 00 rebate,
27760762 $37.50 ..........Your Coel $22M $17.99
(18) Nordie Compact Micro.Gk>4tound* . Auto stop/start - wet^t activated Accommodaies up to 6 lbs Runs 30-iTxnutes withciut rewin-dng 10" dameier, 1V^ high Mtr's $8.00 rebate.
2776061-6 $40.00 Your Coat $2M8 - $19.97
(17) LMon MtCfowave 7-Pc. Compact Set Muffin pan. bowl. 1-qt casseroles, compact bacon/meat tray, spatter/steamer Designed for your compact microwave oven. Mfr's $3.00 rebate.
2742-0094) $32 95 Your Cost $2448 - $17.99
(1^ Nordic Microwave 10 Piaoe Set. Oeagned for the modem cook who wants to prepare simple, qijck mcrowaire meab wi Hair. Indudes a Bacon/Meal rack, a versatile casserde with covet (cover may be inverted and used as a pan too), a Loaf Pan lor extra-quick breads and meat loaves, a lV6qt oval casserole for serving, two Soup 'R Mugs with coasters/covers lor sauces, gravies and soups, and 9kxjp Microwave Bundt Pan for special baked entrees and desserts. May beusadmconvsrdonalovensaswei(upto410*n. Mfr's $6.00 rebate
27760763 $49 95 Your Cost $38i8'- $24.99
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(1) Wear-Ever 9-Pc. Premium Set. Thick gauge, evetvhealirig aturninum wilh no troublesome hoi spots. With 3-layered aiverstone* SUPRA irv lenor surlace tor non-stick cooking Set includes: 1 quart and 2 quart covered sauce pans, 5 quart covered Dutch oven with meat rack, 8" and 10" try pans, Mfr's $8,CX) rebate
2984 021-2 $84,95 ................Your Coet Stfh-$47.99
(2) Revereware 12-Plece Copper Clad Cookware Set. Gleaming, non-porous stainless steel set with bright copper bottoms 2886-030-2 $149 95 Your Cost $80:9 - $89.99
3-Quart Covered Saucepan.
2886 034 4 $34.00 . Your Coat - $17.97
2-Quart Double Broiler.
2886 038-5 $45 00 Your Coat Sa9i9-$19.99
1-Quart Saucepan.
2886-041-9 $23 50 Your Coat SHiT- $11.97
12-Quart Stock Pot. "
2886-042-7 $76.00 ................Your Coat S40.9T- $36.97
(3) Nordic The Supremer Ice Creamer". A new concept for making homemade ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbets, sorbets and other frozen treats - without ice, rock salt or even electrioly Unique onepiece chil chamber ensures faster freezing. Feafures exclusive two speed gear mechanism lor creamier, fluffier "churned" results Takes only 5 minutes per serving. So simple |ust freeze, mix and serve
2778094-9 $49 95 Your Coat $34i96-- $28.97
(4) Felknor Old Fashioned Popcorn Popper. Instantly pops popcorn the old fashioned way with handy stirring mechanism to ensure all kernels pop Holds up to 4 quarts
2657-001-0 $1795 Your Coat $t9r-$10.97
(5) Revereware 2V5-Quart Stainless Steel Tea Kettle with copper bottom and whistler.
2886-044-3 $22 95 Your Cost J$*fe - $8.99
(6) Jay Import "American Tiffany Tea Kettle. Features Amercan pattern on white porcelain plus bakeliie handle and knob 2700-013-2 $23 95 .......Your Cost $49:97 - $12.97
(7-10)Thermoe Coffee Butlers. Vacuum insulated beverage servers keep beverages hot and fresh lor more lhan 8 hours. Mfr's $4 00 rebate on each.
(7) Blue & WhRe.
2968-006-3 $24 95 Your Cost $49:97 - $13.99
(8) White Swiri.
2968-003-0 $24 95 Your Coat $4B.-9f - $13.99
(9) Brown.
2968-002 2 $24,95 Your Coat $49.97 - $13.99
(10) White Classic. _
2968-001-4 $24 95 Your Coat $49.97 - $13.99
(11) HImark 10-Pc. Wok Set. Deluxe Oriental stainless steel wok set with copper bottom includes vwk body and lid. 10" cooking nng, stamf^ steel iac#e and turner, 994" wire steamer, 14' cooking chopsticks. 7 rice paddle, 100 bamboo skewers Chinese reape booklei included 2686-043-7 $29 95 Your Cost $49.97- $15.97
(12) 16 * 20 Glass Cutting Board.
2673-002-8 $1095 Your Cost $8:99- $6.97
(13) 12 X 15 Glass Cutting Board.
2673-001-0 $8.95...........Your Cost $9:99 - $4.97
(14) Heslth-O-Meter Cllnleal Scale. Beam scale with eye-slanted bearn gives accurate wetghi Features an easy to clean vinyl mat 350 pound capacity ideal for dieiers.
2638 001 4 $184,95 Your Coat $49997 - $109.99
(15) Norelco Ultra Thin Digital Scale. 100% sokd state technology LED readout, instant on. Batteries not included.
3820-153-9 $51 95 Your Cost $8998 - $29.97
(16) Heslth-04eter Super Scale. Featuring oversized platform and large speedometer di^ W4h handy weight reminders for dieters. 260ib capacity. Ltd. 5-yr. warranty ^
263M05-5 $44 95 Your Cost $8999 - $24.99
(17) H * L Heavy-Duty Fireplace Glovea. All leather 4233 001-9 $12 99 Your Cost $997'- $7.97
(18) Hart Oak Bellows. 18" solid oak bellow with sokd brass nozzle and thong 1$ the perfect fire-side accent. ^
2684 072-8 $16 95 Your Coal $4497 - $9.99
(19) Hart Glass Fireplace Screen. Fully assembled pl^ed p^ed brass trameless fireplace screen wilh mesh curtain Fils 38" to 47' wide, 22 to 32" high. ^
2684 060-3 $199.95 .....Your Coat $4 48.96 - $129.99
Ai above, but fils openings 29" to 38 wide, 22" to
2684 059-5 $199 95 Your Coet $44998 - $129.99
(20) Hert Oi end Braae Woodbertiet. Beautiful oak stnpes with brass
ii' ned ends, legs and handles 19" long, 15 wide ___
2584 070-2 $59 95 Your Cost $4994 - $29.99
(21) Hi Oak A Braaa FIra Sal. Polished brass plated set with oak fardies and oak base includes longs, poker, brush, MaM
2694-064-5 $89 95 Your Cost $499 $49.99
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(1) Mr. CofMe Undtr-CMiiiMt Coltoe MMr. 1(>cup with 24-hr electronic digital control. Mfr's $15.00 rebate.
38244)25-5 $79.96 ...........Your Cost SWiM - $54.97
(2) Mr. Coltes 4-Cup Mini Brewing System. Modular design with high polish finish, 4-cup capacity. Mfrs $5.00 rebate. 3824-030-5 $24.95 ........Your Cost $49i99 - $1$-99
(3) Norsk Europesn 104:up Coffee Maker wWt Analog Clock. Automatically shuts off after 2-hrs. Mfr's $5.00 rebate 3820-168-7 $49.95 ...........Your Cost $3WM $34.96
(4) WsslBsnd6Vi-QL Electric Wok with Slivsrstone* .Non-sticK interiof and Sensa-Temp* heat control.
41404)40-9 $49.95 ...........Your Coal $3.6 $29.97
(5) Oaay CheTs Pot FuRy nvnersible cooker/fryer/steamo^ wSh
Dazile* non-stick coaling and removable temperature control. 6-quarts. Mfr's $3.00 rebate.
3630-047-3 $34.96 ..........Your Cost $39:97 - $19.99
(6) HsmMton Baach 4-Ot Crock Watcher* . Shifts from high to low automatically. Mfrs $7 00 rebae.
3700-073-4 $29 95 ......... Your Cost $a9:9r-$19.99
HamMlon Bsach 6-Qt Crock Wslcher* . Mfrs $3.00 rebate. 3700079-1 $37.96 ...........Your Coat $36i97 - $24.99
(7) Oslsr Bsctrie Fondue Sat wMh Siivarstone* . Feature^ thermostaticaly controllad heat, non-stick intena. 29*BrendM's
3844-152-3 $42.95 Your Cost $aa.-9fr- $29.99
(8) West Bond 12" Electric Skillet with Sllverstone* . Nonstick surface for easy cleaning, heavy-gauge alumirwm construction and Sensa-Temp* heat control. Remove heat control tor im-mersible cleaning.
41404)33-4 $39.96 ........Your Cost $39.68 $26.96
(9) Toastmaster* Continuous Clean Oven-Broiler. Easy to read bake/broil dial, 2 rack positions, full range Ihermosial and continuous cfeaning enamel surtace
4072-091-4 $69,95 Your Coat $64t99--$49.97
(10)Dasy* ToseterfOven/Brolisr. Space-saving and energy saving design. Mfrs $4,00 rebate.
3630-066 3 $29.95 ........ Your Cost $39.99 - $19.99
(11) Black A Dscker* Continuous Clean ToaM-R-Oven* . BroR, bake, toast, defrost and top brown; temperature from 200* to 500 *F Optional cabinet mounting bracket available. Model TR050
3664 252 8 $64.95 Your Cost $46.96 $44.96
(12) Toastmaster* Under-Cabinet 4-SMce Toaster. Insulated top, back and sides for safe underoabinet mounting. 4072-105-2 $5995 Your Cost $46.79 - $39.97
(13) Bunbsam Fuiy Automatic Tosalar. Self-lower feature, radiant control, extra wide weMs, hinged crumb tray.
40364)99-2 $69 95 .......... Your Coot $64.99-- $49.90
(14) Toastmaster Waffler/Griddle/Grill. Bakes 9 square 4-section waffle and reverses for use as griddle/gnil 4072-043-5 $58.95 ...........Your Cost $44:99- $39.96
(15) Sunbeam Express Meals" Toaater/Broiler/Mhtrowave. Bakes, broils, toasts, defrosts and microwaves. .7 cu. II capacity 4036-249-3 $249.95 Your Cost $166.9- $179.96
(16) GE Spacemaker HI Microwave. 6cu. ft. capacRy. 10 power levels. 3-stage programmability. 1-yr limited warranty
3666 008-2 $199 95 Your CMt $499i96 $149.97
(17) Emerson 1.5 Cu. R. MIcroweve Oven with turntable and temperature probe "Auto Weight Control" for defrost/cook. 3640-900-1 $299 99 ...... Your Coat $49l:9i - $179.97
(ia)Tappen1.3Cu.Ft. Microwave with Browner and Turntable. 10 power levels, browner, built-in turntable 4066-119-1 $369 95 Your Coat $a6996 $269.99
(19) Caae/Caaard Light Oak HUcrowaveAIYorfc Center. 22 H X 36 W X 34"D.
5310-901-3 $199 95 .........Your Cot $449:90 - $99.90
(M) Bush "Nsw Qansrsttons" Microwsvs CarL Cabm oak finish, reversible aimond/oak doors, brass hooded casters. 67664)76-1 $99 95 Your Cost $39W- $59.96
(21) Bueh Eye-Level Microwave Cart Adjustable concfiment sheK. enclosed storage, double doors, dual wheel hooded casters 6766-100-9 $139,95 ..........Your Coal $99Wf -199.97
(1) Waring Ice CrMmPartor* .Vi-gaHoncapaoly Mtr's $5 00 rrtale 4132010 2 S39 95 Your Co SM<9S SI 9.99
(2) Regal La HacMne* II. Includes 72kh. bovl, teed tube, pusher. siiCi-g/shreddmg dac. chopping/kneadinglmixing Wade, lexan bowl, kd oulse acton. Mlr's $7.00 rebate
3880 0520 $59.95 ...............Your CoetSS!-$44.90
(3) Sunbeam Big Oakar. Vanabie speed control. revers4)le slc-mg/s'iieddog dBC. contirxjous leed sitachment i-yr leniad warranty, 5-yr motor warranty
4036-245-1 $89 95 Your Cort $! - $74.97
(4) HamMon Beach Mioo MM Food Prooaaaor. Finely chops gailic. cheese, nuts, herbs and even gnnds cotfee beans. 1 -cup capacity is )usi fight lor a muMude ol loichen purposes Mlr's $5 00 rebate 3700 146-8 $29.95 Yow Coat.SlMe-$18.99
(5) Hamitton Beach "Emmie" MM Food Proeaeeor. 4oup dry. 2-ojp vei capaoty container, continuous leed cover and bowl cover, chopping blade, sicingishreddmg dec. slicing blade.
370a 1450 $52.95 ..............Your Coal 99,*^-$27.97
(9) Kitchen Aid* MuhLFunchon Food Proceaaor. Including Sabaiisr* stamlesa steel Uade. dough blade, slong dnc. shredcbng disc 3hd Hexible sptdula plus work bowl and cover wh leed lube pus-er.
3736-015-3 $119.95 .............Your Coal 9MB - 8B9.96
(7) Sroti King KNchan Combo. Range, brtaief. toaster and gnii an in one CooK three Hotrw at a time'
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3738-002-9 $54 95 Your Coat SabtfV - $34.99
(S) Broil King Electric Serving/Warming Tray. Porcelain healing surface, adfustable thennastat II x 23"
3738001-1 $3995 Your Coel Sa*,. $27.90
(9) Waring Vortex Blender* . 10-speeds. Mlr's $6 00 rebate 4132-047-4 $2995 ..... Your Coet SMttY - $15.99
(10) Oator 16-Speod "Pulee Matic" Ooterlxar Btendar. 16 cy de/continuous speeds Includes 5<up and Vb-pt. contamers.
3844 133-3 549.95 Your Coet 83!*T - $36.97
3844-1790 $39 95 12-Spood Your Coot $a<r $27.97
(11) Color Food Piocoator Attachmant. Fs most Oaenzer blenders and a# Kitchen Center appliances
3844 1780 $29 95 Your Coet $19.90
(12)BloeltADecl(erHendyMlMf* Rotety Kitehen AppHence. Cordtess 2 speed hanciield rmxer with four attachments and storage base MourXs on wall or tree-standing J19210.
3664-2460 $39 95 Your Coat ISTrOt - $24.99
(13) Sunboem Dahim Chrome Mljanaetor. 12-speed Mtxmesler wh pot^ul motor, dough hooks, automatic beater e)ect. automatic bowl fotabon. Ml mw beaters. 4-qt and IVi-qt stainless steel bowls 4036 14&1 $139 95 Your Coat $l9i99 - 999.90
(14) Black A Decker Spaoamakar* Can Opener. Opens cans, bottles wid plastic bags Indudes mounting hardware. fECBOCAO 3664216-3 $22 95 Your Coet $4*9*-$14.99
(15)BleclcADeclterSpecemeket Electric Knde Rock, Hdds han
dle both sets ol blades and detachable cord. 2 blade sets induded Full 2-yr warranly IEK39
3664-271-8 $29 95 Your Coat S39r9> - $21.99
(16) Oeter Electric Kntto A Sdssore Sharpener. Twin aluminum oxide gnndmg wheels to hone both sides ol the blade ai one txne Easy "lloaiing" action
3844 181-2 $24 95 Your Coat $49i99 - $17.99
(17) Munaay Nut Buelar Nutcracker. Easy-tchuse nutcracker has ad lustable cracking cone lor nuts ol varying sizes. Solid oak base, vinyl handgnp and precision machined housing and cracking saew 3796045-7 $13.95 Your Cost 99^9 $8.99
(19) Blacfc A Dookm Spacomokor* Com Poppor. Hot air syslem tor 2Vi-qts. ot popcorn With butter cup Model XP100 3664-287-4 $49 98 Your Coet 937i99 $34.96
(19) Proelo* Hottopper* . Automatic aladre meltor/dispenser lor your lavonie hot topping. Spray, stream or brush on loods. 3808-105-5 $24.95 ............Your Cost S4Fr99-$14.99
(20)Preelo* MIcroweve Hotloppet* . Pix m mcrowave to melt your favome hoi toppings, then spray or brush on foods 3806-110-5 $24 95 Your Coet 9i96 - $14.99
(21) Praeto* Popcorn Now* Phis. Hd wr popper Mlr's $3.00 rebate
3806-098-2 $19 95 Your Coat tum $12.99
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(1) CWrol* Tni*-To-UQht VII. 4-way light Mfr s $3 00 rebate 3604-037 6 529 95 Your Cott SUM - $21.97
(2) Norelco Satin Deluxa Ultra-UgM Maka-Up Mirror. Mir s 54 00
rebate Otter good thru 12/31/87.
3820144-8 534 95 Your Coat St;99 S2(.99
(3) Clairol* TItna Savar Elactronic Rollors. 20 elecUonically heated rollers ready to use in ju9 90 seconds
3604 063-2 539 95 Your Coat tM - $27.99
(4) Conair Hot Stioka* . 20 coated, washable rotters with last heal-up. No dips needed no tangles
3610-040-2 534.95 Your Coat $33!r - $24.99
(5) Daiay* Hard Hat Dryar. 1100 wans drying power Mfr s $5 00 rebate
3630038-2 $39.95 Your Coat W- $29.97
(6) Dazay Natural Wondar Hair Oryar. Mir's $3 00 rebate 3630-067-1 $34 95 Your Coat 43MT $27.97
(7) Remington* Micro Screen* Rechargeable StMver. Shaves as Close as a blade Includes FREE travel case. 120/220 volts 3906-085-0 $50,00 ........ Your Coet $99:90 $34.99
(8) Norelco Rechatgeeble Ladles' Razor. Rechargeable, cord/cordless shaving with built-in charger Indudes travel bag.
382^165-3 $39 95 Your Coet SaMT-$29.97
(9) Panaeomc Ladlee' Wet/Dry Shaver.
3850-900-6 $29 95 Your Coet $a4i9r- $21.99
(10) Panasonic Rechergsablo Wel/Oty Shaver. Plugs drectiy into wall to recharge Features pop-up tnmmer
3850-001-3 554 95 Your Coal 949:97 $39.97
(11) Noieloo Rotatract Cord/CortOeae Razor. Bult-in charger ior 1-hr quick charge Indudes travel wallet
3820-179-4 $64 95 Your Cost $99:97 $S4.99
3820 103^ $19 95 Replacement Heads Your Cost $17.99
(12) Vidal Saaeoon ISOO iWalt Slyler/Oryer. Mtr's $3 00 rebate plus a $2 00 BONUS
3970-016-6 516.99 Your Coat S1M9 - $9.99
(13) WIndmere Pro 1800 Plus Dryer. With attachments Mfr s $5 00 rebate plus a $2.00 BONUS
4138-040-3 824.95 Your Coat U9:9r-$14.99
(14) VMal Saaeoon 94>c. Travel CurNng Iron System. MIr's $5 00 rebate plus a $2 00 BONUS
3970010-9 519 95 Your Coet $49i97-$14.99
(15) Vidal Sassoon Curling BnislVlron System. Mir s $5 00 rebate 3970-018-2 $24 95 Your Cost 9l9i99 - $17.99
(16) Wtndmert **Th Crimptf*'. Gtves hair great looking texture or creates volume Feaiures tangle-lree swivel cord, f^;W2-9$12 95 Your Cott $9.9-$9.99
(17) Healthcheck Cutltess Blood Pressure Hormitor. One-touch automatic operation thru Pulsme* technology
3^004-5 589 95 Your Ccet SSBi9P-$59.97
(1$) Remington* CkXhe* Shever. Battery operated. Runs smoothly over (abrie surtaces. removing -pills' and "luzz" stonng them in a removable storage bin
3906-087-6 $12 95 Your Cost SM* S9.99
09) Dtzey Daluxa Foot Sevsr. With heat and Vibra-Nodes* . Mfr s $5.00 rebate
Your Cost $99:97. $24.97 95 Whirlpool Your Cost $499.97 - $139.97
2 speed hydro spa whirlpool 55^0 M9 95 Your Cost $99i97 - $59.97
(21) Zodiac Polleh Remover. Removes nail pdish in seconds.
(22) Norelco Nall Dazzlar. CoriSess operation, continuous speed, rotary adion. 5 attachments included. Mtr's $2.00 rebate 3820-0853 $14 95 Your Cost 9*4ifr. $9.99
(23) Healthchack Fevereheck. Digital thermometer works in 60 seconds or less Beeps when final lemperaiure is reached 3666-003-7 $8.95 Your Coet 99:97 $4 99
(24) Water PIk* Home Oentel Center. ^u^TLiS
toothbrush and family aentai system m one umt Use with mouthwash or other additives. 4 et tips. 4 brushes
Your Coet tl9i9r. $39.97
(25) Otter VariaMe IntenaHy Swedlah Maaaagar. Thousands ol rotating patting movements per minute
3844-M8-3 $49 95 Your Coet nt Ot $35.97
(26) Water PIk* Automatic Toottibruah. Circular brushing motion with rechargeable power handle Four brushes
3532-032-4 $29.95 Your Coat $34i97 - $19 97
C^ Tala^WmmPlk* WalLMount Sl^iiSiga 3532-941-8 $39.95 Your Coat $39:99 $24 B9
3532-0256 $44 95 HarKl4tald Your ^ MM
(1) Encon M Down Rod CoMbig Fon. Pohdieti brass hardware. 4 whM stenciHed blades and pmsmpe musTiroom globe
3642^303 2 S49 95 Your Cost 1M.W- *24.99
(2) Encon *2" CryHal Hugger Colling Fon. Antique brass hardware, four oak blades th gold leal stencl 3-speed reversible operation Includes crystal light kn
3642 949.4*129 95 Your Coet UMO--*49.99
(*) Regina Ootuao Stsemer* Carpal Cteanar. Two speed power piui exclusive car-indge system, spot release appkcator. Edge Guard noizle No hose hook ups no nw-mg. rio mess Shampoo canndges sold separately
2478.0710 *89 99 Your Coal U<tr- *64.97
Regina 3-Spaad Shampooer. Mir s *5.00 rebate
2478076-9 *129 99 Your Coat U646 - *79.9*
Regma Shampooar. Mfr's *5.00 rebae
2476074.4 *19.99 Your Coat U646- *14.99
(4)Rsgkia* PowarSaam. Two pomtIuI motors u4ra power plus suction and mcsortred bealer bar brush Mfr's $5 00 rebaie
2478063-7 *79.95 . . Your Coal ** *94,97
(8) Hoover Conoapi Two* SeK-Propallad Cleaning Syalam. Feaivmng the Helo-Maie nand-hald vacuum, aa-lradiner system Ouadrallsx agealor and headltghi 2448113-7 *299 95 Your Coal *3*6i*T-*29.*7
It) Hoover Oacada to* Haavy-Outy UprIgM Vacuuni. FuS tme dual edge dearv mg edge ngM daanmg and 6 amp motor wsh Power Surge* swnch 2448104-6 *179 95 Your Cost *MM-(129.99
(7) Eureka upiIgM Vacuuai wMi Altaeiiinanta. indudas a compieie set ol above-Y<*-*oor dealing tools. 4-position Dial-A-Nap and brlkam heactghi 2428044-8 *129 Your Coal ItMt- *79.96
|() Singer man UpfIgM Vaouwa wWi *naomii*nla. Powerlu. kghtwaighi vaauffl yderr mPi * aHachmanls Foldt lor compard storage
24880130*119 95 . Your Coal66**r-*79.9*
|()Pollenai* "Raaeuar". Emergency commurvcaion system w4h rado. lamp and hergency san. BMary operalad (not included) or plugs imo agarana kgniet 360733 0995 Your Coat ia(i9t t24.H
(HRFIteiAlartRaodp Utae .ptugenowalandhasadiuaittiiabeamwidaianddiec
non fflLioi Mir's *5 00 rabait
39480185 *29 95 Youf Coal tttitr-*19.99
01) Remlngion Vie Vae* . Rechaigtabla hand-held carpal stain cleaner aHactvely rerrioyes spti and itaina. Daodoramg cteanser crtsoivas stains and gentle brush Panaiiaits carpal Wxic
39080819 (69 98 Your Coal 64<*t-(39.96
(12) Hack 6 Daekar DiMbualar* Roeiar Bniah. Extia powedul coriMse vac with taepceenmg ackon 2 molor sysiam tor auction and agitaimg bnrah indudas tods hd extia tar bag >ial Mores in btaa Modal 3338
3664 284-1 *69 95 Your Coat U3M' 644.96
(13) Eurtfca Vaetronic Quial Klaan Power Teem Vacuum. 4 0 peak HP motor wiin eleclromc speed control Quel Kleen. Bag Change bghi. headlghi. cord reel and a coropleie selection ol cieenmg attachments
2426 0683 *299 95 Vour Coel *a*re - *249.97
(14) Hoover Spirit* Hoevy4)uty Power-Hoizle Canister Cleaner. 3 1 peak HP
molor. Powermaiic noizle wiih quadraflai daanmg sysiem. M-sme dual brush edge cleaning and din Imder headighi
2448-108 6 *219 95 Your Cost Uttitt-1179.9*
(15) Black 6 Decker Flama Builat* . Was mount kschen lire edinguilher. push bulln operalion Never needs rechargmg IKFEIOO
3664 293 2 *26 96 Vour Cost taHCT- *17.97
(II) WalblN UNrasonic HumMMer. Cod air met wen mol vaensey control and Humid-A Slai codrd luHr's *5 00 rebale -
4144011-6 *59 95 ..... Your CoH tJ*r*r- 634.67 |
(17) Arvin Portable Electric Heater. Two heed plus len only operation Automaic :
meimoslal conlrd. pid Si^. sepaiaie sweches Id had sdecaon and onldl. kill s *5 00 rebate
35440383 *39 95 Your Cost talisa S24.N
(16) PoHenex* "Smoke Orabbar"* Ash Troy. Banery not mdudcd Mh't S4.00 rebate
35680594*1995 Your Cool tUrST-S9.M
(19) Week Bend Cordloee Shuson Iron. Cddtree deson and aulomaac shuHill pk* SilverSlons* coated sdaptde
41400581 *4995 Your Coal taSiM S26.N
(20) Sunbiam MonMor SoMy Snut-Olt Iron. Featunng Spray kW. SSvsrSlone* sdeplala and automdic oH
40382410 *39 95 Vour Coal UHST-*.*(
(21) Black 6 Deckar Aulomotle ShuSOn* Iren. Auiomaiic shut dl and audde
isminder SaH-deanng. too.
3664.2692 *44 95 Your Coat Sa*i*r- *37.99
(22) Sunbeam Piooadttri" AuSomoHc ElacllR BHnkota. Ftaluia P M. Ptrsonal Monnonng* sysiem 10 ad|usl IP body had ano dianges m room tampetdure 100% Acnlan* acrykc FuS 8yoar warranty Bkie
38320693 *85 95 Twin Your Coat *4*i6P - *44.97
3832071 9 *74 95 Singla Your Coal (SOrOV **4.97
3832074 3 *84 95 Fun Duel Your Cool 3**<*r- *64.97
38320750 *99 95 Ouoon Duel Vour Coot t3*itr. *74.97
3832 0770 *139 95 King Dual Your COM SUOtOT *109.97
(23) Broshar UghtwaloM Freo-Arm Sawing MMno. Saws tancy dSchas satm ds-chas, drsghi suchas and og-zags. bueonhdtk. embrodeis. applqutt and monograms 35840420 *129 95 Tour Cod M0 - W.N
(1) Now Fnp Camel Back Sofa. Flips open and becomes a spare bed. height ISVs" Steeper ten^ 75Vi". 47" between arms 62"W X 30"H X 29"D.
5354-949-9 $199 95 Your Coat - $149.97
(2) Now Flip Chair. Oatmeal fabric-covered chair flips open and becomes a spare bed Measures 26% x 28 x 33"
5354-001-9 $59 95 ...........Tow Coat $!9f - $39.97
(3) Ashley Queen Anna Chorry CocMal TaMa. Gracefuiy styled in cherry veneer and solids. Measures 45 x 27 x 16".
5302 001 2 $99 00 ..........Your Cost - $79.90
(4) Now Omni Almond Galleria Chair. Modular chair with loam base and 3" cushioa Squish foam and polyester fiber fill.
5354-002-7 $99.95 ..........Your Cost $74:99 $64.99
5354-003 5 $59 95 Ottoman ... Your Cost $39.99 - $29.99
(5) OU Craft Oval Vanity Table. Bras&plated with lacquer finish for carefree, non-tarmsh perfomiance. Swivel mirror, glass shelves.
5364 007 4 ^ 95 Your Coat $89:9 $49.99
(6) Okt Craft Brass-Plated Oval Bench. Matches above and designed to fit underneath Lacquered finish frame, cushioned prilow seat
5364-008-2 $45 00 Your Cost $27:97 - $19.99
(7) Old Craft Brass-Plated Oval Serving Cart Giass shelves and brass-plaied frame plus easy-rolhng casters for mobility. 5364-002-5 $75.00 Your Cost $49:90 > $39.90
(8) Mechanical Mirror Brass-Framed Curio. Featunng nxrrored back and four shelves. Some assembly required. Measures 20 X 20 x 68" high.
5362-001 -9 $249 95 Your Cost $:9T - $129.97
(9) Foremost 3-Shelf Bookcase. Clean. Scandinavian lines and 3 large shelves for books or coltectibtes. Finished te rich Plymouth Oak. Shelf measures 30 x 11% x 41%"
5332-001-6 $89 95 Your Cost $84:9 - $44.97
(10) Foremost Copenhagen Door WaH Unit. Enclosed storage on bottom is an extra feature Unit measures 30 x 15%fi * 71 Vk" 5332-003-2 $149.95 Your Coat $89:99 - $89.99
(11) Back Chair. Oak finished frame and upholstered fabric Designed to ease back strain while sitting. Assembly required. 53886167 $39.95 ...........Your Cost $24M-$19.99
(12) Manchester Wood 5-Pc. Oval Folding Table Set Four solid oak tables in stain-resistant finish complete wih handy storage stand.
53560056 $175 00 Your Cost $89:90 $89.99(13) Quaiier 5-Pc. Party Pal" Parquet Tray Sat Woodtone
parquet pattern table lops with brass colored frames and mat ching rack.
53686136 $44 95 Your Cost $39:90 - $24.9
5368-0276 $59 95 7-Plece Your Cost $4Sh94 - $36.99
(14) Cosco 35 Folding Table. Ash rose
5322675-2 $40.00 ......... Your Cost $27:9T - $22.97
(15) Deluxe Folding Chair Set of Two. Ash rose. 53226760 $66 00 , Your Coat $37:9 - $32.99
(16) Cosco FokHng Two Step* Stool. Step heigtXs at 8%" and 17" wrth safety treads and baked-enamel tnm. Folds easily 5322 084 4 $26 00 Your Coat $17i9T - $14.99
(17) Starshine Oak Roll-Top Desk. Traditional styling with solid oak tambour door, front and trim. Easy assembly. 24 x 53 x 45" 5394 002 9 $699 95 Your Coat $49:9(r-$399.90
(18) Walnut Coat Tree. Six upper hooks and umbrella nng on the bottom Beautifully finished turned wood pole. 72" high. 5338 003 5 $24 95 Your Cost $47^ - $12.99
(19) Cane Bentwood Rocker. Walnut-fimshed bentwood frame elegantly complimented by natural cane seal and back 5388601-9 $59 95 Your Cost $3667--$29.99
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(1) Lusterlon 34W Glaw Table Lmtp. Hand-cut/hand-beveled panels framed by brass plated round steel. Beige shirred fabric on styrene shade.
6706-001-2 $100.00 Your Cost $:9r $59^
(2) Jimco 20" Glasa Table Lamp. Hexagonal crystal glass lamp with earthtone silk flowers inside. Soft pleated fabric shade, 3-way lighting.
669a002-8 $34.95 .........Your Cost SarM - $19.97
(3) JImco 29" Toucfttronic Lamp. Brass-finished table lamp you )ust touch to turn on. Includes soft-pleat shade. 29" high. 6690-0184 $80.00 .........Your Cost $49:97 - $39.99
(4) Elgin 12" Anniversary dock. Battery quartz movement, lustrous brass-finished parts, floral garland dial, rotating pendulum.
3240-021-0 $71.95 .........Your Cost $39t96 $34.99
(5) Elgin La Belle Quartz Anniversary dock. Brass-firvshed case, posts, floral garland dial. 9 x 5V x E'/z".
3240-058-2 $79.95 .........Your Cost $49:97 - $39.99
(6) Elgin Granville" 400-Day Anniversary dock.
Diamond-cut solid brass see-thru dial, rotating pendulum. 11W" glass dome.
3240037-6 $119.00 Your Cost $94:97 - $79.97
(7) Keystone 12" Bronze Piano/De^ Lamp. Antique bronze finish with adjustable arm arvj shade. On/otf switch on shade.
6704-037-8 $55.00 .........Your Cost $38^ - $34.97
(8) WaNace Organizer Desk Lamp. Adjusts in every direction twists and turns.
6736-004-0 $19.00 ..........Your Cost $14^ - $9.99
(9) Weatckn Spirit Digital Alarm, blue flourescent numerals, battery back-up system. 24-hr. alarm, drowse. 3244-104-0 $19.50 .........Your Cost $44:99 $12.94
(10) Westdox Bold I Electric Alann. Full numeral dial, sweep second hand. 5Vi" high.
3244-096-8 $8 95 ..........Your Cost $4.99 - $3.99
(11) Westdox Travebnale Quartz LCD Alarm. Folding travel case with pouch, lighted ctel, drowse feature and 24-hr alarm 3244-097-6 $20.50 .........Your Cost $44.97 - $12.96
(12) Jknco 6-Way Candlesticfc Floor Lamp. Brass-timshed with polished antique column and ivory fan-pieat shade. 63" high
6690-016-8 $109.90 ........Your Cost $79:97 $69.99
(13) Keystone Downbridge Floor Lamp. Antique bronze fintsh. 3-way lighting, metal shade. 56".
6704-018-8 $109.00 Your Cost $A7 $69.99
(14) Verichron "Academy" Clock. Solid wood schoolhouse clock in warm pine-finish with battery operated pendulum movement,
3152-058-8 $109.90 , Your C<t $$9.99 - $54.97
(15) Springfield Mariner Weather Station. Pine-fintshed sdid wood panel displays barometer, thermometer and humidity
meter. 15% x 7".
3230 30(M) $35.19.........Your Coat $a9- $19.97
(16) Elgin "Conatttutlon" Regulator Clock. Battery quartz Westminister chime movemeri in wood case with hand-rubbed
finish,
3240-050-9 $100.00 Your Cost $:97 - $59.96
(17) New Havsn Folk Art Quartz Oock. Geese in bows and hats plus other coloflul characters on 9'/* x 15%" woodtone clock,
3110 092-8 $29.95 ...... Your Cost $49:97 - $16.96
(18) New Havsn Bath Quartz Clock with Shslf & Towal Bar. One-piece, multi purpose dock measures 12Vi x 14V4" 3110 091-0 824 95 Your Coat $49:99 $12.97
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(J)MmotUltaKujnD Auto-Focus SOmm 1/1.7 Lons. MroCaUiA meed warrsffy lagtsmor
eexoes sss^x Your Cost $50.97
(4) Ssrvico Vlnyt Casan Bsg ^ ShouMsr Strap. F j Myer a tnocx SOtortirg loan Dtaomg n%ot
6652-0204 539 95 Your Cost OIO-OF- $15.97
(5) KIsot-Vu PtnSo Ubnnr. S a 4 scx/ns nnnad n goc looOng oeaay 224 pnoiQS
6594-004-t $18 95 Your Cost $040 - $7.97
(f) Forsax K-1000 Oslujcs Zoom OutltL 3Sn*n SLR camera mSF SOrrv" V2 0 A r Af 14 automate aatfi 70200rTwr( Ii4 0 tens strap and gaogei aag Lxmaa warranty regmraaon
6586052-0 5545 00 Your Cost $a!r - $259.97
(7) Yhrtlar PStJS TrsYSI Kit Bagm we the Vivita# PS35 auto camera auto tocus. auto programmeo txposure. auto tnna/mtmi, auto load auto Itm speed tattog wsti DX coded 14m (SO 64 to 1600, Ism macala wmoow and Oua-41 aactroTK Sasri inauoet camera dag. Hm. baneres and camera care M
6646014-6 $17195 Your Cost $Mr*r-$79.97
(I) KodA 3M0 Olae Caaaara. Mdtor<.zad Mm advance. Ou4l-m etectronc Item lixed locus lens 3 yesr warranty Mir s 510 X recate
6562 142 7 544 95 Your Coet tU.tT- $27.90
() Aneco 110 Tel# Ceawnarttti Winder. 2 lenses regular and Mepnolo Bu4l in MactroTK llae Power motor drive ItlOOB a sanas a pctures - FASP 6504416-4 129 95 Your Coet $l9iff-- 91$.97
(10) FoleeoM WO Htgh Speed Color Lend FWn. 2 peck Mir s 52 00 rettate 6646461-9 520 60 Your Coal 4dWT-$15.97
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(12) Vetbon Oakiia Channel Lag Trtpod. Gear operated. My adiusiabie pan head 59'/i" maunum
6660412-3 $74 95 Your Coat IWitT $39.97
(13) Cditl Silvarskin Aulolocus Case. Orop-lront aulplocus pouch wilh pitin iming
65564062 $18 X Your Cost 4F $7.97
(14) Cenon Sure Shot Supreme 3Smm Auto Focue Camera. Auio wmc rewmo DX codmg. auto Hash sell time, and 1/2 8 tens Carxm USA t year umueo warranty
6550 040 7 $301 00 Your Cost $4Wi9T $159.97
(15) Nikon Tele-Touch Camera. Aulo locus, aulo advance auio rewind, smart Hash (with override) DX ccxje (6416X) includes Mhsim baiieiy. 35 70mm lens with macro Fu ihloimalion LCD
6568-030-8 $399 X Your Coat SaSPiSr-$199.97
(16) Olympus Intlnlty Jr. Fully automate 35mm aulplocus lens shuner camera wtn elect/one programmed shutter aulo trim load advance, slop and rewino BuA-m Hasn Hies auiomalcaUy m low itghi stuaiions
6622 0264 SI95 X Your Cost S***;9r - $1M.97
(17) Bauseh 6 Lomb "Arlsts" Outdooraman Sunglaaaes. Designed loi highly active sports ReniorceO brow bar adds siaCtey and prevents per^xra sen from getting mio ihe eyes
6406 X2 3 $59 X Vouf Cost $44idf - $39.97
(It) Bautch $ Lomb Metal Ray-Ban Aviator Sunglaaaea. Check uHra woiei and irSrared rays and preserve true color values Precision crstied Includes carrying case
64X XI 5 $49 X Your Coat $34.99 - 529.97
64X004 9 $49 00 Your Cost $4!9f 529.97
(19) Bauech 6 Lomb Ray-Ban Waytarar" Sunglasaat. PMlte Irame and neutral gray G 1S lenses
6406 005 6 543 95 Your Co $39r99 $26.97
(20) Bauseh A Lomb Vagabond" Sunglatett. Mock lortoise Irame with carrying case
64X 0064 $43 95 Your Coal SSOiOT - $26.97
(21) Bauseh $ Lomb Ray-Ban 'Wiytarer" Sunglaaaat. Mock Tortoise 64X407 2 $43 95 your Cost t39ir - $26.97
(22) Oiaawnd Black Tripod Caat. 4X Oerver nylon. My nppereO back w4h strap
6570 015 5 $24 X Your Cost SBrtf $6.97
(23) Buahnad Aalro Bannar Talaacopa. 4X leiescope wuh 300mm local lengths, addmonei lenses aaessones and Aximulh mount 640441S1 $269 95 Your Coet l9r - $139.97
(24) Buthnall 10x50 WIda Angle Sportvtaw Binocular. Features extra powar lor kjng range viavwng Wide angle lens with a large X7' hekJ-ol view inste-FocuS* Deluxe case included
6404415 7 $101 95 Your Coal SW.90 - $59.97
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6900165-9 $1249 95 Youf CoatMIM $SM.9
(I) Sharp 100-Wan Rack Synam. AM/FM/FM tterao. 5band graprtc equalaar: dual casseca wimtkgh spaed dub and conanuoui puy: samrauiomatt: lurrkaOle; 12" 3-way speaker system and oak lirashad rack wnh lul giats door and aasy-roa casters Model SY56600
6890117-6 $649.95 Yew Coat $491.97 - $469.96
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6848-919-4 $1550 00 Your Coat SMII.IV $1099.96
Harwood Haavy-Outy Raplaoaniant Baltary for Camoordar.
6898 009-3 $55 95 You Co $39.97
(4) TDK 2-Paok Corapaei VWao Caaaanaa. EMGTC2(V2
6940 029-9 $19,95 Your Coal $9.97
(5) 01VH9 oela CuatiWacocPar. 3 7 lbs witfi banary p to 1 hour recordlplty
capaa.ky Vi" CCO imager. 6.1 power loom Auto (ocustins II 2 lens Low hghl sen-smvky o< 7 lux. VHS K3 perlormanc Macro tocusng Ateo 4i4e balance. YMelceiser loci zone inocaiors Mtgh spaed shuOer Sacklignting Quck record review. W vew ndar wsh Viaon ad|uamara. Standard acoassonei. lachargaabla badary/AC adap-tor/T 20 tapa/T 20 tapa cassatla adapter I functnn remote control, shoulder strap. 9-9l0
6798 0748 $1399 00 Tour Coat IMI.t7 $699.97
(I) Sony VanleaHn-Thear itaadpHona. iMDRWia 6910 9056 $16 95 Tour Coal $12.97
(7) Ktaaa XK-200 WMata Haodphnna. Consists ol an advincad taehnology sieieconona. sokd-siaia mrarad iran$mtar and AC adaptar Powered by a 9-voii battery Feaiurat a sitrtofmono switch and volume control
6824624-1 $14995 .............. You CoaUtM9r9T $119.96
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63109005 $329 95 Your Cual 6116 ft- $199.97
(9) IM EXQ Otymple Raeordlna KR. Indudta 3 ExVi High Grad# VHS cassenas.
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and summer games Mir s $2 40 rebate good thru if3i/88
6814 933 5 $44 95 Your Coal $a**r- $17.39
(10) Manall 3-Pack VHS Tapa. Includes 2 standard and 1 hi(^ grade cassaua. 2EX/1HGX
6862-0216 $34 85 Your CnaCtia.Pt tll.H
(11) Panaaonic Tabla Modal VCR. Designer senas O^yiai quatttunng - tODchannal
cafbility HQ 7 day/2 program imer. 1 touch record VYiralesa remote conlrol High speed OmnSeerch Dusty Rose Model PV-2700R
6848 917-8 $395 CO Your Coat taiP.dT- $259.96
(12) RCA 2-Haad VHS VCR wnh remote piogrammmg Aevenl. l yr programmable iimer High quakly Model VPT290
687S87D2 $479 95 . Your Coat699.r- $249.97
(13)ToohlbiVH8VCR. i22-channeiC4Bl compatible 4headVCwim4eveht/146ay programmable bmei and l9-function wsaless lamoie comrol. Modal M-7600 6902-044-4 $549.00 Your Cull $399 tr- $279.97
(14) Cealo Pocket Color LCD TV. Crisp, living color m the palm ol your hand. 2" scrotn, 3-way power supply option. Model TV300
67640052 $159 95 Your Colt J119i9f $99.97
(15) Oynoiound CO Coeo. Holds 40 CD's Individual companmantt Four vertical storage compartments
6810-9006 $29 95 Your Coet.t44.9r- $12.97
(16) OE AC/DC Component Music Sytlam with CO Playe. Ful loatute wim LCO display 4 detachable speakers. 5band graphc equaluer. 6 oushbuoon casstlte Iranspoil Model 3-7060
6600-3524 $399 95 Your Cual tMt.tC- $269.96
(17) OE 26" Siarao Color TV. 26" momor/iaeaivr w4h Nao-Vision picluie systam. bud'in siereo/bilingual capsbiMy. 147onannel capabiMy: keyboard random access and programmable scan rwnole and on-screen duplay Model 52668
6795081-3 $699.95 Tour Cuel.UM.tT- M79.96
(II) Teee Compecl OIk Player. 3-beam laser pckup Overtampkng diffiai (iiier 32 seiociion random memory FulHunciion temle conlrol Index search Muta-lunclion display. Bi-diteclional Hack search. Mutii-iepeai function. Model PO-400 5922 8953 $350 00 Your Coat SIM.fO - 6179.90
(19) RCA 13" XL-100 Color TV wan keyboard lunmg I47<hannal bioadcaai/cabit RiiMg Model EPR355W
6875877.7 $299 96 Your CoM 1119 9T $199.97
(20)06 9" Portable Color TV. 2-knob mechamcal lunmg lyaiem Auto color system Amoirequencyconuoi 100% sokdsiaie chassis Coax cable amennaconnacior'Modal 50904
6795071-4 $249 95 Tour Coat 84W* - 17.96
OE 9" ACmC Portable Color TV. Indudei car adaoioi cord
67950576 $279 95 Tour Coot *$*t*T- $1M.94
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(1) Toshiba FM/AM/FM Stereo Radio Cassette Player wKh Auto Reverse. 3-band graphic equafizer. But-in anti-roBing mechantsm Auto shutoif ghtweighi stereo headphones and carrying cracSe included Model KT-4037
6902-040-2 $79 95 Your Cost SSMft - $56.96
(2) Panasonic Radio Cassette Personal Stereo. Fast forward/rewind Auto Stop. FM distance/local sensitivity switch. LED FM stereo indicator Detachable belt dip. Stereo headphones. Model RXSA60PK 6874-864-9 $39.95 ........ Your Cost $2Af - $27.97
(3) Panasonic FM Stereo Headphone Radio. resistant. Folding design Rubber hekcai whip antenna Stereo-mono mode seiedor, DX-local sensitivity selector Model RF-HD5
6874-862-3 $69.95 ............Your Cost 149.97
(4) Sony FM/AM Walkman* Stereo Casaette-Corder. Stereo recor ding capabity. Compact sae. One poird stereo mic suppled Headphone cord antenna Local/DX switch.
6884-115-4 $79 95 Your Cost S6rM $66.96
(5) Sony Sports FM Waikman. Water resistant One chip mtegrated or-cult Comfortable, water resistant MDR headphones. LED stereo/battery indicator Supplied carrying case Model Sf^-4
6884-113-9 $59 95 .............Your Cost S44.*f - $39.97
(6) Regency 10-Chaiuiai Automatic Progranunable Scanner. 10 channels, 6 bands and "Search" tor unknown frequencies. Modd R1070 6908017-4 $159 95 ...........Your Cost $99!9T $89.97
(7) Uniden Ultra Compact Rader Detector. X and K band detector with Dual Conversion Superheterodyne technology. Model HD-7 Not available in Virginia
6758-134-6 $239 95 Your Cost U <9i9r - $139.97
(8) Panasonic Mini FM/AM/FM Stareo Dual Caasetta Recorder.
Preset Touch N Tune FM station Relay play and synchro start Cue/review Soft eiea. One touch recording. Bu*-in condenser tnic. White Model RX-FW18
6874-854-0 $99 95 Your Coat $28.88 $89.96
(9) 3M 5-Pack High Blae Audk) Ceeeetlea. Excelent etoctromagneiics. low noise levels, preosion tape transport Includes $1.00 in stani rebate plus $1.25 mfr s rebate good thru 1/31/88. #XSII90i.
6814-061-5 $16 99 ........Your Coat 18.89 - $7.24
3M 5-Pacfc FefHc Oxida Audio Casaattee. ICX90-5
6814-062 3 $9 99 Your Cost $8.89- $5.99
(10) TDK 4-Pack 90-Mlnute Csssattss. 4D90U4
6940-923 3 59 95 Your Cost $8.88'-$4.92
(It) Panasonic Mini AM/FM/FM Stereo Radio Dual Cassette Recorder. New acoustic labyrinth XBS. Auto reverse. Bult-in 4-band graphic equalrar High speed and synchro-starl editing. Relay play. Auto stop Cue/revtew 1-touch record Ambience stereo. Model RX-FW39 6874 184 2 $199.95 Your Com $138.98 - $159.96
(12) GE Faehion AM/FM Radio Cssaatts Taps Playsr. 3" dynamc speaker /Wlo shulolf in play mode. AC converter included AFC on FM Model 85606
6800 382 1 $44 95 Your Coat $38:88 $29.96
(1^ Magnavox Dual Cassette Stereo Redki Becoider. AM/FM stereo High speed tXibbng 5 speaker system 5-band graphc equalizer. Modei 06300
6840-068-8 $149 99 Your Coat $149.89 - $99.96
(14) Magnavox Compact Stereo Muek System. AM/FM/MuKipiex receiver Dual soft-louch cassette decks with dgital counter. High speed tape-iolape dubbing. Continuous tape-to-tape play. IDband graphic equalizer Semi-automatic luU-size belt-dnve turntable CD/AUX input capabftity Stereo headphone jack. Two 6W speakers Model MX1910 6840 064-7 $229 99 . Your Coel $138.88 $159.97
(15) QE Spacemaker* Stereo Kitchen EnteftWnmem Cantar AM/FM radio and cassette player with 2-frofft-fired speakers Easy mounting system for under-cabinet mounting or can be used as tree-stancftng table umt. Model 7-4269
6600-370-6 $99.95 Your Coat $88.88 - $66.96
(16) GE "The Jammer" AM/FM DlgNal Oock Radio. Steep switch Snooz-Alarm battery backup includes Bed Bud" headphones for pnvale listening Model 7-4607WH
6800 371 -4 $32.95 Your Cost $24.88 - $22.96
(17) Panatonic AM/FM Olgttal Oomt Radio. Oecorakve cube design Green LED digital risplay Sure-Time" battery backup system Doze/sleep function Radio/buzzer alarm. Separate hour/minute time settings Model RC-60MR
6874-858-1 $49 95 ...... Your Coat $38.8 $36.96
(18) GE Voice Activated MIcrocaesette Rscordsr. Vanable voce ac tivaOon, recharge capabiWy option, 2-speed operation, pause. 3-<igil tape counter Model 3-5326
6800-365-6 $59 95 Your Cost $38:88 - $34.96
Maxell 3-Pack 604Hnute Mtcrocaaaattes. 4MC60UD3PK 6862 020-2 $9 27 Your Cost fMT- $8.97
(I) Phone-Mate BeaperlM* Remote Aneweiing Machine. Voice ac tivaled message, nng delay Toll Saver, variable OGM Model 6900.
6882-013-3 $119 95 ...............Your Coat - $69.97
(2-3) ITT Citation Own-A-Phone. Desk/wall mountable with lone dialing. adiustable nnger volume control with pull-out directory Model 2020 6808 899-6 $44 95 Grey Your Coat JU4:97 - $29.97
6808 898-8 $44 95 Almond Your Coat $34iT - $29.97
(4) Panaaonlc 32-Number Memory Phone. 32-number one-touch auto speed dialer, hold, last number re^Jial, tone/pulse IKX-T2325. 6874-616-3 $49,95 .................Your Coal i39r9T - $34.97
(5) GTE Feature-4>hone wrtth Olal-Rlght Olaplay It Speakerphone. 40# one-touch memory One-tooth redial Busy dial Hold Pause Tone/pulse swrtchable Desk/wan mountable, Buill-in Timer Model 2450. 6796-970-9 $107,95 ...............Your Coat $9MT- $79.97
(6) K.C. Bearlfone II. Mouth and eyes are synchronized to caller's voice thru buat-m speakerphone. Tone/pulse switchabie, full size keypad, electronic hold. Model 362142
6916-008-3 $179.95 ........Your CoatJ$9:T $89.97
(7) Canon PC Cartridgea. PC cartridge system for all PC copiers makes Canon PC's virtually service-freo The cartndge provides no mess, nofuss loner. Black. Model F412302100,
6454-001 6 $94,95 ....................... Your Coat $79.97
(9) Canon PC-25 Plain Paper Copier. Personal cartndge copier makes It plain and simple. Reduces, enlarges and makes 20 copies up to legal size from originals as large as 10 x 14", The PC cartridge system allows you to change the toner with no mess and no fuss. Simple to operate. PC cartridges not included.
6454-002-4 $159500 .........Your Coat $9:97 $899.97
(9) Hewlett-Packard Bualneaa ConauHant. Adapts to your needs with built in formulas, your personalized formulas, menus and sdtkeys. Mir's $20 00 rebate good thru 12/31/87. IHP-18C
6970-012-8 $175.00 ............Your Cost $129.97
Hewlett Packwd Printer Deck lor HP-18C and HP-28C
6970 013-6 $135.00 .............Your Coat $188:97 - $119.97
(10) Cask) SF-3000 Digital Diary. FuS month calendar (Jan 1901 - Dec. 2099) 200 years. Scherkie furxdion with time sort Menxt's and lelephone schedule. Memory capacity 1497 characters (expandable) Telephone number data storage.
6960-9469 $79 95 ........ Your Coat $88:97 $59.97
(II) Casio Scientific Calculalor. Math, science and engineering usage with 105 total functions. 10 (kgit mantissa, 2 digit exponent LCD readout. With math book. #FX115M.
696043164 $24.95 Your Coat $18:97 $14.97
(12) Epson Bite Electronic Typewriter. 16K editable, expandable memory, built-in 75.000 word programmable dictionary and Thesaurus with Spet'Check; bidkadxvial prinling; 1 line by 34 character LCD display: built-in aaraSei computer interlace. Optional Smart Application Cartndges available Model 350-t,
6826007-2 $599.99 ..............Your Coat $349:97 - $279.97
(13) Brother Electronic Typewrite with Wotd-Spell. 4.000 character memory, buJt-m 60,000 word dictionary with 190 user-programmable words "find". "Word-Out"/"Lme-Out" correction, 10/12 pitch, daisy wheel #AX-24.
6450-049-9 $399.95 ........Your Coat $189:97 $189.97
(14) Scotch EXG 5W Disketlaa. Double side, double dens4y. i2-pack. 6814-042-5 $22.79 ............... Your Coat $8:97 $8.97
(15) Yamaha Full Slas Eleetronlc Keyboard. 61 full-size keys. 32 FM instrument voices, 16 PCM rhythms, programmable drummer, auto bass chord system and two bult-in speakers with stereo symphonic effect. #PSR-32.
6994-0161 $449.95 Your Coet $338:97 $299.97
(16) Catio Electronic Keyboeid with 8 Drum Pads. Portable 8-note poiychomc stereo keyboard with 49 keys, 8 built-in drum pads lor "drum solos' and real tkhe memory. 12 preset sounds, 12 digital rhythm, auto accompanimenl, auto chords, bu4t-in stereo speakers, hneout for home stereo use and headphone jack Uses optional DP-t drumpads and SS-1 Sound Sticks. Model MT-520,
6962 061 5 $299,50 ..............Your Coat $3Bt:r-$189.97
(17)GortllaAinpiMar. Features Tube Slack* Sound for authentic over-Ohve sound. heavyKluty 8" speaker; 15W RMS power Works great lor keyboards too! #TC35.
6804 0161 $109.95 .......... Your Cort $88rfr- $79.97
(19) Harmony Eloetite Guitar. Maple neck with rosewood ngerboard; edfustabie bndge, 3-way pick-up switch, 2 col pickups, volume and lone controls bright finish, IH722R.
6804 02M $129 95 Your Coet489:9r-$79.97
(19) Harmony Conoort Folk Guitar. 6 steel strings. Steel reinforced ad-lustawe 'eck Adjustable pin bridge. Solid headstock with 3-m-ime tuning machines. Protective pickgoard, hi-doss finish.
6804-0062 $74,95 ....... Your Coe* $88!9ff- $49.97
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2144-02M $34 95 Yoor Cost - $22.94
(2) Kolcraft FUp 'N Go II Tot-Rider* . Just place tod-der in, flip up the shield, buckle auto belt and go. Shield rotates forward for quick-in/out convenierrce Extra large seating area
2144-035-9 $19.95 . Your Cost $1S.M $12.96
(3) Century Super Cradle N Swing Set. Basinette removes from swing assembly to use as a portable cradle 2046-011 -9 $79 95 Your Cost $64.9 $59.90
(4) Coeco High Chair. Molded tray and footrest plus self-engaging lock T-strap restrairrt be# for safely.
2094-002-9 $42 95 Your Cost $34.99 $29.99
(5) Nu-Une 4-Wey Portable PervCrlb". Select hardwood with hand-rubbed finish Adiustabte 4-po6ition logs and reinforced mattress support, vinyl-covered foam pad.
2176-011-1 $79.95 Yoor Cost $i9t9? $49.99
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(6) Century Newstar Coupe Walker. Easy assembly, folds flat to store
2046-007-7 $31.95 Your Cost $36:90 $21.96
(7) Gerry Flip-Top Diaper Pail. Foot-activated flip-top lid, holds up to 60 diapers. Safety lock helps keep toddlers out. 20840096 $13,95 Yoor Cost $49r9T - $8.97
(8) Gerry* Big Bath* . Design^ for babies up to 2'/z years. Works in bathtub or on ftat surface, holds 13 quarts. 2084-0KM $12.95 Your Cost $9i99- $7.97
(9) Nu-Une Bed Guard RaU. Fold-out arms go between mattress and spnng to convert an ordinary bed into a protected bed.
2176606-7 $14.95........Your Cost $*+:94 - $9.97
(10) Nu-Une Security Gate. Solid hardwood with plastic mesh can be pressure mounted to any door or hallway. Win not mar walls,
2176 001 -2 $14 95 Your Cost $9.96
(11) CokNnbia 26 Ladies Royel 6S 3-Speed Touring
Bicyde. Lug frame, tounng handlebar, tenders, deluxe saddle. dual caliper brakes, resin tooth pedals. Blue. 7670-129-1 $99.95 Your Cost $89:99 - $79.99
(12) Columbia 26" Men's Centnim 10-Speed Racer. Lug
frame/fork construction, molded grips, gumwa# tires, sidepun brakes, dual brake levers, quilted racing saddle, resin tooth pedals.
7670-125-9 $79.95 Your Cost $69:90 - $64.96
Columbia 26 Ladies' Centrum 10-Speed Racer. 7670-126-7 $79.95 . Your Cost S8:9-$64.96
(13) Hedstrom 12%" Boy's Ruff Stuff Bicycls. Shiny black enamel frame. Blackwall pneumatic tires. Nylon handlebar pad. Padded saddle Training wheels Coaster brake
7878618-6 $59 95........Your Cost $49r99- $44.97
(14) Hedstrom 12% Girls Cotton Candy** Bicyde. Cot
ton candy pink frame. Pink pneumatic tires. Molded carryall basket. Padded saddle. Training wheels. Coaster brakes
7878619-4 $59 95 Your Cost $49t99 - $44.97
(15) Columbia Girls Powder Puff 20" Bicycle. BMX styl
mg in a girl's frame fashioned in powder puff pink with pink and white checked pdlow block stem and power handlebars 7670-119-2 $79 95 Your Cost $69,99-$59.96
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' 3 544 95 Your Coal $8*!* . $34.97
(13) Cowman Pvraonal 16 Cooltr. l d conveis lo and O^nk hottjef ''^0528 51695 Your Coet 6i4if $11.98
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1128039 5 $22 95 Your Cott Si*** $16.97
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1266059-9 $24 95 Your Coet 84**^-$17 97
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1280 009 0 514 95 '' Your C^S*- $8 49
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1591 7610 579 95 Your Coal SOOrOn $64 90
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1452 138 9 $149 95 Your Coal S4l9i*- $109.97
(25) Wilson K-28 3-Pc. Wood Set. Ligniwgni steel shafts and Cycoiac' ace -nsen Set mciuoes 1 3 and 5 woods
'452 137 1 $99 95 Your Com J8.04. $69 97
(28) Doreon Diplomat GoH Glove. F.nesi leather avaiabie Soft #imlor gieaie D Oh club velcro lab bal marker and vems beiwaen each irngei Assorted sres -eft and nghi nanded ptayers
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1058013 2 $19 00 Your Coal lifc**-$14 99
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1198 112 3 532 95 Your Coal $8.** $19,99
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1472903 $24 95 Your Coat $9.9-$19.99
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147290'5 $24 95 Your Coal I49!9 $19 96
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1586021 4 569 95 Your Coal$*i-$49.94
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11560891 $1095 Your Coat *M-$8.98
(18) DIvaraHlad Froducta Walghl Lifting Glovaa. Spandax 2-way siralch sfcwos with adivaivt daauc wnaiciand
1159090-7$11M Your CoatJfci-97.97
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1444 007 7 $489 95 Your Cost HBItB - $349.98
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1150-1026 5119 95 Your Coal 199.89 599.97
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6482 123-4 $44 95 Your Cost $34t99 - $29.97
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3808-098-2 $19 95........Your Cost S4a;92 - $12.99(4) Emerson VHS "HQ Wireless Remote Control VCR.
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6768 136-1 $159.95 Your Cost $190.97 - $99.97
(6) Panasonic Integrated Telephone Answering System. Beeperless remote answering machine with variable message plus 16-number automatic dial telephone with speakerphone function and electronic hold
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602CM309-4 $37.00 Your Cost $89:99 - $18.94
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$5 OFF Twill shirt
Long-sleeved woven twill shirt in 4 colorsjade, red, blue and grape. Button flap chest pocket. Reg. $12.99
YOUR CHOICE
Sizes 8-20
Great gifs FREE with purchase! $4 OFF Gown with cuddly bear
Yoke front white flannel gown with red plaid accents and a bear screen print. Polyester. Reg. $18.99 Not shown: Sweatshirt with a free camera 14.99
Dorm shirt with radio
Bedtime is fun time in this jersey knit dorm shirt with a novelty print. Shirttail hem. Polyester. AM radio.
Batlenes tof radio not included
30% OFF SELECTED NIGHTWEAR
Sizes 4-14
Sizes 4-1
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u
1 NT GRE55 9G
GENUINE LEATHER*3-5 OFF
Reg. $42.99-$49.992g'-3f
Designed with comfort and style. Soft, supple, genuine leather uppers have fully cushioned insoles. Lightweight polyurethane soles and heels are injected with tiny air bubbles for cushioned softness. Choose from wing-tip and classic slip-on styles.
All styles not available in all stores
Choice
only
HOUDAt' HOME SAVINGS
Colormate by CANNON.
SAVE 50% on 100% cotton bath towels
Winter White
SALE
tolormate and Living Home towels for a beautiful bath.
.Choose from 24 colors, the kest is easy...It all coordinates!
^$5.49 hand towels 2.99
$2.99 washcloths 2.49
Coordinating plush bath rug.
22x35-in. Reg. $9.99... .6.99 $24.99 shower curtain.. 19.99 $9.99 Living Home bath towel.........4.99
Q44
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^ Bath,
reg. $7.99
ideal for induction cooking systems, as well as conventional ranges and solid element cook tops
11-pc. set includes:
1V2-qt. and 2'/2-qt. covered saucepans
3V2-qt. covered saucepan with steamer insert
6 qt. covered Dutch oven
8 and 10 in. skillets
Cookware, cutlery set. canister sets are not ava ial Ashland, Danville, Gastonia, Greenville, High Poi
SAVE $25 Cutlery set
$29
Reg sep. prices total $54,98
Set; paring, utility, filet, chef, carver, 6 steak knives, sharpening steel, block. Plus, carving board.
Steak knife set
Reg. $9 99 0
4-pc.
Cutlery set
Reg. $19.99 Q99
5-pc. W
' 82140,54821.54922,54923,54^
SAVE $10 Canistdrs^
Reg. $39.99 Charming Home is Where the Heart Is" 4-pc. ceramic set, Seal-Tight lids.
Coordinating caramic and kitchen textiles on SALE
Barth & Dreyfuss
12 GRE55 NTS i
SAVE $20 Elgin clock
39
Reg. $59.99 Westminster chime anniversary clock. Brass-plated base.
Spartus
Waltham
clock
24
Reg. $39.99
Anniversary clock.
SAVE 20%-40% on all Spartus/Waltham. Tradition clocks
Clocks are available in Larger Stores only
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The ultimate kitchen ap- ilftflQ
pliance: chops, slices, fcl J pur^s, grates, blends, ^ grmds, more. ^
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SAVE *30 Short Ordw II
Versatile. 2-speed, easy to use, handy on-off switch. Chops, crumbs.
Compact, yet powerful. 29
slices, purees.
Reg. $69.99 purees.
Tabi* apptanoas not m AaNand
Easy to i^, easy to dean. Chops, crumbs, slices,
Reg. $49.99
S/WE*10ShOl
Chops vegetables, nuts, fruits, meats... onions without tears. Compact, easy to dean.
Reg. $29.99
Lady Kenmore iron
Automatic shut-off keeps OflQQ ironing worry-free. Silver-WSOt^, 51 steam vents, self deaning. ^
Kenmore coffeemaker
24-hour digital clock timer
lets you wake up to fresh-
ly brewed coffee anytime. t'iQQa
Filters included. Reg. 539.99
Kenmore toaster
4-slice toaster has delicate ai AQQ pastry setting, numerical IJl color control. Hinged crumb tray is easy to clean.
Khmore blender
10-speeds to blend every- *i AQQ
thing from pancake batter and gravies to frothy milk ^ shakes. Easy to dean.
1 NTS GRE55 13
Sears 60 car battery
Up to 500 amps cold cranking power for fast, sure startssummer and winter. Sizes for most cars.
Sears 50-month battery, 39.99 with trade-in
Uned warranty kx months apecifted Sm store tor de<a(s
flesponse
y shocks with 40% nfroi area than stan-
each
RT ahocks-com-
a^weather fluid for and control.
each
idsr Gas shocks
for cars and light diarged for excep-and control!
Gas MacPherson 99.99 pair INSTALLED pair INSTALLED
45,000-mile wrearout warranty
SuperGuoid
Regulai
Sale
Response
pnce
ptiM
Redial
eacti
adi
P165V80R13
$83 99
S49.M
P18S80R13
94 99
5S.M
P195/75R14
104 99
MJ9
P20S75R14
108 99
89.M
P215/7SR15
11499
71.
P22V75ni5
116.99
73.
Other sizes available
iBeg.
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P1550R13
Keviar* aramid over ilded beltsgreat ph an extra-quiet
\Mtm$mnCharge rnOtKoimCml
CHAUjNGE
SEAR$
our price, warranty ionthen to find deal!
I tor as long as you own i
f. UmRad wreranty See store tor details
IdutyiA'Steel construction ' Si tor many imports. 29.99
iMillile. Owl and welded exhaust systems otompe wkI hangers, it needed. extra.
QUALITY SEARS FAMILY BIKES
ON SALE!
All ROWERS AND EXERCISE CYCLESON SALE!
Mens 10-speed racer, BMX for boys and hi-rise for girls. ONE LOW PRICE!
. SAVE $33 mens 26-in. B. SAVE $23 girls 20-in. C. SAVE $33 boys 20-in.
10-speed racer with hi-rise has decorated BMX has sturdy steel
side-pull caliper chainguard. Coaster frame and a coaster
brakes. Reg. $99.99 brake. Reg. $89.99 brake. Reg. $99.99
Bikes and fitness equipment require some assembly
SAVE *30-M00 on a rower, weight set/bench combo or wheel cycle with quality features!
D Wheel cycle with all- E. 132-lb. DP weight set F. Rower/multi-exercis-
welded steel frame and and bench combo. er converts for press-
speedometer/odome- Regular separate es, squats, curls and
ter. Reg. $109.99 prices total $199.99 more. Reg. $129.99
40/2/200-amp charger
Reg $139.99
Craftsman professional-quality charger.
Automatic charger
Introductory SALE a jm qq
Reg price will be $39.99
10-amp fast charge plus 2-amp rate.
Vh ton jack with stands
While quantities last
4499
Compact jack with pair of 2-ton stands.
Wet/dry car vac
Reg $24 99
Picks up dirt, dust-even liquid! Attachments.
Halogen headlights
For rourid 4-lighl system
For rourid 4-lighl system Sears reg pnce Seers eele price
Less mir s mail-in rebate
999
6.99
-2.00
Your cost after rebate 4.99
Other types also on safe
Plush seat covers
In sizes to fit most cars
Sears reg pnce 1199
Less mtr.'S maif-in rebate -2.00
Your cost alter rebate 9.99 1 NTS GRE55 15L
GIUE QUALITY: GIVE CRAFTSMAN
FOR FINE/ROUGH FINISHING
1/5-HP motor delivers 4000, orbits/strokes per minute ' Uses 1/3 sheet3%x7-in. sanding area
Craftsman pad sanders as low as... 29
16 GRE55 NTS i
WITH SCREWDRIVER BIT SET
' 2/5-HP motor reverses to back out bits and screws ' Includes 2 Phillips and 2 slotted screwdriver bits
Craftsman drills as low as... 2999
WITH CARRYING CASE
2V4-HP motor delivers 5000 RPM Includes rip guide with 4-inch fence Craftsman circular saws as low as...
39
VARIABLE SPEED SABRE SAW
ROUTER WITH FREEHAND BASE
6-IN. BENCH GRINDER
BELT SANDER WITH CASE
9-IN. BUFFER/ POLISHER
SAVS $30 9Q99
Reg. $59.99
Base tilts up to 45". 1/4-HP.
Special purchaaa 3/8-in drill with 5-pc
screwdfivof btl set 1 /3-HP motor .....29.W
Quantities limrted
BIG BUY! QQ99
Special purchase 1-HP. Ring type adjustment.
Special purchase yVs-in. circular saw with
cartxde tipped blade. 2/B-HP.........39.99
Quantities limited
SAVE $20 OQ99
Reg. $59.99
3800 RPM. 36-grit and 60-grit wheels.
VALUE! CQ99
Special purchase 1-HP. Auto belt tracking.
Quantities limited S>IVE$20 3^^dialmotonpadsander,39.99
10699
SAVE $20 CQ99
Reg. $79.99
Includes bonnet, wax and glaze.
Special purchase 6-in sander/poii^er with
case Two speeds............... 59.99
Quantities limited
ALL THESE CRAFTSMAN MECHANICS' TOOL SETS:
Are warranted forever* Include standard and metric sockets Are nickel-chrome plated
Have 1/4,3/8, and 1/2-in. drive tools Have regular and deep sockets
20-INCH TOOL BOX
8-DRAWER
WORKBENCH
BIG BUY!
Special purchase Quantities limited
Includes tote.
VALUE! 3.<trawer chest
19 149 ^ 9f ssa.
Extension with surface vise. 4-drawer chest. 2-drawer cabinet. Homeowners quality.
SAVE 950 5-drawer worlrbench with door, 99.99
39.99
199
SAVE $200
Reg. separate poces total $499 98
299
BUYS BOTH! BUYS BOTH!
Professional quality.
1 NTS GRE55 17
CRAFTSMAN FOR CHRISTMAS
Lab tested for dependable performance
Compact size with full power
Sanding 'belt table tilts and locks Powerful 1/3-HP motor
anywhere from 0-90 Removable backstop for working
Work table tilts down to 45 with longer pieces
4x36-in. belt and 6-in. disc Includes sanding belt and disc
SAVE $30 8-in. drill press. 3 speeds 1/6-HP 119.99
Bench power tools require some assemblyA trusted name in gift giving for over 60 years
1/2-HP Gi OPENER 3-FUNCT TRANSM
lus added versatility
Powerful 1/2-HP motor lifts any residential garage door Over 19,000 security codes
Sold separately 1/3-HP garage door opener 149.99
ASK ABOUT SEARS AUTHORIZED INSTALLATION
Your actual monthly payments can vary depending on your account balance i NTS GRE55 19
' Two 3-function transmitters let you turn on indoor and outdoor lights"
"When used with light control receivers
8-inch table saw
1/2-HP develops 1-HP. Extensions.
SAVE $30 8V4-in. chop saw. 1/-HP, 119.99
119^
10-inch band saw
Table tilts to 45. Q99
1/5-HP motor. *
SAVE $30 4'/e-in jomler'planef 119.99
16-gallon wet/dry vac
Reg separate prices QQ99
total $164 95
SAVE $25 6-gal wet dry vac 1.25-HP, 49.99 Reg separate prices total $75,95
Compact compressor
3/4-HP motor. 2.7 QQ99 SCFMal40PSI.
SAVE $200 2-HP 20-gal compressor 399.99
4-HP air compressor
10.3 SCFM at 40 OQQ99 PSI. 20-gal. tank,
SAVE $20 Gen. purpose 1-qt spray gun 59.99
Reg $69 99^^99
Sato Ids Ok. 24
Hi-speed dub. AM/FM stereo.
20 GRE55 NTS i
Slide volume. Headphones.
Banenesaxtra
IHm Style
Reg.
$29.99
9*number memory plus redial.
Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.
Zoombli
Rag. $99.99 JQ99 Sato ends Dk. 31*T9
7upto15povrarx 35mm. Versatile!
washer
giJ299
3 water temps.
WNe only
46701
86701
3-cycle dr\
Reg $269.99 2 temp, controls.
White only
Portable washer
^1 379
9 cycles, 2 speeds.
While only
Portable dr
Reg.
$299 99 4 temp, controls.
White Colors extra
Americas best-selling name in major home appliances'
%
66932
58911
Side-by-side
699
19.0 cu. ft.r frostless.
White Colofs extra.
Compact
sr *78
1.5 cu. ft., ice tray.
Chest freezer
Reg $249 99 1 QQ98 Almondonty I
6.0 CU. ft, bcK basket
26168 Upright freezer
Reg ^9 99 i CMIW
Almond ooty I W V
6.0 CU. ft, lock, basket
2-speed vac
Reg $169 99 QQ99 Sale ends Dec 24 ww
8 height settings.
Hand vac Reg AQ99
$69 99 til
Light/rotating brush.
Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.
Sewing machine
Reg
$139 99
Straight zig-zag slitch.
Sale ends Dec 24
Your choice
19
Scissors or basket.
ji.Sj:j iV Ti-
ALL IICROWAVES
jnSALE
ONLY *74
Reg. $79
Our lowest priced microwave is now priced even lower!
Accuwave cooking helps cook food evenly
400 watts for fast cooking!
Microwave cookbook
SAVE *60
Kenmore Solid state microwave oven
Reg.
$189.99 Under-cabinet/ wall-mount*
Variable power Touch controls 500 watts
Brackets extra
12988
SAVE *100
Family-size meals in minutes with 650 watts of power!
Reg 17Q98
$279.99 1 1 9 Variable power cooks, reheats, defrosts, morel Temperature probe eliminates guesswork 650 watts of power for fast cooking
88329
22 GRE55 NTS 2
ALL HWASHERS
SALE ONLY *199^
Reg. $229
Our lowest priced dishwasher is now priced even lower!
2-level wash Power miser option reduces electrical usage of dishwasher by approx. 1/3 during normal use 24-in. built-in
SAVE *140
Cleans the really tough loads with Pots/pans cycle
9QQ98
$439.99
Rinse aid dispenser helps leave dishes spotless
Rinse/hold cyde finishes load at your convenience Power miser option
SAVE *250
No major competitive dishwasher cleans dishes better!
Reg.
$649.99
ULTRA WASH system cleans the water as it cleans your dishes Pots/pans cycle 8-hour delay start
39988
Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.
ALL
REOS
SALE
SAVE *150
100-watt Stereo system
s1Is99 399
CD adaptable with easy plug-in jacks Quartz tuner-select 10 preset stations Dual tape
high-speed dubbing
SAVE *80
Furniture style rack stereo
Was QQ88
$279.99 luV Dual tape highspeed dubbing 4-band equalizer for custom sound 2-way speakers deliver full range of sound
SAVE *200
110-watt stereo with remote
5or
Reg.
$799.99 CD adaptable with handy front controls Quartz tuner-choose up to 24 AM/FM preset stations ' Dual tape high-speed dubbing
Sale ends Dec. 31
ALL TVsN
189
hromix tube '.vMdffcture set great teiroom 1-year ufarranty
fcrcMaHs
*81
color TV
SAVE *70
14-day/2-eventVHSVCR
Reg.
$269.99
199
Cable-compatible tunes in up to 105 channels 9-function remote includes channel up/down Mode display provides visual readout
SAVE *120
VHS VCR with on-screen programming
Reg.
$399.99
27999
Sale ends Dec 24
Quartz tuner locks in stations instantly
27-function remote program VCR from chair
Cable-compatible tunes in 111 channels
SAVE *150
VHS VCR with MTS stereo
399
Reg.
$549.99
Sale ends Dec. 31
Dolby stereo plays and records in stereo Quartz tuner tunes in up to 111 channels 27-function remote on-screen programming
2 NTS GRE55 23
Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.
fts a Canyon River Blues Christmas
LIVED-IN,
Items indicated larger stores only are available in Barboursviile. Charlotte. Charleston, S.C (Norlhwoods) Charleston, WVa Columbia. Durham, Fayetteville. Greensboro, Raleigh, Roanoke, Wilmington and Winston-Salem
Large items such as furniture and appliances are inventoned in our distribution center and will be scheduled for pick-up or delivery. Delivery not included in pnces shown.
24BB GRE55 T 1 PnmedmU.SA 11,87 HF732A 87580
NC: Burlington. Charlotte, (Eastland, Southpark), Concord. Durham, Fayetteville. Gastonia, Goldsboro, Graansboro, Greenville, Hickory, High Point. Jacksonville. Raleigh. Rocky Mount, Wilmington, Winston-Salem. SC: Charleston (Citadel. Northwoods), Columbia, Florence. Myrtle Beach. Rock Hill. VA: Danville. Lynchburg, Roanoke. KY: Ashland. WV: Barboursviile. Beckley, Bluetield. Charleston.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back c Sears, Roebuck and Co. 1987
WHITE SALE CONTINUES SAVE ON ALL SHEETS, BED COORDINATES, MORE
velour kimono.
1987 JCPenney Company, Inc. NP11W46A
SPECIAL
BUYBLOUSES AND SWEATERSSpeciafly priced blouses of polyester and soft sweaters of acrylic or acrylic/nylon. Choose from an assortment of pretty styles. Misses sizes.
Some items available in petites and womens sizes.
Intermediate markdowns may have been taken on original priced merchandise shown throughout this circular. Reductions from original priced
merchandise effective until stock is depleted. Sale prices on regular priced merchandise effective through Sat., Dec. 19th unless otherwise noted.
25
o/o OFF ALL BETTER WATCHES
Find famous names like Citizen Bulova
Seiko Pulsar and more. Names known for accuracy, precision and great style. For men and women. Available only at JCPenney stores with Fine Jewelry Departments. Photos may be enlarged to show detail.
4Q0/0 OFF
The world is your oyster. With this glamorous selection of cultured pearls, precious and semiprecious stones set in 14K pendants, necklaces and earrings.
&)
50% OFF
All 14K chains, charms, earrings.
Excludes Everyday Wlues.
All percentages off represent savings on reguiar prices.
Sale prices of merchandise shown on this page effective through Saturday, January 2nd.
YOUR CHOICE
9.99
25% OFF
D. 25% off all cotton sweaters, like this St. John's Bay^ cotton striped rugby shirt. Reg. $35 Sale 26.25 Sale prices on sweater and buffalo-checked shirt effective through Thursday, December 24th. >
LAST MINUTE CATALOG SHOPPING
Shop the JCPenney Christmas Catalog. Hundreds of pages filled with great gift ideas from holiday apparel to their favorite toys. Order by phone with delivery anywhere. See it at the Catalog Department.
ST. JOHNS BAY*
One name to remember for the many names on your list.
I A. Yarn-dyed cotton chamois shirt. 19.99 every day I B. Buffalo check cotton flannel shirt. Reg. $24 Sale 19.99 IC. Cotton corduroy vest with polyester fiberfill insulation. Reg. $24 Sale 19.99
25o/o OFF DRESS SHIRTS
I Sale 11.25 to 14.25 Reg. $15 to $19. From the Stafford collection; Neat button-down oxfords. Traditionally tailored patterns. And Performance Plus From Gentry; slimmer-fitting styles. Polyester/cotton or cotton/polyester blends in mens sizes.
The perfect Christmas The perfect gift.... a JCPenney Gift Certificate.
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SALE
24.99
YOUNG MENS JEANS
I A. Reg. $28 and $30. Sasson or Plain Pockets' whitewashed cotton denim jeans.
B. Sale 14.99 Reg. 19.99 ea. Weekends in California camp shirt in solids or stripes.
C. Sale 34.99 Reg. $42. Plain Pockets' whitewashed cotton jacket.YOUNG MEN'S HOLIDAY BLUE JEANS EVENT
F HANDSTANDSPAIR-UPS
Choose from a selection of overalls, jeans, knit and woven tops in solids and prints. Cotton or polyester/cotton for boys and girls sizes 2T, 3T and 4T. Percentage off represent savings on regular prices.
SALE
7.99;
DYNASTY BATH TOWEL
Reg. S10. Dynasty* Supima towel of 100% pima cotton. ReO- Sale
Hand towel ......................$ ^ 4.99
I Washcloth.......................$3 l-SQ
I Body towel.......................$20 16.99
SALE 8.99 bath
Reg. $11. Cotton velour in pretty prints. Reg. Sale
Hand towel......................8.00 6.99
Washcloth or fingertip towel .............4.50 3.99
Sale prices on all towels and bath accessories effective through Saturday, January 23rd.
Ceramic swan towel holder Rattan hamper Rattan wastebasket
Rattan shelf........
Premier II digital scale
m
Reg.
Sale
$37
29.00
$17
11.90
$ 9
6.30
$ 5
4.00
$12
9.60
$65
53.99
$16
12.99
$42
33.99
$60
45.00
SALE
JCPENNEY BATH TOWEL
A. Reg. $8. All cotton loops on a polyester/cotton base.
Reg. Sale
Hand towel...........................5.50 3.99
Washcloth or fingertip towel ..... 2.75 1.99
Body towel..........................18.00 14.99
Other sizes also on sale.
SALE 4.99 bath
B. Reg. $8. The velour JCPenney towel of pure cotton. Choose from a collection of colors.
Reg. Sale
Hand towel.......................5.50 3.99
Washcloth or fingertip towel..........2.75 1.99
SALE 4.99 bath
C. Reg. $8. Add freshness to your bathroom with the JCPenney print velour towel of 100% cotton.
Reg. Sale
Hand towel.......................5.50 3.99
Washcloth........................2.75 1.99
20% TO 30% OFF
Sale $21 and $25 Reg. $27 and $32. Coordinating JCPenney shower and window curtains of Kodel" polyester.
Sale 9.10 to 36.40 Reg. $13 to $52. Bath mats, tank sets, U-lid covers and bath carpet of DuPont' nylon.
Sale 2.40 to 4.80 Reg. $3 to $6. JCPenney plastic coordinates. Save on tumblers, soap dishes and toothbrush holders.
Sale 12.60 to 24.50 Reg. $18 to $35. Wicker-look hampers, wastebaskets, 2 shelf units, and oval scale. Kodel is an Eastman Kodak Company reg. TM.
Sale prices on this page effective through Sat., Jan. 23rd.
SALE
29.99
TWIN SHEET SET
I Reg. $39. Benetton Giuliana coordinates. Sheets of cotton/ Kodel polyester. Comforters of polyester/cotton with Kodel polyester fiberfill. Reg. Sale
I Full sheet set.....$59 39.99
Reg. Sale I Twin comforter.... $65 49.99
I Full comforter.....$75 59.99
Twin bedskirt .....$35 27.99
IStd. sham .......$25 19.99
I Queen, king sizes, coordinating bath accessories also on sale.
4-'
SALE 8.99 twin sheet
I Reg. 11.99. Victoria flat or fitted Kodel* polyester/ cotton percale sheets. Comforters of polyester/ cotton with Kodel polyester fiberfill.
I Full sheet
I Queen sheet 24.99
I Standard case, pr.
I Queen case, pr.
I Twin comforter 80 00
I Full comforter...............^
I Queen comforter
I Standard sham 30.00
I Twin bedskirt ^^ O?
I Full bedskirt I King sizes also on sale.
Kodel is an Eastman Kodak Company reg. TM.
Sale prices on this page effective thru Saturday, January 23rd.
Reg.
Sale
15.99
12.99
24.99
21.99
, 12.99
10.99
13.99
11.99
80.00
59.99
100.00
74.99
120.00
89.99
30.00
22.49
40.00
29.99
45.00
33.69
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30% OFF WESTWOOD DRAPERIES
Sale 31.50. Reg. $45; 50x84" pr. Open-weave draperies of polyester/rayon/
cotton lined with polyester/cotton. Fleg. Sale
I 75x84'....................................... $ 85 pr. 59.50
1100x84" ...................................... $109 pr. 76.30
I Other sizes also on sale.
I Sale 11.20 Reg. $14 ea. Elegance 60x84" sheer Dacron polyester/cotton panel.SALE 31.20 50x84'pr.
I Reg. $39. Supreme antique satin draperies of rayon/acetate with Roc-lon Rain-No-Stain cotton lining. Reg. Sale
175x84" ...... $69 pr. 55.20
1 100x84'.................$89 pr. 71.20
I Other sizes also on sale.
I Sale $12 Reg. $15 ea. Lisette 60x84' sheer panel of imported polyester voile.
Sale prices on this page effective through Saturday, January 23rd.
20
% OFF JEWEL TEX' DRAPERIES
Sale $24 Reg. $30; 50x84" pr. Jewel Tex draperies of cotton/polyester/rayon lined with cotton acrylic.
Sale 49.60 Reg. $62. 75x84" pr.
Sale 63.20 Reg. $79.100x84" pr.
Other sizes also on sale.
Sale prices on this page effective through Sat. Jan. 23rd.
40% 0F>^
MADE-TO-MEASURE
Save on made-to-measure wood or metal mini-blinds and vertical blinds. Just bring in your exact window measurements and well order to fit perfectly.
Percentage off represents savings on regular prices.
% OFF NEWPORT PRISCILLAS
Sale 38.40 Reg. $48; 140x84" pr. Newport priscillas of Kodel polyester/cotton.
68x36" tiers, Reg. $11 Sale 8.80 pr.
KODEL is an Eastman Kodak Company Reg. TM.
Sale prices on this page effective thru Saturday,
January 23rd.
20% OFF
Sale $108 Reg. $135; 150x84" pr. Charleston priscillas of Kodel* polyester/cotton.
132x20" valance, Reg. $45 Sale S36 ea. 82x45" tiers, Reg. $35 Sale $28 pr.20% OFF
Find great savings on aluminum stock blinds and stock shades. Take them home and install them the very same day!
Percentage off represents savings on regular prices.
35'-50% OFF AMERICAN TOURISTER
. American Tourister- 4000 luggage of heavy nylon with vinyl trim. Orig. Sale
26" pullman......... $130 64.99
Garment bag .................$100 64.99
Tote ..................$ 60 29.99
Other sizes also on sale.1 SAVE AT OUR HOLIDAY TRAVEL LUGGAGE SALE
JCPENNEY AND CONTINENTAL AIR TRAVEL BONUS For every $50 luggage purchase made by December 24,1987, receive a mail-in certificate redeemable for an airline coupon worth $25 to $100 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.
Carry on in stylo with this leather umbrella
portfolio or vinyl attache case ^ Reg. Sale
lAttachecase..............'IOO 54.99
Portfolio...................SALE 69.99 3 PC. SET
I Reg. $88. Jaguar Capri 3 pc. set includes 25" pullman, carry on, garment bag. Of nylon. When sold separately; Reg. Sale
125" pullman ...... $37 29.99
I Carry on............................$26 20.00
I Garment bag ..... $25 20.00
Other sizes also on sale.40% TO 50% OFF
Samsonite* Sidekicks II of vinyl-trimmed nylon.
Orig, Sale
126" pullman or garment bag...........$100 49.99
128" pullman........................$120 59.99
I Carry on .. ........................$ 75 39.99
I Tote...............................$ 50 29.99
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OPEN 8 A.M. NOW THROUGH CHRISTMAS, CHECK LOCALLY FOR SUNDAY HOURS.
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EVENT STARTS SUNDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1987GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA THE PLAZA
Store Phone 756-1190 Catalog Phone 756-2145
SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1987 Advertising Supplement to the DAILY REFLECTOR. Sunday. December 13. 1987
Your satisfaction is our goal. To serve the public as nearly as we can to its satisfaction. Thats the Penney idea.
If youre not satisfied with your purchase after a reasonable time, let us know, and well try to satisfy you completely.
DISCOUNT DRUG
Hurry, sale prices are good through Saturday, December 19,1987
SHARP AM/FM Cassette Stereo Radio with 3-band graphic equalizer, auto-stop, soft eject, variable sound monitoring system, 4 speakers, FM Stereo and power LED, one button recording. Reg. 59.99. - ^ am
Special purchase, U #
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CHRISTMAS PAPER A FOIL by Rus Mark 120 sq. ft., 6 Rdl, Reg. 4.99 ..........
2.96
CHRISTMAS WRAPPING PAPER by Rus Mark 150 sq, ft,, 3 Roll,
Reg, 4.99 ..............
2.96
M & MS CANDY
Holidays 14 oz, or Regular 1 lb.. Plain or Peanut,
Reg. 2.49 ea.............
1.00
ANY FISHER-PE ______,
! Selection varies by store.
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ANY FISHER-PRICE TOY IN STOCK
R:o has atlemoted to order what we feel to be sufficient quantities However, with our high quality products we cannot guaranty that we will tie able requests Most stores open Sundays and evenings Items available while quantites last No dealers allowed Promotional items not available in all stores^! r^n^le for typographical or illustration errors COPYRIGHT 1987 REVCODS., INC
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Smart Santas save on fun toys from Reveo!Toys a^ailoDie at most stores These items represent special limited purchases Sorry no rainchecks
12' MUSICAL CHRISTMAS
BEAR plays 18 Christmas tunes
12.88
TURTfArBOUTS
Rush reversible characters. Reg. 9.99
SOFT ft CUDDLY BEARS AND ANIMALS
14" Curly Cue Baby Bear
11" Bear v^ith Scarf
8" Cuddle Bear, Panda, Dog or Koala
Cuddle Me Pals
20" DELUXE TEDDY BEAR, large
MY FIRST CHAIR
Sturdy plastic, in assated colors,..
2.96
12" CRAYON COLOR BEARS
Assorted colas
YOUR CHOICE
5.99
VIEWMASTERSETS
Jem, Laser Tag, Sesame Street a Mickey Mouse .....
YOUR CHOICE
4.97
PONY WAGON With Blocks, 3 toys in one ...
7.99
Pevco "as cte'^'pted c orce' ^".at fee: g oe ssiff'Cien' quanflties Hcwei/e' oor n^gn ouafity' prcdjcts we connot gjorontee that we will be aoie to fulfill al eg^es's f/os'3to'esoce" Su''aaysor'C3ever.''g5 Ite^ns avoiiocie w^iie auant.f.es lost No deoiers aowed Promotional items not ovoiioDie r all stores Not 'esocnS'Dle for tyocgrap^icai C':iuS*ra'rcn e"ors CCP'^PiGHT t87RE'/CGDS iNC
Holiday shoppings easier with our iarge toy seiection! ^Toys available at most stores. These items represent special, limited purchases. Sorry no rainchecks.
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OPfRATINC ROOM
TOPPLE GAME Winning or losing hangs in the balance of every move......
9.97
MAD SCIENTIST OPERATING ROOM
Poseable Mad Scientist with 7 crazy operating tools..
7.99
DIZZY DIZZY DINOSAUR GAME
Don't get caught in the path of this zany, unpredictable dinosaur,
Set him on ^ ^ Am
the board and J U # let him go I #
OF FORTUNE
V-
WHEEL OF FORTUNE GAME
The fast-action word game where you spin, solve the puzzle and win!
Standard or junior edition
9.97
TURNSTILE ALPHABET
Flip letters to related pictures, makes learning fun.
5.99
STEALTH FIGHTER
with figure, flashing lights, realistic sound and remote control .
9.96
Sonic
Blaster
Rifle-
IDEALS REBOUND GAME A family game of skill and action
9.96
TOMYTUNEYVILLE CHOO-CHOO Rolls along playing 11 different songs ....
15.99
CAPTAIN POWER SONIC BLASTER RIFLE Hi-tech machine pistol with light-up front and machine gun sound. Chrome plated accents make this an exciting ^
gun for Captain A
Power fans ............mW m
MASTER MARKSMAN TARGET GAME
Choose from 2 styles: Each style includes 2 different full-scale dart guns; 12 safe, soft darts,
2 dart holders and 4 knock-down targets ..
CAPTAIN POWER DART, GUN TARGET GAME
with ricochet sound..
Reveo has attempted to order wnot we feel fo oe sufficent quont.t^s Howe/er with our high Quality p,oduC5 we
requests. Most stores open Sundays and evemngs lte.ms a/o-iaoie wh.ie quontites as* No dealers allowed P'cmonono! ifem.s no. avoi'ao^e m Q.i s...res responsible for typographical or illustration errors COPYRIGHT ^ W REVCO DS INC
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TWIN PRINTS
NOW AT OUR SINGLE PRINT PRICES
(In our Standard Size only.)
QUALITY FIRST
Buy 2 Rolls of Fuji Film & get 1,00 Mfg.'s Mail-in Rebate
LMS CAMERA
Instant camera with built-in flash. Reg, 49.99 ........
39.95
-10.00
29.95
Aftei l?ecx3te
GRAN PRIX Programme #812,23 keys, monophc memory, 8 pre-prograrr A/C jack, large keys, us 6 "AA" batteries (not ir Reg. 14,99..............
FUJI FILM CN 110-24,100 ASA, Reg. 2.79..... 2i37
FUJI FILM CH 135-24,400 ASA, Reg, 3,49 .... 2.88 FUJI DISC FILM 2-Pack, Reg. 4.79.......
3.88
CONCORD 35 MM CAMERA
Focus free, built-in flash, ready light, film counter, built-in lens cover, safety lock, assorted pastels,
Reg. 1995 Sorry no rainchecks..
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14.95
CONCORD 110 CAMRA
Assorted pastels.
Sorry no
rainchecks.......
9.99
GPX AM/FM Stereo Due Boom Box, Reg. 39.99. Sary no rainchecks ...
8.27
POLAROID Time Zero, Single Pack
or Spectra System Film
Reg. 8.99 and 999 ................
-1.00
7.27
POLAROID 600 FILM 2-pack Reg 17.98
! 16.54
Sole
Srce
-2.00
MoiMn
fieoote
1 14.54
RNAl
COST
Affe Reoate
STAND/HAND MIXER,
5-speed, Reg. 19.99 ^ h h Sorry no Mggg
rainchecks I#i# #
CAN OPENER with Shi
ELECTRIC KNIFE
5 SPEED MIXER, Reg <
Sorry no rainchecks ...
Pevco has attempted to order wbot we feel to be suffictent quontities However, with our high quality products we connot guarantee that we will be able to fulfill all requests Most stores open Sundays and evenings Items available while quontities lost No dealers allowed Promotional items not available in all stores Not responsible tor typographical or illustration errors COPVRIGHT ' 1987 REICO D.S, INC
ith a personal or household gift from Reveo!
imabie Electronic KeytXKird, ohomc, 96 note recording rammed songs,
, uses
)t included)
11.95
GRAN PRIX
AM/FM Pocket Radio with headphones, #A2090, Reg. 6.99....
5.97
KAZ HUMIDIFIER with filter, 2.5 gal. water capacity,
Reg. 2149 ...
15.99
RONSON SHAVERS
Double Head Microfoil, <^RFD-2
Deluxe Beard & Mustache Trimmer, #MT-1
Lady Ronson Deluxe Shaver, #LT-2
YOUR CHOICE
14.99
-5.00&
9.99
AftafUeDoie
Dual Cassette
37.99
NORTHE
King Size Moist Heating Pad, Reg. 19.59.....
15.99
WINDMERE Clothes Shaver, Reg. 1199. Sorry no rainchecks...
WINDMERE Crimping Iron,
Reg. 14.99. Sorry no rainchecks
Cjt-rti-a-T.mt
Sharpeer jg 9.99 ea
YOUR CHOICE
8.77
BLACK ft DECKER Cup<it-a-Time Beverage Maker, compact, permanent filter, ^ m
easy to clean. ^
Reg 2195 .......... \ K ^
WINDMERE
Pro Sport Dryer 1500 Watt,
Reg. 15.99 .....
13.95
Sole
Price
-5.00
Moil-in
Peoate
8.95
HNAl
COST
After :>otMts
WINDMERE
Mini Pro Dryer, 1500 Watt, Reg 13.95
COST Attef i?eoate
.A rvrto, wfiot we (eel to be suffcenf auonfits Howe^. with our high Quality products we connot guarantee that we will oe aoie to fulfifi or responsible for typographical or illustration errors COPYRIGHT 1987 REVCO OS. INC
Fragrance gifts-perfect for everyone on your listi
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DELEGAR Seashae Bath Collection Without coupon 3.39 eo. coupon expires 12/19/87
t7R6VC0 COUPON
75^ OFF ^
ANY CLARION PRODUCT
Not available in all stores, coupon expires 12/19/87 tmmmmmmmmwi
t7R0VC0 COUPON
5(Hoff
ANYMAYBELLINE
PRODUCT
coupon expires 12/19/87
PRIMO 1 oz, Spray Cologne and Spray
ParfumGift QQ
Set, Reg. 8.29...
LE JARDIN "ROMANTIC CLASSICS" with 1 oz. Eau de Toilette Spray and2oz. Perfumed Bath Powder,
Reg. 10.99
10.37
JOVAN MUSK SETS For Her: Vi oz. Perfume and % oz. Concentrate Spray For Him: 2 oz. After Shave and 3 oz. Stick
Deodorant A A
Reg. 9.33 ea # mW W
JORDACHE "BEAUTY TRIO
SET with loz.
Spray Cologne, 1 Cosmetic Face Kit and ^ ^ mm
1 Mascara, A AC
Reg. 10.65 m mm w
OLD SPICE After Shave, 4.25 oz., 3 Types,
Reg. 3.79 ea.
YOUR CHOICE
2.56
STCTSON COLOGNE
3 oz. Cologne or 2.5 oz, Cologne Spray, Reg. 8.45 ea.
YOUR CHOICE
7.89
COTYWILD MUSK COLOGNE 4 oz. Pour or 2.5 oz. Spray,
Reg. 7.99 ea,
YOUR CHOICE
ENGLISH LEATHER 5 PC. COLLECTION SET
2 oz. ea., Reg. 10.99
7.35 9.55
COUNTRY COTTAGE GIFT SET Bubble Bath with Talc or Soap, Reg. 2,99
1.96
OLD SPICE GIFT SET
2% 02. After Shave 8t 216 oz. Stick Deodorant #31120, Reg. 4.193.67
OLD SPICE GIFT SET
2% oz. After Shave,
5 oz. Soap-on-a-Rope, #31130, Reg. 5.994.96
OLD SPICE GIFT SET
2% oz. After Shave, 21^ oz, Cologne, #31140, Reg. 4.994.37
FOREVER KRYSTLE
5oz. Eau de Toilette Spray, Reg. 8.497.75
TABU FRAGRANCE COMPLEMENTS SET
with 1.5 oz. Pure Spray Cologne and .5 oz. Spray Concentrate, Reg, 8.49
7.97
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Reveo has attempted to order what we feel to be sufficient quantities However, with our high quality products we cannot guarantee that we will be able to lultill all requests Most stores open Sundays and evenings Items available while quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional items not available in all stores Not responsible tor typographical or illustration errors COPYRIGHT ' 1987 REVCO DS. INC
Reveo wants you to have Healthy and Happy Holidays!
MENNEN PRODUCTS
Lady Speed Stick, 1.5 oz.. All Types,
Speed Stick, 2.5 oz.
YOUR CHOICE2/3.00
TRIAMINIC4 0Z
DM Cough Syrup, Reg. 3.29
Cold Syrup, Reg. 3.59 O OO
Expectorant, Reg. 4.09 ea. dm mw W
REVCO Ibuprofen, 50's, Reg. 2.99 REVCO Non-Aspirin Cold Tablets, 24's,
Reg. 2.49, Compare to CoTylenol REVCO Allerfed, 24's,
Reg. 2.49, Compare to Actifed ctfoict REVCO Formula X-N, 100's A AQ Reg. 2.59, Compare to Excedrin I mw m
ASCRIPTIN 100's Reg. 4.97
3.59
-1.00 SK.
A RNAl
2.59 CX3ST
R0M7USSIN Cough Syrup, CF, Ft, or DM, 4 oz., Reg. 3.19 ea.
YOUR CHOICE
ALKA SELTZER PIUS
Cold Medicine, 20's, Reg. 2.85
MYLANTA Liquid, 12 oz., Reg. 3.09
CORRECTO! O's, Reg. 5.49
2.69 1.99
2.59 4.49
LX>REAL Free Hold Mousse, 8 oz.. Normal or Extra Control, Reg. 2.89
YOUR CHOICE
NNESSE 11 oz. Shampoo or Conditioner, 3.25 oz. Gel,5oz. Mousse, or 7 oz Hair Spray, Reg. 2.79 ea.
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BRECK Mousse 5 oz., Reg. 1.69 ea.
1.97 2/4.00 CHoicE 1.19
MISS BRECK Hair Spray, 7 oz., Reg, 1.69 ea.
YOUR CHOICE
BARBASOL Shave Cream, 11 oz.. All Types, Reg. 990 ea.
1.19
YOUR
CHOICE
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I LILT Home Perm Lotion, | I All Types |
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11.60
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I LOREAL Preference I
I Hair Color, All Types |
I Without coupon 5.59 |
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! DMXORAL PLUS 24 s !
I Without coupon 7.09
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hns nttemoted to order wtiat we (eel to be suttcent quant.tes Howe^ with our hgh quality products w cannot guarantee that we will able to luKill all riSsb MosfsToreToSen Sundays and evenings Items available while quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional items not available m oil stores Not responsible for typographical or illustration errors COPYRIGHT 1987 REVCO OS, INC
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CARDI-OMEOA 3 is a revolutionary breakthrough in the fight oganst heart disease, containing MoxEPA, the original and only Omega 3 fish oil concentrate extensively tested by doctors.
CARDI-OMEGA 3 helps fight the risks of heart disease 3 ways, by helping to reduce high-cholestefol, reducing elevated triglycerides arxJ reducing risk of blood clots that can cause heart attacks. For nrore information about CARDI-OMfOA 3, just ask your Reveo phamocist for PHARMossistance
PALMER Double Crisp Coins, Milk Chocolate
Christmas Balls, or Minty euoiet
Bells, 8 oz Reg. 1,49 ea. CHOICE
FRANKFORD Peanut Butter ^ 4k g Bells, 8 oz., Reg. 1.49 ea........... Ill#
ZACHARY Assorted Chocolates, Caramel Nut Clusters or Caramels, 5 oz..................
YOUR CHOICE
ZACHARY Boxed Chocolates, 3 lb., Reg. 5.99 ..............
GIANT MINT STICKS
by American, 5 oz., Reg. 50Cea
HOLIDAY COOKIES
by Bakeline, 16 oz Reg. 1.39
YOUR CHOICE KERNLAND PISTACHIOS ^
Red or White, 1 lb., Reg.^.99 ea. ^
Not available in New Mexico ... mm "X m
9-volt, Single "C-of'D"
2-pock Reg. 2 79
177
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Reoote
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After Reoote
SPECIAL "AA" 8-pock Reg 399 Sorry no roinchecks
VIDEO CASSETTE CABINET Reg. 11,99, Sorry no rainchecks
FUJI T-120 VHS Video Tape 2-pack, Reg. 9.98
Reveo has ottempfed to order what we feel to be sufficient quantifies. However, with our high quality products we cannot guarantee that we will be able to fulfill all requests Most stores open Sundays and evenings Items available while quantities last No dealers allowed Promotional items not available in all stores Not responsible for typographical or illustration errors COPYRIGHT ' 1987 RE\30 DS, INC
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My first Is In damsel, never in fair.
My second's In horse, also In mare.
My third Is In bread, but not In dough.
My fourth Is In hall, but not In snow.
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